Power Bracelet: Difference between revisions

Artwork from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''

|location = '''''The Legend of Zelda'''''<br>West of the [[Graveyard]] under an [[Armos]]

The Power Bracelet made it debut appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. It can be found under an [[Armos]] statue in the area east of the [[Graveyard]], and can be obtained as soon as Link has the courage to try and pass through the Graveyard. In this game, it will give Link the strength to move some of the snail-like rocks found in the [[Overworld]]. Underneath these rocks are staircases that lead to a secret cave. Inside, Link will find the [[Old Man]], and three more staircases. The Old Man will tell Link to take anyone he wants.{{Ref|LoZ|43|[[Old Man]]}} Each staircase leads to a certain location in the Overworld. Basically, the Power Bracelet allows Link to access the warping system of the game. It is not required to complete the game.

In ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'', the Power Bracelet appeared under a different name. It was called the [[Handy Glove]] and had a much different purpose than its use in the original Legend of Zelda. In this game, the item helped Link break through various blocks with his [[Sword|sword]] that could be found around [[Hyrule]].

The [[Silver Gauntlets]] are special gloves that allows adult Link to move large blocks in the game. They are found in the [[Spirit Temple]] as young Link, and can only be equipped by adult Link.

The [[Golden Gauntlets]] are an upgraded version of the silver gauntlets. They are found in [[Ganon's Castle]] and allows Link to lift large, black stones that block the way and then toss them away.