Rupee

Rupee
Official Art from Skyward Sword.
Game(s)	Every Legend of Zelda game except for The Adventure of Link and Four Swords Adventures
Location(s) Found	Varies
Use(s)	Currency

Rupees are the unit of currency within most of the Zelda universe, used in Hyrule, Koholint Island, Termina, Labrynna, Holodrum, the Great Sea, the World of the Ocean King, and Skyloft.

Locations and Uses

Rupees can be found almost anywhere. The most common ways Link can find rupees is by breaking jars, cutting grass, or defeating enemies.

Jars

After breaking a jar, something will usually pop out. The most common item is a Rupee. Other items that can be collected include Magic Jars, or Recovery Hearts. It is completely random.

Grass

Cutting grass will result in an item to appear, usually. Rupees are the most common item. Magic Jars and Recovery Hearts can also be collected.

Enemies

Upon defeating an enemy, they will occasionally drop an item. The item could be anything. Rupees, Magic Jars, Recovery Hearts, and Treasure are some of the most common items.

Values

With the exceptions of The Adventure of Link and Four Swords Adventures, rupees have appeared in every Zelda game to date. Rupees' values are generally denoted by their color, but also can vary by size as well.

• The Legend of ZeldaThe Legend of Zelda
• A Link to the PastA Link to the Past
• Link's AwakeningLink's Awakening
• Ocarina of TimeOcarina of Time
• Majora's MaskMajora's Mask
• Oracle SeriesOracle Series

• Four SwordsFour Swords
• Wind WakerWind Waker
• The Minish CapThe Minish Cap
• Twilight PrincessTwilight Princess
• Phantom HourglassPhantom Hourglass
• Spirit TracksSpirit Tracks
• Skyward SwordSkyward Sword

• Orange Rupee — worth 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — worth 5 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees

• Blue Rupee — 1 Rupee

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Silver Rupee — 5 Rupees ( Found in certain rooms for puzzles.)
• Yelllow Rupee — 200 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Silver Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Orange Rupee — 200 Rupees

• Small Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Small Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Small Red Rupee — 10 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Green Rupee — 1, 5, 10, or 20 Rupees
• Orange Rupee — 1, 5, or 20 Rupees
• Blue Rupee — 20 or 30 Rupees
• Big Blue Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Big Green Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Big Blue Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees
• Rupoor (black) — removes a random amount of Rupees from the team's wallet.
• Rupee Shards — worthless by themselves; four Rupee Shards make a gem worth 500 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Yellow Rupee — 10 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Orange Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Silver Rupee — 200 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Big Green Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Big Blue Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Yellow Rupee — 10 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Orange Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Silver Rupee — 200 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Big Green Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees
• Big Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees
• Small Rupoor — -10 Rupees
• Big Rupoor — -50 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Big Green Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees
• Big Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees

• Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
• Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
• Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
• Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
• Silver Rupee — 100 Rupees
• Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees
• Rupoor — -10 Rupees

Trivia

• Rupees are the currency in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Maldives.