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|name = Magic Beans
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|name = White Sword
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|type = Equip
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|image = [[File:Magic Beans.png|190px]]
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|image = [[File:WhiteSword.png|56px]]
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|caption = Magic Bean artwork from ''Ocarina of Time''
  
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|game = {{OoT}}<br>{{MM}}
  
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|cost = 10 to 100 [[Rupee]]s {{ExpGame|OoT}}<br>10 Rupees {{ExpGame|MM}}
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|game = {{TLoZ}}<br>{{TMC}}
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|other = {{HW}}
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|uses = Access unreachable areas
  
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|cost = Free
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|comp = [[Goddess Sword]]
 
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The '''White Sword''' is a recurring Sword in {{LZS|Series}}. Despite both Swords sharing the same name, the nature of the White Sword in ''The Minish Cap'' makes it impossible that it is the same White Sword in ''The Legend of Zelda''.
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'''Magic Beans''' are items in {{OoT}} and {{MM}}. They can be planted in soft [[soil]],<ref>{{Cite|Set a bean to (C) and use it on the dirt right here.|Bean Seller|OoT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|If you want to plant beans, go around and look for soft soil. Chomp chomp chomp.|Bean Seller|OoT}}</ref> where they will eventually grow into a magic plant that can transport [[Link]] to otherwise unreachable places.<ref>{{Cite|You got a Magic Bean! Find a suitable spot for a garden and plant it with (C). Then, wait for something fun to happen!|N/A|OoT}}</ref>
 
   
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==Location and Uses==
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==Appearances==
  
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===''Ocarina of Time''===
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===''The Legend of Zelda''===
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[[File:Magic Beans OoT.png|left|40px]]
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[[File:WhiteSwordLoZ.png|right]]
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In {{TLoZ}}, the White Sword is the second sword available to [[Link]], following the [[Wooden Sword]] and preceding the [[Magical Sword]]. It can be obtained once Link has five Hearts in his [[Heart Container|Heart meter]]. The young hero can wield this sword by speaking to the [[Old Man]] in a cave in the northeast of [[Hyrule]] near a waterfall, which is guarded by a [[Lynel]].
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In {{OoT}}, Magic Beans can be purchased from the [[Bean Seller]] sitting near the [[Zora's River]].<ref>{{Cite|Chomp chomp chomp... How about some Magic Beans?|Bean Seller|OoT}}</ref> The price of the beans starts at 10 [[Rupee]]s and increases by 10 each time Link buys one.
  
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===''The Minish Cap''===
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Soft soil only appears during the child era, so Link can only plant a Magic Bean as a child. After seven years, the bean will grow into a leaf that grants Link access to certain areas otherwise impossible to reach. Some of these areas, however, can be accessed by summoning [[Pierre]] using the "[[Scarecrow's Song]]."
  
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[[File:WhiteSword.gif|right|32px]]
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In {{TMC}}, the White Sword is the reforged [[Picori Blade]] and replaces Link's first sword, [[Smith's Sword]]. The White Sword grows in power as it is infused with the power of the four [[Elements]]. All four elements transform it into the [[Four Sword]].
   
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Each time Link infuses the White Sword with Elements, the hilt of the sword will change colors, and Link will be able to make more copies of himself when he charges a [[Spin Attack]] over special tiles, with the maximum copies being four.
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Young Link can pour water on a bean seedling, which will make it grow and release a bunch of [[Fairy|Fairies]] before going back to normal.
  
   
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==Other Appearances==
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====Soft Soil Locations====
  
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===''Hyrule Warriors''===
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{{Noncanon|start}}
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! Location
  
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The White Sword appears in {{HW}} as the second weapon of Link's Sword & Shield weapon type. An 8-bit version of the White Sword appears in the game's Master Quest DLC Pack as part of the Rapier weapon type for [[Princess Zelda]].
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! Destination
  
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{{Noncanon|end}}
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| [[Zora's River]], next to the Bean Seller
  
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| Bridge next to [[Zora's Waterfall]]
  
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| [[Kokiri Forest]], next to the [[Kokiri Shop]]
  
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| Small ledge with Rupees
  
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| [[Lost Woods]], in the area with the bridge connecting Kokiri Forest and [[Hyrule Field]]
  
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| The aforementioned bridge
  
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| Lost Woods, in the area with the [[Forest Stage]] [[Cave|grotto]]
  
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| Ledge with a [[Gold Skulltula]]
  
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| [[Kakariko Village Graveyard]], left of [[Dampé]]'s grave
  
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| Ledge with a crate hiding a [[Piece of Heart]]
  
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| [[Death Mountain Trail]], near the entrance to [[Dodongo's Cavern]]
  
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| Small hill with a Piece of Heart<br>Shortcut to the top of the mountain
  
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| [[Death Mountain Crater]], near the warp platform
  
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| Top of one of the two rock formations with a Piece of Heart
  
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| [[Lake Hylia]], next to the [[Lakeside Laboratory]]
  
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| Top of the laboratory<br>[[Fishing Pond]]<br>Island above the [[Water Temple]]
  
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| [[Gerudo Valley]] bottom
  
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| Behind the waterfall with a Piece of Heart
  
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| [[Desert Colossus]], near the entrance to the [[Spirit Temple]]
  
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| Top of a sandy rock formation with a Gold Skulltula<br>Top of the stone arch with a Piece of Heart
  
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==Trivia==
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===''Majora's Mask''===
  
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*In the Japanese versions of {{OoS}} and {{OoA}}, the [[Noble Sword]] is called the White Sword.
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[[File:MM3D Magic Bean Icon.png|left]]
  
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*In {{SS}}, one of the forms of the [[Goddess Sword]] is the Goddess White Sword. It is unlikely that there is any direct connection.
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In {{MM}}, Link can hold a maximum of 20 Magic Beans.
  
   
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==Gallery==
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Link cannot purchase Magic Beans until he has learned how to use them from the [[Bean Seller]]. The Bean Seller is located inside a [[cave|hole]] at the end of the east side of the [[Deku Palace]] garden (in {{MM3D}}, this hole has a second entrance, from the outside of the palace on the east side). Upon teaching Link to use Magic Beans, he will give Link one as a free sample. After teaching how to use them, he will sell Magic Beans for 10 Rupees each.
  
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<gallery>
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File:WhiteSwordLoZArt.png|Japanese strategy guide artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda''
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File:HW White Sword.png|White Sword in ''Hyrule Warriors''
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File:HW 8-Bit White Sword Icon.png|8-Bit White Sword? in ''Hyrule Warriors''
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</gallery>
   
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{{See Also|Swords of The Legend of Zelda|Swords of The Minish Cap}}
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The Deku-friendly [[Business Scrub]] (who is initially located in the [[Southern Swamp]] next to the [[Swamp Tourist Center]], but will move to [[South Clock Town]] if Link gives him the Town Title Deed) sells Magic Beans exclusively to [[Deku Scrub]]s for 10 Rupees each.
  
   
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In {{MM3D}}, the [[Trading Post]] sells Magic Beans for 100 Rupees each.
  
   
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The beans will fully grow when they are watered with [[Bottled Water|Spring Water]]<ref>{{Cite|Do you need any Magic Beans? They sprout leaves as soon as you water them. That they do, they do.|Bean Seller|MM}}</ref> or the rain from the [[Song of Storms]].
  
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|name2= White Sword (Two Elements)
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|name3= White Sword (Three Elements)
   
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|ja1= {{Japanese|ホワイトソード|Howaito Sōdo|White Sword}}
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Soft soil appears in various locations in [[Termina]]. Growing Magic Beans usually takes Link to areas with a Piece of Heart. Although, planting a Magic Bean in the Deku Palace is necessary to progress through the game.
  
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|ja2= {{Japanese|ホワイトソード（2人分身）|Howaito Sōdo (2-ri bunshin)|White Sword (split into 2)}}
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|ja3= {{Japanese|ホワイトソード（3人分身）|Howaito Sōdo (3-nin bunshin)|White Sword (split into 3)}}
   
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[[Category:Swords]]

Revision as of 15:30, 24 March 2015

[[File:File:WhiteSword.png.png|20x20px]] [[|]] The White Sword is a recurring Sword in Template:LZS. Despite both Swords sharing the same name, the nature of the White Sword in The Minish Cap makes it impossible that it is the same White Sword in The Legend of Zelda.

Location and Uses

The Legend of Zelda

File:WhiteSwordLoZ.png

In The Legend of Zelda, the White Sword is the second sword available to Link, following the Wooden Sword and preceding the Magical Sword. It can be obtained once Link has five Hearts in his Heart meter. The young hero can wield this sword by speaking to the Old Man in a cave in the northeast of Hyrule near a waterfall, which is guarded by a Lynel.

The Minish Cap

File:WhiteSword.gif

In The Minish Cap, the White Sword is the reforged Picori Blade and replaces Link's first sword, Smith's Sword. The White Sword grows in power as it is infused with the power of the four Elements. All four elements transform it into the Four Sword.

Each time Link infuses the White Sword with Elements, the hilt of the sword will change colors, and Link will be able to make more copies of himself when he charges a Spin Attack over special tiles, with the maximum copies being four.

Other Appearances

Hyrule Warriors

Non-Canon Information

The White Sword appears in Hyrule Warriors as the second weapon of Link's Sword & Shield weapon type. An 8-bit version of the White Sword appears in the game's Master Quest DLC Pack as part of the Rapier weapon type for Princess Zelda.

Trivia

Gallery

  • WhiteSwordLoZArt.png

    Japanese strategy guide artwork from The Legend of Zelda

  • HW White Sword.png

    White Sword in Hyrule Warriors

  • HW 8-Bit White Sword Icon.png

    8-Bit White Sword? in Hyrule Warriors

Template:See Also

TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name
White Sword White Sword (Two Elements) White Sword (Three Elements)
Japan Japanese Template:Japanese Template:Japanese Template:Japanese
French Republic FrenchEU Epée Blanche Template:ExpGame Epée Blanche (1 double) Epée Blanche (2 doubles)
Federal Republic of Germany German Weißes Schwert Triforce piece Template:ExpGame Weißes Schwert der Zwei Weißes Schwert der Drei
Italian Republic Italian Spada Nobile Template:ExpGame Spada Nobile (divisione in 2) Spada Nobile (divisione in 3)
Kingdom of Spain SpanishEU Espada blanca Template:ExpGame Espada blanca (2 elementos) Espada blanca (3 elementos)

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