Daybreakers are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.[1] Daybreakers go unnamed in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.
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Breath of the Wild[]
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The Daybreaker is the most durable and protective variant of the Gerudo Shield, adorned with a jeweled Gerudo emblem. Before the second Great Calamity, it was beloved by the Gerudo Champion Urbosa.[1] It was designed to be both lightweight and durable, and the gold used to make it was handpicked to ensure so.[1] It belongs to the Gerudo Gear equipment archetype.[2]
After Urbosa's death, the Daybreaker and the Scimitar of the Seven became treasures of the Gerudo.[3] After defeating Thunderblight Ganon and calming Divine Beast Vah Naboris, Riju will offer Link both the Daybreaker and the Scimitar of the Seven.[4] She believes it's right he should have them, as he was friends with Urbosa.[5] Both Items can be found in Treasure Chests behind Riju's throne in Gerudo Town.
If either Item breaks, Buliara will offer to remake them for Link. To make the Daybreaker, she needs one Diamond, five pieces of Flint, and a Gerudo Shield.[6]
Selmie will take note of the Daybreaker if Link has it equipped when he speaks to her. She will ask if she is dreaming, explaining that she has wanted the Daybreaker so badly that she has seen it in her dreams.[7]
Being made of metal, the Daybreaker will conduct Electricity and attract Lightning if it is equipped during a Thunderstorm. It will also sink if it is dropped in Water, but it can still be picked up and manipulated with the Magnesis Rune if it happens. In addition, it will not burn like wooden Shields when exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate.
Other Appearances[]
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity[]
Daybreakers can be wielded by Urbosa in conjunction with Scimitars of the Seven, which she uses to defend herself against frontal attacks.
Nomenclature[]
 Names in other regions  | |||
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
 | Japanese | 七宝の盾 (Shippō no tate) | |
 | ChineseTR | 七寶盾 (Qībǎo dùn) | |
 | Dutch | Zonneschild | |
 | FrenchEU | Bouclier des sept joyaux | |
 | German | Schatzschild | |
 | Italian | Scudo dei tesori | Treasures' shield |
 | Korean | 칠보의 방패 (Chilboui bangpae) | |
 | Russian | Сияющая Эгида (Siyayushchaya Egida) | |
 | SpanishLA | Escudo de la ira | |
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Gallery[]
Artwork of Urbosa with the Scimitar of the Seven and the Daybreaker from Breath of the Wild
Concept artwork of the Daybreaker from Breath of the Wild
Breath of the Wild series Urbosa amiibo with the Daybreaker
Artwork of Urbosa with the Scimitar of the Seven and Daybreaker from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Icon of Urbosa with the Scimitar of the Seven and Daybreaker from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
See Also[]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Daybreaker
This shield was cherished by the Gerudo Champion Urbosa. The gold used to make it was handpicked to ensure a design that is both lightweight and very durable." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild) - ↑ Creating a Champion, Dark Horse Books, pg. 172
- ↑ "These pieces of equipment are priceless treasures of the Gerudo people. They were once worn by Lady Urbosa." — Riju (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "I want to offer you these as thanks for your help. I trust you'll accept them." — Riju (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "Since you and Lady Urbosa were friends, it's only right that you have them." — Riju (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "The Daybreaker, huh? To make it, I'll need one diamond, five pieces of flint, and a Gerudo shield." — Buliara (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "A Daybreaker! Am I dreaming?! I've wanted that shield so bad that I've seen it in my dreams..." — Selmie (Breath of the Wild)