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==''The Adventure of Link''==
==''The Adventure of Link''==
The Magic Meter in ''The Adventure of Link'' is seen at the top left hand corner of the screen. It is the only meter so far that deviates from the green-colored bar and instead uses multiple white bars, each representing sixteen magic points, and a numerical integer next to the word "magic" to indicate level number. Magic abilities in this game can be upgraded by leveling up; however, magic can only be upgraded to level eight.
The Magic Meter in ''The Adventure of Link'' is seen at the top left hand corner of the screen. It is the only meter so far that deviates from the green-colored bar and instead uses multiple white bars, each representing sixteen magic points, and a numerical integer next to the word "magic" to indicate level number. Magic abilities in this game can be upgraded by leveling up; however, magic can only be upgraded to level eight.
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File:AoL Magic Meter.png|The Magic Meter from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''
File:AoL Magic Meter.png|The Magic Meter from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''
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==Trivia==
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* The Magic Meter was originally going to appear in ''Twilight Princess'', as evidenced by a screenshot on the back of the game case that shows it in the top-left corner and the existence of [[Chu Jelly|Green Chu Jelly]] in certain versions of the game. Blue and yellow versions of its design were used in the finished game as the gauges for Link's oxygen and [[Lantern]] [[Lantern Oil|oil]], respectively.
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*Text remaining in the game files suggests Link needed magic to use the [[Shadow Crystal]] to become a wolf, before magic was removed from the game late in development{{Ref|[[tcrf:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess/Unused Text#Midna|The Cutting Room Floor]]}}. It is unknown what other items or abilities would have been powered by the magic meter before it was removed.
===''Twilight Princess''===
The Magic Meter was originally going to appear in ''Twilight Princess'', as evidenced by a screenshot on the back of the game case that shows it in the top-left corner, along with seven screenshots of the [[Nintendo Wii|Wii]] version posted to zelda.com showing it, and the existence of [[Chu Jelly|Green Chu Jelly]] in certain versions of the game. Blue and yellow versions of its design were used in the finished game as the gauges for Link's oxygen and [[Lantern]] [[Lantern Oil|oil]], respectively.
 
Text remaining in the game files suggests Link needed magic to use the [[Shadow Crystal]] to become a wolf, before magic was removed from the game late in development{{Ref|TP|1070|Midna (unused line)}}{{Ref|[[tcrf:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess/Unused Text#Midna|The Cutting Room Floor]]}}. It is unknown what other items or abilities would have been powered by the magic meter if it had remained.
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File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 1 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 2 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 3 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 4 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 5 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 6 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
File:Zelda.com Magic Meter 7 - TPWii.jpg|Zelda.com screenshot
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