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The '''Gale Boomerang''' is the ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' version of the classic [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'']] item, the [[Boomerang]]. It is very | The '''Gale Boomerang''' is the ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' version of the classic [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'']] item, the [[Boomerang]]. It is very similar to previous Boomerangs in the series. The main difference is of course the fact that this time around it has a name before it, where in previous games it is simply known as the Boomerang. Another difference is that this one can lock on to up to five targets, making for some complex puzzles. | ||
The Gale Boomerang is first seen in the hands of [[Ook]], the leader of the [[Monkey]]s whom has gone "funny in the head".<ref>{{Cite|TP|7586|[[Monkey]]}}</ref> He uses it to destroy the bridge that links the main portion of the dungeon and his lair. However, with the help of four monkeys, all of which he has to save, Link can jump from monkey to monkey, and reach Ook's lair. Inside, Ook and Link will fight, and again Ook will use the Gale Boomerang against Link. He will throw it at Link in an attempt to knock him over. After Ook has been defeated, he will run away, leaving the Gale Boomerang behind. The Boomerang will then come alive, and tell Link that the [[Fairy of Winds]], the one talking, resides in the Boomerang.<ref>{{Cite|TP|6588|[[Fairy of Winds]]}}</ref> It continues by saying Link freed it from evil, allowing it to regain its former power.<ref>{{Cite|TP|6589|Fairy of Winds}}</ref> It ends by pleading Link to use it in his journey.<ref>{{Cite|TP|6590|Fairy of Winds}}</ref> Link can then grab it and use it to his advantage throughout his | The Gale Boomerang is first seen in the hands of [[Ook]], the leader of the [[Monkey]]s whom has gone "funny in the head".<ref>{{Cite|TP|7586|[[Monkey]]}}</ref> He uses it to destroy the bridge that links the main portion of the dungeon and his lair. However, with the help of four monkeys, all of which he has to save, Link can jump from monkey to monkey, and reach Ook's lair. Inside, Ook and Link will fight, and again Ook will use the Gale Boomerang against Link. He will throw it at Link in an attempt to knock him over. After Ook has been defeated, he will run away, leaving the Gale Boomerang behind. The Boomerang will then come alive, and tell Link that the [[Fairy of Winds]], the one talking, resides in the Boomerang.<ref>{{Cite|TP|6588|[[Fairy of Winds]]}}</ref> It continues by saying Link freed it from evil, allowing it to regain its former power.<ref>{{Cite|TP|6589|Fairy of Winds}}</ref> It ends by pleading Link to use it in his journey.<ref>{{Cite|TP|6590|Fairy of Winds}}</ref> Link can then grab it and use it to his advantage throughout his journey. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 19:06, October 27, 2012
The Gale Boomerang is the Twilight Princess version of the classic The Legend of Zelda item, the Boomerang. It is very similar to previous Boomerangs in the series. The main difference is of course the fact that this time around it has a name before it, where in previous games it is simply known as the Boomerang. Another difference is that this one can lock on to up to five targets, making for some complex puzzles.
The Gale Boomerang is first seen in the hands of Ook, the leader of the Monkeys whom has gone "funny in the head".[1] He uses it to destroy the bridge that links the main portion of the dungeon and his lair. However, with the help of four monkeys, all of which he has to save, Link can jump from monkey to monkey, and reach Ook's lair. Inside, Ook and Link will fight, and again Ook will use the Gale Boomerang against Link. He will throw it at Link in an attempt to knock him over. After Ook has been defeated, he will run away, leaving the Gale Boomerang behind. The Boomerang will then come alive, and tell Link that the Fairy of Winds, the one talking, resides in the Boomerang.[2] It continues by saying Link freed it from evil, allowing it to regain its former power.[3] It ends by pleading Link to use it in his journey.[4] Link can then grab it and use it to his advantage throughout his journey.