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| ==Values== | | ==Values== |
| With the exceptions of ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', Rupees appear in every ''Zelda'' game to date. Rupees' values are generally denoted by their color, but also can vary by size as well.
| | Rupees have many different values, depending on the game. Usually, Green Rupees are worth one, Blue Rupees are worth five, Red Rupees are worth twenty, Purple Rupees are worth fifty, Silver Rupees are worth one hundred, and Gold/Yellow Rupees are worth two hundred, but there are some exceptions like in [[Twilight Princess]], where Gold/Yellow Rupees are worth ten. In [[Twilight Princess]], there is also an additional Rupee - Orange. It is worth one hundred. In some games, there are [[Rupee Shards]] to collect. Worthless on their own, four [[Rupee Shards]] make one Rupee. |
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| *Orange Rupee — worth 1 Rupee
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| *Blue Rupee — worth 5 Rupees}}
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Blue Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Green Rupee — 5 Rupees (Only in the Color Dungeon.)
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
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| * Silver Rupee — 5 Rupees (Found in certain rooms for puzzles.)
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| * Golden Rupee — 200 Rupees}}
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
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| * Silver Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Orange Rupee — 200 Rupees}}
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| * Small Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Small Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Small Red Rupee — 10 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Green Rupee — 1, 5, 10, or 20 Rupees
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| * Orange Rupee — 1, 5, or 20 Rupees
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| * Blue Rupee — 20 or 30 Rupees
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| * Big Blue Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Big Green Rupee — 50 Rupees
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| * Big Blue Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees
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| * [[Rupoor]] (black) — Removes a random amount of Rupees from the team's wallet.
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| * [[Rupee Shard]]s — Worthless by themselves; four Rupee Shards make a gem worth 500 Rupees.}}
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Yellow Rupee — 10 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
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| * Orange Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Silver Rupee — 200 Rupees}}
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Big Blue Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Yellow Rupee — 10 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
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| * Orange Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Silver Rupee — 200 Rupees}}
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Big Green Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees
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| * Big Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees
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| * Small [[Rupoor]] — -10 Rupees
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| * Big [[Rupoor]] — -50 Rupees}}
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| * Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| * Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| * Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| * Big Green Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| * Big Red Rupee — 200 Rupees
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| * Big Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees}}
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| *Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| *Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| *Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| *Silver Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| *Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees
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| *[[Rupoor]] — -10 Rupees}}
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| *Green Rupee — 1 Rupee
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| *Blue Rupee — 5 Rupees
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| *Red Rupee — 20 Rupees
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| *Purple Rupee — 50 Rupees
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| *Silver Rupee — 100 Rupees
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| *Gold Rupee — 300 Rupees}}
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
Rupee
Official Art from
Skyward Sword
Rupees are the unit of currency within most of the Zelda universe. It is used in: Hyrule, Koholint Island, Termina, Labrynna, Holodrum, the Great Sea, the World of the Ocean King, New Hyrule, and Skyloft.
=Locations and Uses
Rupees are found almost anywhere. Most commonly found when Link breaks jars, cutting grass, or killing enemies, Rupees are used in almost every Zelda game, except a few games where they aren't.
Jars
After breaking a jar, something usually pops out of it. The most common item that appears is a Rupee. Other items that can be collected include Magic Jars, Recovery Hearts, Bombs, or Arrows. It is often completely random of what appears and does not appear with a few exceptions. Example: In Ocarina of Time, the Ghost Shop has a jar that only drops a Red Rupee.
Grass
Cutting grass usually results in an item to appear. Rupees are the most common item to appear after cutting grass. Magic Jars, Recovery Hearts, bombs, and arrows can also be collected through this process.
Enemies
Upon defeating an enemy, they occasionally drop an item. This item could be almost anything. Rupees, Magic Jars, Recovery Hearts, and even Treasure are some of the most common items.
Games
Rupees are found in every game (The Legend of Zelda, Link's Awakening, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Twilight Princess, etc.) except for some games - Four Swords Adventure and Adventure of Link.
Values
Rupees have many different values, depending on the game. Usually, Green Rupees are worth one, Blue Rupees are worth five, Red Rupees are worth twenty, Purple Rupees are worth fifty, Silver Rupees are worth one hundred, and Gold/Yellow Rupees are worth two hundred, but there are some exceptions like in Twilight Princess, where Gold/Yellow Rupees are worth ten. In Twilight Princess, there is also an additional Rupee - Orange. It is worth one hundred. In some games, there are Rupee Shards to collect. Worthless on their own, four Rupee Shards make one Rupee.
Trivia
- Rupees are the currency in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Maldives.
- In the original The Legend of Zelda, 'Rupee' was spelled Rupy and Rupies for plural.[1][2]
Gallery
Orange Rupee Official Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Orange Rupee Million Publishing Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Orange Rupee Sprite from The Legend of Zelda
Blue Rupee Official Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Blue Rupee Million Publishing Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Blue Rupee Sprite from The Legend of Zelda
Green Rupee Sprite from A Link to the Past
Blue Rupee Sprite from A Link to the Past
Red Rupee Sprite from A Link to the Past
Yellow Rupee from The Wind Waker
Green Rupee from Twilight Princess
Green Rupee from Spirit Tracks
Blue Rupee from Spirit Tracks
Red Rupee from Spirit Tracks
Big Green Rupee from Spirit Tracks
Big Red Rupee from Spirit Tracks
Big Gold Rupee from Spirit Tracks
Rupee Artwork from Skyward Sword
Blue Rupee from Skyward Sword
Red Rupee from Skyward Sword
Gold Rupee from Skyward Sword
Orange Rupee from Freshly Picked: Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland
References
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