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'''Magic Beans''' | '''Magic Beans''' are items first appearing in ''Ocarina of Time'' and are are useful in which they allow Link to find shortcuts and even [[Piece of Heart|Pieces of Heart]]. They can only be planted in soft soil locations. | ||
== Ocarina of Time == | == Ocarina of Time == | ||
Revision as of 04:15, August 13, 2012
Magic Beans are items first appearing in Ocarina of Time and are are useful in which they allow Link to find shortcuts and even Pieces of Heart. They can only be planted in soft soil locations.
Ocarina of Time
The Magic Beans in Ocarina of Time can only be bought from the Magic Bean Salesman who first starts the price at ten Rupees, but from then on he sells them for ten rupees more than the previous price. There are only ten Magic Beans available in this game. The total cost for all ten beans is 460 Rupees. The plants the beans create are used to find Pieces of Heart, Gold Skulltula Tokens, and shortcuts. Magic beans only can be planted when you are Young Link but only Adult Link can use them, since it takes seven years for the plants to completely grow.
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask Magic Beans can be bought from not one, but two people: the Bean Seller from Ocarina of Time, and a Business Scrub. They cost a lot less than the ones in Ocarina of Time. These ones can be used to find secrets and even can be used to complete the Swamp Spider House. There is no aduilt link in majoras mask so the way you grow a magic bean is by poring spring water onto the magic bean, playing the song of storms, or plant the magic bean on the 2nd day (not the second night) because during the second day it is raining.