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===The Wind Waker=== | ===The Wind Waker=== | ||
[[File:TWW-Great-Fairy.png| | [[File:TWW-Great-Fairy.png|right|125px]]In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', seven Great Fairies inhabit various locales on the Great Sea, ranging from the forest of [[Outset Island]] to the five [[Fairy Islands]]. They are given a more abstract, doll-like appearance in comparison to earlier games, although they retain their three flowing plaits of hair from ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''. The types of upgrades they bestow upon Link are determined according to their colors, as noted below. | ||
* The two <font color=pink>'''pink Great Faries'''</font> grant Link expansions to his [[Wallet]], allowing him to carry 1,000 and 5,000 Rupees, respectively. One is found on Outset Island; the entrance to her fountain has been blocked by a boulder, requiring [[Bomb]]s in order to destroy it and get inside. The other resides on Northern Fairy Island and requires no items in order to be accessed. | |||
* The two <font color=lightskyblue>'''blue Great Faries'''</font> upgrade the carrying capacity of Link's [[Bomb Bag]], increasing it from 30 to 60, and from 60 to 99. Their fountains are found on Eastern and Southern Fairy Island, and both require Bombs in order to destroy a blockade and gain access. | |||
* The two <font color=yellowgreen>'''green Great Faries'''</font> increase the amount of [[Arrow]]s Link can carry in his [[Quiver]], going from 30 to 60 and 60 to 99, as with his Bomb Bag. Their fountains are located on Western and Thorned Fairy Island; both require the [[Skull Hammer]] from the [[Forsaken Fortress]] in order to be entered. | |||
* A single <font color=thistle>'''purple Great Fairy'''</font> can be found near [[Two-Eye Reef]], where she has been ingested by a [[Big Octo]]. Link can defeat the beast by attacking its four eyes in order to free her, and as thanks, she shares some of her power with him by doubling the length of his [[Magic Meter]]. | |||
There also appears a [[Queen of Fairies]], whom Link encounters within the larger of the [[Mother and Child Isles]]. She appears to be but a child, but certain parts of her dialogue hint that this may not be her true form. She bestows upon Link the power to use [[Fire Arrow|Fire]] and [[Ice Arrow]]s, which are necessary to enter the [[Earth Temple]] and [[Wind Temple]] later in the game. | |||
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===Four Sword Adventures=== | ===Four Sword Adventures=== | ||
[[File:FSA-Great-Fairy.gif]] In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'' Link can encounter a Great Fairy in certain stages, usually in a cave or dungeon. If Link throws a certain item into the pond below the Great Fairy, she upgrades it to a Level 2 item. Encountering a Great Fairy is often crucial to completing puzzles and the stage itself. | [[File:FSA-Great-Fairy.gif]] In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'' Link can encounter a Great Fairy in certain stages, usually in a cave or dungeon. If Link throws a certain item into the pond below the Great Fairy, she upgrades it to a Level 2 item. Encountering a Great Fairy is often crucial to completing puzzles and the stage itself. | ||