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| related = [[Hookshot]]<br/>[[Whip]]<br/>[[Grappling Hook]] | | related = [[Hookshot]]<br/>[[Whip]]<br/>[[Grappling Hook]] | ||
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The '''Clawshot''' is an item in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. It is a long chain with a claw on the end.{{Ref|''Clawshot Twilight Princess Trading Card''|The Clawshot is a long chain with a claw...|Card Description}} It can be used to do multiple things, including grapple to certain targets, retrieve objects, stun enemies, and more.{{Ref|name=Quote1}} In both games, the Clawshot has a pair that combines to make the [[Double Clawshots]]. | The '''Clawshot''' is an item in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. It is a long chain with a claw on the end.{{Ref|''Clawshot Twilight Princess Trading Card''|The Clawshot is a long chain with a claw...|Card Description}} It can be used to do multiple things, including grapple to certain targets, retrieve objects, stun enemies, and more.{{Ref|name=Quote1}} In both games, the Clawshot has a pair that combines to make the [[Double Clawshots]]. | ||
== | ==''Twilight Princess'== | ||
{{Quote|{{Dump|TP|1254}}{{Ref|TP|1254|In-Game Description}}|Twilight Princess In-Game Description}} | |||
[[File:Double Clawshots - TPHD icon.png|left]] | |||
The Clawshot makes its first appearance in ''Twilight Princess''. It is found in the third [[dungeon]] of the game, the [[Lakebed Temple]]. In order to collect it, [[Link]] must defeat the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon, the [[Deku Toad]].{{Ref|name=Quote2}} | The Clawshot makes its first appearance in ''Twilight Princess''. It is found in the third [[dungeon]] of the game, the [[Lakebed Temple]]. In order to collect it, [[Link]] must defeat the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon, the [[Deku Toad]].{{Ref|name=Quote2}} | ||
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The Clawshot is also used in the [[STAR Game]]. In this game, Link can use the Clawshot to travel around the caged areas in order to collect shiny orbs. If Link successfully collects all the orbs within the time limit, he wins a quiver upgrade. | The Clawshot is also used in the [[STAR Game]]. In this game, Link can use the Clawshot to travel around the caged areas in order to collect shiny orbs. If Link successfully collects all the orbs within the time limit, he wins a quiver upgrade. | ||
== | ==''Skyward Sword''== | ||
[[File:Clawshot_target.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Clawshots in use in ''Skyward Sword'']] | [[File:Clawshot_target.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Clawshots in use in ''Skyward Sword'']] | ||
The Clawshot makes its second appearance in ''Skyward Sword''. Here, the | The Clawshot makes its second appearance in ''Skyward Sword''. Here, the [[Double Clawshots]] are obtained together after completing the [[Lanayru Desert]] [[Silent Realm]]. | ||
The Double Clawshots are mainly used to explore the [[Lanayru Sand Sea]] and its related locations, and are also essential for exploring the [[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctuary]], post-eruption [[Eldin Volcano]], [[Lanayru Gorge]] and [[Sky Keep]]. The earlier availability of the Clawshots in the game provide them more time and room for use in comparison to ''Twilight Princess'', though some properties of their functionality have been removed. | The Double Clawshots are mainly used to explore the [[Lanayru Sand Sea]] and its related locations, and are also essential for exploring the [[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctuary]], post-eruption [[Eldin Volcano]], [[Lanayru Gorge]] and [[Sky Keep]]. The earlier availability of the Clawshots in the game provide them more time and room for use in comparison to ''Twilight Princess'', though some properties of their functionality have been removed. | ||