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| related = [[Raft]]<br />[[Tree Branch]]<br />[[Acorn]]<br />[[Chickaloo Tree Nut]] | | related = [[Korok Frond]]<br/>[[Deku Leaf]]<br/>[[Raft]]<br />[[Tree Branch]]<br />[[Acorn]]<br />[[Chickaloo Tree Nut]] | ||
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{{quote|A single swing of this giant, sturdy leaf can create a gust of wind strong enough to blow away light objects. These will sometimes fall off trees as they're chopped down.|''Breath of the Wild'' In-Game Description}} | {{quote|A single swing of this giant, sturdy leaf can create a gust of wind strong enough to blow away light objects. These will sometimes fall off trees as they're chopped down.|''Breath of the Wild'' In-Game Description}} | ||
The '''Korok Leaf''' is a weapon found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' and ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity]]''. | The '''Korok Leaf''' is a weapon found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' and ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]''. | ||
==''Breath of the Wild''== | |||
Korok Leaves can be obtained by cutting down coniferous trees, non fruit-bearing trees and palm trees. Trees that have [[apple]]s and [[Hearty Durian]]s, or [[Mighty Banana]] sprouts, don't drop them. | Korok Leaves can be obtained by cutting down coniferous trees, non fruit-bearing trees and palm trees. Trees that have [[apple]]s and [[Hearty Durian]]s, or [[Mighty Banana]] sprouts, don't drop them. | ||
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Unlike the majority of Link's weapons, the Korok Leaf cannot be thrown. By Pressing the R button, Link will let out a large gust of wind. If Link wants to discard the weapon, he must go into his inventory and drop the weapon. Link can also lose the weapon if it catches on fire. As it is a leaf, it will burn and can be used as a torch for a brief period of time. | Unlike the majority of Link's weapons, the Korok Leaf cannot be thrown. By Pressing the R button, Link will let out a large gust of wind. If Link wants to discard the weapon, he must go into his inventory and drop the weapon. Link can also lose the weapon if it catches on fire. As it is a leaf, it will burn and can be used as a torch for a brief period of time. | ||
==''Age of Calamity''== | |||
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Korok | Korok Leaves are a [[Age of Calamity Weapons|weapon]] type available only to [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]], used with his Two-Handed Weapon moveset. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:Hyrule-Compendium-Korok-Leaf.png|[[Hyrule Compendium]] | File:Hyrule-Compendium-Korok-Leaf.png|[[Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)|''Breath of the Wild'' Hyrule Compendium]] picture of the Korok Leaf. | ||
File:Korok-leaf.png|''Breath of the Wild'' icon | File:Korok-leaf.png|''Breath of the Wild'' icon | ||
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*The Korok Leaf bears a strong resemblance in appearance and use to the [[Deku Leaf]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. The Korok Leaf spends replenishable stamina in ''Breath of the Wild'', unlike the Deku Leaf, which consumes magic, which has to be gathered in assorted drops. | *The Korok Leaf bears a strong resemblance in appearance and use to the [[Deku Leaf]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. The Korok Leaf spends replenishable stamina in ''Breath of the Wild'', unlike the Deku Leaf, which consumes magic, which has to be gathered in assorted drops. | ||
*No enemies in ''Breath of the Wild'' wield the Korok Leaf as their weapon unless they come across it, or are left for them to grab by the player. | *No enemies in ''Breath of the Wild'' wield the Korok Leaf as their weapon unless they come across it, or are left for them to grab by the player. | ||
*Like all wooden weapons, Korok | *Like all wooden weapons, Korok Leaves burn out in ''Breath of the Wild'' if set alight. Also, they can be completely destroyed with [[Remote Bomb]] blasts, so if Link requires one, it's recommended that he cuts down the trees with weapons instead of bombs. | ||
{{Listbox|Breath of the Wild Two-Handed Weapons}} | {{Listbox|Breath of the Wild Two-Handed Weapons}} | ||
{{Listbox|Age of Calamity Weapons}} | {{Listbox|Age of Calamity Weapons|hide=hide}} | ||
{{Cat|Breath of the Wild Two-Handed Weapons}} | {{Cat|Breath of the Wild Two-Handed Weapons}} | ||
{{Cat|Age of Calamity Weapons}} | {{Cat|Age of Calamity Weapons}} | ||
Latest revision as of 16:03, July 11, 2023
Icon from Age of Calamity
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Uses | Creating gusts of wind. | |
Base Power | 1 | |
Base Durability | 25 | |
Best Possible Bonus | +12 durability | |
Related | ||
"A single swing of this giant, sturdy leaf can create a gust of wind strong enough to blow away light objects. These will sometimes fall off trees as they're chopped down."
The Korok Leaf is a weapon found in Breath of the Wild and Age of Calamity.
Breath of the Wild
Korok Leaves can be obtained by cutting down coniferous trees, non fruit-bearing trees and palm trees. Trees that have apples and Hearty Durians, or Mighty Banana sprouts, don't drop them.
Korok Leaves can create gusts of wind that will blow objects away. With a power of just 1, it is the weakest weapon in the game and should almost never be used to fight enemies. If used against smaller enemies, such as Bokoblin or ChuChu, the gust will push them back. Larger enemies such as Moblin will simply block when Link uses the Korok Leaf.
Its primary purpose is to sail the many Rafts found throughout Hyrule. They are often found near where Rafts are located. However, Link can acquire a Korok Leaf by chopping down a tree. When doing so, often a Tree Branch, an acorn or a Korok Leaf are left for Link. They may also be used to push floating targets and platforms in selected shrines.
Link can hold down the attack button while the Korok Leaf is equipped, causing Link to charge an attack, which will give out a much larger gust of air. While on a Raft, this will cause the raft to move faster for a short period of time.
With a durability of 25, the Korok Leaf is fairly resilient for such a weak weapon. Furthermore, when Link uses the leaf to blow the sail of a raft, it will not affect its durability. Thus, Link can endlessly use the Korok Leaf to guide a raft.
Unlike the majority of Link's weapons, the Korok Leaf cannot be thrown. By Pressing the R button, Link will let out a large gust of wind. If Link wants to discard the weapon, he must go into his inventory and drop the weapon. Link can also lose the weapon if it catches on fire. As it is a leaf, it will burn and can be used as a torch for a brief period of time.
Age of Calamity
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Korok Leaves are a weapon type available only to Link, used with his Two-Handed Weapon moveset.
Gallery
Breath of the Wild Hyrule Compendium picture of the Korok Leaf.
Breath of the Wild icon
Trivia
- The Korok Leaf bears a strong resemblance in appearance and use to the Deku Leaf from The Wind Waker. The Korok Leaf spends replenishable stamina in Breath of the Wild, unlike the Deku Leaf, which consumes magic, which has to be gathered in assorted drops.
- No enemies in Breath of the Wild wield the Korok Leaf as their weapon unless they come across it, or are left for them to grab by the player.
- Like all wooden weapons, Korok Leaves burn out in Breath of the Wild if set alight. Also, they can be completely destroyed with Remote Bomb blasts, so if Link requires one, it's recommended that he cuts down the trees with weapons instead of bombs.