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'''100% Completion''' is an optional challenge in every Zelda game, which requires the player to collect every single item, collectible, and complete every single task that there is to do within the particular game. What this includes varies greatly from game to game and this challenge serves as an additional gameplay element for players after they complete a game. | '''100% Completion''' is an optional challenge in every ''Zelda'' game, which requires the player to collect every single item, collectible, and complete every single task that there is to do within the particular game. What this includes varies greatly from game to game and this challenge serves as an additional gameplay element for players after they complete a game. | ||
In the [[Speedrun]] community, 100% is often one of the categories that is tracked. In some cases, what appears in the 100% category doesn't actually include every single aspect of the game. This is often because in some titles, gathering every single item adds an unrealistic amount of time to the game with excessive amounts of RNG. An example of this is, in the 100% Speerun category of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'', the player does not need to acquire all of the [[Ship Part]]s. | In the [[Speedrun]] community, 100% is often one of the categories that is tracked. In some cases, what appears in the 100% category doesn't actually include every single aspect of the game. This is often because in some titles, gathering every single item adds an unrealistic amount of time to the game with excessive amounts of RNG. An example of this is, in the 100% Speerun category of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'', the player does not need to acquire all of the [[Ship Part]]s. | ||
==General Rules== | ==General Rules== | ||
In all games, simply completing the game is part of the 100% category. There are other common objectives that are the same across almost all Zelda titles. | In all games, simply completing the game is part of the 100% category. There are other common objectives that are the same across almost all ''Zelda'' titles. | ||
*Defeat the Final Boss | *Defeat the Final Boss. | ||
*Acquire every [[Dungeon Map]] and [[Compass]]. Open every [[Treasure Chest]] in the game | *Acquire every [[Dungeon Map]] and [[Compass]]. Open every [[Treasure Chest]] in the game. | ||
*Acquire every [[Piece of Heart]] and [[Heart Container]] | *Acquire every [[Piece of Heart]] and [[Heart Container]]. | ||
*Collect every Inventory Items, all Upgrades, Collectibles, and other Rewards | *Collect every Inventory Items, all Upgrades, Collectibles, and other Rewards. | ||
==The Legend of Zelda== | ==''The Legend of Zelda''== | ||
*Collect all 13 [[Heart Container]]s. | |||
*Upgrade [[Bomb]] capacity to 16. | |||
*Show the [[Letter]] to the [[Old Woman]]. | |||
*Uncover all Overworld Caves and Dungeon Shortcuts. | |||
*Defeat [[Ganon (The Legend of Zelda)|Ganon]]. | |||
To truly 100% complete the game, these objectives must be completed on the [[Second Quest]] as well. | |||
==''A Link to the Past''== | |||
*Collect all 24 [[A Link to the Past Heart Pieces|Pieces of Heart]]. | |||
*Acquire the [[Golden Sword]], [[Red Mail]], and [[Magical Boomerang]]. | |||
*Upgrade [[Arrow]] capacity to 70 and [[Bomb]] capacity to 50 at the [[Pond of Happiness]]. | |||
*Upgrade the [[Magic Meter]]. | |||
==See also== | |||
==See | |||
*[[Speedrun]] | *[[Speedrun]] | ||
*[[Three Heart Challenge]] | *[[Three Heart Challenge]] | ||
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100% Completion is an optional challenge in every Zelda game, which requires the player to collect every single item, collectible, and complete every single task that there is to do within the particular game. What this includes varies greatly from game to game and this challenge serves as an additional gameplay element for players after they complete a game.
In the Speedrun community, 100% is often one of the categories that is tracked. In some cases, what appears in the 100% category doesn't actually include every single aspect of the game. This is often because in some titles, gathering every single item adds an unrealistic amount of time to the game with excessive amounts of RNG. An example of this is, in the 100% Speerun category of Phantom Hourglass, the player does not need to acquire all of the Ship Parts.
General Rules
In all games, simply completing the game is part of the 100% category. There are other common objectives that are the same across almost all Zelda titles.
- Defeat the Final Boss.
- Acquire every Dungeon Map and Compass. Open every Treasure Chest in the game.
- Acquire every Piece of Heart and Heart Container.
- Collect every Inventory Items, all Upgrades, Collectibles, and other Rewards.
The Legend of Zelda
- Collect all 13 Heart Containers.
- Upgrade Bomb capacity to 16.
- Show the Letter to the Old Woman.
- Uncover all Overworld Caves and Dungeon Shortcuts.
- Defeat Ganon.
To truly 100% complete the game, these objectives must be completed on the Second Quest as well.
A Link to the Past
- Collect all 24 Pieces of Heart.
- Acquire the Golden Sword, Red Mail, and Magical Boomerang.
- Upgrade Arrow capacity to 70 and Bomb capacity to 50 at the Pond of Happiness.
- Upgrade the Magic Meter.