Editing Roc's Feather

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Roc's Feather was an item used in multiple [[Legend of Zelda]] games that allows [[Link]] the ability to jump. By itself Link could only jump over a single space but combined with other items, Link could jump multiple spaces. Alternatively, the Roc's Cape, an upgrade of the item, lets Link glide over multiple spaces at once without having to use another item. It has so far only appeared in Link's handheld adventures.

=Trivia=
*It is likely the name come from the mythological bird Roc.
*Roc's Feather was initially red in it's first appearance in [[Link's Awakening]] but later releases changed it to blue.

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-'''Roc's Feather''' was an item used in multiple ''[[Portal: The Legend of Zelda|The Legend of Zelda]]'' games that allowed [[Link]] the ability to jump. By itself, Link could only jump over a single space, but combined with other items such as the [[Pegasus Boots]], Link could jump multiple spaces. Alternatively, the [[Roc's Cape]], an upgrade of the item, let Link glide over multiple spaces at once without having to use another item. This item has primarily appeared in Link's handheld adventures.
+Roc's Feather was an item used in multiple [[Legend of Zelda]] games that allows [[Link]] the ability to jump. By itself Link could only jump over a single space but combined with other items, Link could jump multiple spaces. Alternatively, the Roc's Cape, an upgrade of the item, lets Link glide over multiple spaces at once without having to use another item. It has so far only appeared in Link's handheld adventures.
-=Appearances=
-In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]'', it was found in Tail Cave. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'', it was found in the Poison Moth's Lair and later had to be reclaimed after a pair of swindling brothers in [[Subrosia]] took it. It would ultimately be replaced when Link obtained Roc's Cape. Roc's Feather could be obtained in the Wing Dungeon of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''.
-In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', it was a normal item and could be upgraded by a [[Great Fairy]] into a Level 2 Roc's Feather, giving the player a second jump.
-=Other Appearances=
-==Video Games==
-*In ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'', one of the [[Boots]] weapons used by [[Linkle]] was known as Roc's Boots. These resembled a pair of [[Iron Boots]] with several Roc's Feathers attached.
-*In ''[[Cadence of Hyrule]]'', a similar item and was called the [[Rito]] Feather. It was found in a treasure chest in the overworld. It had less jumping ability than most versions of the Roc's Feather and was primarily used to dodge enemy attacks or to deploy jumping attacks on them.
-==Other Media==
-*Although ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' utilized the cape without the feather, the manga adaptation was able to consolidate both of Roc's items. [[Librari]] had a magical [[Cucco]] feather that could draw maps and gave it to Link. The feather was later shown to be capable of transforming into Roc's Cape and could transform back, and it was primarily used during the battle against the [[Gyorg|Gyorg Pair]].
 =Trivia=
-*It is likely that the name originates from the mythological bird known as the Roc. Later games have also introduced similarly-named birds such as the [[Kargaroc]] and the [[Helmaroc King]], which raises the possibility that the feather could originate from one of those birds.
+*It is likely the name come from the mythological bird Roc.
-*Roc's Feather was initially red in it's first appearance in ''[[Link's Awakening]]'' but later releases changed it to blue.
+*Roc's Feather was initially red in it's first appearance in [[Link's Awakening]] but later releases changed it to blue.
-*In the 3-D games and some later 2-D games, the function of Roc's Feather is fulfilled by game mechanics, as Link is capable of automatically crossing small gaps. Link is only capable of jumping normally in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'', where his jumping abilities were instead enhanced by the Jump spell, and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''.
-*Its function is also similar to the [[Feather]] item from ''[[Super Mario Kart]]''.
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