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There is no such amiibo card for Wolf Link. The only way to get him is by using a Link, Wolf Link, or Zelda amiibo. Then the player must invite him to their town and then ask him to move in. If the player's town has 10 villagers living there, they must choose who is going to leave town by dawn of the next day. After that, two or three days must be waited for his arrival. Midna is also able to warp Wolf Link to any of the Twilight Portals across Hyrule. This ability can also be used to transport different objects throughout Hyrule, such as bridges.Amiibo rewards range from paraglider fabric to armor, weapons or materials (like ancient blades), depending on the figure in question. His house is similar to a prison where he was retrieved from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. In the exterior, it has a emerald green roof with yellow overalls, blue wood and a metal square arched door with a fancy fence. He does not have a stereo; however, if he obtains one, he will play K.K. Western. Eee hee hee! Want to see something interesting? You're a beast! You should know what to do! Use your senses with (D Pad) and poke around..." — Princess Midna ( Twilight Princess) The Twilight Princess Link and Super Smash Bros. Link Amiibo each drop a similar pool of items, so if you only have one of the two, don’t sweat it. Diligent scanning will eventually see you add the entire Twilight Armor set to your inventory, including the cap, tunic, and trousers. You can also land yourself Link’s trusty steed, Epona, who has some of the best stats for a horse in the game. Both figurines, alongside the Twilight Princess Wolf Link Amiibo, also drop the Mirror of Twilight Paraglider Fabric. Agitha · Darunia · Fi · Ganondorf · Ghirahim · Impa · King Daphnes · Link · Marin · Medli · Midna · Ravio · Ruto · Sheik · Skull Kid · Tingle · Tetra · Toon Link · Toon Zelda · Twili Midna · Young Link · Yuga · Zant · Zelda

So I'm not one to cheat in games, but the idea of having Wolf Link as my best buddy in Breath of the Wild was just TOO exciting. However, as many of you know he only has three hearts unless you finish the Cave of Shadows in Twilight Princess with more and then save that to the Amiibo. Ja Baij Shrine · Keh Namut Shrine · Oman Au Shrine · Owa Daim Shrine · Saas Ko'sah Shrine · Ta'loh Naeg Shrine · Tena Ko'sah Shrine · Shrine of Resurrection · Sword Monk's Shrine ( DLC) Another possibility is that each Triforce piece has the ability to transform its user and/or grant them the power to take on a different form (as Ganondorf transforms into Ganon via the Triforce of Power, Zelda transforms into Sheik with the Triforce of Wisdom which is also used to transform Tetra into Princess Zelda) to suit their needs at the time. It is likely that the users can retain their transformations even if they lose their respective piece of the Triforce (as shown with Tetra when Ganondorf took the Triforce of Wisdom). Some transformations could require certain conditions to trigger, such as resurrection from death (which may have caused Ganondorf's original transformation into Ganon), intentional transformations (in Sheik's case), or involuntary transformations brought on by dark magic or substances (possibly in Wolf Link's case). This theory can be extended to the Hero's Shade as well, considering his former role as wielder of the Triforce of Courage.Get 20 hearts (or as many as you can get reasonably, as some of the hearts were difficult to get), and then save and enter the Cave of Shadows. You should only need to enter about 6 floors or so. There's a transfer thing after that where it saves the game. After each save, you are taken through the Caver of Shadows again (it's like a marathon), and each time has a different exit (first time is 6, second was like 20. After that I think you have to complete the dungeon to save again). Exiting saves your progress. The problem of going through all that is that even if you know what you are doing, it's easy to slip up. When you summon wolf link, you don't want health to be like 6 of 20 hearts. You'll spend most of your time feeding him, and then Lynel or Guardian will take him out. You can invite The Legend of Zelda characters to visit the campground in their campers, or receive a daily item. If a character comes to the campground, you can ask them to move in, or exchange items with them. Smug villagers are very polite, kind, and gentleman-like. As a smug villager, Wolf Link will get along easily with other villagers. Smug villagers get along well with most villagers, their personality appearing to be a mix of the other personality types. Smug villagers will stroke their egos from time to time, going on about how cool they are.