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	The Unpowered Master Sword is the [[Master Sword]] when it is not at full power yet, thus unable to repel evil. This appears in two games, [[The Wind Waker]] and [[Skyward Sword]]. In The Wind Waker [[Link]] must awaken two sages in order to boost the Master Sword back to full strength, while in Skyward Sword, Zelda must bless the sword in order for it to become the True Master Sword. This is very interesting and partly explains why the Master Sword in The Wind Waker was unpowered.		The '''Unpowered Master Sword''' is the [[Master Sword]] when it is not at full power yet, thus unable to repel evil. This appears in two games, ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker\|The Wind Waker]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword\|Skyward Sword]]''. In ''The Wind Waker'', [[Link]] must awaken two sages in order to boost the Master Sword back to full strength, while in ''Skyward Sword'', Zelda must bless the sword in order for it to become the True Master Sword. This is very interesting and partly explains why the Master Sword in ''The Wind Waker'' was unpowered.

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