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The '''Magical Boomerang''' is an upgrade to the classic ''Zelda'' item, the [[Boomerang]]. | The '''Magical Boomerang''' is an upgrade to the classic ''Zelda'' item, the [[Boomerang]]. | ||
== | ==''The Legend of Zelda''== | ||
The Magical Boomerang is an upgrade to the Boomerang in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. In the First Quest, it is found in [[Level 2: The Moon]]. It is guarded by three [[Goriya|Blue Goriyas]], all of which must be defeated. The Magical Boomerang travels further than the normal Boomerang,{{Ref|[[The Legend of Zelda Instruction Manual|''The Legend of Zelda'' Instruction Booklet]], pg. 24|The magical boomerang flies further than the wooden boomerang.}} making it a much more reliable option in combat. Most enemies are simply stunned when the Boomerang hits them.{{Ref|''The Legend of Zelda'' Instruction Booklet, pg. 24|[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.}} However, some small enemies, like [[Keese]] and [[Gel]], can be damaged using the Magical Boomerang.{{Ref|''The Legend of Zelda'' Instruction Booklet, pg. 24|Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.}} In the ''[[Second Quest]]'', the Magical Boomerang is found in [[Level 3: The Manji]] instead of Level 2. | |||
The Magical Boomerang is an upgrade to the Boomerang in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. In the First Quest, it is found in [[Level 2: The Moon]]. It is guarded by three [[Goriya|Blue Goriyas]], all of which must be defeated. The Magical Boomerang travels further than the normal Boomerang,{{Ref| | |||
== | ==''A Link to the Past''== | ||
{{Quote|Boomerang<br/>The Boomerang has weak destructive power, but it has the ability to stun most enemies for a short period of time. The Boomerang is the item of choice when walking about Hyrule because you can use it to quickly retrieve items such as Hearts, Rupees, Arrows and Bombs.|[[A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide]]}} | {{Quote|Boomerang<br/>The Boomerang has weak destructive power, but it has the ability to stun most enemies for a short period of time. The Boomerang is the item of choice when walking about Hyrule because you can use it to quickly retrieve items such as Hearts, Rupees, Arrows and Bombs.|[[A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide]]}} | ||
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', [[Link]] can acquire the Magical Boomerang by throwing the regular Boomerang into the [[Waterfall of Wishing]] and getting the magical one in return from the fairy living there. The Magical Boomerang flies much farther than the regular one and can cut down plants and bushes. The Magical Boomerang is not required to complete the game. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', [[Link]] can acquire the Magical Boomerang by throwing the regular Boomerang into the [[Waterfall of Wishing]] and getting the magical one in return from the fairy living there. The Magical Boomerang flies much farther than the regular one and can cut down plants and bushes. The Magical Boomerang is not required to complete the game. | ||
== | ==''Oracle of Seasons''== | ||
[[File:MagicalBoomerang.png|thumb|right|200px|Obtaining the Magical Boomerang in ''The Minish Cap'']] In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'', the Magical Boomerang can be found within the [[Ancient Ruins]]. The Magical Boomerang can fly farther than the regular Boomerang and can cut down plants, bushes, and grass. In addition, the Magical Boomerang can be controlled and steered by holding down the item button and using the control pad. | [[File:MagicalBoomerang.png|thumb|right|200px|Obtaining the Magical Boomerang in ''The Minish Cap'']] In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'', the Magical Boomerang can be found within the [[Ancient Ruins]]. The Magical Boomerang can fly farther than the regular Boomerang and can cut down plants, bushes, and grass. In addition, the Magical Boomerang can be controlled and steered by holding down the item button and using the control pad. | ||
== | ==''The Minish Cap''== | ||
{{main|Magical Boomerang Kinstones}} | {{main|Magical Boomerang Kinstones}} | ||
In order to acquire the Magical Boomerang in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', Link must fuse [[Kinstone]]s with [[Tingle]] and his look-alikes: [[Ankle]], [[Knuckle]], and [[David Jr.]] The Magical Boomerang can be controlled and steered by holding down the item button and using the control pad. This item is not required to complete the game. | In order to acquire the Magical Boomerang in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', Link must fuse [[Kinstone]]s with [[Tingle]] and his look-alikes: [[Ankle]], [[Knuckle]], and [[David Jr.]] The Magical Boomerang can be controlled and steered by holding down the item button and using the control pad. This item is not required to complete the game. | ||
==Non-Canon Appearances== | |||
{{Non-Canon|section}} | |||
===''BS The Legend of Zelda''=== | |||
[[File:Magical Boomerang - BS Zelda.png|62px|right]] | |||
{{See also|Special Boomerang}} | |||
The Magical Boomerang is found early in both [[Level 3 (BS The Legend of Zelda MAP 1)|Level 3 of MAP1]] and [[Level 3 (BS The Legend of Zelda MAP 2)|Level 3 of MAP2]] by killing all the [[Goriya]]s in the south-easternmost room of each dungeon. As with the basic [[Boomerang]], stuns most basic enemies, but kills [[Keese]] and [[Gel]]s outright; and can also be used to collect items out of reach. It flies farther and faster than the basic Boomerang. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:Magical-Boomerang.png|Artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda | File:Magical-Boomerang.png|Artwork from ''[[The Legend of Zelda Instruction Manual|''The Legend of Zelda'' Instruction Booklet]]'' | ||
File:Magical-Boomerang-LoZ-Art-2.png|[[Million Publications The Legend of Zelda Strategy Guide|Million Publications Strategy Guide]] artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda'' | File:Magical-Boomerang-LoZ-Art-2.png|[[Million Publications The Legend of Zelda Strategy Guide|Million Publications Strategy Guide]] artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda'' | ||
File:Magical-Boomerang-LoZ-Sprite.png|Sprite from ''The Legend of Zelda'' | File:Magical-Boomerang-LoZ-Sprite.png|Sprite from ''The Legend of Zelda'' | ||
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{{Listbox|Oracle of Seasons Items}} | {{Listbox|Oracle of Seasons Items}} | ||
{{Listbox|The Minish Cap Items}} | {{Listbox|The Minish Cap Items}} | ||
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The Magical Boomerang is an upgrade to the classic Zelda item, the Boomerang.
The Legend of Zelda
The Magical Boomerang is an upgrade to the Boomerang in The Legend of Zelda. In the First Quest, it is found in Level 2: The Moon. It is guarded by three Blue Goriyas, all of which must be defeated. The Magical Boomerang travels further than the normal Boomerang,[1] making it a much more reliable option in combat. Most enemies are simply stunned when the Boomerang hits them.[2] However, some small enemies, like Keese and Gel, can be damaged using the Magical Boomerang.[3] In the Second Quest, the Magical Boomerang is found in Level 3: The Manji instead of Level 2.
A Link to the Past
"Boomerang
The Boomerang has weak destructive power, but it has the ability to stun most enemies for a short period of time. The Boomerang is the item of choice when walking about Hyrule because you can use it to quickly retrieve items such as Hearts, Rupees, Arrows and Bombs."
"Magical Boomerang
The Mysterious Pond behind a waterfall is where Link will be able to get the Magical Boomerang. The resident Faerie will exchange Link's Blue Boomerang for a Magical red one."
In A Link to the Past, Link can acquire the Magical Boomerang by throwing the regular Boomerang into the Waterfall of Wishing and getting the magical one in return from the fairy living there. The Magical Boomerang flies much farther than the regular one and can cut down plants and bushes. The Magical Boomerang is not required to complete the game.
Oracle of Seasons
In Oracle of Seasons, the Magical Boomerang can be found within the Ancient Ruins. The Magical Boomerang can fly farther than the regular Boomerang and can cut down plants, bushes, and grass. In addition, the Magical Boomerang can be controlled and steered by holding down the item button and using the control pad.
The Minish Cap
- Main article: Magical Boomerang Kinstones
In order to acquire the Magical Boomerang in The Minish Cap, Link must fuse Kinstones with Tingle and his look-alikes: Ankle, Knuckle, and David Jr. The Magical Boomerang can be controlled and steered by holding down the item button and using the control pad. This item is not required to complete the game.
Non-Canon Appearances
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This section describes a subject that is or may be outside the core Zelda canon. |
BS The Legend of Zelda
- See also: Special Boomerang
The Magical Boomerang is found early in both Level 3 of MAP1 and Level 3 of MAP2 by killing all the Goriyas in the south-easternmost room of each dungeon. As with the basic Boomerang, stuns most basic enemies, but kills Keese and Gels outright; and can also be used to collect items out of reach. It flies farther and faster than the basic Boomerang.
Gallery
Artwork from The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet
Million Publications Strategy Guide artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Sprite from The Legend of Zelda
Sprite from A Link to the Past
Artwork from A Link to the Past
Sprite from The Minish Cap
References
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further than the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet, pg. 24
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet, pg. 24