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Though it is intended for Link to use the [[Master Sword]] to deflect the volley, it has often been possible to use [[Bottle]]s as well. This is an intentional inclusion by the developers in reference to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', where a glitch allowed the [[Bug Net]] to be used in the volley. | Though it is intended for Link to use the [[Master Sword]] to deflect the volley, it has often been possible to use [[Bottle]]s as well. This is an intentional inclusion by the developers in reference to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', where a glitch allowed the [[Bug Net]] to be used in the volley. | ||
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===A Link to the Past=== | ===A Link to the Past=== | ||
This is the first time the Dead Man's Volley appears in the Zelda series. When Link confronts the wizard [[Agahnim]] in [[Hyrule Castle]] after obtaining the [[Master Sword]], their battle consists entirely of the Volley. | This is the first time the Dead Man's Volley appears in the Zelda series. When Link confronts the wizard [[Agahnim]] in [[Hyrule Castle]] after obtaining the [[Master Sword]], their battle consists entirely of the Volley. | ||
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Due to a glitch it is also possible to reflect Agahnim's volley with the [[Bug Net]]'s swing, if timed correctly. Some players even prefer the net to the Master Sword. | Due to a glitch it is also possible to reflect Agahnim's volley with the [[Bug Net]]'s swing, if timed correctly. Some players even prefer the net to the Master Sword. | ||
===Link's Awakening=== | ===Link's Awakening=== | ||
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Agahnim's Shadow, one of the [[Shadow Nightmares]] uses this, similar to the true Agahnim in ''A Link to the Past''. | |||
===Ocarina of Time=== | ===Ocarina of Time=== | ||
The Dead Man's Volley occurs twice - first in battle with [[Phantom Ganon (Ocarina of Time)|Phantom Ganon]], where the second phase requires Link to volley back a series of glowing orbs. If he successfully outlasts Phantom Ganon, the boss is hit by his own attack and falls to the floor, vulnerable to sword slashes. | |||
The second time is in the fight with [[Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time)|Ganondorf]] himself. The basics are similar; but once he is stunned, he remains floating and must be shot with a [[Light Arrow]] to cause him to fall and become open to sword attacks. There is also an alternate attack involving a spread of energy, and this cannot be volleyed back in the normal way, although Ganondorf is open to a Light Arrow shot during the summoning animation. | |||
While it is primarily intended for the player to use their sword to reflect the orbs, an empty [[Bottle]] will also work, similar to the Bug Net in ''A Link to the Past''. | |||
===Oracle of Seasons=== | ===Oracle of Seasons=== | ||
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===Oracle of Ages=== | ===Oracle of Ages=== | ||
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===Four Swords=== | ===Four Swords=== | ||
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===The Wind Waker=== | ===The Wind Waker=== | ||
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{{see also|Phantom Ganon (The Wind Waker)}} | |||
===Four Swords Adventures=== | ===Four Swords Adventures=== | ||
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===The Minish Cap=== | ===The Minish Cap=== | ||
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===Twilight Princess=== | ===Twilight Princess=== | ||
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{{see also|Puppet Zelda}} | |||
===Phantom Hourglass=== | ===Phantom Hourglass=== | ||
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{{see also|Cubus Sisters}} | |||
===Spirit Tracks=== | ===Spirit Tracks=== | ||
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===Skyward Sword=== | ===Skyward Sword=== | ||
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{{cat|Game Mechanics}} | |||