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− | As the name suggests, the Magic Powder is an enchanted powder that is kept within a satchel. The powder could be sprinkled upon objects and living creatures for a variety of random effects. These include setting objects on fire and transforming enemies. Most enemies are turned into Slimes by Magic Powder, although [[Buzz Blob]]s will transform into Cukemen | + | As the name suggests, the Magic Powder is an enchanted powder that is kept within a satchel. The powder could be sprinkled upon objects and living creatures for a variety of random effects. These include setting objects on fire and transforming enemies. Most enemies are turned into Slimes by Magic Powder, although [[Buzz Blob]]s will transform into Cukemen while [[Anti-Fairy|Anti-Fairies]] will become [[Fairy|Fairies]]. Magic Powder is usually brewed by witches, with a type of mushroom being the most essential ingredient. There are different limits on the amount of Magic Powder that Link had depending on the game; the Magic Powder drains magic from the magic meter in ''A Link to the Past'' while in ''Link's Awakening'', Link has a limited amount of powder. |
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− | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: | + | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'', the Magic Powder is earned by giving [[Syrup]] a Mushroom from the [[Lost Woods]]. Once she has brewed it, her assistant will give Link the Magic Power. It is primarily optional as an item, although it is needed to awaken the [[Mad Batter]]. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', the Magic Powder was made by Syrup with a Sleepy Toadstool and could also be won from the Trendy Game. Within this game, the Magic Powder was essential for restoring [[Tarin]]'s true form following his transformation into a raccoon, and the powder could also be used to light torches. Link is initially limited to 20 uses of the powder, but the Mad Batter could double this to 40. |
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