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* [[Fantastic Flora]]: In addition to the fruits and vegetables that Link can harvest and use, there is Sundelions, flowers found in the Sky Kingdom that hold solar power within, and are able to cure the debilitating effect of the Gloom. The Depths are covered with forests of strange twisted trees with fronds resembling peacock feathers, and strange purple grass. They're also gigantic mushrooms and weird fern-like plants.
***[[Fantastic Fruits and Vegetables]]: The stat boosting fruit and mushrooms return from the previous game (except Hearty Durans), with a lot of new ones appearing, such as elemental fruit that can be bonded to weapons in order produce bursts of flame, frost, electricity, water, or flashes of light. There are also muddle buds, whose pollen disorients living creatures, puffshrooms, whose spores create obscuring smoke, and the explosive bomb flowers.
* [[Faux Affably Evil]]: When Ganondorf swears fealty to Rauru, he speaks politely to the honorable king... but that politeness is insincere and ''dripping'' with poorly-hidden contempt for the man, his wife, and his kingdom. Unsurprisingly, Rauru knows that he's full of shit, but plays along so he can keep a closer eye on him.
* [[Fat Bastard]]:
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** While it doesn't last, [[Stout Strength|Yunobo]] goes from a [[Cowardly Lion]] and bonafide [[Nice Guy]] to an abrasive, slimy [[Jerkass]] who gladly spreads the highly-addictive [[G-Rated Drug|Marbled Rock Roast]] throughout Goron City {{spoiler|because of Phantom Ganon's brainwashing via cursed mask}}.
* [[Feed It a Bomb]]: Much like Dodongos, you can do some serious damage to Froxes by hurling bombs into their open maws.
* [[Fighting Your Friend]]: At Goron City, Link has to fight Yanabo to free him from the evil mask that has rendered him brainwashed and crazy.
* [[Fighting Spirit]]: Each of the Sages’ Vows except Mineru’s <ref>Her Vow vow brings forth the construct that serves as her physical body</ref> enables Link to call forth an avatar of the sage, which fights by his side.
* [[Final Boss Preview]]: Phantom Ganon is the boss at the end of the Hyrule Castle part of the mainline quest (and he is also fought if Link defeats a Gloom Spawn) his fighting style and diligent attack patterns giving a brief preview of what Link will encounter against Ganondorf himself. Once Phantom Ganon is defeated, the real Ganondorf shows up briefly, but flees when the four Sages arrive to give Link backup.
* [[Flechette Storm]]: {{spoiler| Done by Zelda, Rauru, and the original Sages in a flashback. Zelda and the Sages hurl their swords at Ganondorf, expecting him to dodge, with Zelda planning to use the Recall ability of the Purah Pad to send them back towards him. It doesn’t work, but they didn’t intend it to - it was meant as a distraction so Rauru could use his spell to seal him.}}
* [[Fling a Light Into the Future]]: A major point of the plot. Ganondorf was far too powerful for the sages to defeat, but they managed to seal him away, which they knew was a temporary solution. Knowing he would eventually break his bonds, they did all they could to leave warnings, instructions, and other aid through their descendants, in hopes Link could succeed where they failed.
* [[Floating Continent]]: The Sky Kingdom above Hyrule, an archipelago of floating islands holding ruins of the Zonai civilization
* [[Flunky Boss]]: Queen Gibdo. Like any queen insect worth her salt, she sics hordes of Gibdo drones on Link and Riju during her boss fights.
* [[Foreshadowing]]:
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