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==Skyward Sword== | ==Skyward Sword== | ||
Link can charge the [[Goddess Sword]] with energy from the [[Sky]], by holding the sword | Link can charge the [[Goddess Sword]] with energy from the [[The Sky|Sky]], by holding the sword skyward. | ||
==Great Spin== | ==Great Spin== | ||
In ''Twilight Princess'', Link doesn't learn the Sword Beam attack, but he can instead use the Great Spin, it doubles the range and power of your regular spin attack. The only reason why it is mentioned in this article is because he can only perform the Great Spin at full health, similar to the Sword Beam. | In ''Twilight Princess'', Link doesn't learn the Sword Beam attack, but he can instead use the Great Spin, it doubles the range and power of your regular spin attack. The only reason why it is mentioned in this article is because he can only perform the Great Spin at full health, similar to the Sword Beam. | ||
Revision as of 17:31, February 3, 2012
The Sword Beam is the ability to fire an attack out of Link's Sword, usually when he is at full health. It usually does as much damage as Link's first sword in that game.
Skyward Sword
Link can charge the Goddess Sword with energy from the Sky, by holding the sword skyward.
Great Spin
In Twilight Princess, Link doesn't learn the Sword Beam attack, but he can instead use the Great Spin, it doubles the range and power of your regular spin attack. The only reason why it is mentioned in this article is because he can only perform the Great Spin at full health, similar to the Sword Beam.