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THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: OCARINA OF TIME
By nintendo_girl21
Copyright (c) Megan L., 2007-...
mlynch2[at]rogers.com
**PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN E-MAIL ADDRESS**
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*Table of Contents*
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Use the bracketed codes to easily find the right section.  To search
for a sub-section, see the bracketed codes tabbed over within each
section below.
[Z1]   Table of Contents (you're looking at it)
[Z2]   Version Info
[Z2.1] Latest Version
[Z3]   Game Information
[Z3.1]  Technical Info
[Z3.2]  Game Premise
[Z3.3]  Decoding My Directions
[Z4]   Basic Controls & Actions
[Z4.1]  Link's Basic Actions
[Z4.2]  Sword-Play
[Z5]   Item & Weapon Information
[Z5.1]  Important Items
[Z5.2]  Weapons & Upgrades
[Z5.3]  Dungeon Items
[Z5.4]  Special Items
[Z6]   Walkthrough
[Z6.1]  Kokiri Emerald
[Z6.2]  Learning Songs Before Moving On
[Z6.3]  Goron Ruby
[Z6.4]  Zora Sapphire
[Z6.5]  Forest Medallion
[Z6.6]  Fire Medallion
[Z6.7]  Ice Cavern
[Z6.8]  Water Medallion
[Z6.9]  Shadow Medallion
[Z6.10] Spirit Medallion
[Z6.11] Ganon's Castle & Its Barriers
[Z7]   Heart Pieces
[Z8]   Golden Skulltulas
[Z9]   Ocarina Songs
[Z10]  Boss & Mini-Boss Strategies
[Z11]  Enemy Bestiary
[Z12]  Side Quests
[Z13]  Mini-Games
[Z14]  Shops
[Z15]  Secrets & Rumours
[Z16]  FAQs & Other Oddities
[Z17]  Copyright, Thank-Yous & Contact Info
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*Version Info*
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*Latest Version*
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Version 1.0
June 6, 2010
Added secret re Link's right-handedness.
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Version 1.0
April 11, 2010
Added FAQ on saving and reopening your game file.
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Version 1.0
December 22, 2009
*~*~HAPPY HOLIDAYS & NEW YEAR 2010*~*~
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Version 1.0
October 26, 2009
Added correction on location of Din's Fire under Important Items.
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Version 1.0
September 19, 2009
Added rupee secret re using light arrows on enemies.
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Version 1.0
September 18, 2009
Corrected spelling of Sheik's name.
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Version 1.0
August 19, 2009
Added info on running man in Side Quests.
Added tip on achieving a Heart Piece off the Dodongo Cavern entrance
as Young Link.
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Version 1.0
June 14, 2009
Added FAQ on resetting the Gerudo Training Grounds.
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Version 1.0
May 28, 2009
Walkthrough now available at GameSages.
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Version 1.0
May 5, 2009
Unfortunately, Yahoo! is shutting down all free Geocities web sites
this summer.  I have decided to close down all my Geocities web sites
early to beat the rush in saving all my files.  Until Yahoo!
officially dumps the sites, I've posted a short message there, but
all content has been removed.
Thank you for all of your support of my web sites for over 10 years!
I will be considering a move to my own web site domain, but for now,
you can access my video game FAQ/walkthroughs on GameFAQs.com and
any other sites located in the Credits section.
Many thanks & happy gaming,
~Megan~
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Version 1.0
April 12, 2009
Happy Easter, or as I like to call it, Happy Bunny Day :oD
Added FAQ on Forest Temple.
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Version 1.0
March 30, 2009
Added FOLLOW-UP information on the fishing game.
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Version 1.0
March 2, 2009
Added the X-files theme song to Ocarina Songs.
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Version 1.0
January 14, 2009
Walkthrough now available at ChapterCheats.com.
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Version 1.0
January 9, 2009
Walkthrough now available at Vgnerd.com.
Moved the Table of Contents above the version info for easier access.
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Version 1.0
December 20, 2008
Walkthrough now available on *NEW* website:
http://www.geocities.com/nintendo_girl21sfaqs
Old Zelda & Mario web sites have been removed.
*~*~HAPPY HOLIDAYS & NEW YEAR 2009*~*~
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Version 1.0
October 8, 2008
Added secret on defeating the Skull Kid.
Added secret on accessing the Forest Temple well differently.
Added secret on bypassing the Redeads.
Added secret on pushing the Moblins into the water.
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Version 1.0
September 15, 2008
Walkthrough now available on MyCheats.com
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Version 1.0
June 14, 2008
Added FAQ on getting the fire arrows.
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Version 1.0
April 25, 2008
Added FAQ on accessing high locked door in the Fire Temple.
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Version 1.0
March 9, 2008
Added FAQ on Golden Skulltula count in Forest Medallion section.
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Version 1.0
February 7, 2008
Added secret on using the Sun's Song with a dog following you.
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Version 1.0
February 4, 2008
Added FAQ on draining water in the Water Temple.
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Version 1.0
January 30, 2008
FAQ now available at CheatCodes.com
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Version 1.0
January 25, 2008
Added FAQ on the Water Temple.
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Version 1.0
January 18, 2008
Walkthrough now available on CheatHappens.com
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Version 1.0
January 16, 2008
Walkthrough now available on Kuponut.com.
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Version 1.0
January 2, 2008
Added FAQ on Silver & Golden Gauntlets.
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Version 1.0
December 29, 2007
Added FAQ on accessing high area of Fire Temple.
Added secrets on changing Ocarina notes.
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Version 1.0
December 22, 2007
**HAPPY HOLIDAYS, FELLOW GAMERS**
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Version 1.0
December 1, 2007
Added secret about defeating jellyfish with Deku Sticks.
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Version 1.0
November 23, 2007
Added secret about getting 7 bottles.
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Version 1.0
November 16, 2007
FAQ now available at Cheatingdome.com
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Version 1.0
October 10, 2007
I FINALLY got through all 1600+ e-mails (about 1500 of them spam) from
my old e-mail account, which is now defunct.  Unfortunately, there
were 3 e-mails about my walkthroughs sitting in my old inbox that
got lost.  Two of them I posted and answered from memory, but
I didn't reply to them personally, so if you are one of those
three people, I sincerely apologize.  The third guy, especially.
If you e-mailed me sometime in the last week and never heard back
from me, chances are I lost your e-mail, so send it my way again
and I'll get back to you this time, I PROMISE.
Added FAQ on Poe hunting and fishing, plus a follow-up from those.
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Version 1.0
October 8, 2007
Happy Thanksgiving, Canada!
Walkthrough now available at Gamerevolution.com.
Still haven't recovered e-mails under old account yet.  Will get to
that ASAP.  I'm sure there are just THOUSANDS of FAQ-related e-mails
waiting for me :oP
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Version 1.0
October 6, 2007
SHE'S BAAAAACK!
If you've been wondering where in Mario's overalls I've been in the last
week, well here's a breakdown:
1)  I started teacher's college, 100x more demanding and so updates are
now going to be posted less often.  *Wipe away a tear*.  Hence, I've
posted a disclaimer under Contact Info.
2)  My Desktop had a nearly fatal hard drive crash last week and luckily
I managed to save all my highly important data on CDs before the comp
blew up.  Just kidding...it died a noble death.
3)  I bought a laptop (finally) and in between transferring my files,
setting up a new e-mail address, and constantly calling Rogers and
my local computer shop for solving all kinds of tech issues, I've
neglected to update.
4)  As for e-mails sent in the last week, they have not yet been read
or replied to.  Despite a near fatal hard drive crash, my old ISP should
be able to restore all messages that were in my Inbox or sent in the last
week,  *WHEW*.  If you fall in this category, please be patient as I catch
up with my e-mail.
Thanks for your patience and understanding.  I'll get back on things
very soon, I promise :o)
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Version 1.0
September 29, 2007
Added FAQ on time travelling.
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Version 1.0
August 28, 2007
Walkthrough now available on Gamesradar.com and Cheatplanet.com
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Version 1.0
August 20, 2007
Walkthrough now available on SuperCheats.com and Neoseeker.com.  Also
added links to my files on these sites from my Geocities site.
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Version 1.0
August 13, 2007
Walkthrough "complete" to the best of my knowledge with side quest
list information-- i.e. Heart Pieces, Golden Skulltulas, etc.
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*Game & Technical Info*
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*Basic Game Info*
Genre: Action/Adventure, Fantasy
Designer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
System: Nintendo 64
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Player(s): 1
Release Dates: November 21, 1998 (Japan), November 23, 1998 (North
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*Game Premise*
This game has one hero named Link, who is destined to save the land of
Hyrule from the evil Ganondorf. The town of Hyrule has a legend. Before
human life existed, three goddesses (Din, Farore and Nayru) made the
land through three different abilities (power, courage and wisdom).
These three abilities combine to form the almighty Triforce. If the
Triforce goes under the power of a good person, the land will be
preserved. If it goes under the power of an evil person, it becomes
a dangerous place to live. Ganondorf works for the King of Hyrule in
the past in order to gain the Triforce. When you find the three
spiritual stones, you can open the Door of Time and advance seven
years into the future to become the true Hero of Time (in the past,
you're a young boy and aren't really convincing as the Hero of Time).
When you open the Door of Time, Ganondorf possesses the Power portion
of the Triforce and takes over Hyrule. You can't do anything to stop
that, so all you can do is face up to him. Link grew up as a Kokiri
under the guidance of the Great Deku Tree. Legend says that any Kokiri
who leaves the forest will die. With the help of the Hyrule gods and
his many friends, Link will find the three spiritual stones to open
the Door of Time and go into the future to find the 5 medallions (the
Light Medallion is given to you when you start the journey, but you
must gain the others). You will meet many people and help them to
become happy again. You will also travel back and forth through time.
Enjoy the game and good luck!
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*Decoding My Directions*
All compass directions are based on the maps found on the game screen.
Basically, north = up, south = down, east = right, west = left,
northwest = up & left, northeast = up & right, southwest = down & left,
and southeast = down & right.
Sometimes I use a short form #x that means number of times to do
something. For example, 2x means "2 times".
You will also notice that at the top of each section of my walkthrough
is a tallied list of important items, weapons, and other things found
in the section, with a total listing beside it separated by //. For
example, you might have found two Heart Pieces in one section and had
found two Heart Pieces in the previous section(s), with a total of 45
in the game, so the tally would look like this: 2 // 4/45.
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*Link's Basic Actions*
Walking/Running: Use the Control Stick and point it in the direction you
wish Link to walk. The more you press on the Control Stick, the faster he
walks. Don't press the stick too hard :o)
Jumping: Link automatically jumps if you move him quickly over a gap. Don't
make him jump too far a distance or he'll fall.
Swimming: Use the Control Stick while on the surface of the water to swim.
Continually tapping the B Button allows Link to swim faster.
Diving: Look at the Action Icon (blue button at the top of the screen).
When it says Dive, press and hold the A Button. Link will dive as far down
as he possibly can according to the scales (see Items list.)
Climbing: Point the Control Stick up or down to climb walls or ladders. If
you hang on to the edge of a wall and the Action Icon says Down, press the
A button and Link will drop safely to the ground below.
Grabbing (Pushing/Pulling/Throwing/Dropping Items): When you come across an
object that you can push or pull, walk up to it and watch the Action Icon.
When it says Grab, press A for Link to grab on and use the Control Stick up
to push or down to pull. When an item can be picked up, walk up to it (or in
some cases, press the appropriate C button for an item that you have in the
Select Items Subscreen), then press A when it says Drop. If you wish to throw
the item, walk quickly in the direction you wish to go and press A when the
Action Icon says Throw.
Opening Doors/Chests: Stand in front of the chest or door. When the Action
Icon says Open, press the A Button.
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*Sword-Play*
Swing Vertically: Z + A
Swing Horizontally: B or Z + Control Stick left or right + B
Stab: Z + Control Stick up + B
Spin Attack: Hold B and release (power increases depending on how long
the B Button is held.)
Jump Attack: Z + A
Roll Attack: Control Stick up + A
Side Jumping: Z + Control Stick left or right + A
Back Flip: Z + Control Stick down + A
Raising Your Shield: Hold R button and you can move it while raised with
the Control Stick
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*Item & Weapon Information*
You get many items in this game which are stored in the equipment and
select items subscreens (when you press START, you can select 4
subscreens: quest status, equipment, map and select items). You can
carry three items at a time for three of the yellow C buttons (C-Up
is used to get a view through Link's eyes or to hear Navi speak.) Here
are all the items, weapons, clothing and boots you receive with
descriptions, where, and who you get them from and any upgrades you can
get. Look at the walkthrough to see exactly how to get it.
Legend:
YL= Young Link; you can only use the weapon/item when you're younger
AL= Adult Link; you can only use the weapon/item when you're older
BL= Both Links; you can use the weapon/item if you're young or old
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*Important Items*
Deku Sticks (YL): Sticks are usually found by beating Deku Babas (see
enemy list for more info) or randomly in enemies, bushes, pots, etc.
Sticks are usually used to light torches using fire, but they burn
quickly. They can also be used as a weapon, but they break after one hit.
I don't recommend using them as a weapon and you shouldn't waste them.
First found after beating some Deku Babas in Kokiri Forest. The first
upgrade is in the Lost Woods. Go right, left, right, left and finally
left. Wear the Skull Mask and fall down a hidden hole in the grass. You
may get lucky and the mask judges will upgrade you to 20 Sticks. Also, in
the Lost Woods, go left and left again from the entrance. Bop the nut back
at the Business Scrub and he'll sell you an upgrade. Up to 30 Deku Sticks!
Deku Nuts (YL): Deku Nuts are found almost anywhere (enemies, pots,
bushes, etc.) They're used to stun enemies, but they usually don't destroy
the enemy altogether (use your sword after they're stunned.)
You first get Deku Nuts randomly in enemies, pots, rocks, etc. The first
upgrade is by wearing the Mask of Truth in the Forest Stage mask judging
contest in the past. If they like it, they'll upgrade you to 30. The last
upgrade is also in the Lost Woods. Go right, left, right, left, forward,
left, STOP! Before going right to the Sacred Forest Meadow, bomb the
boulder nearby and drop down the hole. Bop the nut back at the Business
Scrub and he'll upgrade you to 40....for a fee!
Fairy Ocarina (YL): Given to you by Saria when you leave Kokiri Forest.
Play using the A and C buttons (see Ocarina songs for notes.) The Fairy
Ocarina is soon "upgraded" to the Ocarina of Time.
Ocarina of Time (BL): Given to you by Princess Zelda as a kid. You use
this musical instrument to play songs according to their notes given.
Played just like the Fairy Ocarina. Some songs are powerful and useful
to reveal secrets (see Ocarina Songs.)
Lens of Truth (BL): Found in the bottom of the well in Kakariko Village
(see walkthrough.) Used to see through walls that you can walk through
or reveal boundaries or enemies. Most often used in the Shadow Temple
but useful for the Tresure Chest Game in the market (hint, hint!)
Hookshot (AL): Found in Dampé's grave after racing him. Used to hook onto
walls or black and white circular targets. Also can be used a weapon on
land or underwater. Upgrade to the longshot in the water temple (same uses
as the hookshot, only it's much longer!)
Bombs/Bomb Flowers (BL): You get your first bomb bag in Dodongo's Cavern
(see walkthrough.) Bombs are later found in stores or in pots, enemies,
bushes, rocks, etc. Bomb flowers are found in Goron City and Dodongo's
Cavern. It's a special bomb that grows again after it's been used. Used
to destroy enemies or blow up weak walls. Often used to reveal secret
grottos.
You get your first Bomb Bag with 20 bombs in Dodongo's Cavern. Your first
upgrade is in Goron City. Bomb the huge rolling Goron in the past near or
inside the tunnel on that floor and he'll upgrade you to 30 bombs. The
final upgrade is also in the past. The upgrade is a random prize in the
Market's Bombchu Bowling Game. Win it and you're boosted to 40 bombs.
Your first bomb bag holds 20 bombs, then you can upgrade it to 30, then
finally to 40.
Bombchu (BL): A cute mouse bomb that you can buy at the Bombchu shop in
the back alley of the market or find in small treasure chests. This bomb
is not often used, except in the Bombchu Bowling Game in the market as a
kid and a couple of times in the walkthrough. Bombchu has a timer and runs
when you drop it, blowing up whatever is nearby when the timer runs out.
Magic Beans (YL): Buy from Magic Bean Seller in Zora's River. Plant them
in soft soil as a kid and come back to them as an adult. The plant grows
and lifts you to heart pieces, rupees, secret grottos or just a tour of
the land! There are 10 soft soil locations (see Games), so there are 10
beans in total to buy (the price starts at 10 rupees, then increases by
10 for each seed you buy.) Then the Magic Bean Seller is sold out.
Din's Fire (BL): Found in the Great Fairy Fountain off Hyrule Castle.
Used as a weapon, to light torches, burn enemies, spider webs or
a wooden wall in the Shadow Temple. Uses Magic from the Magic Meter.
Farore's Wind (BL): Found in the Great Fairy Fountain in Zora's Fountain.
Used as a warping device in dungeons. Not used at all in the game, unless
you want to experiment with it :o)
Nayru's Love (BL): Found in the Great Fairy Fountain in Desert Collossus
next to the Spirit Temple. Used to protect Link from harm for a short
period of time. Again, not used at all, but you can experiment with it
if you want to :o)
Goron's Bracelet (YL): Given to you by Darunia in Goron City. Used to
grab bomb flowers and throw them. Upgrades to the Silver Gauntlets and
then the Golden Gauntlets later on, both used only as an adult.
You start with the Goron Bracelet as a kid given to you by Darunia in
Goron City. It helps you lift bomb flowers. As an adult, you won't have
the bracelet, but you'll get the Silver Gauntlets from the Spirit Temple
and the Golden Gauntlets in Ganon's Castle at the Shadow Barrier.
Scales (BL): You always start with the ability to dive three metres
before coming up for air. Upgrade to the silver scale to dive 6 metres
and then the golden scale to dive 8 metres.
You always start with the ability to dive 3 metres underwater. In the past,
win the Diving Game at Zora's Domain and get the Silver Scale to dive 6
metres. As an adult, catch a fish weighing at least 13 pounds (that's the
lowest I've caught to get the Scale, but maybe you can get it if it's at
least over 10 pounds) in Lake Hylia's Fishing Pond.
Magic Jars (small and large)(BL): Found in enemies, pots, bushes, rocks,
etc. Refills magic meter to a certain point, depending on its size.
Rupees (BL): The currency of Hyrule. Used to buy items or potions. Found
in bushes, pots, enemies, etc. or given as a prize in games or for doing
something for someone. They look like jewels.  Rupees come in different
colours for different price sizes. Green= 1, Blue or Silver= 5, Red= 20,
Purple= 50, Gold= 200
Empty Bottles (BL): These are useful to hold things. They can hold bugs,
fish, blue fire or the tiny red fairies. There are 4 bottles in total and
there is a trick in getting a 5th bottle as well (see Games)
Potions:
Red Potion (BL): Buy at Potion Shop or from a Business Scrub. Refills life
energy (health meter) to the very end.
Green Potion (BL): Buy at Potion Shop or from a Business Scrub. Refills magic
meter to the very end.
Blue Potion (BL): Buy from old hag in the other potion shop in the back room
of the main one (also called "ultimate potion"). Refills life and magic meters
to the very end.
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*Weapons*
Fairy Slingshot (YL): Found inside the Great Deku Tree (see walkthrough
for Kokiri Emerald.) The slingshot uses Deku seeds, which you carry in a
Deku Seed Bag. You start with a bag of 30 seeds, then upgrade to 40 and
finally 50.
First found with the Fairy Slingshot inside the Great Deku Tree with 30
seeds. The first upgrade is in the Lost Woods. Go right from the entrance
and shoot the bulls- eye (a blue 100 will show up) 3 times to receive the
upgrade to 40 seeds from the cute Deku Scrub!) The last upgrade is in the
Market's Shooting Gallery (see Games for info.) Win the game and get
upgraded to 50 seeds. The Fairy Slingshot is upgraded to the Fairy Bow
in the future.
Special Arrows:
Fire Arrows (AL): You receive these after finishing the Water Temple (see
walkthrough.) Used as a weapon or to light torches.
Ice Arrows (AL): You get this special prize for completing the Gerudo
Training Grounds (see Side Quests.)
Light Arrows (AL): You get these legendary arrows from Zelda when you
collect all the medallions (see walkthrough.)
Boomerang (YL): Found in Lord Jabu-Jabu's belly. Used to hit switches,
collect golden skulltula tokens too high to reach and stun or defeat
enemies. Quite useful as a kid weapon.
Fairy Bow (AL): Found in the Forest Temple. Uses regular arrows or the
special fire, ice or light arrows, which uses up magic on the Magic Meter.
Used as a weapon, to hit eyeball switches, or in the Gerudo Horse Archery
Game and Shooting Gallery. You start with 30 arrows, then upgrade to 40 and
the final upgrade is 50 arrows.
Arrows are first found with the Fairy Bow in the Forest Temple (30 arrows.)
First upgrade is in Kakariko Village. Win the game at the Shooting Gallery
as an adult and get upgraded to 40 arrows. The second upgrade is in Gerudo
Fortress. Easily (with practice) achieve over 1500 points for an upgraded
quiver that holds 50 arrows in total.
Megaton Hammer (AL): Found in the Fire Temple. Used to hit big rocks, rusty
switches or as a weapon. Very strong hammer.
Swords:
Kokiri Sword (YL): Found in Kokiri Forest. Pretty small.
Master Sword (AL): Found at the Temple of Time when you find all three
spiritual stones. Legendary sword. Pretty powerful.
Giant's Knife (AL): Can be bought from Biggoron in Goron City for 200 Rupees.
Big ripoff!!!! The sword breaks after a couple of strikes. Cannot use shield
with this sword as you hold it with two hands.
Biggoron Sword (AL): Given to you from Biggoron as an adult (see Side Quests).
Long time to get it, but worth it for it's very powerful. Again, you can't use
your shield, because you hold it with two hands.
Shields:
Deku Shield (YL): Bought in Kokiri Forest at the Kokiri Shop for 40 rupees.
Made of wood, so it burns easily, but useful for bouncing nuts back to Deku
Scrubs. If your shield burns, you lose it and must purchase it again for 40
rupees in Kokiri Forest or find it in a treasure chest somewhere (that happens
once in a while, instead of finding items in them).
Hylian Shield (BL): Found for free in a grave or bought for 80 rupees at a
bazaar. As a kid, it's only useful when climbing Death Mountain for the rock
rainfall (he only holds the shield over his head as a kid). As an adult, the
shield can be held in front of you to defend yourself. Bounces nuts back at
Deku scrubs.
Mirror Shield (AL): Found in Spirit Temple. Used to reflect light on suns in
Spirit Temple. Just as strong as the Hylian Shield. Cannot bounce nuts back
at scrubs.
Clothes:
Kokiri Tunic (YL): Given to you at the beginning of the game automatically.
Just a fashion thing, no real uses, unless you want a naked Link :o)
Goron Tunic (AL): Given to you by Darunia's child (named after you!!) in Goron
City. Worn to protect you from the heat of Death Mountain Crater, Fire Temple
and the Fire Barrier in Ganon's Castle.
Zora Tunic (AL): Given to you by King Zora. Used while walking underwater with
the Iron Boots to help you breathe.
Boots:
Kokiri Boots (YL): Like the Kokiri Tunic, given automatically to wear. No real
use, except to walk :o)
Iron Boots (AL): Found in the Ice Cavern. Used to walk underwater. Be sure to
wear the Zora Tunic while using the Iron Boots, otherwise Link can't breathe!!
Hover Boots (AL): Found in the Shadow Temple. Used to hover for a short period
of time over gaps and water, but you slide a little bit more in them. Not much
of a problem, but different.
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*Dungeon Items*
Dungeon Map (BL): Always found in dungeons to find your way around. Basically
I'm a human map with my walkthrough!
Compass (BL): Always found in dungeons to use with the map as a pointer to see
which way you're going.  Also reveals treasure chests and the boss door.
Boss Key (BL): Found in temples and some dungeons to go through the boss door
and challenge the boss!!
Small Keys (BL): Sometimes found in dungeons to open locked doors. Usually
found in a small treasure chest or can just be sitting there :o)
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*Special Items*
Golden Skulltula (BL): Found all over Hyrule. Collect a token for each
one you find and use them to free people under a curse in Kakariko
Village's House of Skulltula. You free each of the 5 children for 10
tokens at a time, then free the adult for 100 tokens (in other words,
all the Golden Skulltulas in the game!) Here is what you receive as a
reward for each person:
10 tokens: Adult's Wallet (ability to carry up to 200 rupees)
20 tokens: Stone of Agony (see this list for details)
30 tokens: Giant's Wallet (ability to carry up to 500 rupees; the
maximum)
40 tokens: 20 Bombchus
50 tokens: 1 Heart Piece
100 tokens: a Gold Rupee (200 rupees; can come back for more gold rupees
whenever.)
Heart Container (BL): You start with 3 Hearts and receive a new heart
container for every boss you defeat, except Ganondorf and Ganon, of
course. Collect 4 Heart Pieces to make one new heart container.
Heart Piece (BL): There are 36 Heart Pieces hidden all over Hyrule. These
make 9 new Heart Containers (see above) for a grand total of 20 hearts in
the health meter.
Masks (YL): Borrow masks from the Market's Happy Mask Shop and sell some to
people for a profit or loss! When you sell all the ones for sale, you get to
borrow the Mask of Truth to read Gossip Stones and other masks to wear for fun.
Wear them at the Forest Stage contest in Lost Woods for upgrades and rupees.
Stone of Agony (BL): Given as a reward for getting 20 Golden Skulltula tokens.
Used to reveal secret grottos. Only useful if you have Rumble Pak inserted in
your controller. When you have the stone, the Rumble Pak vibrates when you're
near a hole somewhere. Either play the Song of Storms or lay a bomb on the
ground and a hole should appear.
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*Kokiri Emerald*
Items/Weapons:  Deku Shield, Kokiri Sword, Fairy Slingshot, Kokiri Emerald,
Bigger Deku Seed Bag, Fairy Ocarina
Heart Pieces:  0  //  0/36
Golden Skulltulas:  3  //  3/100
Songs:  None
Getting the Deku Shield & Sword
After hearing the story of the game, you are in your own house. Exit to the
outside and your Kokiri friend, Saria, will call you. Climb down the ladder
and talk to her. She'll congratulate you on getting a fairy guardian and
tell you about the Great Deku Tree wanting to see you. Go right and find a
cave entrance. A Kokiri guy named Mido is blocking the entrance and says you
need a sword and shield before entering. Geez Louise, no need to get your
undies in a knot!
Okay, so find at least 40 rupees in the bushes. You can also enter Mido's
House (next to the boy with all the rocks) and find some Rupees in his
treasure chests (he he he!) After you have 40, find the red roofed store and
enter. By the way, before you enter the store, a Kokiri will call you. Z-
Target her and press A. She'll talk to you about Z-Targeting people. Anyway,
buy the *Deku Shield* inside the store.
Exit and go right. Go up a hill to where the Know-It-All-Brothers House and
a Kokiri Training Ground is. You can learn some new abilities here. Anyway,
enter the hole on the Training Ground. Be careful of the big boulder rolling
around. Follow it around until you can turn right. Then follow it around
more until you can turn right again. Open the chest and receive the *Kokiri
Sword*! Exit to the forest.
The Great Deku Tree
Press Start and go to the Equipment Subscreen where the sword and shield are
listed. Select both of them and press A. Now they are equipped. Press Start
to return to the game. Go back to Mido and show him your new equipment.
He'll finally let you enter. Using the sword, cut the Deku Babas to receive
Deku Sticks. You may want to equip them to the C-Button items (pause and go
to the Item Subscreen, highlight the Deku Sticks and press a C-Button,
except C-Up, then return to the game). Continue to the Great Deku Tree. He
will explain his problem and when you accept the challenge, enter the Deku
Tree to start the journey.
Getting the Dungeon Map & Slingshot
This room will be referred to as the main room. Once inside, go left to a
ladder. Go up and around until you reach a treasure chest. Open it to
receive the Dungeon Map. Go around more and enter the door there. Use the
shield to bop a nut back at the Deku Scrub. Chase him and when you're close
enough, he'll give up and offer a good hint. Continue through the newly
opened door.
Jump on the platform and then across to another chest. Open it to get the
*Fairy Slingshot*. You cannot exit using the platform, so use the slingshot
and hit the ladder on the wall to drop it. Climb back up and backtrack to
the main room. Use the slingshot on the spiders to clear the wall. Climb up
to the top floor. Go around until you find another door. Enter!
Step on the switch on the right and use the platforms as a path. Quickly
cross to a chest and open it to get the compass.  In this room, defeat the
Big Skulltula and get the *Golden Skulltula* behind it.  To return to the
main room, use a Deku Stick on the lit torch to light the other one and open
the door.
Back in the main room, beat a Giant Skulltula. Look below. There is a big
spider web covering a giant hole. With a great amount of force, you can jump
down from here and break the web. Land in the centre of the web or it won't
work. When you break the web, you'll drop down to a watery basement.
In here, get the *Golden Skulltula* on the ivy wall and another *Golden
Skulltula* on the bars covering a tunnel.  Climb up a platform and jump on
the switch to light a torch. Use it to light a Deku Stick and walk over the
shallow part of the water to another platform (the one you can reach
easiest). Use the lit stick on the spider web to burn it and reveal a door.
Enter it, of course!
Bop another Deku Scrub and you'll be given another important hint. Remember
this numeric order: 2 3 1 (he says twenty-three is number one, which,
according to Nintendo, may be referring to Michael Jordan, number 23 is
number 1! Cute!!) Anyway, use the slingshot to hit a yellow eyeball switch
on the wall. Enter the newly unlocked door. Another puzzle....
Navi mentions diving underwater to find some interesting things. Dive
underwater to find a switch. When you hit it, the water lowers, so you can
use the platform without being hit by the rotating bar with sharp spikes on
it! Quickly, get on the platform and cross over the water. Beat the Giant
Skulltula and push the block right over (Navi will explain pushing, pulling
and climbing blocks.) Climb the box to a door and enter.
Light the two torches with a Deku Stick to enter the next room. Avoid
walking into the centre of the room as some annoying enemies will drop down
(see the eggs on the ceiling?) Light a Deku Stick using the lit torch and
burn more spider webs. One opening has a Deku Scrub and a wall. You can
later return here to bomb the wall and get a Golden Skulltula.  I'll bring
it up again later.  Burn the other wall and enter the tunnel.
We are now on the high platform you couldn't reach before. Push the block
into the water to create a jumping path to the other side. Go over to the
torch and light a stick up. Use the box to go back to the big spider web
and burn it (press the C Button the stick is designated to and swing it).
You'll drop down to an area with three scrubs. Remember 2 3 1? Bop the
Scrubs in order (middle, right, left). When you bop the scrub on the
left, he'll give you a hint on beating the boss you'll soon face: Queen
Ghoma. Enter the door and face the boss: Queen Ghoma.
Use Deku Nuts or the Fairy Slingshot to stun her. When she's stunned,
slash that red eye with the sword. I've heard that using Deku Nuts can
freeze the game, but I've used them many times before with no problem. You
can hit her when her eye turns red when she's on the ceiling laying her
eggs. Otherwise, beat the Ghoma Larva that are released, then repeat the
process on the Queen until she's gone. She takes 10 sword slashes before
she's gone.
When this easy boss is finished, collect the Heart Container and step into
the blue light. You'll be transported outside the Deku Tree and you'll hear
another story. Then the Deku Tree will give you your first Spiritual Stone:
the *Kokiri Emerald*, then he will slowly pass away. How sad :o(
Unfortunately, you couldn't do anything to stop that. When you go to exit
the area, Mido will block you and tell you it's all your fault
(naturally...)
Heading to Hyrule
Head to the upper level of the forest and into the Lost Woods.  Take the
path right to find a target across the way.  Use your Fairy Slingshot to
hit the bulls-eye three times in a row (three 100s appear).  A Deku Scrub
will reward you with an item upgrade, the *Bigger Deku Seed Bag* which
holds a maximum of 40 seeds.  Now, you are ready to continue to Hyrule
Field.
Exit and go to the other side of the forest across from where you are and
the little boy won't be blocking the area anymore. When you exit the
forest and are crossing the bridge, Saria will stop you and give you the
*Fairy Ocarina*, a very helpful item. Another sad moment :o( When I first
played this game, I thought it was so sad that I did something wrong! But,
no, you are supposed to leave and you won't die like the Kokiri would, as
you are really a Hylian. You'll learn this later on. Sorry if I spoiled
a big secret for you!
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*Learning Songs Before Moving On*
Items/Weapons:  Empty Bottle #1, Biggest Deku Seed Bag, Empty Bottle #2,
Adult Wallet,
Hylian Shield, Goron's Bracelet
Heart Pieces:  7  //  7/36
Golden Skulltulas:  9  //  12/100
Songs:  Zelda's Lullaby, Epona's Song, Saria's Song, Sun's Song
The Market
When you exit the forest, you will be in Hyrule Field. An owl named Kaepora
Gaebora will stop you and explain the map subscreen to you. Anyway, continue
forward to a drawbridge. As a kid, you can only enter during the day. If it
turns to night, wait patiently. The Stalchildren come out to bug you, but
they are quite easy to ignore or beat.
When it's daytime, enter the market and go through the door on the side.
This area is more important when you're an adult, but you can enter if you
need rupees and to get a *Golden Skulltula*. Once inside the market, you can
explore by entering doors, talking to people and playing games.
For your final Deku Seed Upgrade, enter the Shooting Gallery and win for the
*Biggest Deku Seed Bag*.  The Bombchu Bowling and Mask Shop won't be open for
you yet, so that's basically it for games.
Find a small redheaded girl who says her dad went to the castle to deliver
milk but hasn't come back yet. Take the path where you can see a castle in the
distance. The owl will appear again to explain time passing by in some areas
and not in others. A guard is blocking the area and you can't enter. You have
to wait to see the redhead again anyway (her name is Malon).  Exit to the
market and she's gone.
Meeting Princess Zelda
Come back to the castle area and wait a day or so (time passes here, but not
in the market).  Bang into the tree at night for a *Golden Skulltula*.  Malon
appears by the vines on the wall across from the tree.  When she appears,
she'll give you an egg. Climb the vines beside her and fall down the hole
further up. Enter the door and you're on the other side of the gate.
Wait until nighttime to sneak past the guards as they can't see as well. When
it's nighttime, walk along the side of the hill a bit, then walk up to where
a couple of flowers are. Walk across to a stone portion of the wall. Climb up
and jump down into the water (strangely, the guards don't react to water
splashing!) Make your way around and you'll see some boxes and a guy sleeping.
This is a dead end until your egg hatches. When it does, equip it to a C-
button, then stand next to the sleeping guy (Talon).
Take out the rooster and he'll wake up (make sure you're standing slightly
above him near his head.) Talk to him and he'll run back to the ranch. Pull
the box closest to you all the way forward and then push it all the way onto
a ledge. Pull the other box all the way forward and push it on top of the
other one (you'll hear a chime.) Climb on top of the box and jump over to a
little hole in the wall. Crawl through to the Castle Courtyard.
This is fun! Sneak past the guards in each little area of the courtyard. Make
your way to a new room with nice music playing. Go forward to a girl looking
out the window. Behold Princess Zelda in all her glory :o) She'll talk to you
about Ganondorf and all about Hyrule's legend, plus give you a letter to show
the guard blocking Death Mountain's entrance.
When she's finished talking, you can exit, but do you really want to go
through all the guards again? I didn't think so and neither did the game's
creators, because Zelda's guardian, Impa, will lead you out of the castle and
also teach you your first Ocarina song, Zelda's Lullaby. This song is quite
important in the game. When she leads you outside, she'll mention that the
Spiritual Stone of Fire is in Goron City and she'll show you Death Mountain,
where the city is located. Before we go up Death Mountain, we need a few
things.
Epona's Song
First, go southwest to Lon Lon Ranch. Enter the door on the left and you'll
meet up with Talon again. You can play the cucco game with him to get
your first *Empty Bottle* (see the mini- game section for details.) You can
also go to the door on the right from the ranch entrance and talk to Ingo, a
disgruntled employee :o) Finally, enter the ranch and go in the fenced-in area.
Talk to Malon and she shows you Epona, the horse you will use in the future.
Stand in front of her and pull out the ocarina. She should teach you Epona's
Song. If that doesn't work, talk to her a few times and then try again. While
here, enter the stone building in the back of the ranch.  Inside, move the
boxes to the right and crawl through the hole to collect a *Heart Piece*.
Within the ranch, bang into the tree off Talon's area for another *Golden
Skulltula*.  Exit to Hyrule Field and go back to Kokiri Forest.
Saria's Song
Climb up to the higher level and into the Lost Woods.  Go right to where you
got your seed upgrade and drop down in that area.  Stand on the tree stump to
summon two Skull Kids.  Use your Fairy Ocarina and mimic the notes they play.
You may need to write them down as they become more complicated.  Continue
playing until you win a *Heart Piece*.
Climb back up and continue left (facing the target behind you), right, left,
forward, left, right to the Sacred Forest Meadow. Beat the Wolfos to open the
gate and go through the maze (go right, left, left, right, right, forward over