Wolf Link amiibo (Nintendo Wii U/Nintendo 3DS/Nintendo Switch)

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O brave youth... In the land covered in twilight, where people roam as spirits, you were transformed into a blue-eyed beast... That was a sign... It was a sign that the powers of the chosen one rest within you... and that they are awakening." — Faron Being a wolf, Link in his transformed state is able to howl, which can again be done is specific locations. Patches of Hawk Grass and Horseshoe Grass can be used to howl the tune normally played, summoning a Hawk and Epona respectively. More importantly, special Howling Stones can be used to summon the Golden Wolf, enabling Link to learn the seven Hidden Skills. In a bonus session regarding the making of Breath of the Wild, art director Satoru Takizawa explains why Wolf Link is his favorite character. Aside from thinking Wolf Link is adorable, Takizawa also notes how the game can be lonely, so having a companion to travel with is nice. [17] In various locations across Hyrule, Link will encounter tightropes which must be crossed to reach other areas. Wolf Link is able to rope walk by balancing carefully and walking slowly across.

Wolf Link is the twilit beast form of Link from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess . A Wolf Link amiibo was released alongside the HD rerelease of Twilight Princess in 2016, and if you tap the amiibo into Breath of the Wild he will accompany Link on his journey, search for shrines, hunt, and help fight enemies. He is invisible to ordinary folk since he is a visitor from another plane of existence." ( Creating a Champion, Dark Horse Books, pg. 65) Wind Waker Link and Smash Bros.’ Toon Link both eventually reward the King of Red Lions Paraglider Fabric as well as each part of the Wind Armor set. In keeping with the game’s nautical theme, their chests may also feature the Sea Breeze Boomerang and Shield. The Sheik Amiibo rewards both the Sheik Paraglider Fabric and Sheik's Mask. As with the other Amiibo, it will take multiple scans to score both. Windblight Ganon · Fireblight Ganon · Master Kohga · Thunderblight Ganon · Waterblight Ganon · Calamity Ganon · Dark Beast Ganon · Monk Maz Koshia ( DLC) The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has amiibo support, including previous Zelda amiibo figures and a new version of Link specific to the game. By scanning amiibo, you can get special armor pieces, weapons, and paraglider fabric.You don't have any magic power... You know you can't turn into a beast without it!" — The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Debug Text, The Cutting Room Floor. Amiibo rewards range from paraglider fabric to armor, weapons or materials (like ancient blades), depending on the figure in question. Calamity Ganon · Daruk · Hylia · Impa · Kohga · Link · Mipha · Old Man · Paya · Purah · Revali · Sheikah Monks · Urbosa · Zelda You're a beast, remember? Press to hone your senses and poke around!" — Princess Midna ( Twilight Princess HD) Argorok · Ganon · Gohma · Helmaroc King · King Dodongo · Manhandla · Phantom Ganon · The Imprisoned

For example, scanning the Majora’s Mask Link amiibo grants you the chance to themed fabric for your paraglider, or the Fierce Deity set. Beyond that, amiibo often also have a theme running through their respective characters — such as most Link amiibo dropping a type of generic sword, or Zelda amiibo granting minerals, herbs and flowers. Image: Nintendo One of the most important aspects of Link's wolf transformation is that he gains the use of greatly enhanced senses. This ability, shown as Sense while in wolf form, activates a special combination of enhanced visual and olfactory perception. Visual range is reduced, but Link is able to detect many otherwise hidden things. The Sense ability is notably similar to the power of the Lens of Truth from previous titles, though it can be used indefinitely and does not take up Magic Power. I downvoted that answer because there's a stipulation that you need to know. You do not need to complete the cave. In fact, that is probably counterproductive as the cave is very hard, and it saves your damage in addition to your max hearts. You want to be a full health. In the A Link to the Past manga by Akira Himekawa, Link is shown to begin a transformation into a wolf-like creature in the Dark World, before he reverts to human form.Agitha · Darunia · Fi · Ganondorf · Ghirahim · Impa · King Daphnes · Link · Marin · Medli · Midna · Ravio · Ruto · Sheik · Skull Kid · Tingle · Tetra · Toon Link · Toon Zelda · Twili Midna · Young Link · Yuga · Zant · Zelda During Link's first transformation, his Triforce mark glows briefly, implying that he is in possession of the Triforce of Courage, and that its power may be the reason why he transformed into a wolf, rather than a spirit, as do most beings exposed to Twilight. This could also explain how Princess Zelda existed in the Twilight World, as she is also hinted to be carrying the Triforce of Wisdom. If this is the case, it is unknown why Link became a wolf instead of keeping his regular Hylian form. It is equally questionable why he would even turn into a wolf in the first place, although it should be noted that the Hero's Shade (who is the Hero of Time and Link's ancestor) also has a wolf form, which could mean it is actually hereditary in nature. It is alternatively possible that Zelda's ability to retain her Hylian form is a unique aspect of the Triforce of Wisdom or she is just more experienced at using its power. As it stands, there are currently 26 Zelda Amiibo. These include recent Zelda releases like Breath of the Wild and the Skyward Sword remaster as well as the Zelda 30th Anniversary, and Super Smash Bros. series. Unlike Amiibo from other collections (which only drop a handful of loose supplies) Zelda Amiibo dish out their daily dose of goodies alongside a chest containing a rarer item. Unfortunately, there’s no guarantee you’ll pull the best prize immediately, but if you keep scanning each day, you’ll eventually collect everything on offer.

Finally after installing that you have to find a .bin file with Wolf Link at 20 hearts. I could only find one, but if you find other ones they should all work the same. Figures shown not actual size and designs may vary. Compatibility and functionality of amiibo may vary per game. Software updates may be required. Get 20 hearts (or as many as you can get reasonably, as some of the hearts were difficult to get), and then save and enter the Cave of Shadows. You should only need to enter about 6 floors or so. There's a transfer thing after that where it saves the game. After each save, you are taken through the Caver of Shadows again (it's like a marathon), and each time has a different exit (first time is 6, second was like 20. After that I think you have to complete the dungeon to save again). Exiting saves your progress. The problem of going through all that is that even if you know what you are doing, it's easy to slip up. When you summon wolf link, you don't want health to be like 6 of 20 hearts. You'll spend most of your time feeding him, and then Lynel or Guardian will take him out. If you were to return Faron Woods where you were first transformed... If you were to revive the light spirit... There, by the power of the light spirit, you may find the means to regain your other state of being..." — Ordona ( Twilight Princess)

Each of Breath of the Wild’s four champions offer a paraglider fabric as well as a Divine Helm that references the Divine Beasts from the game; Ja Baij Shrine · Keh Namut Shrine · Oman Au Shrine · Owa Daim Shrine · Saas Ko'sah Shrine · Ta'loh Naeg Shrine · Tena Ko'sah Shrine · Shrine of Resurrection · Sword Monk's Shrine ( DLC)