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Blue Fire |
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This magical type of flame can be scooped into a bottle and it's only
purpose is to melt red ice. Most memorably being used within the Ice Cavern,
which is filled with red ice, as opposed to regular ice... odd... You can
find it within the Ice Cavern, in Ganon's Castle and in the Potion Shop in
the Market (past) and in Kakariko Village (future). |
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Bugs |
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These scurry little creatures only have the purpose of being put in bottles
and released at soft soil locations found throughout Hyrule, which sometimes
have Gold Skulltulas hiding within them. Also, an interesting thing to note
is that you can drop them onto the ground, which creates three bugs; then
you can quickly scoop up to two bottles worth of them before they dig into
the ground and disappear. In this way, you can multiply your bottles of bugs
or scoop some up before they dig into the soft soil when trying to get a
Gold Skulltula. These things can be found under rocks or bought from the
Potion shop in the Market (past) or in Kakariko Village (future). |
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Fairy's Spirit |
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These magical pixies can be found near water sources, within jars in
dungeons and in some random places throughout Hyrule where you can play
various songs on your Ocarina to make them appear. They are, without a
doubt, the best healing in Ocarina of Time as they not only bring you back
to life automatically when you die but heal you completely as well, making
them superior to other forms of healing in the game. Also, a cool thing to
note is you can play either Zelda's Lullaby or the Song of Storms for any of
the Gossip Stones found in Hyrule to make a fairy appear - a great way to
quickly find one! |
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Fish |
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No, this isn't the kind you use a fishing pole to get - that's part of a
mini-game. No, these suckers are just your generic fishies that can be found
in shallow water such as Zora's Domain and in holes found throughout Hyrule.
The only time you ever need one in the game is to give as an offering to
Jabu-Jabu, the deity fish in Zora's Fountain. Fish can be purchased from the
Potion Shop in the Market (past) and Kakariko Village (future), or in the
shop in Zora's Domain, but, as I said, they can be found for free in the
shallow water of Zora's Domain. (In other words, don't buy one.) |
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Lon Lon Milk |
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Great potion alternative early in the game, Milk will fill up five hearts
and each bottle full can be used twice before you run out! Once you have
more hearts, it isn't really worth it unfortunately... You can buy it from
Talon in Lon Lon Ranch or from the Potion Shop in the Market (past) and
Kakariko Village (future). But wait! Another cool tid-bit is you can play
Epona's Song for any cow and it will fill up a bottle with Milk! How cool is
that? |
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Poe |
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After killing a Poe, it's spirit will float around in the area for a few
moments, which gives you the opportunity to swipe a bottle at it and catch
it. You can then drink it, which will either restore a heart or take one
away. They really serve no purpose other than selling to either the Poe
Salesman (future). |
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Big Poe |
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There are ten Big Poes to be found within Hyrule Field in the future and are
part of a sidequest in order to get the fourth bottle of the game. See our
Big Poe Guide for more details. |
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Green Potion |
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This variety of potion restores your magic meter completely. You can buy it
in the Potion Shop found in the Market (past) or the on in Kakariko Village
(future). |
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Red Potion |
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This variety of potion restores all of your hearts. You can buy it in the
Potion Shop found in the Market (past) or the on in Kakariko Village
(future). |
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Blue Potion |
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This variety of potion restores both your hearts and your magic meter, so it
is the superior of the three potions available in the game. You can buy it
from the Granny Potion Shop found in Kakariko Village (in the future, enter
the Potion Shop, go through the hallway on the left, then enter the back
door of the neighboring house). |
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