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A pair of '''Blue Fire Gloves''' usually appear as thick cloth gloves with metallic studs on the knuckles, and a metallic ring around the wrist.  They are most commonly a pale blue, but can also be other colors.  Despite coming as a pair, one of them can be wielded on its own.  The user can activate a gloves' magical ability at-will, so long as one of his hands is empty except for the glove.   
 
A pair of '''Blue Fire Gloves''' usually appear as thick cloth gloves with metallic studs on the knuckles, and a metallic ring around the wrist.  They are most commonly a pale blue, but can also be other colors.  Despite coming as a pair, one of them can be wielded on its own.  The user can activate a gloves' magical ability at-will, so long as one of his hands is empty except for the glove.   
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By contrast, if the wearer thrusts his palm forward, a projectile of blue fire nearly as large as the swirling sphere will shoot forward at a sprinting pace.  Unlike a typical magical projectile, it will repeatedly bounce as it travels, maintaining the same speed and height from each bounce despite how many times it hits the ground.  The magical projectile has little actual mass, instead striking any target with pure heat and flame.  The projectile continues to bounce for up to 5 seconds, or until it strikes and burns a moving being, at which point it abruptly vanishes into thin air.  The user cannot sling form another ball of blue fire until the previous one has vanished.
 
By contrast, if the wearer thrusts his palm forward, a projectile of blue fire nearly as large as the swirling sphere will shoot forward at a sprinting pace.  Unlike a typical magical projectile, it will repeatedly bounce as it travels, maintaining the same speed and height from each bounce despite how many times it hits the ground.  The magical projectile has little actual mass, instead striking any target with pure heat and flame.  The projectile continues to bounce for up to 5 seconds, or until it strikes and burns a moving being, at which point it abruptly vanishes into thin air.  The user cannot sling form another ball of blue fire until the previous one has vanished.
  
If the user has already acquired a pair of [[Fire Gloves]], a [[:Category:Treasures with Variants|variant]] of Blue Fire Gloves, this treasure can be gained as though it was [[:Category:Normal Cost|Normal Cost]]. [[Category:Treasures with Variants]]
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If the user has already acquired a pair of [[Fire Gloves]], a [[:Category:Treasures with Variants|variant]] of Blue Fire Gloves, this treasure can be gained as though it was [[:Category:Lower Cost|Lower Cost]]. [[Category:Treasures with Variants]]
 
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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* The [[Bolt Ball Rod]] and the [[Seed Shooter]] treasures both have similar properties of creating magically bouncing projectiles.
 
* The [[Bolt Ball Rod]] and the [[Seed Shooter]] treasures both have similar properties of creating magically bouncing projectiles.
 
* Although Blue Fire Gloves do not canonically appear in the Zelda series, they are a combination of the canonical items [[Blue Fire]] and [[Fire Gloves]].  [[Category:Created by Guy]]
 
* Although Blue Fire Gloves do not canonically appear in the Zelda series, they are a combination of the canonical items [[Blue Fire]] and [[Fire Gloves]].  [[Category:Created by Guy]]

Latest revision as of 17:51, 23 January 2020

Blue Fire Gloves
Type Offensive Magical Item
Fields Ice, Handgear, Projectile
Cost Normal Cost

P5: 40 rupees
P4: 50 rupees
P3: 60 rupees
P2: 70 rupees
P1: 80 rupees
Rent: 10 rupees

A pair of Blue Fire Gloves usually appear as thick cloth gloves with metallic studs on the knuckles, and a metallic ring around the wrist. They are most commonly a pale blue, but can also be other colors. Despite coming as a pair, one of them can be wielded on its own. The user can activate a gloves' magical ability at-will, so long as one of his hands is empty except for the glove.

If the wearer's palm his held open, activating the glove will manifest a swirling mass of magical and icy-cold Blue Fire right in front of his palm, with a roughly spherical mass equal in volume to the size of his own head. This can be used not only for melee attacks, but freezing water or illuminating a cave, among many other purposes. The blue fire can never be manifested in anything other than open air. This flame will disappear if the user wills it, or if his hand closes.

By contrast, if the wearer thrusts his palm forward, a projectile of blue fire nearly as large as the swirling sphere will shoot forward at a sprinting pace. Unlike a typical magical projectile, it will repeatedly bounce as it travels, maintaining the same speed and height from each bounce despite how many times it hits the ground. The magical projectile has little actual mass, instead striking any target with pure heat and flame. The projectile continues to bounce for up to 5 seconds, or until it strikes and burns a moving being, at which point it abruptly vanishes into thin air. The user cannot sling form another ball of blue fire until the previous one has vanished.

If the user has already acquired a pair of Fire Gloves, a variant of Blue Fire Gloves, this treasure can be gained as though it was Lower Cost.

Trivia

  • The Bolt Ball Rod and the Seed Shooter treasures both have similar properties of creating magically bouncing projectiles.
  • Although Blue Fire Gloves do not canonically appear in the Zelda series, they are a combination of the canonical items Blue Fire and Fire Gloves.