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The Magic Jar appears in every Zelda game that has a magic meter. | The '''Magic Jar''' is a pick-up item from various games in the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' series]]. Its use is to restore [[Magic Power|magic power]] to [[Link]]'s [[Magic Meter]]. The Magic Jar appears in every Zelda game that has a magic meter. | ||
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===A Link to the Past=== | ===A Link to the Past=== | ||
Similar to ''Adventure of Link'', there are twp types of Magic Jars ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. The Small green magic jars will fill up a small portion of the Magic Meter, where as the large jar will fill up a significant portion of the magic meter. | Similar to ''Adventure of Link'', there are twp types of Magic Jars ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. The Small green magic jars will fill up a small portion of the Magic Meter, where as the large jar will fill up a significant portion of the magic meter. | ||
{{Quote|Magic Potion<br/>Link can increase or restore his Magic Power by finding Potion Bottles. Certain enemies are most likely to give up Potion Bottles when destroyed. For example, if Link freezes a Snap Dragon and then uses the Magic Hammer to destroy it, a Potion Bottle may appear.|Nintendo Power Player's Guide}} | |||
{{Quote|A small Potion Bottle restores a bit of Link's Magic Meter, but a large Bottle completely refills it.|Nintendo Power Player's Guide}} | |||
{{Quote|Potion will oftentimes appear by hammering a frozen enemy.|Nintendo Power Player's Guide}} | |||
===Ocarina of Time=== | ===Ocarina of Time=== | ||
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The Magic Jar is a pick-up item from various games in the Zelda series. Its use is to restore magic power to Link's Magic Meter. The Magic Jar appears in every Zelda game that has a magic meter.
Appearances
The Adventure of Link
In The Adventure of Link there are two types of Magic Jars: Blue and Red, and are dropped by enemies at precise intervals in lieu of experience points. They are also hidden throughout the Overworld, in caves, and in Palaces. Some enemies never drop Magic Jars.
Blue Magic Jar
Blue jars recover one of Link's Magic Containers and are dropped after defeating six lesser enemies. About one time in ten, an enemy will drop a Point Bag worth 50 experience instead.
Red Magic Jar
Red jars completely recover Link's empty magic containers. Each sixth greater enemy Link defeats has about a one in two chance to drop a Red Magic potion or a 200 experience Point Bag.
Drop Table
| Drops | Enemies |
|---|---|
| Blue Magic Jar | Ache (Blue), Acheman, Bago-Bago, Bago-Bago (Red), Bit, Bot, Deeler (Red), Deeler (Blue), Geldarm, Girubokku, Goriya (Orange), Goriya (Red), Goriya (Blue), Leever, Lowder, Megmat, Moa (Red), Moa (Blue), Moblin (Orange Charging), Moblin (Orange), Moblin (Red), Moblin (Blue), Myu, Octorok (Red), Octorok (Blue), Ra (Orange), Rope (Blue), Rope (Red) |
| Red Magic Jar | Armored Stalfos (Red), Armored Stalfos (Blue), Basilisk, Daira (Orange), Daira (Red), Doomknocker, Iron Knuckle (Oranage), Iron Knuckle (Red), Lizalfos (Orange), Mago, Moa (Fire), Stalfos (Red), Stalfos (Blue), Tektite, Wizard |
| Drops Nothing | Ache(Purple), Bubble, Bubble (Great Palace), Fokka (Red), Fokka (Blue), Fokkeru, Giant Bot, Iron Knuckle (Blue), King Bubble, Lizalfos (Red), Lizalfos (Rock-Throwing), Lizalfos (Blue), Mau, Moa(Purple), Moby, Ra (Blue), Wosu |
A Link to the Past
Similar to Adventure of Link, there are twp types of Magic Jars A Link to the Past. The Small green magic jars will fill up a small portion of the Magic Meter, where as the large jar will fill up a significant portion of the magic meter.
"Magic Potion
Link can increase or restore his Magic Power by finding Potion Bottles. Certain enemies are most likely to give up Potion Bottles when destroyed. For example, if Link freezes a Snap Dragon and then uses the Magic Hammer to destroy it, a Potion Bottle may appear."
"A small Potion Bottle restores a bit of Link's Magic Meter, but a large Bottle completely refills it."
"Potion will oftentimes appear by hammering a frozen enemy."
Ocarina of Time
In Ocarina of Time, the magic jars are nearly identical to those found in A Link to the Past. Small jars will fill up a limited amount of magic, where as large jars will fill up more of Link's Magic Meter. They are often times found by breaking pots and cutting down grass.
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask, magic jars appear almost identical to their appearance in Ocarina of Time. Link will also fine large green jars that signify there is a large magic jar inside. Majora's Mask also introduces new enemies in the form of Green ChuChu, who are first encountered in Termina Field. They have a Magic Jar on their inside that is visible. When Link defeats a Green ChuChu, he can acquire the magic jar to refill his magic.
The Wind Waker
The Wind Waker has similar magic jars as Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, with both small and large variants. Link can find magic beneath pots and by cutting down grass. When Link defeats some large enemies, such as Moblins or Darknuts, they often times leave behind a Treasure Sphere, which can be broken up to find Spoils, Hearts, Bombs, Arrows, and Magic Jars.
Gallery
Artwork of a Blue Magic Jar from the Adventure of Link Game Manual.
Sprite of a Blue Magic Jar from The Adventure of Link
Artwork of a Red Magic Jar from the Adventure of Link Game Manual.
Sprite of a Red Magic Jar from The Adventure of Link
Small Magic Jar from A Link to the Past
Large Magic Jar from A Link to the Past
