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The '''Light Ring L-2''' is a [[Magical Ring]] that [[Link]] acquires in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''. There is no possible way to acquire the ring in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' directly, but it can be acquired through a [[Linked Game]] by using the [[Ring Secret]]. | The '''Light Ring L-2''' is a [[Magical Ring]] that [[Link]] acquires in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''. There is no possible way to acquire the ring in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' directly, but it can be acquired through a [[Linked Game]] by using the [[Ring Secret]]. | ||
In ''Oracle of Ages'' Link can acquire the ring by winning the [[Lynna Village Shooting Gallery]]. Link needs to score at least 350 points to earn a [[Seed Ring]]. There are several Seed Rings that Link can win for scoring more than 350 points, with the Light Ring L-2 being one of them. | In ''Oracle of Ages'', Link can acquire the ring by winning the [[Lynna Village Shooting Gallery]]. Link needs to score at least 350 points to earn a [[Seed Ring]]. There are several Seed Rings that Link can win for scoring more than 350 points, with the Light Ring L-2 being one of them. | ||
When equipped, the Light Ring L-2 is exactly the same as the [[Light Ring L-1]], except it allows Link to shoot [[Sword Beam]]s if he is missing three hearts. Link needs to have the [[Noble Sword]] or [[Master Sword]] to use this Ring. | When equipped, the Light Ring L-2 is exactly the same as the [[Light Ring L-1]], except it allows Link to shoot [[Sword Beam]]s if he is missing three hearts. Link needs to have the [[Noble Sword]] or [[Master Sword]] to use this Ring. | ||