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Anouki General Store

The **Anouki General Store** is a location in *Spirit Tracks*.

## Features and Overview

The Anouki General Store is located in the Snow Sanctuary, it is a small shop that offers basic items to its customers, being the only shop in the game where a Heart Container can be bought. The owner is a Akin.

After Link buys the Heart Container, the shop will replace it with a random medium-rare treasure such as a Dragon Scale or a Ruto Crown, any of which can be bought for 300 Rupees. Only one treasure is available at any time, and the one it offers is random. After Link buys the treasure from the store, it will take a day for the shop to restock with a new, random treasure.

## See Also

* Castle Town Shop
* Papuchia Shop
* Goron Country Store

## References

1. ↑ "*Hey! Guy! This here is the Anouki General Store! We got everything ya need. Check it out!*" — Akin (*Spirit Tracks*)
2. ↑ "*Hey! Guy! Welcome to Snowfall Supermarket!*" — Akin (*Spirit Tracks*)
3. ↑ "*Hé bonhomme! Bienvenue à la boutique Anouki! Regarde et achète, surtout!*" — Akin (*Spirit Tracks*)
4. ↑ "*Hé, mec! Bienvenue! Ici, c'est la boutique du coin!*" — Akin (*Spirit Tracks*)
5. ↑ "*Komm nur herein! Das hier ist der Anouki-Laden.*" — Akin (*Spirit Tracks*)
Anti-Kirby

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**Kirby**,(**Series**)[*name reference needed*] also known as **Anti-Kirby**,(**LA**) is an enemy in *Link's Awakening*. He is the titular character Kirby of the *Kirby series*.

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==Notes==

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==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 187

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Anti-Fairies

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* Bubble

*For the actual bubbles that appear Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly in* Ocarina of Time*, see Shabom. For the recurring enemies similar in appearance, see Wisp.*

## Anti-Fairies

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### Main appearance(s)

* *The Legend of Zelda*
* *The Adventure of Link*
* *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*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *A Link Between Worlds*

### Other appearance(s)

* *Zelda's Adventure*
* *Ancient Stone Tablets*
* *Link's Crossbow Training*
* *Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS*

### Health

* *The Adventure of Link*
	+ 255

### Attack

* *Link's Awakening*
	+ Contact

### Weapon(s)

* Magic Powder
* Sword
* Slingshot
* Bow
* Boomerang
* Deku Leaf
* Hookshot
* Gust Jar
* Whirlwind

### Exp Points

* 50
* 10

A Bubble is a spirit in the form of an animated skull with fire surrounding it, sometimes also depicted with bat-like wings that it uses for flight. In many games, the main threat behind the Bubble is the curse they inflict to those they touch, leaving the victim unable to wield a blade and sometimes other items for a brief period of time. This leaves the victim open to attack from any nearby enemies and monsters. While this is their most dangerous curse, the actual effects of touching a Bubble vary from game to game; sometimes they steal Magic, in others they will simply set Link on fire or merely cause damage. Depending on the game, Bubbles may either be completely invincible to all attack, can only be affected by certain items, or can simply be killed with the Sword. Their erratic and sometimes unpredictable flight patterns, however, can make them a tricky enemy to deal with.

In several games, Bubbles come in various shapes, types, and color of flame. These different variants often feature varying characteristics, ranging between movement and attack method. Some of the most common color variants include the Red Bubble and the Blue Bubble, which appear in several games. **Fire Bubbles** and **Ice Bubbles** are another common variant, which are fire and ice-based, respectively.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ They were also referred to as **Fire Faeries** in *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America and **Anti-Faeries** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America.

==References==

2. ↑ "*Bubble*" (**Cadence of Hyrule* v1.0.0, Nintendo Switch (United States of America))*
*- ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 110

- ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 101

- ↑ "*The spirit of the dead. When it clings onto Link, he won't be able to unsheath his sword for a while.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 38)*
*This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.*
11

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"**11**" is a Song in *The Minish Cap*.

## Overview

"11" plays whenever Link enters a House, as well as locations such as certain bushes with doorway-like openings. It appears as the eleventh track on the Phonograph in the Music House.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track: 11*" — N/A (*The Minish Cap*)

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Ariane

**Ariane** is a character in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Biography

Ariane is a worker at Rito Stable, just outside Rito Village. During the day, she'll sweep the ground in front of the stable, and she'll sit inside at night. On sunny mornings, she'll great Link and say it looks like they'll have beautiful weather.

When spoken to, she'll ask Link if he needs a bed. If Link says he does, she directs him to Galli at the counter. If Link doesn't want a bed, she will appear disappointed. Link can also ask where he is, and she will ask if he's lost, saying he's at Rito Stable and explaining the services they can provide. She'll also reveal that the stable's name comes from the Rito nearby.

## See Also

* Rito Stable
* Galli
* Lester

## References

1. ↑ "*Ariane*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Good morning.
It looks like we're going to have beautiful weather today.*" — **Ariane** (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Ah, a customer. Need a bed?*" — **Ariane** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*[Yes, I do.] If you'd like to use the stable, speak to the master at the counter.*" — **Ariane** (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*[No, I don't.] Oh, I see...*" — **Ariane** (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*[Where am I?] Ha! Are you lost or something? This is Rito Stable. We can help you with horse affairs at the counter outside, or you can stay the night at the inn inside.*" — **Ariane** (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*If you're wondering why we called this place Rito Stable, well... You see that tower over there? We took our name from the Rito people who live there.*" — **Ariane** (*Breath of the Wild*)
Ancient Proficiency

**Ancient Proficiency** is an ability in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

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

Ancient Proficiency is a Set Bonus of the Ancient Set which can be unlocked after Upgrading all pieces of the Ancient Set at least twice by a Great Fairy. Ancient Proficiency increases the damage Link does by 80% when he is using Guardian Gear or equipment sold by the Ancient Oven.[*citation needed*]

## References

1. ↑ "*Set Bonus
Ancient Proficiency*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Arrow Aimer

This article is a viable candidate for reorganization.
Please see the related discussion on this article's talk page for more information concerning its future layout.

### Main appearance(s)

* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*

### Use(s)

Redirects a shot arrow

**Arrow Aimers** are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

Found in dungeons, an arrow orb's function is to redirect an arrow towards a determined direction when Link hits it with said arrow. The direction of the shot depends on the position of the curved golden pointer that surrounds the orb. When hit with a sword, boomerang or whip, the orb moves the pointer clockwise to a new direction. Sometimes this can be done to hit switches that unveil secret Treasure Chestss.

When an Arrow Orb is in use, the game shows the shot arrow's motion through a cutscene; this is done so that one can see what the arrow will hit in the end. It is possible to guide a shot arrow with multiple Arrow Orbs and, in *Spirit Tracks*, they can be carried by either Link or Princess Zelda to customize a new shot trajectory. This is important to solve otherwise impossible puzzles.

Arrow orbs can be found in the Temple of Courage and Mutoh's Temple (both in *Phantom Hourglass*), as well as the Fire Temple and the Tower of Spirits (both in *Spirit Tracks*).

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks — PRIMA Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 20
Acorn (Theme)

"****Acorn****" is a Song in *Link's Awakening*. "Acorn" goes unnamed in *Link's Awakening*.

## Overview

"Acorn" is track 12 in Disc 1 of *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening Original Soundtrack Game Boy*. "Acorn" plays whenever Link picks up either a Guardian Acorn or Piece of Power.

## See Also

* Guardian Acorn
* Piece of Power

## References

1. ↑ *"木の実"* — Nippon Colombia Co., ltd., ゼルダの伝説 夢をみる島 オリジナルサウンドトラック【初回数量限定 三方背BOX仕様】 | 商品情報 | 日本コロムビアオフィシャルサイト, Nippon Colombia Official Site, published n.d., retrieved February 27, 2020.

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
A Landscape of a Stable

"**A Landscape of a Stable**" is a Shrine Quest in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

Inside Foothill Stable, Link will find Mayro admiring a painting of the Stable. When he notices Link, he asks if he also came to look at the painting. It was supposedly made by Ozunda, the owner of Foothill Stable. He appreciates the majesty of Death Mountain in the background and the southern angle of the Stable. This begins the Shrine Quest.

By heading southwest from Foothill Stable, Link will come upon Tah Muhl Shrine. Once the Ancient Shrine has been activated, the Shrine Quest will be completed.

## See Also

* Foothill Stable
* Mayro
* Tah Muhl Shrine

## Notes

1. ↑ Link can find Tah Muhl Shrine before speaking to Mayro. In this scenario, the Shrine Quest will be automatically completed once Link obtains it.

## References

1. ↑ "*A Landscape of a Stable
Foothill Stable*" — Adventure Log (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*I wish I had this kind of artistic skill...*" — Mayro (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Have you come to look at this picture too? It's so beautiful... I could spend hours just looking at it.*" — Mayro (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*This painting was made by Ozunda, the owner of this stable, or so I hear.*" — Mayro (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*That volcano in the background... It's so majestic. And the stable is subtle in the scenery. I think the stable was painted from a southern direction... The composition is just so impressive...*" — Mayro (*Breath of the Wild*)
Anti-Faerie

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* Bubble

*For the actual bubbles that appear Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly in* Ocarina of Time*, see Shabom. For the recurring enemies similar in appearance, see Wisp.*

## Anti-Faerie

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### Main appearance(s)

* *The Legend of Zelda*
* *The Adventure of Link*
* *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*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *A Link Between Worlds*

### Other appearance(s)

* *Zelda's Adventure*
* *Ancient Stone Tablets*
* *Link's Crossbow Training*
* *Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS*

### Health

* *The Adventure of Link*
	+ 255

### Attack

* *Link's Awakening*
	+ Contact

### Weapon(s)

* Magic Powder
* Sword
* Slingshot
* Bow
* Boomerang
* Deku Leaf
* Hookshot
* Gust Jar
* Whirlwind

### Exp Points

* 50
* 10

A Bubble is a spirit in the form of an animated skull with fire surrounding it, sometimes also depicted with bat-like wings that it uses for flight. In many games, the main threat behind the Bubble is the curse they inflict to those they touch, leaving the victim unable to wield a blade and sometimes other items for a brief period of time. This leaves the victim open to attack from any nearby enemies and monsters. While this is their most dangerous curse, the actual effects of touching a Bubble vary from game to game; sometimes they steal Magic, in others they will simply set Link on fire or merely cause damage. Depending on the game, Bubbles may either be completely invincible to all attack, can only be affected by certain items, or can simply be killed with the Sword. Their erratic and sometimes unpredictable flight patterns, however, can make them a tricky enemy to deal with.

In several games, Bubbles come in various shapes, types, and color of flame. These different variants often feature varying characteristics, ranging between movement and attack method. Some of the most common color variants include the Red Bubble and the Blue Bubble, which appear in several games. **Fire Bubbles** and **Ice Bubbles** are another common variant, which are fire and ice-based, respectively.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ They were also referred to as **Fire Faeries** in *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America and **Anti-Faeries** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America.

==References==

2. ↑ "*Bubble*" (**Cadence of Hyrule* v1.0.0, Nintendo Switch (United States of America))*
*- ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 110

- ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 101

- ↑ "*The spirit of the dead. When it clings onto Link, he won't be able to unsheath his sword for a while.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 38)*
*This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.*
Ancient Fish

**Ancient Fish** are a species of Fish in *Majora's Mask 3D*..

## Bibliography

Ancient Fish appear in the northern portion of the Swamp Fishing Hole at all times on the First, Second, and Final Days. They can only be caught with the Sinking Lure. Ancient Fish are more susceptible to being caught while Link is wearing the Gibdo Mask.

These fish are also know as living fossils and are said to have a kinship with Gibdo.

## Nomenclature

The name "Ancient Fish" is derived from the fact that Ancient Fish are based on coelacanths, which are notorious for ostensibly having remained taxonomically stagnant for roughly 400,000,000 years.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*The Ancient Fish! Lives in the swamp. Often referred to as a living fossil. Said to feel a certain kinship with mummies*" — N/A (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
Aroo

**Aroo** is an Anouki who lives in the Anouki Estates on the Isle of Frost in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Biography

Right before Link lands on the Isle of Frost, a Yook violates the peace agreement between the Yooks and Anouki and kidnaps Aroo. He then disguises himself as Aroo and sets the whole village into an uproar because no one knows who the Yook disguised himself as. The Yook disguised as Aroo tells Link that Kumu is the liar, but Kumu and Gumo warn Link that Aroo is the one who is lying. Link discovers that what appeared to be Aroo was actually a Yook, because logic deduced that it was lying. After Link restores peace by beating Gleeok in the Temple of Ice and frees Aroo, the Anouki is so grateful that he sends Link a letter containing a Wisdom Gem.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass — Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 237
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "*This is a letter from **Aroo of the Anouki**! Ahem! Here's the scoop... You guy! Link! It's me! Aroo, the Anouki! You really took care of me the other day! I gotta say, I was touched. Thanks to you, I got my life back. Literally! My world would have stopped if you hadn't done what you did! I'm sending a small token of my appreciation. I found it at the dump, but maybe you can use it! -(The REAL) Aroo-*" — Postman (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 283 (**PH**)
4. ↑ "*That was the deal, but now some tricky Yook has snuck over here. And he's taken one of my villagers! Now he's pretending to be him and living with us! ...All comfortable-like!*" — Island Chief (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*My name's Aroo. Between you and me, Kumu is lying. And I'll leave it at that.*" — Yook (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*I'm Kumu. See, either Mazo or Aroo is lying to you... And that's the truth!*" — Kumu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*My name's Gumo. Either Fofo or Aroo has gotta be lying to you. I just wanted to tell you that...*" — Gumo (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*...Hey! How'd you figure it out? And I thought I had an amazing costume.*" — Yook (*Phantom Hourglass*)
9. ↑ "*~アリオの家~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
10. ↑ "*~Maison de Aroo~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
11. ↑ "*~Maison de Aroo~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
12. ↑ "*~Arios Haus~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
13. ↑ "*~Casa di Iglolo~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
14. ↑ "*~Iglú de Glacio~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
15. ↑ "*~Iglú de Aroo~*" — Stone Tablet (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Angel Peak

**Angel Peak** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Angel Peak is a part of Mount Floria in East Necluda. A trail on its western side connects it to the Jia Highlands. In addition, an abandoned campsite can be found on the Peak, which contains a Campfire.

### Creatures

* Blue-Winged Heron
* Hearty Lizard
* Rainbow Sparrow
* Wood Pigeon

### Materials

* Acorn
* Endura Shroom
* Flint
* Hearty Radish
* Hylian Shroom
* Hyrule Herb
* Ironshroom

### Equipment

* Pot Lid
* Torch
* Tree Branch

### Minor Enemies

* Black Moblin
 Dragonbone Boko Spear
* Blue Bokoblin
 Spiked Boko Bow
* Blue Moblin
* Chuchu

## See Also

* East Necluda
* Mount Floria

## References

1. ↑ "***Angel Peak***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Plateau de Sonange*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Meseta de Atara*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Angler Fry

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**Angler Fries** are enemies in *Link's Awakening*.

## Characteristics

Angler Fries appear during the battle against the Angler Fish. They do not actively attack Link, but swim around the area aimlessly, hurting him if he touches them. Angler Fries require one hit from the Sword to be defeated.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 163 (**LA**)
Armored

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Please **improve it** as you see fit. Editing help is available.

In Tears of the Kingdom, there are some enemies that are covered in rock armor, and acts as padding for health for enemies. In this state, they can only be damaged by blunt weapons or explosions, and their health bar will have a yellow bar over the red one, representing the amount of health the armor itself has. When their armor is destroyed on the last hit, damage will not carry over to their regular health regardless of the amount of damage.

When the armor breaks, they may leave behind a piece of armor that can be fused with weapons and shields.

For Lynels, they also can wear rock armor. The lynels can not be mounted during their armored state. Trying so will instantly knock link off taking a big amount of damage. The rock armor on lynels is even more powerful, obsorbing nearly all attacks but can be destroyed with explosions or weapons Fused with hard objects.
Anti-Ice Training: I

Non-Canon Information

**Anti-Ice Training: I** is a Level 10 Challenge in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Overview

Anti-Ice Training: I is a Challenge that can be completed using any Warrior. When completed for the first time, the Warrior receives a reward of an Ethereal Stone, five Chillshrooms, five Cool Safflinas, and five Chillfin Trout.

At the beginning of the Challenge, the Warrior's objective is to defeat an Ice Wizzrobe within five minutes, which is surrounded by Ice Chuchus. Once the Ice Wizzrobe is defeated, two Ice Moblin spawn alongside Ice-Breath Lizalfos and Ice Keese. The time limit also resets to five minutes. The Challenge ends when they are defeated.

## References

1. ↑ "*Anti-Ice Training: I*" — Map (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Ancient Hero's Aspect

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*"This item is said to contain the spirit of a hero who once saved Hyrule. That hero’s aura will envelope the wearer." -* In-game description.

The **Ancient Hero's Aspect** is the reward for completing all 152 Shrines in *Tears of the Kingdom*. It is obtained from a treasure chest behind the Goddess Statue in the Temple of Time (Sky).

## Overview

The Ancient Hero is thought to be the hero who battled Calamity Ganon 10,000 years prior to the events of *Breath of the Wild*. In *Tears of the Kingdom*, Impa alludes to this when you talk to her while the Ancient Hero's Aspect is equipped. This hero seems to be of Zonai origin or at the very least connected to them as seen in his use of Zonai Armor. According to Ganondorf, the Zonai were no more besides King Rauru and his older sister Mineru. If correct, that would mean this Hero may be another race possibly connected to the Zonai or a Hylian/Zonai mix like the Royal Family’s bloodline.
Ant

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**Ant** are a recurring species of Insects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

### *Twilight Princess*

Main article: Golden Ant

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

### *Skyward Sword*

Main article: Lanayru Ant

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

### *The Faces of Evil*

In *The Faces of Evil*, Ants are small and easily defeated by most of Link's weapons. However, due to their color, they tend to blend in with the red bricks in Ganon's Lair, making them difficult to see.

## See Also

* Golden Bug
* Insect

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 67 (**TP** | **SS**)
Comment jouer Bless Online

*Cet article est une ébauche. Vous pouvez aider Bless Online Wiki en ajoutant à l'article.*

Cette page servira un guide de base '*Comment jouer Bless Online'* . Bien qu'il y ait très peu d'informations disponibles pour le moment, nous vous invitons à revenir souvent, car de nouvelles informations sont ajoutées tout le temps! N'hésitez pas à modifier ce guide avec des conseils, astuces et suggestions.

## Voir également

* Date de lancement
* Configuration requise
Alchemy Stone

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**Alchemy Stones** are items in *Spirit Tracks*.

## Location and Uses

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Alchemy Stones are Treasures that can be found by completing the challenges of both Snowdrift Station and Slippery Station. They can be sold for 2500 Rupees or traded for Train Cars at Linebeck Trading Company.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 115
2. ↑ "*Priceless Stone*" — Inventory (*Spirit Tracks*)
3. ↑ "*黄金石*" — Collection (*Spirit Tracks*)
4. ↑ "*Cristal doré*" — Inventory (*Spirit Tracks*)
5. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 136
6. ↑ "*Goldkristall*" — Inventory (*Spirit Tracks*)
7. ↑ "*Pepita d'oro*" — Inventory (*Spirit Tracks*)
8. ↑ "*Cristal áureo*" — Inventory (*Spirit Tracks*)
9. ↑ "*Cristal áureo*" — Inventory (*Spirit Tracks*)
Allan

**Allan** is a character in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Biography

On his way to the Spirit's Grave, Link overhears a group of young boys speaking in fear of a ghost. Once the Power Bracelet is obtained in the dungeon nearby, Link can lift the rock blocking the entrance to the tomb and investigate for himself. Inside he discovers a Poe named Allan, who is harmless and simply wishes to have its headstone moved, as its actual self is trapped within the grave. Using the Power Bracelet, Link is able to accord it the favor, allowing Allan to move on to the afterlife. As thanks, it gives him its Poe Clock, which is the first item in the Trading Quest.

## Nomenclature

Allan's name is a play on the name of the famous writer, Edgar Allan Poe

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 134
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 118
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 254 (**OoA**)
4. ↑ "*No way! It's too scary! It's pitch black inside that grave beneath the tree! Besides... It might come out... ...The ghost.*" — Boy (*Oracle of Ages*)
5. ↑ "*Someone finally came! This headstone blocks my path to the afterlife. I'm actually below here, right? I'd appreciate it if you could help me out.*" — **Allan** (*Oracle of Ages*)
6. ↑ "*You must have moved my headstone! That means I can move on to the afterworld. My heart lifts at the thought of it! Thanks!*" — **Allan** (*Oracle of Ages*)
7. ↑ "*You came out! Since I'm moving on, I don't need this anymore. Take it! I hope you can reach the afterworld soon, too!*" — **Allan** (*Oracle of Ages*)
Argarok

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**Argorok** is a recurring Boss in *The Legend of Zelda* series. It is a red-orange wyvern covered in black armor, and it terrorizes the Oocca and wreaks havoc on the City in the Sky.[*citation needed*] As Link explores the City, Argorok can be seen flying overhead in the sky, sent by Zant.

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1. ↑ Argorok was referred to as **Argarok** on Zelda.com. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 163 (**TP**)
2. ↑ *"Argarok
A ferocious, armour-plated winged dragon."* — Nintendo, *Twilight Princess* Monsters, Official *Twilight Princess* website, published n.d., retrieved February 17, 2016.

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Ampilus Egg

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**Ampilus Eggs** are enemies in *Skyward Sword*. They are the larval stage of Ampilus and can only be found as a result of using a Timeshift Stone on a nearby Ampilus.

## Characteristics

**Fi's Comment**
> Target lock: Ampilus egg
>
> It is an Ampilus that has reverted to its earliest form of development, no doubt because of the effect of the Timeshift Stone.
>
> Even in its current state, it retains the ability to generate powerful electrical current at regular intervals.
>
> My analysis indicates that you can hit it with your sword when it is not generating electricity. Also, you can carry it with the Hook Beetle.
>
>

Similarly to their adult forms, Ampilus Eggs have the ability to periodically emit electricity. Because of their propensity to generate electricity, Ampilus Eggs provide power to the remote power nodes within the Lanayru Desert. To place these enemies in the power nodes, Link can carry them with the Hook Beetle or move them by stabbing them with the Sword. However, Link will sustain damage if he strikes them when they are generating electricity; though the Beetle is immune.

Unlike their older counterparts, Ampilus Eggs cannot be killed, as their shell protects them completely.

## Trivia

* The relationship between Ampilus and Ampilus Eggs is similar to that of Moldarach and Aracha, as both of them grow from their larval stage into their adult forms over an extensive period of time. However, unlike Ampilus, it is impossible to bring a Moldarach into the field of a Timeshift Stone.

## References

1. ↑ "*It is an Ampilus that has reverted to its earliest form of development, no doubt because of the effect of the Timeshift Stone. Even in its current state, it retains the ability to generate powerful electrical current at regular intervals. My analysis indicates that you can hit it with your sword when it is not generating electricity. Also, you can carry it with the Hook Beetle.*" — Fi (*Skyward Sword HD*)
2. ↑ "*An Aracha that has survived its very lengthy larval stage is known as a "Thousand-Year Arachnid," which is precisely what you see before you.*" — Fi (*Skyward Sword*)
Arena Mode

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Arena Mode** is a Mode in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Overview

Arena Mode is an endless version of the Gerudo Arena, a series of increasingly-difficult combat challenges for the chosen character to face. There is no way to save between floors; if the character dies, they must start over. A Boss will appear every six floors.

## See Also

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

## References

1. ↑ "*Arena Mode*" — Select Mode (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
2. ↑ "*Play an infinite arena mode, where the enemies get harder and harder.
If you're defeated, you'll have to start over!*" — Select Mode (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Ancient Core

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

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

Ancient Cores are a rare drop from Guardians in *Breath of the Wild*. They can also appear in Treasure Chests found in the overworld, within Ancient Shrines, and as amiibo rewards. Like other Ancient Materials, Ancient Cores were made by the ancient Sheikah 10,000 years ago. It is used as a power source for machines.

Link can give three Ancient Cores to Purah at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab during the "Slated for Upgrades" Side Quest, which will upgrade his Stasis Rune. Alternatively, they can be used at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab as ingredients to create various pieces of Ancient Soldier Gear, including the Ancient Set, Ancient Short Sword, Ancient Bladesaw, and Ancient Spear. They also count as Monster Parts, which means they can be used with critters in a Cooking Pot to make Elixirs. The Kochi Dye Shop accepts Ancient Cores as an ingredient for Gray Dye, or they can be sold to Kilton at the Fang and Bone in exchange for Mon

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

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

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

Ancient Cores can be sold to Cheria for 200 Rupees, though they can be sold elsewhere for 80 Rupees.

## See Also

* Ancient Material
* Material
* Monster Part

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Ancient Core
This crystal was made using lost technology. At one time it was the power source for ancient machines. This item is very valuable to researchers.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Ancient Core
This crystal was made using lost technology. At one time it was the power source for ancient machines. This item is very valuable to researchers.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*You'll need three ancient cores to power up Stasis.*" — Purah (*Breath of the Wild*)
Armor/Breath of the Wild

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *The Legend of Zelda* 30th Anniversary series *The Legend of Zelda*-style Link amiibo
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *The Legend of Zelda* series *Skyward Sword*-style Link amiibo
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Super Smash Bros.* series Toon Link amiibo or *The Legend of Zelda* 30th Anniversary series *The Wind Waker*-style Toon Link amiibo
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *The Legend of Zelda* 30th Anniversary series *Ocarina of Time*-style Link amiibo
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Super Smash Bros.* series Link amiibo or *The Legend of Zelda* series *Twilight Princess*-style Link amiibo
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *The Legend of Zelda* series *Majora's Mask*-style Link amiibo
7. ↑ Unlike other pieces of Armor that provide this Effect, only the description for Ravio's Hood makes note of it. This is likely because Ravio's Hood only increases Link's climbing speed when he is moving horizontally, which is a reference to the Wall Merging ability in *A Link Between Worlds* wherein people can move horizontally on a flat surface.
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Obtained from a Treasure Chest included as free DLC with the Version 1.3.3 update
9. ↑ Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Super Smash Bros.* series Sheik amiibo
10. ↑ Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Breath of the Wild* series Revali amiibo. Requires the Version 1.3.3 update.
11. ↑ Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Breath of the Wild* series Urbosa amiibo. Requires the Version 1.3.3 update.
12. ↑ Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Breath of the Wild* series Daruk amiibo. Requires the Version 1.3.3 update.
13. ↑ Obtained randomly from the Treasure Chests dropped by scanning *Breath of the Wild* series Mipha amiibo. Requires the Version 1.3.3 update.
14. ↑ Obtained from a Treasure Chest that appears after purchasing the Expansion Pass

## References

1. ↑ "*Ravio's Hood
The hood of a traveling merchant who had a bracelet that could turn the wearer into a painting. Wearing it increases your sideways climbing speed. It's a rather rare find.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Ancient Tech Lab

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* Ancient Research Institute

*This article is about the Royal Ancient Lab Ruins prior to its destruction in* Breath of the Wild*. For the Ancient Tech Labs operated by Purah and Robbie, see Akkala Ancient Tech Lab and Hateno Ancient Tech Lab.*

## Ancient Tech Lab

The Ancient Research Institute in its prime, as seen in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

### Related Location(s)

* Akkala Ancient Tech Lab
* Hateno Ancient Tech Lab
* Royal Ancient Lab Ruins

The **Ancient Research Institute**,(**BotW**) also known as the **Ancient Tech Lab**,(**HWAoC**) is a recurring location in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 374
2. ↑ "*The Sheikah Slate conveyed the little Guardian's purpose. This anomalous visitor had traveled from a future of ruin—a time in the midst of the Calamity—to save Princess Zelda. Impa proposed recruiting Purah and Robbie, renowned researchers of ancient technology, to study the Guardian and investigate the mysterious tower that had appeared on Hyrule Field. King Rhoam of Hyrule gave his assent. Zelda, curious about the diminutive Guardian, decided to accompany Impa on her journey to Purah's research facility in Hateno. With Link acting as bodyguard, they made their way to the Ancient Tech Lab.*" — King Rhoam (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Ancient Battle Axe

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

Ancient Battle Axe are two-handed Weapons often wielded by the Guardian Scouts II found within Ancient Shrines. In particular, they can be found in Shrines designated by the Trial name "A Minor Test of Strength." Scanning the *Breath of the Wild* Series Guardian amiibo with the amiibo Rune has a chance to spawn a Treasure Chest containing an Ancient Battle Axe. They were forged using Sheikah Ancient Technology, and while they are powerful, their unique shape makes them less durable.

Since Ancient Battle Axe are made from Ancient Technology, they will deal extra damage when they are used against Guardians. They do not conduct Electricity or attract Lightning during Thunderstorms, and they cannot be manipulated with the Magnesis Rune. They will, however, float on Water, and they do not burn when exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate.

Ancient Battle Axe are part of the Guardian Gear equipment archetype, which includes all Weapons that are wielded by Guardian Scouts in Ancient Shrines.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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## Gallery

* Artwork of Terrako with an Ancient Battle Axe from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*
* Icon for the Ancient Battle Axe from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

## See Also

* Ancient Battle Axe+
* Ancient Battle Axe++
* Ancient Technology
* Guardian Gear
* Weapon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Ancient Battle Axe
A weapon used by Guardian Scouts. Its unique blade was forged using ancient technology. Although powerful, its unusual shape causes it to break easily.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Ancient Battle Axe
A weapon used by Guardian Scouts. Its unique blade was forged using ancient technology. Although powerful, its unusual shape causes it to break easily.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 175
Armored Carp

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**Armored Carps** are recurring Creatures and Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Biography

### *Breath of the Wild*

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Armored Carps are a type of Fish found in bodies of freshwater throughout Hyrule Kingdom. Large deposits of calcium within their scales cause them to be as hard as armor. Because of this, Cooking them into a dish will grant the consumer a boosted defense. Once caught, they can be eaten raw to restore one Heart worth of health, or they can be cooked into Roasted Carp or frozen into Frozen Carp.

Like other Fish and seafood, Armored Carps can be Cooked to make the following Food:

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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## See Also

* Material
* Fish
* Mighty Carp
* Sanke Carp
* Ironshroom
* Fortified Pumpkin
* Armoranth
* Armored Porgy
* Ironshell Crab

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Armored Carp
Calcium deposits in the scales of this ancient fish make them as hard as armor. Cooking it into a dish will fortify your bones, temporarily increasing your defense.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Armored Carp
Calcium deposits in the scales of this ancient fish make them as hard as armor. Eating the fish is rumored to encourage strong bones.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Artistic Cannon

**Artistic Cannons** are items in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

Artistic Cannons are Cannons belonging to the Bright Ship set of Ship Parts. They are known to catch the eye with their design. Just like most Ship Parts, Link can collect multiple Artistic Cannons. 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. Artistic Cannons 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

* An Artistic Cannon mounted on the complete Bright Ship

## See Also

* Arch Handrail
* Bell Anchor
* Bell Prow
* Bright Hull
* Elegant Chimney
* Paddling Wheel
* Restful Cabin

## References

1. ↑ "*Artistic Cannon*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
2. ↑ "*A cannon with truly avant-garde design. Catches the eye!*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Can. Artistique*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Canon artistique*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Künstlerkanone*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Cannone d'arte*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Cañón artístico*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Cañón Artístico*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Ancient Bladed Flail

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**Ancient Bladed Flails** 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
* Guardian Flail
* Fortified Flail

## References

1. ↑ "*Ancient Bladed Flail
An improved version of the Guardian Flail. Blazing blue blades crafted with ancient technology have been attached to the end, increasing its ability to inflict damage.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Ancient Sky Book

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The **Ancient Sky Book** is an item in *Twilight Princess*.

## Location and Uses

The Ancient Sky Book is a book received from Impaz at the Hidden Village after showing her the deactivated Dominion Rod. It is the key to restore power to the Dominion Rod and reach the City in the Sky. To achieve this, Link must find all six missing Sky Characters hidden beneath the Owl Statues scattered across Hyrule after Shad restores power to the Dominion Rod.

**Sky Characters** are symbols that makes up the written language of **Sky Writing**, which forms the basis of the ancient language of the Oocca.

## Gallery

* Shad examining the Ancient Sky Book
* A Sky character hidden beneath an Owl Statue
* A Sky character hidden beneath an Owl Statue
* The six Sky Characters

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 115 (**TP**)
2. ↑ "*You found one Sky character! A missing part of the word in the Ancient Sky Book has been restored*" — N/A (*Twilight Princess*)
3. ↑ "*This, too, was in my father's notes... It is called Sky Writing, I believe.*" — Shad (*Twilight Princess*)
4. ↑ "*This book is written in the ancient language of Sky Writing.*" — Impaz (*Twilight Princess*)
5. ↑ "*Vous obtenez les anciens écrits célestiens ! Tout est écrit en célestien. Il manque des mots ici et là...*" — N/A (*Twilight Princess HD*)
Ancient Spring

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

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

Ancient Springs are recoverable items from defeated Guardians. They are also sold by the travelling merchant Teli at the price of sixty Rupees. They and all other Ancient Materials were made by the ancient Sheikah to use in their Ancient Technology. Ancient Springs float when placed in water and never lose tension, no matter how many times they are compressed.

The Ancient Oven at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab requires Ancient Springs in order to make certain pieces of Ancient Soldier Gear. They also count as Monster Parts, so they can be used in a Cooking Pot to make Elixirs. They are also accepted at the Kochi Dye Shop as an ingredient for Gray Dye, or they can be sold to the Fang and Bone in exchange for Mon.

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

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

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

Ancient Springs are worth 15 Rupees when sold to most Merchants, but Cheria will buy them for 37 Rupees.

## See Also

* Ancient Material
* Material
* Monster Part

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Ancient Spring
A spring used in ancient machinery. It is light and buoyant enough to float on water, and no matter how many times it's compressed, it never loses tension.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Ancient Spring
A spring used in ancient machinery. It is light and buoyant enough to float on water, and no matter how many times it's compressed, it never loses tension.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Anti-Element Training

**Anti-Element Training** is a level 50 Challenge in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Overview

Anti-Element Training is a Challenge in which the Warrior is given ten minutes to defeat a Fire Hinox, an Ice Lynel, and an Electric Lynel. Each one of them is surrounded by Lizalfos, Keese, and Chuchus of their own element, and when the Electric Lynel is approached, two Electric Wizzrobes spawn. The Challenge ends when all three of the monsters are killed. The Challenge can be cleared using any Warrior, and when completed for the first time, the Warrior receives a reward of an Ethereal Stone, five Diamonds, twenty Raw Gourmet Meats, the Barbarian Helm and a random Weapon.

## References

1. ↑ "*Anti-Element Training*" — Map (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)