Gerudo Dragon

Gerudo Dragon
Type	Offensive Technique
Fields	Fist, Fire, Gerudo, WeaponBase
Cost	Normal Cost P5: 40 rupees P4: 50 rupees P3: 60 rupees P2: 70 rupees P1: 80 rupees Rent: 10 rupees

Gerudo Dragon is an offensive technique, and a racial perk for Gerudo. As such, a Gerudo can choose to gain it as a perk upon character creation. If a Gerudo chooses to gain this perk at some point after creation, the perk costs 15 rupees less than the listed cost.

This originated as secret technique generally taught to young Gerudo warriors-in-training, but has since been emulated by other races. In practice, the user's fist or handheld weapon flashes with power, and she then lunges forward to deal a vicious uppercut, unleashing flames from her weapon in the process. These supernatural flames are harmful only to her foes.

The flames produced with Gerudo Dragon are always flames, but the color of them can change depending upon the user's personality. Depending on the attack color, the flames can also gain properties of an additional field, or remain as normal orange-and-red fire. Once this decision is made, the user cannot change the color of the flames. Generally, the color matches the personality. An evil being, for example, wouldn't normally have a Light-centered Gerudo Dragon.

• If the flames are brown, the attack is surrounded with lava as well as fire, making it part of the Earth field.
• If the flames are white, the attack can also sparkle with Electricity.
• If the flames are transparent, the attack will knock back the target with additional, unseen momentum, making it part of the Force field.
• If the flames are green, the attack slices into the target with a powerful gust, making it part of the Wind field.
• If the flames are blue, the fire produced is Blue Fire and the attack becomes frigidly cold, making it part of the Ice field.
• If the flames are yellow, the attack can smite with Light power.
• If the flames are either purple or black, the fire burns with the evil power of Shadow.

Trivia

• If the user ever obtains Wizard's Foot or Warlock Punch, the flames shared between these abilities must be the same.
• The Gerudo Dragon treasure does not appear verbatim within the official Zelda series. However, it does appear in Super Smash Bros. Melee. In that game, it was a technique used by Ganondorf.