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|nsdefdmg=4% (uncharged), 12% (fully charged)
|nsdefdmg=4% (uncharged), 12% (fully charged)
|nsdefdesc=Wields his [[zeldawiki:Bow|Hero's Bow]] and fires an {{s|zeldawiki|arrow}} forward. If the special button is held, Toon Link charges the arrow by drawing farther back on the Hero's Bow, which increases the arrow's damage output and range. Unlike Link's Hero's Bow, Toon Link's version fires arrows that are [[Falling speed#Floaty|floaty]], which in turn makes them more consistent for zoning.
|nsdefdesc=Wields his [[zeldawiki:Bow|Hero's Bow]] and fires an {{s|zeldawiki|arrow}} forward. If the special button is held, Toon Link charges the arrow by drawing farther back on the Hero's Bow, which increases the arrow's damage output and range. Unlike Link's Hero's Bow, Toon Link's version fires arrows that are [[Falling speed#Floaty|floaty]], which in turn makes them more consistent for zoning.
|nsc1name=Fire Bow
|nsc1name=Fire Arrow
|nsc1dmg=2% (uncharged), 6% (charged), 6% (blaze)
|nsc1dmg=2% (uncharged), 6% (charged), 6% (blaze)
|nsc1desc=Fires a {{s|zeldawiki|Fire Arrow}}. The Fire Arrow charges, flies and falls much faster than Hero's Bow's arrow, with its aerial version covering more distance than its grounded version. Once it hits the ground, it creates a smokey blaze that lingers at the point where it landed. The blaze can be used to hinder approaches, or even function as a set-up. However, the Fire Arrow itself deals minimal damage, covers much less distance, and is essentially unusable for spacing because of its virtually nonexistent knockback. It is comparable to {{SSBM|Young Link}}'s {{H2|Hero's Bow|Fire Bow}}.
|nsc1desc=Fires a {{s|zeldawiki|Fire Arrow}}. The Fire Arrow charges, flies and falls much faster than Hero's Bow's arrow, with its aerial version covering more distance than its grounded version. Once it hits the ground, it creates a smokey blaze that lingers at the point where it landed. The blaze can be used to hinder approaches, or even function as a set-up. However, the Fire Arrow itself deals minimal damage, covers much less distance, and is essentially unusable for spacing because of its virtually nonexistent knockback. It is comparable to {{SSBM|Young Link}}'s {{H2|Hero's Bow|Fire Bow}}.
|nsc2name=Piercing Bow
|nsc2name=Piercing Arrow
|nsc2dmg=1% (uncharged), 6% (charged)
|nsc2dmg=1% (uncharged), 6% (charged)
|nsc2desc=Fires an arrow that flies perfectly straight and pierces opponents. However, it has less range and deals noticeably less damage.
|nsc2desc=Fires an arrow that flies perfectly straight and pierces opponents. However, it has less range and deals noticeably less damage.
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|dsc1dmg=0.5%-2% (grounded thrown/smash thrown Bomb), 2%-4% (aerial thrown/smash thrown Bomb), 5% (grounded and aerial thrown/smash thrown explosion)
|dsc1dmg=0.5%-2% (grounded thrown/smash thrown Bomb), 2%-4% (aerial thrown/smash thrown Bomb), 5% (grounded and aerial thrown/smash thrown explosion)
|dsc1desc=The Bomb is smaller, has a shorter fuse (~2 seconds) and covers much less distance when thrown or smash thrown. It cannot explode via physical contact, bouncing harmlessly off of opponents instead. Like normal bombs, no more than two can be out at once. Although its damage output and explosion are both minuscule, it has extremely high knockback. This makes it useful for zoning and, unlike Bomb, capable of KOing when its explosion hits an opponent, regardless of whether it is thrown or smash thrown from the ground or the air. This can make bomb recovery more risky though. Its explosion KOs middleweights at 70% while near the edge of Final Destination in the ''3DS'' version.
|dsc1desc=The Bomb is smaller, has a shorter fuse (~2 seconds) and covers much less distance when thrown or smash thrown. It cannot explode via physical contact, bouncing harmlessly off of opponents instead. Like normal bombs, no more than two can be out at once. Although its damage output and explosion are both minuscule, it has extremely high knockback. This makes it useful for zoning and, unlike Bomb, capable of KOing when its explosion hits an opponent, regardless of whether it is thrown or smash thrown from the ground or the air. This can make bomb recovery more risky though. Its explosion KOs middleweights at 70% while near the edge of Final Destination in the ''3DS'' version.
|dsc2name=Short-Fused Bomb
|dsc2name=Short-Fuse Bomb
|dsc2dmg=9% (grounded thrown Bomb), 10% (grounded smash thrown Bomb), 11%-12% (grounded thrown/smash thrown explosion at feet), 9%-12% (aerial thrown Bomb), 14% (aerial smash thrown explosion at feet)
|dsc2dmg=9% (grounded thrown Bomb), 10% (grounded smash thrown Bomb), 11%-12% (grounded thrown/smash thrown explosion at feet), 9%-12% (aerial thrown Bomb), 14% (aerial smash thrown explosion at feet)
|dsc2desc=The Bomb is larger and has a much shorter fuse (no more than half a second). However, it and its explosion deal noticeably more damage, while its explosion is also very large. Because of this, Toon Link must chuck it almost immediately to avoid taking damage. It has considerable knockback, but not as much as Time Bomb, and is therefore noticeably less effective at KOing. Due to its very short fuse, it has much better bomb recovery potential than Bomb or Time Bomb. However, bomb recovery will not work well in conjunction with Flying Spin Attack’s armor, due to it activating just before the bomb goes off, causing Toon Link to still enter freefall.
|dsc2desc=The Bomb is larger and has a much shorter fuse (no more than half a second). However, it and its explosion deal noticeably more damage, while its explosion is also very large. Because of this, Toon Link must chuck it almost immediately to avoid taking damage. It has considerable knockback, but not as much as Time Bomb, and is therefore noticeably less effective at KOing. Due to its very short fuse, it has much better bomb recovery potential than Bomb or Time Bomb. However, bomb recovery will not work well in conjunction with Flying Spin Attack’s armor, due to it activating just before the bomb goes off, causing Toon Link to still enter freefall.