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==Morphology==
==Morphology==


Blupees are rabbit-like creatures that have owl facial features and moth-like antennae resembling rabbit ears. They tend to glow brightly a light shade of blue during the night and the early morning. They are found in forest areas such as the forest near [[Kakariko Village (Breath of the Wild)|Kakariko Village]]. They can be approached slowly, or by using stealth gear, food or elixirs. When shot at, or stricken, Blupees shed [[Rupee]]s of various lower denominations, not including [[Silver Rupee]]s or [[Gold Rupee]]s.  
Blupees are rabbit-like creatures that have owl facial features and laurel-like antennae resembling rabbit ears. They are very luminous, especially during the night, and carry a distinct shade of blue-green. They are found deep in thick forests such as the one near [[Kakariko Village (Breath of the Wild)|Kakariko Village]]. They can be approached slowly, or by using stealth gear, food or elixirs. When shot at, or stricken, Blupees shed [[Rupee]]s of various lower denominations. These include [[Green Rupee]]s, [[Blue Rupee]]s, [[Red Rupee]]s, and very rarely, [[Purple Rupee]]s. Blupees never drop [[Silver Rupee]]s or [[Gold Rupee]]s.  


They share several features with the [[Lord of the Mountain]], and are implied to be related to it in a subordinate manner.
They share several features with the [[Lord of the Mountain]], and are implied to be related to it in a subordinate manner.
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They are very skittish in behavior, so Link should be sneaky when approaching them. These creatures drop up to 100 [[Rupee]]s when hit, and disappear into thin air after fleeing for some time.
They are very skittish in behavior, so Link should be sneaky when approaching them. These creatures drop up to 100 [[Rupee]]s when hit, and disappear into thin air after fleeing for some time.


Link can find lots of these creatures at [[Satori Mountain]] when the [[Lord of the Mountain]] is present. They also tend to spawn semi-frequently near [[Cotera]]'s [[Great Fairy Fountain]] by [[Kakariko Village (Breath of the Wild)|Kakariko Village]]. If Link takes a picture of one, it has a place in the [[Hyrule Compendium]]. He can then target them using the [[Sheikah Sensor|Sheikah Sensor +]] .
Link can find lots of these creatures at [[Satori Mountain]] when the [[Lord of the Mountain]] is present. They also spawn near [[Cotera]]'s [[Great Fairy Fountain]] by [[Kakariko Village (Breath of the Wild)|Kakariko Village]], where up to four may be present. If Link takes a picture of one, it has a place in the [[Hyrule Compendium]]. He can then target them using the [[Sheikah Sensor|Sheikah Sensor +]] .


Blupees can also be seen largely in wooded areas, though they are very difficult to spot to begin with. Albeit they're not domesticated animals, like most of those, Blupees cannot be killed.
Blupees can also be seen largely in wooded areas, though they can be very difficult to spot to begin with. Albeit they're not domesticated animals, like most of those, blupees cannot be killed.


Having begun the main quests ''[[Locked Mementos]]'' and ''[[The Hero's Sword]]'', the side quest ''[[Legendary Rabbit Trial]]'' can be accessed in [[Korok Forest]] by talking to the [[Korok]] Peeks. [[Peeks]] requests a picture of a Blupee from Link and, upon completion, rewards Link with a [[Silver Rupee]].
Having begun the main quests ''[[Locked Mementos]]'' and ''[[The Hero's Sword]]'', the side quest ''[[Legendary Rabbit Trial]]'' can be accessed in [[Korok Forest]] by talking to the [[Korok]] Peeks. [[Peeks]] requests a picture of a Blupee from Link and, upon completion, rewards Link with a [[Silver Rupee]].
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