The Master Sword is the most iconic and powerful weapon in the Legend of Zelda franchise. What makes the Master Sword very special in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is that it’s the only weapon that ...

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The Master Sword is one of the most iconic weapons in video game history, as it was introduced in the beloved Legend of Zelda series. With its legendary status as the ultimate weapon against evil, the ...

As you battle your way across Hyrule, you may be eager to find the Master Sword in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. After destroying my hundredth sword by stabbing a Moblin, I knew I was ...

It’s possible that Nintendo’s spoiler for Tears of the Kingdom has something to do with their very popular game design of weapon degradation. Legendary Japanese video game magazine Famitsu has shared ...

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Master Sword Beam Up is an effect in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom that offers Master Sword beam increased to 15 attack power at the base level. It can be obtained from Set Bonus. Effects offer Link ...

PROPLICA is a line of replica weapons by Tamashii Nation, itself a part of Bandai Namco. Previous PROPLICA pieces have included voice lines from the media they are from, though it is unknown if the ...

How Do I Upgrade the Master Sword in TOTK? Unlike Breath of the Wild, where you had to complete wave-based Trial of the Sword challenges to upgrade the iconic blade (via the Master Trials DLC), ...

Unlike in Breath of the Wild, the Master Sword this time isn't just tucked away in a hidden area. This time, the sword is mobile, making it that much harder to find. Step 1: The optional step here is ...

Yes and no. It’s not repairable in the typical Zelda sense, but it does get fixed for players to use later on in the game. While players are not directly responsible for this, it can be retrieved when ...