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Revision as of 05:14, April 19, 2012
Magic Armor is an item that appears in two Zelda games. It allows the wearer to be invincible.
Appearances
The Wind Waker
Magic Armor first appeared in The Wind Waker. But, unlike in Twilight Princess, it is more of a spell than actual "armor". Link can acquire it by completing the entirety of the trading sequence with the Goron merchants. It uses the magic in the magic meter to work, and when Link runs out of magic it does not make him invincible anymore.
Twilight Princess
The Magic Armor is a optional item found in Twilight Princess that is obtained in a side quest, in which Link must provide the Malo Mart with 1000 rupees to repair the West Gate that leads into Hyrule Castle Town and then 2000 rupees to create a Malo Mart chain in Castle Town. Once he has completed both groups of donations, Link will be able to buy the Magic Armor for 598 rupees. This armor makes Link invincible, however, for every second used with the Magic Armor equipped, he loses 1 rupee. When out of rupees, the Magic Armor turns blue and no longer causes invincibility. Also, while walking around, it will be exactly like wearing the Iron Boots. If Link wears this in water, he will sink and have a limited time under water. Link loses additional rupees for getting hit by enemies.