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==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ||
{{quote|A massive boomerang that is weathered and decayed. It was originally used for hunting, but it can be a challenge to wield. Thrown well, it will come back to the thrower.|'' | {{quote|A massive boomerang that is weathered and decayed. It was originally used for hunting, but it can be a challenge to wield. Thrown well, it will come back to the thrower.|''Tears of the Kingdom'' In-Game Description}} | ||
As a result of [[The Upheaval]], most Giant Boomerangs found in the game are significantly decayed, now with a base power of 11. However, undecayed Giant Boomerangs can be found in the Depths being held by the lingering spirits of Hyrule Soldiers atop numerous pedestals. These are distinguished by the name "Giant Boomerang✨" and have a base power of 23. They can be either thrown as boomerangs in combat or used like standard two-handed weapons. | As a result of [[The Upheaval]], most Giant Boomerangs found in the game are significantly decayed, now with a base power of 11. However, undecayed Giant Boomerangs can be found in the Depths being held by the lingering spirits of Hyrule Soldiers atop numerous pedestals. These are distinguished by the name "Giant Boomerang✨" and have a base power of 23. They can be either thrown as boomerangs in combat or used like standard two-handed weapons. | ||