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Contents

  • Introduction
    • Foreword
  • Hero Training
    • Hero Training
    • Legend Mode
  • Walkthrough
    • The Quest
    • Legend Mode
      • The Armies of Ruin: Hyrule Field
      • The Sheikah Tribesman: Eldin Caves
      • Sorceress of the Woods: Faron Woods
      • The Sorceress of the Valley: Valley of Seers
      • Land of Twilight: Twilight Field
      • The Shadow King: Palace of Twilight
      • Land of Myth: Death Mountain
      • The Water Temple: Lake Hylia
      • Land in the Sky: Skyloft
      • Sealed Ambition: Sealed Grounds
      • The Sacred Sword: Temple of the Sacred Sword
      • A War of Spirit: Temple of Souls
      • Shining Beacon: Valley of Seers
      • Ganondorfs Return: Gerudo Desert
      • March of the Demon King: Valley of Seers
      • Battle of the Triforce: Hyrule Field
      • Enduring Resolve: Gerudo Desert
      • Liberation of the Triforce: Ganons Tower
    • Adventure Mode
      • How It Works
      • A
      • B
      • C
      • D
      • E
      • F
      • G
      • H
  • Warriors
    • Warriors
    • Link
    • Impa
    • Lana
    • Zelda
    • Sheik
    • Ganondorf
    • Darunia
    • Ruto
    • Agitha
    • Midna
    • Zant
    • Fi
    • Ghirahim
    • Non-Playable Warriors
  • Extras
    • Extras
    • Potions
    • Enemies and Materials
    • Sub-Weapons
    • Weapon Skills
    • Medals
  • Badges
    • Link
    • Impa
    • Sheik
    • Lana
    • Zelda
    • Ganondorf
    • Darunia
    • Agitha
    • Midna
    • Zant
    • Fi
    • Ghirahim

Hyrule Warriors Guide › Warriors

Zelda

Graceful, elegant, refined and skilled: These are Zelda’s traits on the battlefield. She can alternate between the precise and elegant Rapier and the flowing, graceful Wind Waker as her weapons. Don’t be fooled by her refinement, however, she’s easily one of the deadliest Warriors in the game. She can power up her Rapier to extend any of her combos with incredibly powerful Light element attacks that sweep the area of large numbers of enemies. She is also very agile and swift, which makes her hard to hit and harder to stop.

How to Unlock

Zelda will become available after completing Scenario 11, “The Sacred Sword,” in Legend Mode.

Zelda’s Weapons

Rapier

A movement-heavy weapon similar to Impa’s Naginata and Lana’s Spear. The key difference between this weapon and the others is its ability to create and store charges of light. By pressing ( in Zelda Style), Zelda’s Rapier will fill with three light charges (your current number of charges can be found below the Special Meter), which extend your Combo Attacks by up to two attacks, depending on which Combo Attack you used. Every additional attack you use depletes a light charge, so you’ll have to pay attention to how many you have if you want to keep extending your Combo Attacks. It should be noted that pressing ( in Zelda Style) isn’t the only way to refill your light charges; you can also perform a full Regular Attack combo to refill a single charge.

Polished Rapier

This is Zelda’s starting weapon.

Glittering Rapier

You can find this weapon in the Sealed Weapon in Scenario 11, “The Sacred Sword,” in Legend Mode.

Gleaming Rapier

You can find this weapon in Scenario A-9 in Adventure Mode. You must first use an Item Card in the Search Screen to locate it, and then get an A-Rank to unlock the weapon.

Baton

This weapon is the bane of all enemy soldiers everywhere. The Baton is a conducting wand that Zelda can use to tear apart an area with the power of wind and lightning, like some sort of mad maestro; a crazy conductor; a calamitous composer; a malicious musician; a pernicious prof—oh! Sorry about that. We get a little carried away when it comes to this weapon. Zelda isn’t particularly mobile with this weapon and its speed is a bit on the slow side, but when it gets going, it takes everything on the battlefield with it! If you press ( in Zelda Style) while using this weapon, you’ll be given the ability to control your very own tornado, which you can use to pick up enemies. The tornado continuously grows as you pick up more and more enemies, making it that much more terrifying to everyone who isn’t currently calling themselves Zelda’s friends.

Wind Waker

You can find this weapon in Scenario E-12 in Adventure Mode. You must first use an Item Card in the Search Screen to locate it, and then complete the Scenario to unlock this weapon.

Sacred Baton

You can find

this weapon in Scenario H-2 in Adventure Mode. You must first use an Item Card in the Search Screen to locate it, and then get an A-Rank to unlock the weapon.

Glorious Baton

Where to Find: You can find this weapon in Scenario A-2 in Adventure Mode. You must first use an Item Card in the Search Screen to locate it, and then get an A-Rank to unlock the weapon.

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