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===Initial Bullet Bag=== | ===Initial Bullet Bag=== | ||
[[File:Deku Seeds Bullet Bag - OOT64 render.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:Deku Seeds Bullet Bag - OOT64 render.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
The [[Fairy Slingshot]] is the dungeon item [[Inside the | The [[Fairy Slingshot]] is the dungeon item [[Inside the Deku Tree]], and comes with a [[Deku Seeds Bullet Bag]] which holds 30 [[Deku Seeds]]. This can be upgraded twice, each time increasing the capacity by 10 Deku Seeds, to an ultimate maximum of 50 Deku Seeds. Which order the upgrades are performed in makes no difference: | ||
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===Initial Quiver=== | ===Initial Quiver=== | ||
[[File:Quiver-Model.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:Quiver-Model.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
The [[Fairy Bow]] is the dungeon item of the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]], and comes with a [[Quiver]] which holds 30 [[Deku Seeds]]. This can be upgraded twice, each time increasing the capacity by 10 [[arrow]]s, to an ultimate maximum of 50 arrows. Which order the upgrades are performed in makes no difference: | |||
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===Kakariko Village Shooting Gallery Upgrade=== | ===Kakariko Village Shooting Gallery Upgrade=== | ||
[[File:Quiver-Large-Model.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:Quiver-Large-Model.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
After obtaining the Fairy Bow, successfully shooting all the targets with arrows within one game of the [[Shooting Gallery]] in [[Kakariko Village]] gives an upgraded Quiver as the prize. | |||
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===Horseback Archery Upgrade=== | ===Horseback Archery Upgrade=== | ||
{{main|Horseback Archery}} | |||
[[File:Biggest Quiver - OOT64 Get Item model.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:Biggest Quiver - OOT64 Get Item model.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
If Link scores 1000 points at [[Horseback Archery]], the [[Gerudo Master of Horseback Archery]] will tell Link to "set a new goal of 1,500 points and try again". Beating the 1500 point target after this point will lead her to give Link her personal quiver as an upgrade. | |||
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==Wallet== | ==Wallet== | ||
===Child's Wallet=== | ===Child's Wallet=== | ||
{{main|Child's Wallet}} | |||
[[File:ChildsWalletG Large.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:ChildsWalletG Large.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
Link can carry only 99 [[rupee]]s at once in the beginning of ''Ocarina of Time''. | |||
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===Adult's Wallet=== | ===Adult's Wallet=== | ||
{{main|Adult's Wallet}} | |||
[[File:AdultsWalletG Large.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:AdultsWalletG Large.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
Collecting 10 [[Gold Skulltula Token]]s and going to the [[House of Skulltula]] in [[Kakariko Village]] will lead the newly-uncursed family member to give Link a bigger wallet, holding 200 rupees. | |||
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===Giant's Wallet=== | ===Giant's Wallet=== | ||
{{main|Giant's Wallet}} | |||
[[File:GiantsWalletG Large.png|140x200px|right]] | [[File:GiantsWalletG Large.png|140x200px|right]] | ||
After Link collects 30 Gold Skulltula Tokens, he can return to the House of Skulltula, where another newly-uncursed family member will upgrade his wallet once again, to hold 500 rupees. | |||
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