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{{specify|the twice-upgraded Master Sword from | {{specify|the twice-upgraded Master Sword from A Link to the Past|the twice-upgraded [[Kokiri Sword]] from [[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]|[[Gilded Sword]].}} | ||
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| image = [[File:Golden_Sword.png]] | | image = [[File:Golden_Sword.png]] | ||
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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''<br/>''[[BS The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets|Ancient Stone Tablets]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''<br/>''[[BS The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets|Ancient Stone Tablets]]'' | ||
| location = [[Pyramid of Power]] (''A Link to the Past'')<br/>[[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]] (''Ancient Stone Tablets'') | | location = [[Pyramid of Power]] (''A Link to the Past'')<br/>[[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]] (''Ancient Stone Tablets'') | ||
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==''A Link to the Past''== | |||
{{quote|Golden Sword<br/>The Fat Faerie, who resides within the Dark Pyramid, is the only one who can give Link the Golden Sword. Link should toss the Tempered Sword into her pond. The Fat Faerie will ask Link if he dropped the Sword. Remember, always respond to Faeries with a truthful answer.|''[[A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide]]''}} | |||
{{quote|Golden Sword<br/>The Fat Faerie, who resides within the Dark Pyramid, is the only one who can give Link the Golden Sword. Link should toss the Tempered Sword into her pond. The Fat Faerie will ask Link if he dropped the Sword. Remember, always respond to Faeries with a truthful answer. | |||
|[[A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide]]}} | |||
The Golden Sword is the ultimate form of the Master Sword, and as such it is the most powerful. After Link gets it Tempered by the blacksmith brothers east of [[Kakariko Village (A Link to the Past)|Kakariko Village]], he can use a [[Super Bomb]] in the large crack at the [[Pyramid of Power]] to open an entrance to the [[Cursed Fairy]]'s [[Mysterious Pond]]. If he throws his sword into the pond, and admits he did so, she will "give him something better in return", in the form of the Golden Sword.{{ref|ALTTP|170|Cursed Fairy}} | The Golden Sword is the ultimate form of the Master Sword, and as such it is the most powerful. After Link gets it Tempered by the blacksmith brothers east of [[Kakariko Village (A Link to the Past)|Kakariko Village]], he can use a [[Super Bomb]] in the large crack at the [[Pyramid of Power]] to open an entrance to the [[Cursed Fairy]]'s [[Mysterious Pond]]. If he throws his sword into the pond, and admits he did so, she will "give him something better in return", in the form of the Golden Sword.{{ref|ALTTP|170|Cursed Fairy}} | ||
The Golden Sword is theoretically the most powerful sword in the entire Zelda series, considering that the Master Sword itself used in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' was already considerably powerful, and the Golden Sword is the Master Sword upgraded twice. The Golden Sword in the SNES version of ''A Link to the Past'' is the only sword capable of dealing damage upon [[Ganon]] without the use of a [[Spin Attack]]. In [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (GBA)|the GBA remake]], the [[Tempered Sword]] could do this as well. The Golden Sword is eight times as powerful as the [[Fighter's Sword]] and in the GBA remake is capable of breaking jars and skulls. | The Golden Sword is theoretically the most powerful sword in the entire Zelda series, considering that the Master Sword itself used in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' was already considerably powerful, and the Golden Sword is the Master Sword upgraded twice. The Golden Sword in the SNES version of ''A Link to the Past'' is the only sword capable of dealing damage upon [[Ganon]] without the use of a [[Spin Attack]]. In [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (GBA)|the GBA remake]], the [[Tempered Sword]] could do this as well. The Golden Sword is eight times as powerful as the [[Fighter's Sword]] and in the GBA remake is capable of breaking jars and skulls. | ||
==''Ancient Stone Tablets''== | |||
The [[Master Sword]] can only be accessed in Week 4, after collecting seven [[Ancient Stone Tablet]]s — in earlier weeks, the grove in the [[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]] is inaccessible, blocked by a soldier; and the sword cannot be pulled from its pedestal before the completion of [[Level 7 (Ancient Stone Tablets)|Level 7]]. | The [[Master Sword]] can only be accessed in Week 4, after collecting seven [[Ancient Stone Tablet]]s — in earlier weeks, the grove in the [[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]] is inaccessible, blocked by a soldier; and the sword cannot be pulled from its pedestal before the completion of [[Level 7 (Ancient Stone Tablets)|Level 7]]. | ||
When the [[Hero of Light]] pulls it, it is still in the form of the Golden Sword, as it was when Link last wielded it. | When the [[Hero of Light]] pulls it, it is still in the form of the Golden Sword, as it was when Link last wielded it. | ||
==''A Link Between Worlds''== | |||
The twice-upgraded version of the Master Sword is golden once again, but simply called the Master Sword Lv3. | The twice-upgraded version of the Master Sword is golden once again, but simply called the Master Sword Lv3. | ||