Zelda: The Ocarina Of Time cheats:
Items
Note: Button presses are described in Nintendo 64 version format.
Use the equivalent button on the Gamecube controller when playing
that version.
Hidden pictures:
Go to where Zelda is met for the first time. Look into
the window on her left, as you enter. Pictures of Yoshi, Princess
Toadstool, Mario, Bowser and Luigi can be seen. Look from different
angles to see them all. Throw something into the window with Mario
to receive 20 rupees. Throwing something into the other window
will result in a lit bomb being thrown back at Link.
Information in this section was contributed by Nash Brown.
As a child, go to Lon Lon ranch and a little girl will be singing.
Look down at her shirt to see a small Bowser emblem.
Information in this section was contributed by SLiMShAdY26190.
When you enter Zelda's castle and talk to her near the end of
the game as Adult Link, on your right is a picture of Luigi and
Mario.
Information in this section was contributed by Milleniumdivas2.
When you first exit from Links house, look to your left (when
facing the house). You will see a couple of drawings on Link's
house. Hold C-Up to see them better.
Information in this section was contributed by RHINO0187.
When you talk to Princess Zelda, after you have collected the
Forest Stone from the Deku Tree, both sides of the courtyard have
windows. On one side are three to four pictures of other Nintendo
characters. The other side appears to be empty. However, if you
shoot a Deku Seed with the Fairy Sling Shot at the empty window,
you will see a little "Easter egg" from the programmers.
Information in this section was contributed by Aveagle313.
Breaking open boxes:
To break open a regular brown wooden box, just run
at it and press A. Link will roll and smash open the box.
This is useful when finding all the chickens and to get a Skulltula
in the Marketplace room with the pots.
Information in this section was contributed by ryne182.
Items from trees:
Roll into a tree in Hyrule field or in a town. The
tree will randomly give Rupees, Hearts, Deku Nuts or other items,
but at times will not give anything. Note: If you roll into the
tree near a bunch of stones in a circle at Hyrule Castle, a golden
Skulltula will appear. This trick also works at the tree closest
to the entrance at Kakario village and Zora's river.
Information in this section was contributed by Joseph Carlson.
Potions:
Information in this section was contributed
by Nick.
Green potion
Found at Kakoiro town and the Market. It fills the magic meter.
Red potion
Found at Kakoiro town and the Market. It fills up your all
of your hearts.
Blue potion
Found at Kakoiro Town only. Go behind the potion shop and
climb the steps. Enter the door and you will be in the Blue Potion
Shop. Talk to the lady and you will get the Blue potion. You must
get the Biggoron's sword (broken) to do this. The Blue potion
fills both your magic and heath.
Finding the key at the Treasure Box Shop:
Go to the Treasure Box Shop in the Market at night
as a child. Talk to the man to get the first key, then use the
Lens of Truth to learn which box contains the key.
Information in this section was contributed by Derek Barnes.
At night as a child, go in the back alley to the key shop. Play
the game and if you choose the right chest the first time, choose
the following chests in a zig-zag pattern to will win every time.
Information in this section was contributed by Bobbie Richardson.
Free key in the Gerudo Training Grounds:
Go into the lava room in which you must collect silver
rupees in the Gerudo Training Grounds. Stand on the first platform
and use the Song Of Time. You can jump to the two time blocks
and grab the key above. If you keep going ahead, you will find
the key room where you open the locked doors. You will find three
treasure chests there. Do not open the door to the left. Only
go to the right when you enter the key room in the entrance of
the training ground. Note: Once you go back into the lava room,
you will have to retrieve all the rupees you collected earlier.
This is also another way to go through the room with only a hookshot.
Information in this section was contributed by SLILORD.
Link's records:
Look to the left of Links bed and press A. You
can read all of Link's records that he accomplishes through the
game.
Information in this section was contributed by Ben Gogarty.
Recommended equipment for temples:
Information in this section was contributed
by Cheatfreak62.
Forest Temple: Master Sword, Hyrule Shield, Kokiri Tunic, Kokiri
Boots
Fire Temple: Master Sword, Hyrule Shield, Goron Tunic, Kokiri
Boots
Water Temple: Master Sword, Hyrule Shield, Zora Tunic, Kokiri
Boots/Iron Boots
Shadow Temple: Master Sword, Hyrule Shield, Kokiri Tunic, Hover
Boots
Spirit Temple: Master Sword, Mirror Shield, Kokiri Tunic, Kokiri
Boots
Fairy fountain locations:
After getting the Goron's Bracelet and the Bomb Bag, search Hyrule
Field for suspicious looking boulders for a fairy fountain.
In the same tomb where a Hylian Shield is found, destroy the wall
to find a fairy fountain.
On the way to Zora's Domain, move along the green shores of Zora'a
River. Bomb a boulder at this location to discover a fairy fountain
beneath it.
When leaving the Sacred Forest meadow, a ladder will appear on
a hedge. This leads to a clearing that contains a boulder. A fairy
fountain is under the boulder.
In the watery paradise of Zora's Domain, play the Song of Storms
to open a hole in a platform. The hole leads to a fountain below.
In the dry desert after playing the Song of Storms, a hole will
open up in the ground that will lead to a fairy fountain.
Information in this section was contributed by Jesse Smith.
Hint: Red Fairy locations:
Note: This does not include Gossip Stones. Navi will
always turn green at the correct location to stand at. You must
touch them all for this to work. Note: Any Gossip Stone will pass
one out if you play the Song Of Storms in front of them, but these
other locations were not easy to find.
Information in this section was contributed by airikitascave.
1. Hyrule Field, water to entrance of Zora's River. Song Of Storms.
2. Hole in Death Mountain, past the boulders, before the path,
in the puddle past the cow. Song Of Storms.
3. In the Lost Woods by the water to Zora's River. Song Of Storms.
4. Down the hole before the entry to Lake Hylia, in the fenced
area. Song Of Storms.
5. In the entrance of the Gerudo's Training Grounds. Song Of Storms.
6. In the Royal Family's Tomb, at the skull that says a hint to
the Sun's Song. Sun's Song.
7. In Lake Hylia, the right pedestal where you get the Fire Arrows.
Sun's Song.
8. Down a hole in Kokiri Forest before the entrance to the Forest
Maze, after the Deku Shrub. Sun's Song.
9. Shadow Temple, the platform where the Stalfos is in the guillotine
chamber. Song Of Storms.
10. By the flag on Death Mountain. Sun's Song.
11. Shadow Temple, where the first Beamos is located after you
hover to the "tongue". Song Of Storms.
12. Shadow Temple, in the room that is past the door under the
eye that shoots flames. Sun's Song.
13. Ganon's Castle, where you destroy a Beamos in the Spirit Chamber.
Sun's Song.
14. Beside the pot of lava in the Thieves Hideout kitchen. Sun's
Song. Be careful, it can turn to night or day if you missed the
spot and go back to the entrance that you came in.
15. Ice Cavern, in the middle of the spinning spike block, first
one. Song Of Storms.
16. Bottom of the well, behind the corridor with two rows of pots
in B3 where the Re-Dead is located. Sun's Song.
17. Spirit Temple, past the boulder corridor, in the room with
the Like-Like, same place as the chest. Sun's Song
18. Spirit Temple, under the light beam in the room with the four
Armos. Sun's song. Note: Navi does not turn green in this specific
area..
Easy Fairies:
When you are a child, take out a Deku Stick and hold
it near a butterfly. If it lands on the stick, it will turn into
a Fairy.
Information in this section was contributed by Andrew Breen.
You can summon a Great Fairy by playing Zelda's Lullaby.
Information in this section was contributed by Clayton Willhlem.
More money with Arrows Of Light:
After getting the Arrows Of Light from Zelda, you will
not have any problems with money, even if you do not have all
golden Skulltulas. Just go to Lake Hylia or another location with
enemies and kill them with the Arrows Of Light. You will always
get a purple rupee (worth 50 rupees). This does not work with
spiders on the walls or enemies who always give the same thing,
such as the Poes.
Information in this section was contributed by Raffael Müller.
Note: This trick also works with bats.
Information in this section was contributed by Nin10dolord.
Finding a Deku Seed bags:
Go to the Lost Woods. After entering, turn right and
continue forward to a ledge with a fence and ladder to the left.
A metal circular object will be suspended from a tree at this
location. Shoot it three times exactly in the center with the
slingshot and to receive the bag. A "100" will flash
when your shot hits the center. You must score "100"
three times in a row. The bag will hold 40 seeds.
Information in this section was contributed by ryne182.
As a child, after you get the Deku Seed bag that holds 40 seeds,
go either to the Shooting Gallery in Hyrule Castle Town or the
Lost Woods (the place that the two Skull Kids are at with the
silver bulleye). If you go to the Shooting Gallery, hit all 10
Rupees to get the bigger bag. If you go to the Lost Woods, you
will have to hit the center of the target three times or the outside
of the target thirty times. After that, a Deku Scrub will spit
out the 50-seed bag. Going to the Lost Woods is recommended because
you will save 20 Rupees if you do so. Note: If you run out of
seeds at the Lost Woods, you will have to get more. If you run
out, the Deku Scrub will restart the counting cycle. When you
hit the center of the target the number "100" will appear.
When you hit the outside of the target, the number "30"
will appear.
Information in this section was contributed by Power Gamer 2.
To get the Deku Seed bag, go into the Lost Forest. Find the area
where you can climb down. If you are at the correct one, you should
see a round disk hanging from a tree. Shoot it in the middle three
times and a Deku Scrub will come out and give you a bag.
Information in this section was contributed by Gex.
Easy Deku Sticks:
To get 20 Deku Sticks, go to the Lost Woods, where
you see a Deku shrub seller. Talk to him and get 20 Deku Sticks.
To get 30 Deku Sticks, make sure you have the Skull mask and go
to the part in the Lost Woods where you see two Deku shrub sellers.
Go straight forward and fall in a grotto hidden in the tall grass.
If you do not fall in it right away, keep moving around in there
until you do. You will see an open place with a plant thing to
the right. Put on your Skull mask and walk forward in front of
where you see nothing. A large number of Deku Scrubs will appear,
and look and seem as if they are communicating with one another.
They will then jump around and the King Deku scrub will appear
and give you the ability to hold up to 30 Deku Sticks. Note: Other
masks will have different effects on the scrubs.
Information in this section was contributed by Slyguy1500.
Bomb Bags:
Play at the Bomachu Bowling Ally in the market. Keep
playing until she says that you can win a Bomb Bag. Win and get
a Bomb Bag that holds thirty bombs. Next, as a child go to the
third floor in the Goron City. You will see a giant rolling Goron.
Blow him up. He will get mad at you. Keep blowing him up, and
after the sixth to eighth time he will give up and give you a
Bomb Bag that holds forty bombs as a reward.
Information in this section was contributed by Slyguy1500.
To get a Bomb Bag, go up the mountain into the Goron City. Lay
a bomb in the path of the large rolling Goron. Note: You must
do this under the overhang of rock.
Information in this section was contributed by Gex.
Getting heart piece above Dodongo's cavern
as a child:
Go up to where the bomb flower used for opening the
cavern is located. Throw the bomb flower somewhere so you can
use Z-targeting. Then, hold back on the Analog-stick and
do a back flip. If done properly, you should land on the mesa-type
platform. Although you will lose hearts from the fall, you will
regain them when the heart piece is in Link's hands.
Information in this section was contributed by Eric.
Heart piece in Kakariko Village:
When you get a Longshot, you can get on the roof of
Granny's potion shop. An easier way is to go to the windmill with
the fence in front of it. Get on the section right in front of
the door. Now the roof is accessible by a Hookshot.
Information in this section was contributed by Anh Tran.
There is an easy way to get this Heart piece as a child. Climb
on the lookout tower and go as far forward as you can. Use Z Targeting
(you will not actually target anything) and run to the left side
of the tower, while still facing forward. Keep running and the
Action Button should turn to "Jump". Press A
and to hang off of the big fence near the house. Climb on to it,
then jump up to the roof of the house. Talk to the man, and he
will give you the Piece of Heart.
The Giant's Knife:
Go to Goron City as young Link. On one of the floors
is a wall that appears questionable. Blow it up, then keep destroying
the other walls behind it. Talk to the big may to learn that he
is working on a weapon. Return as older Link to receive the Giant's
Knife. Note: It will break with about five swings.
Information in this section was contributed by D Generate Three Sixteen
and DMccar2945.
before The Giant's Knife breaks, it is the best sword in the game.
It is even better than the Big Goron sword because it is slightly
more damaging. Even after it breaks, it is still useable. The
only problem is that it is now as short as the Kokiri sword. It
does suffer from less damage after it breaks. You can buy another
one after it breaks, but this is not recommended. Only use it
before it breaks on a Boss or similar enemy to get its full potential.
Information in this section was contributed by Cory Armstrong.
Getting Gold Skulltulas:
Capture a bug in a bottle and drop them on some soft
soil, where Link would put some Magic Beans. A Gold Skulltula
will appear. Kill it and get your new found token. This works
on all of them except the soft soil spot right next to the man
that sells the Magic Beans.
Information in this section was contributed by John Kary.
Unlimited Skulltulas:
Go outside Hyrule Castle as young Link to where Talon
is met. There will be a tree at that location. Play the Song of
Storms and a grotto will appear. Enter the grotto, destroy the
walls with a bomb, and kill the Skullata. Use the boomerang to
get the token while doing a back flip to escape. Keep repeating
this to get unlimited Skulltulas. Note: If done incorrectly. reset
game and try again.
Information in this section was contributed by YanksVinny,
JRPikaDude, rembrandtsphoto,
and SockingGoalie49.
The Boomerang is required for the following trick. Go to the hole
in the ground by Lon Lon Ranch where a Skulltula can be found.
Go down and kill the Skulltula, but do not collect the coin right
away. Use the boomerang to get the Skulltula, and before you get
the boomerang back to you, backflip into the warp portal. If done
correctly, the screen will blank will display "You got"
without finishing the sentence. Repeat this to collect over 100
coins.
Information in this section was contributed by Ronian12.
As a child after getting the Song Of Storms, go to the place where
Zelda is located, but do not enter the castle. There is a tree
there. Go to it and play the Song Of Storms. A hole will appear.
Jump in it and use three bombs on the three walls and a Skulltala
will appear. Hit it with your boomerang and throw it at the spirit.
Go out, fall, and repeat.
Information in this section was contributed by Luigia001.
Go to Gerudo Valley. Go to the overhang of Hyrule Field before
you enter Gerudo Valley. There should be a circle of rocks with
a yellow rock in the middle. Bomb this and go down. Walk straight
forward and use Din's Fire. Two webs will burn. Go through the
one on the Right. kill the Skulltula and Z-target the token. Go
back as far as possible without losing your lock on, then throw
your boomerang. Go back and get on the square thing. The dialogue
box will appear with no text. Then, go back onto Hyrule Field.
Repeat this as many times as desired.
Information in this section was contributed by Robert Bland.
Getting the Biggest Quiver:
Enter the archery game as an adult after getting the
Gerudo Membership Card. It costs 20 rupees to play, but is worth
it. Play the first time and get 1,000 points and to receive a
Heart Container. Play the game a second time and get 1,500 points
and to receive the Biggest Quiver, which holds up to fifty arrows.
When starting the archery game, aim for the bulls-eye and fire
to get 100 points each time. Also shoot at the target at the end.
When you come around the end target, aim for the clay jars. Shoot
them to collect 100 points per jar. Keep getting 100's on the
targets and successfully shoot all the clay jars to get the required
1,500 points for the Biggest Quiver.
Information in this section was contributed by canajusa.
Getting the Golden Gauntlets:
Go to the shadow room in Ganon's Castle. When you enter
the room, you will see green rubble. Destroy it so it does not
get in your way. then longshot to the torch that you see. Next,
longshot yourself to the Like Like and destroy it. Get Fire Arrows
and shoot the torch. When catches on fire, use the Lens Of Truth
and go for the switch on the right. Get on it and a treasure box
will appear. Longshot over and open it to get the Golden Gauntlets.
Information in this section was contributed by Spanishromeo12.
Illegal fishing lure (sinking lure):
Use the following steps to get a better fishing lure
that can catch more fish. As an adult, walk to the log that is
sticking out in the pond. Walk around on it awhile to find a sinking
lure, that can catch fish almost every time. Note: The lure may
only be used once, and if used to catch a record weight fish,
the counterman will not give Link a prize. The sign on the tank
will also be marked with "With illegal fishing lure".
Information in this section was contributed by Brian Bush
and Pika312.
To get the sinking lure at the fishing pond, walk along the walls
and you will eventually find it.
Information in this section was contributed by David Bray.
The sinking lure may be found more than once. For example, in
one game it can be found for the first time in the little stream
by the rocks by the wall in the fishing pond. Quit fishing, then
return a few minutes later. Walk on the log in the water, then
go over to the same location to find the sinking lure again.
Information in this section was contributed by Aaron Shoun.
Play the fishing game by using the Scarecrow's Song or complete
the Water Temple as an adult. Get up to it in Lake Hylia. Go across
the pond to where the lily pads are located. Walk around for a
short while and you should find the sinking lure. This is the
only way you can catch the 20 pound eel in the middle of the pond,
because it stays at the bottom. The reward for this fish is the
Golden Scale, which allows you to dive 12 feet underwater.
Information in this section was contributed by robert richardson.
Catching big fish:
Cast at the logs or sticks in the water. You can catch
a 22 lb. fish at those locations.
Information in this section was contributed by Pika312.
Catching the Loach:
When fishing in the Hylian Pond, you may see a strange
looking fish that resembles like a eel with fins. That is the
Hylian Loach. You can Z-target all other fish, but the only time
you can get a lock on the Loach is when it comes up for air. When
it does you will hear a popping sound. However, after it reaches
the bottom, you will lose your targetting. First find the sinking
lure. Then find out where the Loach is located. Press C-Up,
center the screen on it, then cast. Your lure has to go over him
if you want to catch it. Use the Analog-stick and slowly
move it in various directions. Your lure should come on top of
the Loach. It weighs around 15 pounds so it should not give you
much trouble when reeling it in. Do not cast too far over it --
while you are trying to pull your lure toward the Loach another
fish will go for the lure and pull it off track. If you ask the
man to weigh it he will give you 50 rupees and put the Loach back
because there are very few of them left.
Information in this section was contributed by Jay House.
The Zora Tunic and Iron Boots are required for this trick. Go
to the bottom of the lake so you can see the Loach. Stay a short
distance away from, it and you can see the fish swimming in a
circle. Get the sinking lure and throw it in the middle of the
fish to catch a 22 lb. fish and get 100 rupees from the man.
Information in this section was contributed by Rockinroad.
Go to the Fishing Pond immediately before the rooster crows or
wolf howls. When you go in, the water should be all cloudy and
misty. That is when you know the Hyrule Loach is there. Rent a
rod and find the sinking lure (which should be on the log or near
the rock around the little stream). Once you find the sinking
lure, walk in the water and look around for a long eel-like fish
(the Loach). Walk out the water and cast the lure, making sure
that it is about a foot or so in front of the Loach's face, and
wait. He should go up for air. After he goes up for air for the
fourth of fifth time, he should see the lure and go after it.
Press B a couple times and he should bite the lure. Just
reel him in. He weighs up from 30-35 pounds. When you catch the
Hyrule Loach, the man will only give you 50 rupees since the Loach
is a rare species. This will only work when the water is cloudy
-- that is the only time the Loach appears (80%). The Loach will
only go for the lure on the fifth or sixth time he goes up for
air (or even longer) -- press B button every time he goes
up for air, and your chances of catching him are greater.
Information in this section was contributed by NOLEAFCLOVER0069.
Walk into the fishing pond immediately when the rooster crows
in the morning. The pond will be misty and the Loach will be out
playing with its baby.
Information in this section was contributed by ZViperIII.
Do not get the Sinking Lure, instead use your original Rod. As
an adult, the Loach is there only once in a while but always at
the same location. When you enter the Fishing Pond, it is at the
left leaves. It only changes position when you scare it by walking
nearby. Then, it will be in the center of the pond and will be
unable to be caught. You must catch him while he is in the leaves.
The best location to stand at is the small stream between the
rocks in the water. To do this without scaring the Loach, when
you enter the pond, go to the right until you get there. Use the
Iron Boots to see if it is there before trying. Also, there are
two other fishes that make it more difficult to catch the Loach.
If you throw your rod and the other fish grab it, you hear the
"enemy" sound and the Loach will be gone. If the other
fish catch your lure, do not do anything. Just wait until it is
off. The fish that it was on will swim to the middle of the pond
and you will not have trouble with it any more. Repeat this if
needed until the Loach remains in the leaves. Throw the rod again
in the leaves and reel it in with the Analog-stick as quickly
as possible. If you do not reel fast enough, it will not grab
it. Repeat this till you get him, then reel him in. Note: When
you are child, there are two Loaches, one in the left leaves,
and one in the right. Use the same strategy to catch them.
Information in this section was contributed by Mike.
Golden Scale:
Go to the fishing pond at Lake Hylia at night. Fish
until you catch a 20 lb. fish. Go to the shop owner and select
"Weigh my fish". He will tell you that you have broken
the record and give you the Golden Scale. This allows you able
to dive deeper than with the Sliver Scale.
Information in this section was contributed by E.L..
Hat lure:
Go to the fishing pond as an adult. The owner will
now be wearing a hat. Cast at him and to steal his hat. Do not
give it back and you can use it as a lure. He will charge you
for it when it is used.
Information in this section was contributed by Pika312
Go to the fishing game at Lake Hylia, and cast the rod at the
man at the counter. If you catch his hat, get the sinking lure
(as explained in the "Illegal fishing lure (sinking lure)"
hint. The hat will disappear and the man will never have it again.
Note: This will not work if the sinking lure has already been
collected.
Information in this section was contributed by Brillo2.
Free Lon Lon Milk:
Approach any cow with an empty bottle and play Epona's
Song. The song will remind the cow of the pasture, and will give
Link free milk.
Information in this section was contributed by Brian Bush.
Ocarina flats and sharps:
Hold R and press one of the Ocarina playing
buttons to make a sharp note, or Z to make a flat.
Information in this section was contributed by Brian Bush.
Iron Boots in Shadow Temple:
When in the Shadow Temple, use the Iron Boots when
near the fans. The fans will blow Link back without the extra
weight of the boots.
Information in this section was contributed by Sambam
and Underground85.
Mask Of Truth:
As Young Link, go to the Happy Masks shop near the
Temple Of Time after it opens when you have talked to the guard
who lets you up Death Mountain and asks you to get a mask. The
mask he wants is called the Keaton Mask and is worth ten rupees.
Get it and take it to the guard. After that, go back to the shop
and pay the money for the mask and get the Skull Mask. Take this
to the lone Skull Kid in the Forbidden Woods, left from the start
of the woods. He will buy it. Go back to the shop and get the
Scary Mask. Take this to the kid who is at the graveyard during
the day. He will buy it. Go back to the shop and get the Bunny
Hood mask. This is the hardest mask to sell, as you have to look
around the Hyrule Fields for the marathon runner, then wait until
night when he stops running to talk to him. Note: You must put
on the mask; you have to talk to the man with it on. When you
have done all of this you will get the Mask of Truth from the
Happy Mask shop. You will now have the ability to talk to Gossip
Stones.
Information in this section was contributed by Zeldarado.
Getting the three tunics:
There are three tunics that can be found in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by andres aloi.
Kokiri Tunic
As a child and adult, you will start with this tunic.
Zora Tunic
You can buy it as an adult. For 300 rupees. Or, after getting
blue fire (buy it or find it in the ice cavern), burn the diamond
that surrounds King Zora. He will give you the tunic.
Goron Tunic
You can buy it as an adult. For 200 rupees. Or, as an adult,
bomb the little rolling Goron. He will talk to you for a while.
He will give it to you after you ask the two questions .
Finding the Goron Bracelet:
Enter Goron City. Go to the bottom floor with the statue
and stand on the carpet. Play Zelda's Lullaby to open the door.
Once inside, stand in front of big brother (the Big Goron), and
play Saria's Song. He will then dance. After he stops dancing,
he will compliment the tune that you played and present you with
the Goron Bracelet.
Information in this section was contributed by Rlarocket.
Deku Shield:
Enter the Dodongo's Cavern. Go to the left, get the
Bomb Flower, and explode the breakable walls. Behind one of the
walls is a Business Scrub. For 50 rupees, he will give you a Deku
Shield.
Information in this section was contributed by Blueshark145.
Water Tunic:
You can get the Water Tunic by unfreezing King Zora.
You have to be at least at the Ice Cavern as an adult. The Ice
Cavern is near where Jabu-Jabu was located.
Information in this section was contributed by Letins7712.
Big Sword:
The Big Sword will break after a few tries, but if
you perform a series of tasks later in the game you will get another
one that never breaks.
Information in this section was contributed by josephpowers.
Getting Biggoron's Sword:
Use the following long trading sequence as an adult
to get Biggoron's Sword. Go to the lady that gave young Link the
empty bottle, when her Cuccos were rescued. She will give Link
a Pocket Cucco egg. Wait for the egg to hatch, then bring it to
Talon in Kakariko Village. Bring the Cucco back to the lady, to
receive Cojiro, the Blue Cucco. Go to the Lost Woods, then turn
left at the entrance. Give Cojiro to the man to receive an Odd
Mushroom, which will spoil if too much time is wasted. Rush to
the Potion shop in Kakariko Village, then go left into the room.
Run into the shop to the right, then give the Mushroom to the
lady at that location. She will give Link an Odd Potion. Hurry
back to the Lost Woods. The man will be gone, but a Kokiri will
be here. Give the Potion to her to receive the Poacher's Saw.
Ride the horse to Gerudo Valley. There is a broken bridge here,
so whip Epona to jump it. Give the saw to the carpenter that is
outside to receive Biggoron's Broken Sword. Go to the top of Death
Mountain, then walk to the right. Biggoron will appear, rubbing
his eyes. He has an eye infection and will give link a Prescription.
Bring the Prescription to King Zora after he has been unfrozen
to receive the Eyeball frog, an ingredient for the Eyedrops. Hurry
to the Lakeside Laboratory at Lake Hylia and give the Eyeball
Frog to the Old Man. He will give Link the Eyedrops. Hurry back
up to the Death Mountain Summit and ive the Eyedrops to Biggoron.
After using them, he will give Link a Claim Check. Wait three
days (play the Sun's Song six times to quickly pass the time),
give him back the Claim Check to receive Biggoron's Sword. This
weapon is twice as powerful as the Master Sword, and will not
break like the Giant's Knife. Note: If Link is late during any
of the time-sensitive parts of the trade, the game will restart
back at the person you need to give the item to, and allow another
try. Ocarina songs may not be used to teleport to a location during
the trade.
Information in this section was contributed by Brian Bush,
Mike Balentine, and
Cheatmaster.
When you are getting Biggoron's sword and you are timed (as when
giving the eyedrops to Biggoron), instead of running all the way
up Death Mountain, you can save and reset the game. You will have
the eyedrops but you will not be timed.
Information in this section was contributed by Pu1verizer.
When completing the "Trader Link" quest to get the Biggoron's
Sword, after you get the eyedrops from the lakeside professor.
ride Epona to Kakariko village. Cut through Goron City and mountain
(you must have the Megaton Hammer) while wearing the Kokiri/Zora
Tunic. When you get inside the crater, the countdown for the eyedrops
stops, and you are given a countdown for how much longer you can
stay. Leave through the top of the crater and give the eyedrops
to Biggoron. It is possible to complete the run in about 1:53.
Information in this section was contributed by Jesse Kopelman.
Extra Bottles:
To get extra bottles, you have to sacrifice items permanently.
Remember, you can never get these items back unless you start
a new game. Go to where you can catch a Fairy. Equip your bottle
on one of the C-buttons. While in the middle of catching
the fairy, press Start and equip the item that you want
to change into a bottle on the same C-button as your bottle.
When you catch the fairy, your item will be turned into a bottle
permanently. Be aware that you can never get that item back unless
you start a new game. You can do this more than once with different
items.
Information in this section was contributed by Tyson and Brayden.
Press Start, then put one of your bottles in any C-button
slot. Press Start again, then press that button and Start
simultaneously. Put any item in the place of the bottle and resume
the game. Press Start again. Look where the item was, and
there will be a bottle.
Information in this section was contributed by jlndelgado.
The Fifth Bottle:
Get Biggoron's sword with the claim check. Go to a
Fairy fountain as an adult with an empty bottle. Swing the bottle,
and pause the game half way through the swing. Place the claim
check in the same spot as the bottle. The claim check with become,
a fifth bottle. It may take a few tries, but when you get out
the claim check, pressing the C-button that it is
on may help.
Information in this section was contributed by TripleH135,
cmw, J6J9X.
The Sixth Bottle:
There is a sixth bottle that can be obtained. Do the
same thing as when getting the Biggoron sword, but as a child.
You have to use the Mask Of Truth.
Information in this section was contributed by J6J9X.
Deku Nut upgrade:
When Link is running through the Lost Woods, he will
find two boulders. One boulder will be near the beginning of the
maze and the other will be near the end. Go after the boulder
near the end, and bomb or hammer it. Fall into the hole that appears
to find two Deku Business Scrubs. Defeat the first Scrub and he
will allow Link to carry up to 30 Deku nuts.
Information in this section was contributed by canajusa
The two Deku Nut upgrades can be found in the Lost Woods, in a
secret grotto from a Business Scrub and in the Forest Stage, with
the Mask of Truth. If you have already gotten the first one, you
may not be able get the second one. Some other action, such as
completing the game, getting through a certain temple, or something
else may prevent this from happening. The following can be done
to get both upgrades: start a new game, become an adult, complete
the Forest Temple, go back to childhood, and get the second upgrade.
Then the first upgrade can also be obtained.
Information in this section was contributed by Zachary Parker.
Skulltula prizes:
Visit the Skulltula house in the Kakario village after
collecting every ten Gold Skulltulas to collect some valuable
prizes.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris.
| Number of Skulltula Tokens
| Prize for that amount
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| 10 Skulltulas | Adult's Wallet (holds 200 rupees)
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| 20 Skulltulas | Stone of Agony (find hidden holes)
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| 30 Skulltulas | Giant's Wallet (holds 500 rupees)
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| 40 Skulltulas | Bombchu |
| 50 Skulltulas | Piece of Heart
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| 100 Skulltulas | Huge rupee
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Finding Gold Skulltulas:
Hunt only at night because that is the time that the
Gold Skulltulas appear. Some appear while Link is a child and
some appear while he is an adult. A few appear during both these
times. The Skulltulas like dirt patches, where the magic beans
may be planted. Use a bottle of bugs to surface the spiders. Nine
of the ten spots contain a Skulltula. Some like to hide in trees,
so check them with a roll attack. It is wise to check most trees
because most all of them have a good prize such as bombs or rupees
if not a gold Skulltula. The Skulltulas can be in slingshot range
many times, but require a boomerang to retrieve the token. They
also love to hide in crates, so use the roll attack to break them.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris.
Getting Fire and Ice arrows:
After completing the Water Temple, go to Lake Hylia.
Play the Sun Song at plaque near the warp point (serenade of water)
to make the sun rise. As soon as this happens, shoot the sun with
an arrow and fire arrows will appear. To get ice arrows, complete
the Gerudo training center.
Information in this section was contributed by Pokemon Master.
Link's earring:
An earring can be seen in Link's left ear at the end
of the game during the close-up, when Zelda and Link are talking
in the sky.
Information in this section was contributed by Lars Gustavsson.
Bowser label pin:
Go to Lon Lon Ranch as a child. Go to the room were
you play the Cucco game. Do not play the game. Instead, look at
his shirt to see a pin that has a Bowser head.
Information in this section was contributed by Stephkintx30.
Getting Epona:
When an adult, go to Lon Lon Ranch, talk to the man
standing at the gate, then pay him. Once in the corral, play Epona's
Song. She will come to you. Get on her. Jump over the little fence,
then while on Epona, talk to the man at the gate again. He will
ask you to have a race. You have to defeat him the first time,
then you have one more race. If you win that time you get to have
Epona. However, he will say that you can only keep her in the
ranch. Jump over the fence in the back of the corral. Note: This
only works if you have 50 rupees or more.
Information in this section was contributed by mike girardi.
An easy way to gain a head start in the race is to simply hold
Up and keep feeding carrots. Ingo will try to ram you into
the fence, but if you keep holding Up you will squeeze
through and pass him.
Information in this section was contributed by MarxX.
Epona's butt:
Once you have Epona as an adult, go to Lon Lon Ranch.
Go to the far big fence and jump it to exit the ranch. Once you
land, you will be looking directly at Epona's butt.
Information in this section was contributed by Virus.
Epona whines:
Ride Epona, take out an arrow, then hold Analog-stick
Down so the tip of the bow is on her neck. Fire to hear Epona
whine.
Information in this section was contributed by Dende9387.
Bowser necklace:
Look down at Talon when he is sleeping outside of the
castle. A necklace that resembles Bowser can be seen around his
neck.
Information in this section was contributed by BuckShoota.
Bottles:
There are four bottles in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Princess Zel.
After you have seen Princess Zelda, go to Lon Lon Ranch and enter
the door to your left. You will find Talon asleep with three Cucoos
on him. Move all the other Cucoos between the stairs and the table.
Do not wake Talon up until after you have gotten the Cucoos down
to at least three. Then, wake him up and play his game. He will
send the Cucoos that had been on him over to where the others
were. Pick them all up and he will give you a bottle filled with
Lon Lon milk.
Find all seven of the Cucoos in Kakariko Village, put them in
the pen next to the red-haired woman, and talk to her. She will
thank you for getting them back by rewarding you with the second
bottle.
After you win the scale from the Zora at the waterfall, dive through
the underwater gate that is in front of the waterfall. You will
be transported to Lake Hylia. The third bottle will be near one
of the rock peaks to your right. It will have a note in it. When
you find it, bring it to the Zora King. He will thank you for
bringing him the note by giving you the bottle.
The last bottle is obtained after you become an adult. You will
need your bow and Epona. Ride around Hyrule Field and you will
notice ten white Poes. Shoot them and scoop them up in bottles.
You will learn that they are called Big Poes. Bring them to the
man that runs the ghost shop. He will give you the last bottle
after you have brought him all ten.
Go to Zora's Domain as a child and use an empty bottle to catch
a fish. Then, quickly replace the bottle to any item you want
to turn into a bottle before you get the fish and that item will
turn into a bottle. You can do this with any item. If the trick
fails, just release the fish and try it again.
Information in this section was contributed by Blastoise 5.
Go to any fairy's fountain as young or adult Link. Equip an empty
bottle in the C-Right, C-Left, or C-Down
position. Swing your empty bottle while attempting to catch a
fairy. About half way through the swing, press Start and
equip any item you want in place of the empty bottle. Return to
the game and if done correctly, your item will turn into a bottled
fairy on the C-button icons when Link holds up the bottle. You
can do this as many times as needed with any item as desired.
Note: These bottles can only hold Blue Fire, Bottled Bug, Fish,
and Bottled Fairies. They will not hold Poes, Milk, or potions
that must be bought.
Information in this section was contributed by Slim1489.
Free Hylian Shield:
Instead of paying 40 to 80 rupees for a shield, go
to the graveyard at night. Go to the first row of graves in front
of Link. Go to the second grave in that row and pull it all they
way back. This will not work during day because the kid will threaten
to tell Dampe. Jump in the newly opened hole. Go up to the chest
and open it to get a free Hylian Shield.
Information in this section was contributed by BigDaddyDenn.
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