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==''Skyward Sword''== | ==''Skyward Sword''== | ||
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{{Main|Skyward Strike}} | {{Main|Skyward Strike}} | ||
In ''Skyward Sword'', Link can hold the [[Goddess Sword]] upward to charge it with divine energy, which will be released in the form of a beam through his next attack. In addition to damaging enemies, the Skyward Strike is necessary to activate [[Goddess Cube]]s and [[Goddess Crest]]s and to draw images on [[Goddess Wall]]s. Link also requires a Skyward Strike from the [[Master Sword]] in order to activate the sleeping [[Gate of Time]]. Once [[Zelda]]'s blessing has unlocked the blade's true power, the charge time, power, size, and range of the Skyward Strike will be increased. | In ''Skyward Sword'', Link can hold the [[Goddess Sword]] upward to charge it with divine energy, which will be released in the form of a beam through his next attack. In addition to damaging enemies, the Skyward Strike is necessary to activate [[Goddess Cube]]s and [[Goddess Crest]]s and to draw images on [[Goddess Wall]]s. Link also requires a Skyward Strike from the [[Master Sword]] in order to activate the sleeping [[Gate of Time]]. Once [[Zelda]]'s blessing has unlocked [[True Master Sword|the blade's true power]], the charge time, power, size, and range of the Skyward Strike will be increased. | ||
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==''A Link Between Worlds''== | ==''A Link Between Worlds''== | ||