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### Main appearance(s)

* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *A Link Between Worlds*
* *Tri Force Heroes*

### Habitat(s)

* Dungeons
* Temple of the Ocean King (**PH**)
* Doylan's Temple (**PH**)
* Ocean Temple (**ST**)
* Eastern Palace (**ALBW**)
* Desert Palace (**ALBW**)
* Forest Temple (**TFH**)
* Stone Corridors (**TFH**)
* Fortified Zone (**TFH**)

### Weapon(s)

Shield

**Arrow Traps** are recurring traps in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

Arrow Traps are wall-mounted turrets that shoot Arrows and are typically found in Dungeons, forming traps that Link must avoid, often with little room for the hero to maneuver. There are three types of Arrow Trap: ones which shoot Arrows continuously; ones which shoot an Arrow only when Link crosses its path; and ones which shoot Arrows as a punishment when Link activates the wrong Switch or otherwise solves a puzzle incorrectly. Link can usually defend himself against these Arrows with a Shield, if he is carrying one. In some cases, Arrow Traps are used as part of a Dungeon's puzzles.

### *Phantom Hourglass*

In *Phantom Hourglass*, Arrow Traps first appear in the second half of the Temple of the Ocean King, on floor B7. They fire their Arrows at Link while he rides on floating platforms across a large pit. Arrow Traps later appear in the narrow corridors of Doylan's Temple on the Isle of Ruins. The gigantic, mechanical Boss of Mutoh's Temple, Eox, has a series of turrets around its neck which function like Arrow Traps.

### *Spirit Tracks*

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### *A Link Between Worlds*

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### *Tri Force Heroes*

Some Arrow Traps are placed near Torches which can cause the Arrows to light on fire, making them even more dangerous or part of a Dungeon's puzzle, as seen in the Forest Temple of *Tri Force Heroes*.

### *Nintendo Land*

Arrow Traps reappear in *Battle Quest* of *Nintendo Land* in the levels Ganon's Castle Approach and Ganon's Last Stand, where they shoot Arrows just like their appearances in *Phantom Hourglass* and *Spirit Tracks*. To deactivate them, the player with the Bow must strike the Shock Switches as fast as they can.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 18
Aris Beach

**Aris Beach** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Aris Beach is located along the Necluda Sea in East Necluda. It is south of Ubota Point and North Aris Beach.

In Lurelin Village, Link can receive the "Take Back the Sea" Side Quest. Sebasto explains that monsters have taken over many of the Village's best fishing spots, including Aris Beach. Since Link appears tough, he asks him to clear out the monsters.

The Monster Stronghold he is referring to is located just off the eastern coast of Aris Beach. The monsters that inhabit it are Bokoblins, Blue Bokoblins, a Black Bokoblin, and a Blue Moblin. To access it, Link can either swim or take the Raft that can be found on the Clarnet Coast. After all of the monsters have been defeated, Link will be able to access the Stronghold's Treasure Chest, which contains a Knight's Halberd. Sebasto will reward Link with a Silver Rupee for completing his request.

A smaller Monster Stronghold can be found on the western end of Aris Beach, consisting of a Lizalfos and two Blue Lizalfos. The Campfire here has four Boko Spears staked into the ground surrounding it, three of which bear Roasted Bass. The Treasure Chest at this Stronghold contains five Bomb Arrows.

Several other Treasure Chests can be found in the sand and waters surrounding Aris Beach. The contents of these Chests are a Sapphire, two Topazes, a Giant Boomerang, a Soldier's Broadsword, and a Silver Rupee.

### Creatures

* Armored Porgy
* Bladed Rhino Beetle
* Blue-Winged Heron
* Hearty Blueshell Snail
* Hearty Lizard
* Hightail Lizard
* Ironshell Crab
* Mighty Porgy
* Mountain Goat
* Pink Heron
* Razorclaw Crab
* Water Buffalo

### Equipment

* Boko Spear
* Tree Branch

### Minor Enemies

* Black Bokoblin
 Lizal Tri-Boomerang
 Steel Lizal Shield
* Blue Bokoblin
 Spiked Boko Bow
* Blue Bokoblin
 Spiked Boko Bow
 Fire Arrows
* Blue Bokoblin
 Spiked Boko Club
 Spiked Boko Shield
* Blue Bokoblin
 Spiked Boko Spear
* Blue Lizalfos
 Dragonbone Boko Spear
* Blue Lizalfos
 Soldier's Broadsword
 Soldier's Shield
* Blue Moblin
 Spiked Boko Club
 Spiked Boko Shield
* Bokoblin
 Spiked Boko Bow
* Keese
* Lizalfos
* Stalkoblin
* Stalkoblin
 Spiked Boko Bow
* Treasure Octorok
* Water Octorok

## See Also

* North Aris Beach
* Take Back the Sea

## References

1. ↑ "*Aris Beach*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Monsters have taken over the best fishing spots. You used to be able to pull in a good haul at Aris Beach, but these days you'd be lucky to leave there with your life.*" — Sebasto (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*You look pretty tough.
Think you could go take care of them?*" — Sebasto (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Thanks, mate. I suppose I should give you this to show my appreciation.*" — Sebasto (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Plage d'Araiso*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*Playa de Onaiso*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
All-Characters Mode

Ambiguously Canon Information

**All-Characters Mode** is a Mode in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Overview

All-Characters Mode has the player play through Dungeon Mode with each character in succession.

## See Also

* Arena Mode
* Daily Challenge
* Dungeon Mode
* Octavo's Ode
* Puzzle Mode
* Single-Character Mode
* Story Mode
* Symphony of the Mask

## References

1. ↑ "*All-Characters Mode*" — Select Mode (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
2. ↑ "*Play through the game in Dungeon Mode with all characters consecutively. Note that the save file will be removed upon completion.*" — Select Mode (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
BS Zelda

***BS Zelda*** may refer to any one of three *BS Zelda* games that were released for the Super Famicom via the BS-X Broadcasting System.

* ***BS The Legend of Zelda*** – The first BS Zelda game, which is essentially a varied remake of the original *The Legend of Zelda* with two different quests.
* ***BS The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets*** – The final BS Zelda game, which is a sequel to *A Link to the Past*.
* The **BS-X port of *A Link to the Past***, often known as ***BS The Legend of Zelda: Triforce of the Gods***
All's Hair in Love and War

Non-Canon Information

"**All's Hair in Love and War**" is a Spirit Board event for *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*.

## Overview

"All's Hair in Love and War" is an event wherein a greater number of long-haired Spirits randomly appear on the Spirit Board. Additionally, certain Legendary Spirits befitting this theme are set to appear at set times each day.

## References

1. ↑ *"Event: All's Hair in Love and War
09/08/2020"* — Nintendo, Event: All's Hair in Love and War, Nintendo.net, published September 8, 2020, retrieved August 13, 2022.
2. ↑ *"Spirits with long and luscious locks are coming to the Spirit Board in this event!"* — Nintendo, Event: All's Hair in Love and War, Nintendo.net, published September 8, 2020, retrieved August 13, 2022.
Aqua Crown

**Aqua Crowns** are items in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Location and Uses

Aqua Crowns are silver-rarity Materials awarded for completing the following Levels and Drablands Challenges of the Riverside:

* **Secret Fortress**, *"Clear with halved energy!"*: one Aqua Crown
* **Abyss of Agony**, *"Halved attack and defense!"*: one Aqua Crown
* **Abyss of Agony**, *"Clear within the time limit!"*: two Aqua Crowns
* **Cove of Transition**, no challenge: one Aqua Crown
* **Cove of Transition**, *"Evade the Wallmaster!"*: two Aqua Crowns
* **Water Temple**, *"Fewer Heart Containers!"*: two Aqua Crowns

They can also be won in the Coliseum and Daily Riches, or purchased from the Street Merchant for 500 Rupees each.

Aqua Crowns are one of the Materials used to make Linebeck's Uniform and the Torrent Robe.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116
2. ↑ "*水のかんむり*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
3. ↑ "*Couronne d'eau*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
4. ↑ "*Couronne d'eau*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
5. ↑ "*Wasserkrone*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
6. ↑ "*Corona acquatica*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
7. ↑ "*Corona de agua*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
8. ↑ "*Corona de agua*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
Bean

**Beans** are objects in *The Minish Cap*.

## Location and Uses

Beans are objects found throughout the world of Hyrule. They are the seeds of beanstalks, which can be found in the Eastern Hills, on Mount Crenel, in the Western Wood, the Wind Ruins, and in Lake Hylia. They can only be made to grow with the magic from a Kinstone Fusion.

## Gallery

* A Bean planted on Mount Crenel
* A Bean planted in the Wind Ruins
* Link climbing a beanstalk
* Link obtaining a Piece of Heart atop a beanstalk

## See Also

* Crenel Bean
* Magic Bean
* Vine Sprout

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*I just planted a big ol' bean... It hasn't sprouted yet, but when it does, it's gonna be a big sucker!!*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
2. ↑ "*Hey, listen to this! You remember that big bean I planted? Well, would you believe it finally sprouted! I wonder where it leads!*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
3. ↑ "*I planted a bean near my house, but it just doesn't want to grow...*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
Apprentice

The Apprentice from the Game Boy Advance version of *A Link to the Past*

The **Apprentice** is a recurring character in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Biography

### *A Link to the Past*

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The Apprentice appears inside the Magic Shop.

## Other Appearances

### *Ancient Stone Tablets*

Non-Canon Information

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## Gallery

* The Apprentice from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version of *A Link to the Past*
* The Apprentice inside the Magic Shop from the Game Boy Advance version of *A Link to the Past*

## See Also

* Hooded Shopkeeper
* Maple
* Syrup

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 228
Armos Statue

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### Main appearance(s)

* *The Legend of Zelda*
* *A Link to the Past*
* *Link's Awakening*
* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *Oracle of Seasons*
* *Oracle of Ages*
* *Four Swords*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *Four Swords Adventures*
* *The Minish Cap*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *Skyward Sword*
* *A Link Between Worlds*
* *Tri Force Heroes*

### Other appearance(s)

* *The Legend of Zelda* TV series
* *Super Mario-Kun*
* *The Faces of Evil*
* *The Wand of Gamelon*
* *BS The Legend of Zelda*
* *Cadence of Hyrule*

### Health

* *The Legend of Zelda*
	+ 3
* *A Link to the Past*
	+ 4
* *Link's Awakening*
	+ 4
* *Ocarina of Time*
	+ 2
* *Majora's Mask*
	+ 2
* *Oracle of Seasons*
	+ 4
* *Oracle of Ages*
	+ 4
* *The Wind Waker*
	+ 2
* *Phantom Hourglass*
	+ 3
* *Skyward Sword*
	+ 2

### Attack

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* *A Link to the Past*
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* *Link's Awakening*
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* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *Oracle of Seasons*
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### Weapon(s)

* Sword
* Bombs
* Bow

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ Armos were also referred to as **Armos Statues** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America, *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo Power, and on Zelda.com's encyclopedia. However, because *Encyclopedia* takes precedence, this term is not considered canon.

==References==

2. ↑ "*Defeated By: Armos*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
3. ↑ "*These soldier statues here were built by the Minish ages ago to help humans.*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
4. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 64
5. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 39
6. ↑ *"Armos Statues
Armos Statues take the form of large stone figures, but sometimes they come to life and attack anyone who touches them. Armos Statues are armed with swords and shields."* — The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia, Zelda.com (archive), retrieved January 22, 2022.

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
B. Bumpkin

*Not to be confused with A. Bumpkin or Q. Bumpkin.*

A. Bumpkin and B. Bumpkin holding a crosscut saw from *A Link to the Past*

**B. Bumpkin** is a character in *A Link to the Past*.

## Biography

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## Gallery

* A. Bumpkin and B. Bumpkin sawing a Tree in *A Link to the Past*.

## See Also

* A. Bumpkin
* Q. Bumpkin

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 228 (**ALttP**)
2. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Les Éditions Soleil) pg. 228
3. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (TOKYOPOP) pg. 228
Arch Handrail

**Arch Handrails** are items in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

Arch Handrails are Handrails belonging to the Bright Ship set of Ship Parts. They are designed to draw attention due to their playful and ornate designs. Just like most Ship Parts, Link can collect multiple Arch Handrails. They can be obtained through various methods:

* Purchasing them from Beedle and other Shops.
* Finding them in Treasure Chests.
* Salvaging them using the Salvage Arm.
* Winning them from Mini-Games.
* Trading them in Freedle's boxes.

Attaching three, six, or all eight Bright Ship parts to the *SS Linebeck* will increase its stamina to five, six, or seven Hearts, respectively. Arch Handrails can be sold to the Treasure Teller for either 50, 150, or 800 Rupees. Their value is determined randomly when the Save file is created, and is the same for all Ship Parts from the Bright Ship set.

## Gallery

* Arch Handrails atop the complete Bright Ship

## See Also

* Artistic Cannon
* Bell Anchor
* Bell Prow
* Bright Hull
* Elegant Chimney
* Paddling Wheel
* Restful Cabin

## References

1. ↑ "*Arch Handrail*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
2. ↑ "*It draws attention for its playful and ornate design.*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Rambarde Arc*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Rambarde arche*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Bogengeländer*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Corrimano arco*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Pas. de arco*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Pas. de Arco*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Beedle's Insect Cage

*This article is about the container. For the Insect, see Horned Colossus Beetle.*

### Use(s)

Containing the Horned Colossus Beetle

**Beedle's Insect Cage** is an item in *Skyward Sword*.

## Location and Uses

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## See Also

* Beedle
* Horned Colossus Beetle

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116
Barkle

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Ambiguously Canon Information

**Barkle** is a recurring character in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*] He is Tingle's intelligent pet Dog.

## Biography

Tingle first meets Barkle at Sunshine Seashore on the First Continent, where he can sell to Barkle all of his bones for two Rupees each and the dog will leave the area to fetch items for Tingle. When Tingle meets up with the skeleton Pirates in Cape Treasure, Barkle shows up and scares the Pirates, giving Tingle access to their Pirate Ship and an opportunity to join them. While later exploring their Pirate Hideaway, Tingle is informed of a vicious monster attacking the cook's assistant in the kitchen. Tingle is sent to deal with the monster, only to find out that it is only Barkle. Barkle leaves the hideout shortly after.

Barkle follows Tingle home and stumbles upon the Rupee Tower, and is transformed into a Tingle version of himself. Barkle then chooses to live with Tingle.

Barkle also appears in the opening scene of *Ripened Tingle's Balloon Trip of Love* before Tingle is sucked into the storybook.

## Other Appearances

### *Super Smash Bros. Brawl*

Non-Canon Information

Barkle appears as a Sticker in *Super Smash Bros. Brawl*.

## Trivia

* Barkle's name is a portmanteau of "bark" and "Tingle". This play on words is also present in other languages. Namely, ワンクル (*Wankuru*) in Japan ("*wan wan*" is a Japanese onomatopoeia for barking, "Chin*kuru*" is Tingle's Japanese name) and "Guagle" in Spain (Guau being a Spanish onomatopoeia for barking).

## Gallery

* *Ofuda* printable featuring Barkle, from the official Japanese website for *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*
Ancient Shaft

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**Ancient Shafts** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

Ancient Shafts can be found by defeating Guardians or within chests in Ancient Shrines. They are also sold by the travelling merchant Teli, who can be found on the path northwest of Hateno Village. Like other Ancient Materials, they were made 10,000 years ago to be used in the Ancient Technology of the Sheikah. They are made of a sturdy, yet unknown material. Ancient Shafts can also be obtained infinitely through the "Ancient Part Glitch".

During the Side Quest "Slated for Upgrades", Link can give Purah three Ancient Shafts to upgrade his Remote Bombs Runes. The Ancient Oven in the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab also requires Ancient Shafts to make certain pieces of Ancient Soldier Gear. They can be used to make Gray Dye at the Kochi Dye Shop or exchanged for Mon at the Fang and Bone.

Ancient Shafts are required to upgrade the following pieces of Armor at a Great Fairy Fountain.

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

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Cheria the Merchant will buy Ancient Shafts for 100 Rupees. However, they are only worth 40 Rupees when sold elsewhere.

## See Also

* Ancient Material
* Material
* Monster Part

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Ancient Shaft
A machine part used in ancient machinery. It's incredibly sturdy, and it's not made of any recognizable material. It may come in handy someday.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Ancient Shaft
A machine part used in ancient machinery. It's incredibly sturdy, and it's not made of any recognizable material. It may come in handy someday.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*You'll need three ancient shafts to power up your Remote Bombs.*" — Purah (*Breath of the Wild*)
Aru Ainu

Non-Canon Information

**Aru Ainu** is a location in *The Wand of Gamelon*. Along with Kobitan and Sakado, it is one of the game's starting stages.

## Features and Overview

Aru Ainu is a small village settled in the northwest of Gamelon, situated within a vast stretch of barren grassland. The area is a deserted plain with only a few trees that have lost all of their leaves. The villagers all ran when a Gleeok came to the settlement, leaving only Lubonga as the lone inhabitant. The village is heavily overrun by Boars.

The village consists of two huts, the first of which leads to an open pit containing a small flock of Keese and a large Dodongo that holds the Key to the second hut, where Lubonga resides. Inside this hut, Lubonga knits a Shroud without fear of the monsters outside, and gives the item to Zelda, claiming that it will "scare the wraps off Gibdo", referring to his weakness. A Triforce Map also appears in this hut. Upon completion of this stage, Tykogi Tower is unlocked.

## Minor Enemies and Traps

* Boar
* Dodongo
* Keese

## References

1. ↑ "*Aru Ainu*" — Map (*The Wand of Gamelon*)
2. ↑ "*Everyone ran when the Gleeok came, but monsters no better than bothering me.*" — Lubonga (*The Wand of Gamelon*)
Average Middle-Aged Man

The **Average Middle-Aged Man** is a character in *A Link to the Past*.

## Biography

The man is a former Thief who specialized in picking locks who now lives at the entrance of the Desert of Mystery under the guise of being a ordinary man in silent meditation, sitting by a sign that tells people to leave him be. If Link picks up or slices his Sign, the man will break his silence and follow Link until he leaves the area.

After hearing about the "average" man from a former thief located in a cave near the Ice Palace or from a Thief in the Lost Woods, Link can return to him with the Locked Chest found in the Village of Outcasts. The man offers to open the Chest for Link in exchange for him not telling anyone about his true identity. He gives Link the Magic Bottle that was inside in exchange for Link's silence. Afterwards, he will not care whether or not his sign is taken by Link.

## Trivia

* The man asking Link to keep his identity a "secret from everyone" is a reference to the famous quote from *The Legend of Zelda*.
* During the ending credits, the man can be seen back to his old ways trying to pick locks in the Desert of Mystery.

## References

1. ↑ *Art & Artifacts*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 388 (**ALttP**)
2. ↑ "*Why did you take my sign? It says plain as day to just leave me alone! Sheeesh!*" — **Average Middle-Aged Man** (*A Link to the Past*)
3. ↑ "*Heh heh. Thank you. To tell you the truth, I used to be a thief in the Light World... some of my fellow thieves went into hiding because they were afraid of being caught. One of them was a master locksmith, but now he is hiding the fact that he was a thief... by pretending to be a strange middle-aged guy! Ha ha ha...*" — Storyteller (*A Link to the Past*)
4. ↑ "*Hey kid, this is a secret hide-out for a gang of thieves! Don't enter without permission! By the way, I heard that one of our ex-members is staying at the entrance to the desert.*" — Storyteller (*A Link to the Past*)
5. ↑ "*I heard that you know I used to be a thief, right? Well, I'll open a chest for you. Will you keep it secret from everyone else? Would you please promise?*" — **Average Middle-Aged Man** (*A Link to the Past*)
6. ↑ "*Remember, you promised... Don't tell to anyone.*" — **Average Middle-Aged Man** (*A Link to the Past*)
Ammo

**Ammo** are Objects in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

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Ammo is the ammunition used for Cannons in the Abandoned North Mine on Darunia Lake. While it was originally used for mining Ore, it was abandoned along with the rest of the Mine following Divine Beast Vah Rudania's rampage. Link puts Ammo back into use by firing the Cannons with Remote Bombs, in order to fetch Yunobo from the Vault.

## References

1. ↑ "*This is the Abandoned North Mine. Oh, and this is the little ditty we all used to siiiiing as we worked: Ammo goes BOOM 'til ore fills the ROOM! Gather said ORE for rupees GALORE! Dig all the DAY to get the good PAY!*" — Drak (*Breath of the Wild*)
Ancient Columns

The **Ancient Columns** are a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

The Ancient Columns are located on the Rayne Highlands in the Tabantha Frontier. Dozens of ruined stone columns litter the area, some of which have fallen over. There is a small pond in the center of the area, which contains Chillfin Trout. The Columns are also home to Tena Ko'sah Shrine.

Prior to the second Great Calamity, Princess Zelda attempted to investigate the Ancient Shrine using the Sheikah Slate, but she was unable to gain access. When Link approached her, Zelda reiterated her annoyance at having an escort and ordered him to stop following her. During the "Captured Memories" Main Quest, Link can claim the "Zelda's Resentment" Recovered Memory outside of Tena Ko'sah Shrine, which depicts these events.

Two Koroks can be found among the Ancient Columns. One can be revealed by diving into the Circle of Lily Pads in the pond. A second can be found at the end of a Race on the west side of the Columns. When Link uncovers these Koroks, they will each give him a Korok Seed.

### Creatures

* Chillfin Trout
* Maraudo Wolf
* Winterwing Butterfly

### Minor Enemies

* Black Moblin
 Lizal Forked Boomerang
* Black Moblin
 Lizal Forked Boomerang
 Reinforced Lizal Shield
* Keese
* Stalizalfos
* Stalizalfos
 Strengthened Lizal Bow

## Gallery

* One of the Koroks found at the Ancient Columns

## See Also

* Rayne Highlands
* Tena Ko'sah Shrine
* Zelda's Resentment

## References

1. ↑ "***Ancient Columns***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Nothing. Just as I thought. Hmm... It appears that this structure was designed to be exclusively accessed by the sword's chosen one. But designs can always be worked around, at least I hope. How do I get inside...? I need to activate it somehow.*" — Princess Zelda (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*I thought I made it clear that I am not in need of an escort. It seems I'm the only one with a mind of my own. I, the person in question, am fine, regardless of the king's orders. Return to the castle. And tell that to my father, please. And stop following me!*" — Princess Zelda (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Yahaha! You found me!*" — Korok (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Colonnades antiques*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*Pilares ancestrales*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Battle Rank

**Battle Rank** is a system in *Spirit Tracks*.

## History

Link can increase his **Battle Rank** by winning matches from the Battle Mode. After the time has ended, the winner gets points according to the number of players they're playing against:

 3
 4

* Note that the Force Gems acquired in a match do not add up with the players' points.

## Battle Ranks

After earning specific amounts of points, players will achieve certain ranks. The Battle Association will post Link a Battle Rank Notice alongside a Treasure for 3 of those ranks.
The current points and rank are visible when selecting Battle Mode on the menu screen.

## References

1. ↑ "*A Legend Is Born! Link, we'd like to congratulate you for your performance in your last battle. It brought your rank up to ★★★!*" — Sign (*Spirit Tracks*)
Aquame Bridge

**Aquame Bridge** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Aquame Bridge spans over Aquame Lake in Hyrule Field, connecting the Coliseum Ruins to the main portion of Hyrule Field.

In Master Mode, a wooden Treasure Chest containing a Sapphire can be found east of the Bridge atop a platform held aloft by Sky Octoroks. A metallic Treasure Chest containing a Knight's Shield can be found also atop a platform suspended by Sky Octoroks west of the Bridge.

Hanging just under the bridge lies an archery Puzzle, disguised as a Jar shaped like an Acorn dangling from a chain. If Link breaks the Jar, the Korok will reveal itself and reward him with a Korok Seed.

### Creatures

* Bright-Chested Duck
* Common Sparrow
* Fairy
* Islander Hawk
* Restless Cricket
* Warm Darner

### Minor Enemies and Traps

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* Pool of Malice
* Stalmoblin

* Blue Bokoblin
* Pool of Malice
* Sky Octorok
* Stalmoblin

## See Also

* Aquame Lake
* Aquamentus

## References

1. ↑ "***Aquame Bridge***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Pont d'Aquam*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Puente de Aquame*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Ambrosia Lite

Non-Canon Information

**Ambrosia Lite** is an item in *The Legend of Zelda* comics by Valiant Comics.

## Location and Uses

It is a Calatia special that is brewed on Arn and Medilia's farm. It is first introduced in a bonus part of Issue #5. Link is a fan of it. The beverage is consumed by both humans and monsters, and an advertisement indicates that it is a warrior's drink. The advertisement also displays a Daira in a suggestively provocative position.

In Nintendo Comics System Issue #7, the second bonus story titled *The Perfect Date 2* covers a rather disastrous date with Link and Princess Zelda, in which Link engages in a bar fight after a Daira knocks over his Ambrosia Lite.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Hey! You [Daira] spilled my Ambrosia Lite!* - Link (*Nintendo Comics System Issue #7*)
2. ↑ *Calatia's favorite drink* - Ambrosia Lite Advertisement (Valiant Comics #5*)*
3. ↑ *From the vineyards of Arn and Medila* - Ambrosia Lite Advertisement (Valiant Comics #5*)*
4. ↑ *Link loves it!* - Arn (Valiant Comics #5*)*
5. ↑ *Whether you're a dashing adventurer or a big ugly monster... the great taste of Ambrosia Litetm satisfies everyone!* - Ambrosia Lite Advertisement (Valiant Comics #5*)*
Azurine

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The **Azurine** is an item in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

The Azurine is found on the Isle of Frost after clearing the Temple of Ice. It is one of three Pure Metals necessary to create the Phantom Sword.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116 (**PH**)
2. ↑ "*こんぺきのハガネ*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Acier d'Azur*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Aquanine*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Azurstahl*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Azurino*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Azurina*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Azurina*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Bean Lamp

**Bean Lamps** are Objects in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

Bean Lamps are a source of light found in the Korok Forest. If Link asks Maca, about the Forest, they will explain that Bean Lamps serve as landmarks to aid in navigation. They suggest that Link familiarize himself with the Lamps to help find his way around.

The path leading into the Korok Forest is lined with Bean Lamps, in addition to the two paths leading around The Great Deku Tree. They are also found on top of The Great Deku Tree, where Walton gives the "Riddles of Hyrule" Side Quest. In addition, Bean Lamps lead to the three Korok Trials found at the edges of the Forest.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*The bean lamps act as landmarks. You'll want to familiarize yourself with them to make it easier to find your way around.*" — Maca (*Breath of the Wild*)
Battle-Tested Gear

Non-Canon Information

**Battle-Tested Gears** are Items in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Location and Uses

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## See Also

* Weapon
* Battle-Tested Screw
* Battle-Tested Spring

## References

1. ↑ "*Battle-Tested Gear
A gear perfectly suited for the Battle-Tested Guardian. Its deep scratches and worn-down teeth call to mind a warrior of countless battles.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Battle Torch

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Battle Torches** are items in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Location and Uses

Battle Torches are a type of Torch that can be used to fight enemies, dealing 1 damage to any enemy that hits Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda. Like any other Torch, they also aid in navigation by lighting up dark areas and clearing Tree Stumps out of the hero's path. However, using the Torch will cause it to eventually burn out unless the Glass Ring of Preservation is equipped, though it is impossible to deal damage to an enemy without breaking the Glass Ring of Preservation due to its fragile nature.

They can be found as loot from red Treasure Chests or bought from a Shopkeeper for 30 Rupees.

## See Also

* Glass Torch
* Magic Torch
* Obsidian Torch
* Torch
* Torch of Reflection
* Torch of Wisdom

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Battle Torch
Returns 1 damage to enemies that hit you. Can burn stumps and light up braziers.*" — Inventory (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Barrel Shack

**Barrel Shacks** are items in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

Barrel Shacks are Bridges belonging to the Vintage Ship set of Ship Parts. Their design is simple and sustainable. Just like most Ship Parts, Link can collect multiple Barrel Shacks. They can be obtained through various methods:

* Purchasing them from Beedle and other Shops.
* Finding them in Treasure Chests.
* Salvaging them using the Salvage Arm.
* Winning them from Mini-Games.
* Trading them in Freedle's boxes.

Attaching three, six, or all eight Vintage Ship parts to the *SS Linebeck* will increase its stamina to five, six, or seven Hearts, respectively. Barrel Shacks can be sold to the Treasure Teller for either 50, 150, or 800 Rupees. Their value is determined randomly when the Save file is created, and is the same for all Ship Parts from the Stone Ship set.

## Gallery

* A Barrel Shack atop the complete Vintage Ship

## See Also

* Log Prow
* Meager Cannon
* Simple Wheel
* Strange Chimney
* Swim Ring
* Vintage Hull
* Worn Handrail

## References

1. ↑ "*Barrel Shack*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
2. ↑ "*A modest design for the environmentally conscious!*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Cabane Tonneau*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Cabane tonneau*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Fassbaracke*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Baracca*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Tonel barraca*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Tonel Barraca*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Atsuyoshi Miyazaki

**Atsuyoshi Miyazaki** is a voice actor. He is the current Japanese voice actor for Master Kohga, having voiced him since *Breath of the Wild*. In *Breath of the Wild*, he voiced Kohga in all regions. He was formerly affiliated Ken Production but is currently freelance.

## Biography

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## *The Legend of Zelda* Games

 *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity* | Japanese Voice Cast (Master Kohga)
Barnes

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**Barnes** is a character in *Twilight Princess*. He is the owner of the Bomb Shop in Kakariko Village.

## Biography

Barnes appears at first inside Renado's sanctuary, hidden along with the children of Ordon Village, Luda, and Renado himself, while the entirety of the Eldin Province is covered by the Twilight. When Link purges the province from it, Barnes discovers that his storage house has been destroyed, so he begins making new Bombs before reopening his shop. As the game progresses, he manages to recover his lineup of products, including regular Bombs, Water Bombs, and Bomblings.

## Trivia

* If Link tries to pull out his Lantern while inside Barnes' Bomb Shop, Barnes will slam his fist on the counter, causing Link to be doused with water. If Link does this while close to Barnes, Barnes will yell at him in protest.
* If Wolf Link enters his Bomb Shop, he puts his welders mask down to cover his face.

## Nomenclature

Barnes's name may be a pun on "burns." In the French version of the game, his name is Crahmé, a pun on the French slang "cramé," meaning "burned."

## Gallery

* Barnes concept art
* Barnes working in *Twilight Princess HD*
* Barnes at his shop counter in *Twilight Princess HD*

## References

1. ↑ "*All right, now! Take a good gander at Master Barnes's handmade bombs!* " — Barnes (*Twilight Princess HD*)
2. ↑ "*It looks like he has already started selling them again. You should try out Barnes-brand bombs sometime, Brother!*" — Goron (*Twilight Princess*)
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 277 (**TP**)
4. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess — PRIMA Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 13
5. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD — PRIMA Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 114
6. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD — PRIMA Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 120
7. ↑ "*Whoa! Hey now! You insane, bud? That's dangerous! Don't go lightin' fires in the middle of my shop!*" — **Barnes** (*Twilight Princess*)
Baba Bud

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**Baba Buds** are objects in *The Wind Waker*. They are the bases of Boko Babas.

## Location

**Tingle's Comment**
> It's a **Baba Bud**!
>
> Fear not! Get in there!
>
>

The first place Baba Buds can be found is inside Forest Haven, where the Great Deku tree will ask Link to climb the area by use of the Baba Buds. Once he reaches the summit, Link will be granted with a Deku Leaf. Baba Buds can also be used to refill Link's Magic Meter.

Although these buds can be found unoccupied usually, a Boko Baba will occasionally be guarding it. It should be noted that the actual bud and a bud occupied by a Boko Baba are slightly different colors. Often, by defeating the Baba, it will transform into a Baba Bud, although this is not always the case.

## Function

If Link hops into a bud, it will restore a slight amount of his magic power and launch him high into the air, giving him the ability to reach high places. By using the Deku Leaf, Link can utilize these powerful jumps to glide onto previously out-of-reach surfaces.

## Trivia

* Baba Buds have a similar function to the Deku Flowers from *Majora's Mask*. Unlike those flowers, buds can be used by anyone, not just Deku Scrubs.
* In *Oracle of Seasons*, Blast Blooms that were rock hard during the other seasons bloom in spring and can be used in a similar manner. A kid is seen playing with it during spring in Horon Village.

## References

1. ↑ "*It's a **Baba Bud**!

Fear not! Get in there!*" — Tingle (*The Wind Waker*)
Ball and Chain

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The **Ball and Chain** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Twilight Princess*

The Ball and Chain is located in one of the northernmost rooms of Snowpeak Ruins, where the mini-boss Darkhammer is found. Darkhammer uses the Ball and Chain as its main weapon, and once defeated, Link can pick it up and add it to his inventory.

The Ball and Chain can be used to break through ice and rocks and inflict heavy damage on enemies. Link can also swing it to damage any enemy around him. Some enemies, such as Stalfos, can be defeated with a single hit of the Ball and Chain. After being thrown, the Ball and Chain will return to Link, causing damage to any enemy in its path back to him. Enemies like ReDeads and Chilfos can be defeated in one throw this way. The Ball and Chain is the only weapon aside from cannons that can defeat Freezards.

When Link holds the Ball and Chain in his hands, it can be used to deflect incoming projectiles, such as Chilfos' ice spears, as well as avoid being blown away by the City in the Sky's strong winds. However, due to the weight of the item, Link moves considerably slower while it is visibly equipped.

### *Hyrule Warriors*

In *Hyrule Warriors*, the Ball and Chain appears as part of Link's Gauntlets Weapon. It is used for the standard attack string, but put away while the gloves are used for other various attacks. The Ball and Chain can be upgraded through Adventure Mode to a golden ball with additional spikes and to a Chain Chomp.

* Silver Gauntlets with the Ball and Chain
* Golden Gauntlets with the golden Ball and Chain
* Power Gloves with the Chain Chomp

## Gallery

* Artwork of Link with the Ball and Chain from *Hyrule Warriors*
* Link using the Ball and Chain in *Hyrule Warriors*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116 (**TP**)
Aurora Stone

**Aurora Stones** are items in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Location and Uses

Aurora Stones are silver-rarity Materials awarded for completing the following Levels and Drablands Challenges of the Sky Realm:

* **Deception Castle**, *"Don’t pop any balloons!"*: one Aurora Stone
* **Dragon Citadel**, *"Halved attack and defense!"*: one Aurora Stone
* **Sky Temple**, *"Clear within the time limit!"*: one Aurora Stone
* **Sky Temple**, *"Fewer Heart Containers!"*: two Aurora Stones

They can also be won in the Coliseum and Daily Riches, or purchased from the Street Merchant for 1,000 Rupees each.

Aurora Stones are one of the Materials used to make the Showstopper Outfit.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116
2. ↑ "*オーロラストーン*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
3. ↑ "*Pierre boréale*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
4. ↑ "*Pierre boréale*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
5. ↑ "*Aurorastein*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
6. ↑ "*Pietra aurorale*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
7. ↑ "*Piedra boreal*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
8. ↑ "*Piedra boreal*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
Barriara

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Barriara** is a character in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Biography

**Barriara** is the leader of the Gerudo in Gerudo Village. While standing outside of young Ganondorf's home, she was cursed into a deep sleep by Octavo, causing her body to block the way into the prince's house and preventing the rest of the Gerudo from checking in on him.

She can be awoken by stepping on the music note-shaped buttons on the ground below her in order to wake her up with a song. While the exact arrangement of buttons will differ per game file, the colors of the solution and the tune will always remain the same. Therefore, the sequence will always be dark green, yellow, light blue, blue, dark green, yellow, light blue, and blue, which plays the "Gerudo Valley" theme.

After being woken up by Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda, she gives them the Power Glove and moves out of the way. She also informs the heroes that there's a Sandstone Talus guarding the entrance to Gerudo Ruins, but regrettably can't help them defeat it because she has to stay in the village to watch over the young prince. Despite her duty to watch over him, she considers the prince to be immature, and likewise, Ganondorf considers her to be foolish, indicating a strained relationship between the two.

## Notes

1. ↑ In Permadeath Mode, the Power Glove is replaced with a random item.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Thanks for waking me up, stranger. I'm Barriara, the leader of this village.*" — **Barriara** (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
2. ↑ "*I was caught off guard here by a strange man, Octavius? Octavoo? I'd love to teach that guy a lesson!*" — **Barriara** (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
3. ↑ "*Octavo played a song on his lute right before Barriara fell asleep. Maybe we could wake her up with a different song?*" — Gerudo (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
4. ↑ "*The prince is inside, but we can't check on him while Barriara is still asleep... The boss is usually awake before any of us. We're not sure what happened to her.*" — Gerudo (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
5. ↑ "*Did you see that? The buttons on the ground lit up when each music note was played! What will happen if you recreate the tune?*" — Trill (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
6. ↑ "*Speaking of problems, there's a golem attacking anyone that goes near the Gerudo Ruins.*" — **Barriara** (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 "*Unfortunately, I cannot travel to the ruins with you. I must watch over our prince until he's a little more...mature.*" — **Barriara** (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
8. ↑ "*Hmph... I guess that fool Barriara finally got out of the way.*" — Ganondorf (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Band Rehearsal

The Indigo-Go's rehearsing at the Zora Hall

The **Band Rehearsal** is a small event in which Link can partake in *Majora's Mask*.[*name reference needed*] When Link first arrives in Zora Hall, he can assist the stage hands in adjustments with the lighting and sound. He can solve the lighting problems with Fire Arrows, earning a few Rupees for his trouble, and play notes for the sound technician as Zora Link, but the sound is always either too loud or too soft.

After he has eradicated the evil in the Great Bay Temple, Link can impersonate Mikau and join the other members of The Indigo-Go's in rehearsing for their performance at the Carnival of Time. The song they play is the same song that Mikau and Japas wrote together in their Jam Session, with added vocal, drum, and piano elements. Link can begin the rehearsal by talking to Lulu, and a brief cutscene ensues. Apparently, Link was late to the rehearsal stage.

All the Zora of Zora Hall sit up on the ledge to observe. The rehearsal is for the performance at the Carnival of Time, which they do at the Milk Bar during the New Day.

## References

1. ↑ "*Are you free? If you have a sec, could you go light the second floor's seating lights? Unless those are on, the stage lights won't come on. Thanks.*" — Zora (*Majora's Mask*)
2. ↑ "*Are you the one who turned those lights on? You saved me. Here...Go buy whatever you like!*" — Zora (*Majora's Mask*)
3. ↑ "*Mikau, can you play me a quick note? Ack! That's a little too loud. I guess I'll turn it down a bit... OK. Thanks, Mikau.*" — Zora (*Majora's Mask*)
4. ↑ "*Mikau, can you play me a quick note? Huh? That's a little too quiet... I guess I'll turn it up a bit... OK. Thanks, Mikau.*" — Zora (*Majora's Mask*)
5. ↑ "*What have you been doing? You're late, Mikau! Ooh! Ooh! Guess what! Lulu's voice... She's gotten it back!*" — Tijo (*Majora's Mask*)
6. ↑ "*You're late, Mikau! Where were you while you were skippin' practice? Lulu's been waiting for you.*" — Japas (*Majora's Mask*)
Barbarian Set

The **Barbarian Set** is a recurring Armor Set in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*citation needed*]

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

The Barbarian Set is an Armor set consisting of the Barbarian Helm, Barbarian Armor, and Barbarian Leg Wraps. Each piece must be obtained from a Treasure Chest in the following Ancient Shrines respectively:

* Tu Ka'loh Shrine at Lomei Labyrinth Island.
* Dila Maag Shrine at South Lomei Labyrinth.
* Qaza Tokki Shrine at North Lomei Labyrinth.

Each piece increases Link's Attack Up by one when worn. If all three pieces are worn and have been upgraded at least twice by a Great Fairy, they provide the Charge Atk. Stamina Up Set Bonus.

According to the item descriptions, the armor set was once worn by an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron Region. After obtaining them, Granté will begin selling each piece of the set for 4,000 Rupees.

 Barbarian Armor | *
 Barbarian Leg Wraps | *

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

  **Barbarian Leg Wraps** | *These leg wraps were favored by the warlike tribe from the Faron region long ago. They're adorned with traditional markings that bolster your fighting spirit.* | "Hair Width Trial: Expert+"

 Barbarian Armor | *
* HWAoC Barbarian Armor Brown Icon.png
 Barbarian Leg Wraps | *

## Gallery

* The front and back of the Barbarian Set

## See Also

* Barbarian Helm
* Barbarian Armor
* Barbarian Leg Wraps
* Zonai
* Zonai Ruins

## References

1. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 184
Aypo

Non-Canon Information

**Aypo** (pronounced /ˈaɪpoʊ/ *EYE-POH*) is a character in *The Faces of Evil*. He is an old man who lives in Nortinka.

## Biography

Aypo is a reader who lives in his library atop the mountain summit of Nortinka. He offers to read a secret verse in the Book of Koridai once Link retrieves it. When Link brings it to him, Aypo reveals that the Book is the only thing that can defeat Ganon.

## References

1. ↑ "*I am the reader, Aypo.*" — **Aypo** (*The Faces of Evil*)
2. ↑ "*Ga Aypo's bibliotheek binen (de deur boven in het speelveld). Sla de Triforce om terug te gaan naar de bovenwereld.*" (*CD Interactief* vol. 3 no. 3, HUB Uitgevers, March 1996, pg. 39)
3. ↑ "*If you bring me the Book of Koridai, I will gladly read the secret verse.*" — **Aypo** (*The Faces of Evil*)
4. ↑ "*Listen, such is the power of the prince of darkness that he can kill with a single look! Attacks against Ganon will prove fruitless unless Link attacks with the sacred book.*" — **Aypo** (*The Faces of Evil*)