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*** Steal from the [[It Makes Sense in Context|afro-wearing merchant bird]] in [[Twilight Princess]]? Prepare to be continuously pecked any time you enter the "shop" until you pay up.
* [[Video Game Tools]]: Many of the iconic items are these: Boomerang, Bombs, Bow and Arrow.
* [[Villain-Beating Artifact]]: Most of the games requires Link to use the Master Sword to defeat Ganon.
* [[Visible Silence]]
* [[Voice Grunting]]: The games with any "voice acting" use this exclusively, with the exceptions of the Tetra and the pirates in "Navi Trackers", Midna in ''[[Twilight Princess]]'', and in ''Skyward Sword'' Zelda's singing voice and Fi, the last three [[Speaking Simlish|speaking (or singing) Simlish]].
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* [[When All You Have Is a Hammer]]: Most bosses follow the "expose the weak point with the dungeon's item, then whack it with your sword" schema.
* [[Xenafication]]: Zelda has progressively become more active in the games as the series went on. Originally just a classic [[Damsel in Distress]], in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' she gained the badass {{spoiler|([[Sweet Polly Oliver|though in drag]] alter-ego Sheik, who}} admittedly didn't do much against the actual [[Big Bad]]. But in the later games, starting with ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|Wind Waker]]'', it became her schtick to fire Light Arrows at Ganon during the final battle, and in ''[[Spirit Tracks]]'' she even {{spoiler|helps Link push his sword into Malladus' head}}.
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