Bomb Bag

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Bomb Bag
Bomb Bag (Twilight Princess).png
Model from Twilight Princess

Games

Location

Ocarina of Time
Dodongo's Cavern
Majora's Mask
West Clock Town
Bomb Shop
The Wind Waker
Pirate Ship
The Minish Cap
Minish Village
Twilight Princess
Barnes Bombs
Iza's Rapid Ride
Zora's Throne Room
Phantom Hourglass
Temple of Wind
Spirit Tracks
Beedle's Air Shop
Skyward Sword
Earth Temple

Cost

Ocarina of Time - Free
Majora's Mask - 50 Rupees
The Wind Waker - Free
The Minish Cap - Free
Twilight Princess - 120 Rupees
Phantom Hourglass - Free
Spirit Tracks - 500 Rupees
Skyward Sword - Free

Uses

Holding Bombs

Related

Bomb Bags are recurring items in The Legend of Zelda series.

Ocarina of Time

The Bomb Bag in Ocarina of Time is found in the second dungeon, Dodongo's Cavern. It comes with a maximum capacity of 20 bombs.

Upgrades

Link can get both upgrades to the Bomb Bag by either stopping the rolling Goron (Hot Rodder) while he is beneath the overhang. Link can also receive both upgrades as rewards at the Bombchu Bowling Alley.

The upgrades can be acquired in either order. The first upgrade will give Link the Big Bomb Bag, allowing him to hold up to 30 bombs. The Biggest Bomb Bag allows Link to carry 40 bombs.

Majora's Mask

The Bomb Bag can be simply bought from the Bomb Shop in West Clock Town, and for a very mild 50 Rupees.

Upgrades

After saving the Old Lady's Bomb Bag from being stolen while as a Hylian, she rewards Link with an upgrade. The Business Scrub in Goron Village sells Link the largest Bomb Bag upgrade for 200 Rupees if Link is in Goron form.

The Business Scrub sells Link both upgrades for 200 Rupees each, but it is better to receive the first upgrade for free, and then save the Old Lady again on a different cycle to obtain the Blast Mask for free.

The Wind Waker

The Bomb Bag can be found on the Pirate Ship when it is at Windfall Island after Link has visited Greatfish Isle. It is required to obtain the Bomb Bag to complete the game.

Upgrades

Both upgrades can be obtained from various Great Fairies found on the Great Sea.

The Minish Cap

Obtaining the Bomb Bag in The Minish Cap

The Bomb Bag can be found in Minish Village after completing Deepwood Shrine. After speaking with the Minish Elder he will open a nearby path. This path will lead to a house containing a Minish who will give Link the Bomb Bag, hearing of his heroic actions. Bombs are used to defeat enemies, blow holes in the ground, and blow up cracked walls.

Twilight Princess

The first Bomb Bag in this game can be bought from the Bomb Shop in Kakariko Village after Link has completed the Goron Mines.

Zora's River Bomb Bag

Another bomb bag can be obtained by helping Iza clear Zora's River by blowing up rocks with Bomb Arrows.

Molten Shard Bomb Bag

After the Twilight has been cleared from the Lanayru Province, Link can blow up the Molten Shard dropped into the Zora's Throne Room earlier to defrost Zora's Domain. A rather confused Goron comes out and thanks Link with a Bomb Bag.

Giant Bomb Bag

After helping Iza with her problem, Link can go back to her and go on her boating ride and score at least 25 points in the mini-game. If Link does so, he will be rewarded with the Giant Bomb Bag. This bag, despite its name, is not a regular bag that can hold double the number of bombs; but instead, it doubles the amount of bombs all Link's Bomb Bags can hold.

Phantom Hourglass

The original Bomb Bag can be found in the Temple of Wind. It can only hold 10 bombs.

Upgrades

After obtaining the Bomb Bag, the Cannon Game Challenge mini-game becomes available on Bannan Island. Scoring over 2,500 points rewards Link with a Bomb Bag upgrade, allowing him to carry 20 bombs. The next upgrade can be purchased from Beedle. He sells it to Link for 1,000 Rupees. This allows Link's Bomb Bag to hold 30 bombs.

Spirit Tracks

Link can purchase the Bomb Bag for 500 Rupees at Beedle's Air Shop. It allows Link to carry 10 bombs.

Upgrades

After obtaining the Whip, Link can participate in the Whip Race. Finish in under 1:30 to be awarded the first upgrade, allowing Link to hold 20 bombs. Clear the second Take 'Em All On challenge for another upgrade, increasing the bag's capacity to 30 bombs.

Skyward Sword

In Skyward Sword, the Bomb Bag is found in the second dungeon, the Earth Temple. Ledd the Mogma tells Link he has dropped his Bomb Bag when some monster scared him. Enter the next room and Link fights the dungeon's mini-boss, two Lizalfos. The reward for defeating them is Ledd's Bomb Bag. However, when Ledd learns Link is searching for Zelda, he decides to give it to Link, and also throws in five bombs as a bonus. It is unknown how he carried the bombs even after losing his Bomb Bag. Link can refill it to ten using nearby Bomb Flowers, which he can store in his bag after picking them up.

Upgrades

In Skyward Sword, there are no "traditional" upgrades to the Bomb Bag. To enhance it, Link can purchase an additional Bomb Bag at the Gear Peddler's shop in the Bazaar, or he can wait to get one in a Goddess Chest. Once Link has the Small Bomb Bag, carrying it in his Adventure Pouch allows him to carry 5 additional bombs. Link can also upgrade it at the Scrap Shop to the Medium and Large Bomb Bags, which hold 10 and 15 bombs respectively.

Additional Small Bomb Bags can be purchased to further increase the capacity, though they each take up a slot in Link's Pouch; thus, Link cannot carry more than 8 additional Bomb Bags at any time in the game. This results in a maximum Bomb capacity of 130 bombs, although this requires the Adventure Pouch to be emptied of all other items.

If Link leaves his additional Bomb Bag(s) at the Item Check, they will no longer count towards his maximum bomb carrying capacity.

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