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Link acquires many items during his journey through the land below and above the clouds.

Link acquires this basic [[sword]] from [[Eagus]] while searching for his [[Crimson Loftwing]] at the beginning of the game.

Link acquires this sword after Zelda is taken to the land below. Fi leads him to a secret room [[Inside the Statue of the Goddess]] where the sword lies. Lord Ghirahim cites this sword as the only reason Link still lives after their first encounter at the end of Skyview Temple. Besides allowing Link to communicate with Fi, the Goddess Sword also has the power to unleash a "[[Skyward Strike]]", a sword beam charged by holding the sword vertically while his hearts are full.

The Goddess Longsword is the upgraded form of the Goddess Sword. Link and Fi upgrade it in the [[Ancient Cistern]] using [[Farore's Flame]]. It is both longer and deals more damage than the original Goddess Sword.

The Goddess White Sword is the upgraded form of the Goddess Longsword. Link and Fi upgrade it in the [[Sandship]] using [[Nayru's Flame]]. It has enhanced dowsing abilities, allowing four more possible targets.

The Master Sword is the upgraded version of the Goddess White Sword. Link and Fi upgrade it in the [[Fire Sanctuary]] using [[Din's Flame]].

The True Master Sword is the fully upgraded form of the [[Goddess Sword]], [[Hylia's Blessing|blessed]] by [[Hylia]] and resembles the Sword's spirit Fi. This sword has the power to repel evil.

[[Fledge]] will give Link this useful pouch after he sees Fi and acquires the Goddess Sword. It is capable of carrying many items, including shields, medals and potions, and there are four extra slots available for it. Three are purchased from [[Beedle's Airshop]], and the other can be found in [[Goddess Chest #1]].

Link acquires the Sailcloth from Zelda in the [[Ceremony of the Goddess]]. The sailcloth is essentially a parachute used both for a safe landing when jumping from the Crimson Loftwing, and to send Link back up from Hyrule to Skyloft. Another use for it is catching air vents and propelling Link to previously unreachable areas.

Acquired in [[Eldin Volcano]] after saving [[Tyto]], a [[Mogma]], from [[Bokoblin]]s. Link can use it to dig and find key shards, Rupees, and other items in soft patches of dirt.  

The upgrade to the Digging Mitts, these are given to Link by [[Silva]], another Mogma, after defeating [[Magmanos]]. It allows Link to dig tunnels in certain soft patches of soil.

This Goddess's Harp originally belonged to [[Zelda (Skyward Sword)|Zelda]]. She holds it when she jumps down to Link after his victory in the [[Wing Ceremony]]. Zelda throws it to Link at the [[Temple of Time (Skyward Sword)|Temple of Time]] as she and [[Impa]] flee [[Ghirahim]], telling him he'll need it.

In the menu screen, there are five song slots for this instrument. Four of these songs are used to open Trial Gates for [[Silent Realm]]s, while the [[Ballad of the Goddess]] is used to find the [[Isle of Songs]].

Obtained after clearing Farore's Silent Realm, this scale allows Link to swim underwater. Link can perform a Water Dash Attack by performing his shield bash action while in the water. Note that this takes up air. It is said to be one of [[Faron (Dragon)|Faron]] the water dragon's scales.

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The Bird Statuette is the trophy of the [[Wing Ceremony]]. Link must fly his [[Crimson Loftwing]] and use his aerial skills to fly up to a bird holding the statue, and take it to win.

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Fairies can be found throughout the game and they will fill up a number of Link's hearts when used. Link can store fairies within bottles and release them whenever he'd like. If Link has a fairy stored within a bottle, after he dies, the fairy will automatically be used to restore Link's life.

Given to Link by [[Bucha]] for locating the missing [[Kikwi]], Link will simply take aim at a target and shoot a projectile at it. Once Link has the [[bow]], it is largely redundant to the more powerful weapon.

An upgraded version of the slingshot. The scattershot can shoot many bullets at once, without any extra ammo consumption. However, it must be charged for a second by holding the button down.

Found in the [[Skyview Temple]] after defeating [[Stalmaster]], the Beetle is a small mechanical device that can fly to reach areas Link could not reach himself. The Beetle has a limited distance it can fly before it shuts off and has to be re-equipped and re-launched, and must also be re-equipped when it hits a wall or another obstacle. Link can also call back the Beetle at any time during its flight.

The Hook Beetle is obtained in the [[Lanayru Desert]] after saving a robot from Bokoblins. This item is similar to the basic Beetle, except for the fact that it can also carry objects such as [[Bomb]]s to another location.

The Quick Beetle is the third Beetle and can be obtained when [[Upgrade System|upgrading]] the Hook Beetle at the [[Scrap Shop]]. The Quick Beetle has an additional option to allow it to fly faster.

The Bomb Bag is found in the second dungeon, the [[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]]. [[Ledd]] the [[Mogma]] tells Link he has dropped his Bomb Bag when some monster scared him. After defeating two [[Lizalfos]] and recovering it, Ledd is successfully guilted into giving it to Link after Link explains he is searching for his friend.

Found on the [[Sandship]], the Bow allows Link to shoot targets from a distance, including enemies and [[Timeshift Stone]]s.

The Iron Bow is the upgraded form of the Bow. It is obtained when upgraded in the [[Scrap Shop]] at the Bazaar. When upgraded, the attack power is doubled.

Found in the [[Lanayru Mining Facility]], the Gust Bellows shoot air to clear away sand or push certain enemies away.

Link can swing the Whip in any direction to swing from horizontal poles, stun enemies at a distance, grab items, or activate certain switches.

An item Link obtains after clearing [[Nayru's Silent Realm]]. They can grab onto targets and pull Link toward them, with Link being able to use the other one while on the target to move from target to target.

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=== Bug ===

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Bugs can be caught using the [[Bug Net]] or [[Big Bug Net]]. They can be sold to [[Strich]] or used to infuse Link's potions at [[Luv and Bertie's Potion Shop]].

Found spread across the [[surface]]. Striking them with a [[Skyward Strike]] will cause them to rise into the sky and activate a [[Goddess Chest]].

 

A list of Goddess Cubes can be seen at [[Skyward Sword Goddess Cubes]].

=== Tadtone ===

Hearts can be received from enemies, pots, and grass, and fill up one heart each. They also grow as [[Heart Flower]]s.

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Collect four of them to create a new Heart Container. They are hidden in secret places and in chests, also sometimes the reward for a side-quest. There are 24 of them in the game: [[Skyward Sword Heart Pieces]].

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Heart Containers increase Link's maximum hearts by one. There are six, acquired after boss battles with [[Ghirahim]] (2; [[Skyview Temple]] & [[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctuary]]), [[Scaldera]], [[Moldarach]] ([[Lanayru Mining Facility]]), [[Koloktos]], [[Tentalus]] and [[Bilocyte]].

=== Deku Seed ===

Deku Seeds are ammunition for Link's [[Slingshot]]. The amount Link can carry is increased by purchasing a Seed Satchel from the Gear Shop, and then upgrading it at the Scrap Shop. They can be found by breaking pots or cutting grass.

Kept in a [[Bomb Bag]], Link can place, throw or bowl these to what he needs to explode. They can also be carried by the [[Beetle (Item)|Beetle]], or found as [[Bomb Flower]]s.

Apparently mined by the [[mogma]] as [[Rupee Ore]], Rupees act as currency throughout [[Skyloft]] and the [[surface]].

Stamina Fruit can be found all over the Sky and the Surface. They refill Link's [[Stamina Wheel|Stamina Gauge]] as soon as he touches them.