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If all three pieces are brought together, the Triforce grants the wielder a wish. However, the Triforce can deem someone as not worthy of a wish. In this case, the pieces split apart, with only the piece that most closely represents the wielder staying with them, and the other two choosing on a host of their own. A wielder can be identified by a triangular mark typically seen on the back of their hand. The Triforce does not discern between good and evil, so anyone can theoretically wield the Triforce and have their wish granted if they are deemed worthy. This is most clearly seen by [[Ganondorf]], the most reoccuring antagonist in the series, being chosen by the Triforce of Power despite his malicious intentions in all of his appearances. | If all three pieces are brought together, the Triforce grants the wielder a wish. However, the Triforce can deem someone as not worthy of a wish. In this case, the pieces split apart, with only the piece that most closely represents the wielder staying with them, and the other two choosing on a host of their own. A wielder can be identified by a triangular mark typically seen on the back of their hand. The Triforce does not discern between good and evil, so anyone can theoretically wield the Triforce and have their wish granted if they are deemed worthy. This is most clearly seen by [[Ganondorf]], the most reoccuring antagonist in the series, being chosen by the Triforce of Power despite his malicious intentions in all of his appearances. | ||
Also, the Triforce is not indestructible and can be broken, an example being in ''The Legend of Zelda'' where the princess shattered the Triforce of Wisdom into eight | Also, the Triforce is not indestructible and can be broken, an example being in ''The Legend of Zelda'' where the princess shattered the Triforce of Wisdom into eight pieces and the only way to repair it is to bring all the pieces back together. There are even instances of the Triforce itself showing a level of sentience, such as deciding if a potential wielder is worthy and the essence of the Triforce telepathically communicating with people of rare occasions. The Triforce is considered the ultimate power in the land of Hyrule, to the point that several wars have broken out over use and custody of the Triforce, and it has been separated and hidden on multiple occasions out of it simply being too powerful for average people to get their hands on it. | ||
==In the ''[[Super Smash Bros. series]]''== | ==In the ''[[Super Smash Bros. series]]''== | ||