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The '''Upward Thrust''' is one of two additional combat techniques Link can learn in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''. | The '''Upward Thrust''' is one of two additional combat techniques Link can learn in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''. Like the [[Downward Thrust]], it is required to finish the game. | ||
Upward Thrust allows Link to attack enemies above him as he jumps. To perform the move, press up after pressing the jump button. | Upward Thrust allows Link to attack enemies above him as he jumps or smash overhead blocks in [[Dungeon|Palaces]]. To perform the move, press up after pressing the jump button. | ||
==Obtaining the Technique== | ==Obtaining the Technique== | ||
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The Upward Thrust is one of two additional combat techniques Link can learn in The Adventure of Link. Like the Downward Thrust, it is required to finish the game.
Upward Thrust allows Link to attack enemies above him as he jumps or smash overhead blocks in Palaces. To perform the move, press up after pressing the jump button.
Obtaining the Technique
In Darunia, Link is informed that a powerful knight resides somewhere in the town, but unlike the Downward Thrust, there are no obvious entrances to any of the houses. He must cast the Jump Spell and leap between rooftops in order to use the chimney to access the residence.
Gallery
- AOL Upthurst Hint.jpg
In Darunia, Link is cryptically informed about the knight who will teach him Upward Thrust.
Link has to find a way onto the rooftops...
...and into the residence
- AOL Upthrust Acquired.jpg
Link is taught the Upward Thrust technique by the knight that resides in Darunia
Link performing Upward Thrust
