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{{Infobox| | {{Infobox|weapon | ||
| image = [[File:Hyrule Warriors Artwork Zelda Rapier.png]] | | image = [[File:Hyrule Warriors Artwork Zelda Rapier.png|400px]] | ||
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| game = ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'' | | game = ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'' | ||
| location = | | location = | ||
| | | power = | ||
| use = | | use = | ||
| used by = [[Zelda]] | |||
| related = | | related = | ||
| element = Light | | element = Light | ||
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{{TODO|Languages}} | {{TODO|Languages}} | ||
The '''Rapier''' is one of [[Zelda]]'s weapons in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. Zelda starts with a Polished Rapier when she | The '''Rapier''' is one of [[Zelda]]'s weapons in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. Zelda starts with a Polished Rapier when she is unlocked after completing [[The Water Temple]], [[The Shadow King]] and [[Sealed Ambition]] in [[Legend Mode]] in the Wii U game and ''[[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]''; or after completing [[The Armies of Ruin]], the first [[Legend Mode]] scenario, in ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition]]''. | ||
{{Quote|A sword forged with magical light, making it light as a feather. Use the Strong Attack button to gather the power of light, and strike with more devastating strength when using a Combo Attack!|In- | {{Quote|A sword forged with magical light, making it light as a feather. Use the Strong Attack button to gather the power of light, and strike with more devastating strength when using a Combo Attack!|In-Game Description}} | ||
==Polished Rapier== | ==Polished Rapier== | ||
*Base attack: 80 | *Base attack: 80 | ||
*Per star: | *Per star: 8 | ||
==Glittering Rapier== | ==Glittering Rapier== | ||
Unlocked in Legend Mode from a Sealed Weapon found in a chest that appears after capturing S. Temple Hall in [[ | Unlocked in [[Legend Mode]] from a Sealed Weapon found in a chest that appears after capturing S. Temple Hall in [[The Sacred Sword]]. | ||
*Base attack: 150 | |||
*Per star: 15 | |||
{{ | ==Gleaming Rapier== | ||
Unlocked in Adventure Mode by completing the challenge at grid H9{{Tt|Top row, 9th from left}} with an "A" rank as [[Zelda]] with the Rapier after using an [[Ice Arrow]] on the ring of fire. | |||
*Base attack: 280 | |||
*Per star: 28 | |||
==8-Bit White Sword?== | |||
Part of the Master Quest Pack, unlocked in the Master Quest map of Adventure Mode by completing the challenge at grid G10{{Tt|7th from bottom, 10th from left}} with an "A" rank after using a [[Bomb]] on the north wall across the river, fifth space from the left. | |||
*Base attack: 280 | |||
*Per star: 28 | |||
{{Cat|Hyrule Warriors Items}} | ==Gloomy Rapier (Legends/Def. Ed.)== | ||
unlocked on the Lorule map in Adventure Mode by completing the challenge at grid E12{{Tt|4th from top, 12th from left}} with an "A" rank as Zelda with the Rapier after using the [[Bomb]] on the cracked wall. | |||
*Base attack: 500 | |||
*Per star: 50 | |||
*Bonus element: {{Darkness}} Darkness | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*In some stages on the Twilight Princess map, characters such as [[Sheik]] can be found wielding Zelda's rapier instead of their own weapon. It is likely intentional, but any other phenomenon similar to this appears to only happen with the 8-Bit weapons. This does not occur in [[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]. | |||
{{Listbox|Hyrule Warriors Weapons}} | |||
{{Cat|Hyrule Warriors Weapons}} | |||
{{Cat|Cadence of Hyrule Items}} | |||