Editing Triforce of Wisdom

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|caption=Zelda's Triforce of Wisdom in ''Ultimate''.

 

Zelda traps the opponent with the [[Triforce]] of Wisdom itself. It is only able to affect one opponent at any given time. However, it is notoriously hard to escape from due to the size and strength of the move's [[vacuum]] hitboxes, making it almost guaranteed for an opponent to get caught within it, and when Zelda performs the final blow, it can also deal some damage to nearby opponents that aren't trapped on the Triforce. If the moves ends with the trapped opponent below 100%, they are sent flying out; otherwise, the opponent is [[Instant KO|instantly KO'd]]. As the move itself deals 67%, it can guarantee a KO at very low percents, specifically starting at 34%. As a result of its strengths, it is rather infamous for being extremely effective in a 1v1 setting, and some consider it to be the best [[Final Smash]] in the game.

 

In [[Stamina Mode]], if an opponent is caught by the initial vacuum and loses their last stock because of the vacuum's damaging hitboxes, any other nearby opponents will still be sucked towards the Triforce and will not get affected by it, apart from the move constantly attempting and failing to drag another victim into the Triforce.

 

|ssbudesc=Zelda uses the Triforce of Wisdom against an opponent, damaging and launching them. If the opponent has 100% damage or more, they are sealed away (and KO'd) instead of being launched.

[[File:Triforce Of Wisdom.png|thumb|left|100px|The Triforce of Wisdom.]]

The three pieces of the [[Triforce]] are a sacred relic in {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} lore, with legend stating that anyone who collects all three pieces of the Triforce will be able to grant themselves a wish. While there were originally only two pieces in the seminal ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', being that of wisdom and power, ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'' introduced a third piece, courage, and the pieces have been depicted as a trio ever since. It is stated in ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' that the three Golden Goddesses, [[zeldawiki:Din (Goddess)|Din]], [[zeldawiki:Nayru (Goddess)|Nayru]], and [[zeldawiki:Farore (Goddess)|Farore]], left it behind after they created the land of {{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule}}, and {{s|zeldawiki|Hylia}} was tasked with watching over the land and the Triforce.

While the Triforce has not appeared in every ''Zelda'' game, the games that do feature it have the three pieces of the Triforce spread across the main characters in the series - typically [[Princess Zelda|the one]] with the blood of the goddess holds the Triforce of Wisdom, the left piece; the [[Ganondorf|reincarnation]] of {{s|zeldawiki|Demise}} holds the Triforce of Power, the top piece; and the [[Link|spirit of the hero]] holds the Triforce of Courage, the right piece.

In ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'', Princess Zelda is said to have a "sealing power" that she has been unable to harness for most of her life, which causes much strife between her and her father. She eventually learns to use this magic. When she uses it on [[zeldawiki: Dark Beast Ganon|Dark Beast Ganon]] following the final battle, he disappears in a similar vein to this Final Smash, although it is a bubble shape with the entire Triforce overlayed instead of only a single piece of the Triforce.<ref>https://youtu.be/YWEOHroHJpk?t=7m28s</ref>

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