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==Unlocking amiibo== | ==Unlocking amiibo== | ||
After turning on amiibo in the system menu, a new [[amiibo (Rune)|amiibo Rune]] will be in the [[rune]] menu, all the way to the right. Use this rune and target an open spot on the ground. This preps the game to receive an amiibo. Tap the amiibo figure to the controller as usual to activate the amiibo. | After turning on amiibo in the system menu, a new [[amiibo (Rune)|amiibo Rune]] will be in the [[rune]] menu, all the way to the right. Use this rune and target an open spot on the ground. This preps the game to receive an amiibo. Tap the amiibo figure to the controller as usual to activate the amiibo. | ||
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* '''[[Link Amiibo (The Legend of Zelda)|Link: The Legend of Zelda]]''''' | * '''[[Link Amiibo (The Legend of Zelda)|Link: The Legend of Zelda]]''''' | ||
Potential [[Treasure Chest]] Items: A chance of one of the three pieces of the [[Hero Set]] ([[Cap of the Hero]], [[Tunic of the Hero]], [[Trousers of the Hero]]), [[Sword (Breath of the Wild | Potential [[Treasure Chest]] Items: A chance of one of the three pieces of the [[Hero Set]] ([[Cap of the Hero]], [[Tunic of the Hero]], [[Trousers of the Hero]]), [[Sword (The Legend of Zelda)#Breath of the Wild|Sword]], assorted weapons | ||
Non-Chest Items: Barrels with [[rupee]]s and [[arrow]]s | Non-Chest Items: Barrels with [[rupee]]s and [[arrow]]s | ||
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===Link amiibo=== | ===Link amiibo=== | ||
Three Link-themed amiibo were revealed during the Nintendo Direct on April 12th, 2017. They were released for the first time on June 23rd, 2017, and allow the player access to more exclusive items. | Three Link-themed amiibo were revealed during the [[Nintendo Direct]] on April 12th, 2017. They were released for the first time on June 23rd, 2017, and allow the player access to more exclusive items. | ||
* '''[[Link Amiibo (Majora's Mask)|Link (Majora's Mask)]]''' | * '''[[Link Amiibo (Majora's Mask)|Link (Majora's Mask)]]''' | ||
Potential Chest Items: A chance of one of the three pieces of the [[Fierce Deity Set]] ([[Fierce Deity Mask]], [[Fierce Deity Armor]], [[Fierce Deity Boots]]), [[Fierce Deity Sword]], assorted weapons, elemental arrows | Potential Chest Items: A chance of one of the three pieces of the [[Fierce Deity Set]] ([[Fierce Deity Mask]], [[Fierce Deity Armor]], [[Fierce Deity Boots]]), [[Fierce Deity Sword]], assorted weapons, elemental arrows | ||
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Non-Chest Items: Various fruit and nuts, bundles of arrows | Non-Chest Items: Various fruit and nuts, bundles of arrows | ||
* '''Link Amiibo (Skyward Sword)|Link (Skyward Sword)]]''' | * '''[[Link Amiibo (Skyward Sword)|Link (Skyward Sword)]]''' | ||
Potential Chest Items: A chance of one of the three pieces of the [[Hero of the Sky Set]] ([[Cap of the Sky]], [[Tunic of the Sky]], [[Trousers of the Sky]]), [[Goddess Sword]], assorted weapons & shields, elemental arrows | Potential Chest Items: A chance of one of the three pieces of the [[Hero of the Sky Set]] ([[Cap of the Sky]], [[Tunic of the Sky]], [[Trousers of the Sky]]), [[Goddess Sword]], assorted weapons & shields, elemental arrows | ||
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===Champions' amiibo=== | ===Champions' amiibo=== | ||
Four additional amiibo were announced during Nintendo's E3 presentation on June 13th, 2017. They were released for the first time on November 10th, 2017, and allow the player access to even more exclusive items. It's required for the player to have cleared at least one of the [[Divine | Four additional amiibo were announced during Nintendo's E3 presentation on June 13th, 2017. They were released for the first time on November 10th, 2017, and allow the player access to even more exclusive items. It's required for the player to have cleared at least one of the [[Divine Beast]]s to obtain the exclusive items in these amiibo. | ||
* '''Daruk''' | * '''Daruk''' | ||
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* Wolf Link has a default health of 3 hearts, however, using the game ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD|Twilight Princess HD]]'', his maximum health can be increased. To do so, collect as many [[Twilight Princess Heart Pieces|Pieces of Heart]] and [[Heart Container]]s as possible in ''Twilight Princess HD'', and then use the Wolf Link amiibo to run the [[Cave of Shadows]] in that game. The health remaining at the end of the trial will become the maximum health in ''Breath of the Wild''. Note that the best method (for ''Breath of the Wild'''s sake) is to first collect the maximum of 20 hearts (all heart containers and pieces) before ever entering the Cave of Shadows, the 5-level trial, and use the Wolf Link amiibo to heal Link immediately before completing the trial. If the 15 and 30-level versions are also completed, all three results are recorded on the amiibo, and ''Breath of the Wild'' will use the highest result of the three. | * Wolf Link has a default health of 3 hearts, however, using the game ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD|Twilight Princess HD]]'', his maximum health can be increased. To do so, collect as many [[Twilight Princess Heart Pieces|Pieces of Heart]] and [[Heart Container]]s as possible in ''Twilight Princess HD'', and then use the Wolf Link amiibo to run the [[Cave of Shadows]] in that game. The health remaining at the end of the trial will become the maximum health in ''Breath of the Wild''. Note that the best method (for ''Breath of the Wild'''s sake) is to first collect the maximum of 20 hearts (all heart containers and pieces) before ever entering the Cave of Shadows, the 5-level trial, and use the Wolf Link amiibo to heal Link immediately before completing the trial. If the 15 and 30-level versions are also completed, all three results are recorded on the amiibo, and ''Breath of the Wild'' will use the highest result of the three. | ||
* Wolf Link can be summoned as many times as wished, unless he dies. Then he will be put on the same once-a-day timer as all other amiibo. If he dies, | * Wolf Link can be summoned as many times as wished, unless he dies. Then he will be put on the same once-a-day timer as all other amiibo. If he dies, an autosave or manual save where he was still alive can be reloaded to circumvent the timer. | ||
* Wolf Link can be healed if he has taken damage. Simply drop anything edible near him. If he is not at full health, he will seek out edible items on his own (including rare items), unless commanded to stay or Link picks them up before he eats them. | * Wolf Link can be healed if he has taken damage. Simply drop anything edible near him. If he is not at full health, he will seek out edible items on his own (including rare items), unless commanded to stay or Link picks them up before he eats them. | ||
* Whether Wolf Link dies or not, he is healed to full health on the daily reset timer for all amiibo (unless he is actively summoned at the time.) | * Whether Wolf Link dies or not, he is healed to full health on the daily reset timer for all amiibo (unless he is actively summoned at the time.) | ||
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* Even if an enemy has noticed Wolf Link, this does not mean he has noticed Link. It is possible to get behind an enemy focusing on Wolf Link and [[Sneakstrike]] them from behind for critical damage. This is more difficult if the enemy has noticed both Link and Wolf Link, however, as an enemy that has noticed both will tend to focus on Link instead of Wolf Link. | * Even if an enemy has noticed Wolf Link, this does not mean he has noticed Link. It is possible to get behind an enemy focusing on Wolf Link and [[Sneakstrike]] them from behind for critical damage. This is more difficult if the enemy has noticed both Link and Wolf Link, however, as an enemy that has noticed both will tend to focus on Link instead of Wolf Link. | ||
* No NPCs in the game will recognize Wolf Link's presence - characters will simply ignore him in both actions and dialogue. Only the player and enemies can see him or even know he is there. | * No NPCs in the game will recognize Wolf Link's presence - characters will simply ignore him in both actions and dialogue. Only the player and enemies can see him or even know he is there. | ||
* Wolf Link refuses to enter villages, [[Shrine | * Wolf Link refuses to enter villages, [[Ancient Shrine|shrines]], or [[Divine Beast]]s. | ||
* He will despawn if Link gets too far away from him without an opportunity for him to teleport closer (long paraglide voyages often trigger a despawn). Occasionally, attempting to summon him with cause unexplained "cannot be used here" errors, even in locations that are otherwise fine. Just move a little way and try again. | * He will despawn if Link gets too far away from him without an opportunity for him to teleport closer (long paraglide voyages often trigger a despawn). Occasionally, attempting to summon him with cause unexplained "cannot be used here" errors, even in locations that are otherwise fine. Just move a little way and try again. | ||
* Every time Link dies or warps, Wolf Link despawns and must be summoned again. | * Every time Link dies or warps, Wolf Link despawns and must be summoned again. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*All amiibo armor and weapon items can be summoned repeatedly, but the former have one condition: the armor items belonging to sets available through amiibo will initially appear consecutively at random, meaning that (for instance) the player won't summon | *None of the amiibo weapons have entries in the [[Hyrule Compendium]]. | ||
* | *All amiibo armor and weapon items can be summoned repeatedly, but the former have one condition: the armor items belonging to sets available through amiibo will initially appear consecutively at random, meaning that (for instance) the player won't summon a second [[Cap of the Wind]] until the [[Hero of Winds Set]] is complete ([[Cap of the Wind|Cap]]+[[Tunic of the Wind|Tunic]]+[[Trousers of the Wind|Trousers]] in any order). Once the set is complete, duplicate armor items may appear. This condition doesn't apply to single armor items like [[Sheik's Mask]], as it's not formally part of a whole set obtainable through amiibo, or to amiibo-exclusive weapons, even if the amiibo summons the previously mentioned sets, as they can appear at any point. | ||
*Only the four Divine Beast Helms of the armor set items available through amiibo exceed a defense of 20 at a ★★★★ upgrade level. The base game on its own has the [[Soldier's Set]], the [[Ancient Set]], the Set of the Wild as well as the [[Amber Earrings]] and [[Diamond Circlet]], all with a top defense of 28, and the [[Champion's Tunic]] which has a top defense of 32. The Divine Beast Helms ([[Vah Ruta Divine Helm|Ruta]], [[Vah Rudania Divine Helm|Rudania]], [[Vah Naboris Divine Helm|Naboris]] and [[Vah Medoh Divine Helm|Medoh]]) are part of the [[Ancient Set]], but unlike the [[Ancient Helm]] they do not provide protection against [[Guardian (Breath of the Wild)|Guardians]], so they reduce the set's effectiveness in that respect. | |||
*None of the armor set items available through amiibo can be dyed except the Divine Beast Helms. | *None of the armor set items available through amiibo can be dyed except the Divine Beast Helms. | ||
*Most of the armor sets summoned through amiibo (except the [[Fierce Deity Set]]) are notoriously difficult to upgrade because, as a whole, they require the use of a significant number of [[Star Fragment]]s, which are among the most precious and rare resources in the game, all while being notoriously grueling to farm. | *Most of the armor sets summoned through amiibo (except the [[Fierce Deity Set]]) are notoriously difficult to upgrade because, as a whole, they require the use of a significant number of [[Star Fragment]]s, which are among the most precious and rare resources in the game, all while being notoriously grueling to farm. | ||