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Boxes and crates are found in some games, including ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. They are related to [[jar]]s, as [[Link]] can smash both to get small goodies. | |||
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Boxes and crates are not found in remotely every building as are jars, but they are found in some buildings and homes. Link can cut, smash, or break boxes and crates to get small, random goodies such as [[Rupee]]s, [[Recovery Heart]]s, [[bomb]]s, and [[arrow]]s. | |||
==Appearance== | |||
Boxes and crates look very similar, if not the same, in every game. They are brown or tan, cube-shaped, and have some sort of marking on them -- usually an 'X' shape or a cross. | |||
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Boxes and crates look very similar, if not the same, in every | |||
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Boxes and crates are found in some games, including Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. They are related to jars, as Link can smash both to get small goodies.
Locations and Uses
Boxes and crates are not found in remotely every building as are jars, but they are found in some buildings and homes. Link can cut, smash, or break boxes and crates to get small, random goodies such as Rupees, Recovery Hearts, bombs, and arrows.
Appearance
Boxes and crates look very similar, if not the same, in every game. They are brown or tan, cube-shaped, and have some sort of marking on them -- usually an 'X' shape or a cross.