Hammer
Artwork of the Hammer from The Adventure of Link
First appearance	The Adventure of Link (1988)
Appearances	The Adventure of Link Phantom Hourglass
Found	(The Adventure of Link) Spectacle Rock (Phantom Hourglass) Mutoh's Temple
Use	Breaking rocks and other obstacles
Effective against	Several enemies

"You got a hammer! It's small, but it packs a punch!"

— In-game description

The Hammer is a recurring item in the Legend of Zelda series.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Zelda II: The Adventure of Link 1.2 The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass 2 See also

Appearances Edit

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link Edit

Link finds it at Spectacle Rock. It is one of only two items found outside dungeons and is used to destroy Boulders. There are a total of four boulders in the game. One is beside the Town of Rauru, another leads to the Harbor Town of Mido, one is in front of the cave that contains the Water of Life and the last is beside Spectacle Rock that leads to a cave containing a Magic Container. It can also be used to destroy forest tiles and is used when finding the Hidden Town of Kasuto.

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Edit

This weapon is obtained in Mutoh's Temple, and is needed for Link to defeat the boss there, Eox. When the Hammer is selected, Ciela always carries it, even if Leaf or Neri is equipped, extending its range beyond Link. Tapping the stylus on the screen selects where the Hammer will hit. The hammer can be charged by holding it in midair for a few seconds, when fully charged, it noticeably doubles in size. The Hammer is the only way to smash in rusty Foot Switches, as Link's weight alone cannot push them in. The Hammer is very useful in combat, and can even stun Phantoms when fully charged. Inside Mutoh's Temple exclusively, the hammer is used to solve puzzles on the floor involving colored tiles. It is perhaps the strongest weapon in Link's arsenal, able to take down enemies such as Zora Warriors in one powered-up strike.

See also Edit

• Magic Hammer
• Megaton Hammer
• Skull Hammer

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Characters
Dark Link · Ganon · Link · Princess Zelda —Full list of characters
Bosses
Horsehead · Helmethead · Rebonack · Carock · Gooma · Barba · Thunderbird · Dark Link
Locations
North Castle · Mountain Town of Darunia · Kasuto · Harbor Town of Mido · Hidden Town of Kasuto · Town of Nabooru · Town of Rauru · Town of Ruto · Water Town of Saria —Full list of locations
Dungeons
Parapa Palace · Midoro Palace · Island Palace · Maze Island Palace · Ocean Palace · Hidden Palace · Great Palace
Equipment
Items
P Bag · 1-up Doll · Magical Sword · Magical Shield · Candle · Flute · Handy Glove · Hammer · Raft · Boots · Magical Key · Cross
Spells
Fairy Spell · Fire Spell · Jump Spell · Life Spell · Reflect Spell · Shield Spell · Spell Spell · Thunder Spell
Quest Items
Trophy · Water of Life · Kidnapped Child · Six Crystals · Triforce of Courage
Races
Fairy · Hylian

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
Characters
Bellum · Ciela · Linebeck · Link · Ocean King · Oshus · Tetra —Full list of characters
Bosses
Blaaz · Cyclok · Crayk · Diabolical Cubus Sisters · Dongorongo · Gleeok · Eox · Bellum · Ghost Ship · Bellumbeck
Locations
Bannan Island · Cannon Island · Goron Island · Harrow Island · Isle of Ember · Isle of Frost · Isle of Gust · Isle of Ruins · Isle of the Dead · Mercay Island · Molida Island · Zauz's Island —Full list of locations
Dungeons
Temple of Fire · Temple of Wind · Temple of Courage · Ghost Ship · Goron Temple · Temple of Ice · Mutoh's Temple · Temple of the Ocean King
Equipment
Weapons
Oshus's Sword · Wooden Shield · Boomerang · Bombs · Bow · Bombchus · Grappling Hook · Hammer · Phantom Sword · Shovel · Fishing Rod
Quest Items
Leaf · Neri · Ciela · Pure Metals · Phantom Hourglass · Spirit Gem
Races
Anouki · Deity · Fairy · Gerudo · Goron · Human · Hylian · Yook