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[[File:SSB4 - Gust Bellows.jpg|200px|left|thumb|{{SSB4|Toon Link}} using the Gust Bellows.]] | [[File:SSB4 - Gust Bellows.jpg|200px|left|thumb|{{SSB4|Toon Link}} using the Gust Bellows.]] | ||
The Gust Bellows | The Gust Bellows function similarly to ''Skyward Sword'' when picked up, allowing characters to blow their enemies away with extreme force similar to [[Kyogre]]'s Hydro Pump attack. When dropped, the bellows will run wild and become a hazard for everyone on the stage. | ||
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| Universe | The Legend of Zelda |
| Appears in | ssb4 |
| Article on Zelda Wiki | Gust Bellows |
The Gust Bellows is a weapon from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, and was confirmed as a new item. Its functions are primarily similar to its Zelda appearance when held and seems to have a more realistic model this time around.
Origin
The Gust Bellows originated from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword as an item found in the Lanayru Mining Facility. Link uses the item to create large vortexes of wind to blow various objects, including piles of sand, dust, household items and enemies away. Its main use is to blow away sand, but it can turn propellors which act as switches too. Gust bellows do not affect most enemies, but they can blow away smaller ones.
In Super Smash Bros. 4
The Gust Bellows function similarly to Skyward Sword when picked up, allowing characters to blow their enemies away with extreme force similar to Kyogre's Hydro Pump attack. When dropped, the bellows will run wild and become a hazard for everyone on the stage.
