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| A '''Trading Sequence''' is a type of side-quest that has appeared in five [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|Zelda]] games to date. It usually involves lots of items, time limits, and mini-games that in the end will usually reward [[Link]] with a prize. | | A '''Trading Sequence''' is a type of side quest that appears in six games in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. It always involves a series of items that must be traded to various people to obtain new items. At times, there are also time limits or [[Mini-Game|mini-games]]. Once the sequence is complete, it usually rewards [[Link]] with a prize. Trading sequences are not always optional. Sometimes, it will reward Link with items required to complete the game. |
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| ==Appearances== | | ==Appearances== |
| As stated above, the Trading Sequence has appeared in five games, starting with ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''.
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| ===Link's Awakening=== | | ===Link's Awakening=== |
| {{Main|Link's Awakening Trading Sequence}} | | {{Main|Link's Awakening Trading Sequence}} |
| | The Trading Sequence in ''Link's Awakening'' involves many characters around [[Koholint Island]]. It begins when Link wins the [[Yoshi Doll]] from the [[Trendy Game Shop]]. Unlike the other trading sequences, the first few items are required to complete the game, as Link needs the [[Bananas]] in order to access [[Kanalet Castle]]. The sequence's final reward is the [[Magnifying Lens]], which lets Link read [[Dark Secrets And Mysteries Of Koholint]] and provides the only way for Link to see the [[Secret Goriya]] and earn the [[Boomerang]]. |
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| ===Ocarina of Time=== | | ===Ocarina of Time=== |
| The ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time's]]'' Trading Sequence involves 12 items. The reward of completing the sequence is the [[Biggoron's Sword]], a two-handed weapon which deals more damage than the [[Master Sword]]. It is very similar to the [[Giant's Knife]], which can be bought at [[Goron City]], but unlike the Giant's Knife the Biggoron Sword does never break after a set amount of swings.
| | {{Main|Ocarina of Time Masks}} |
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| ====Requirements====
| | There are two Trading Sequences in ''Ocarina of Time''. As a child Link can complete the trading sequence to get the [[Mask of Truth]]. As an adult, Link will acquire the [[Biggoron's Sword]] at the end, which is more powerful than the [[Master Sword]]. |
| [[Link]] needs to do two jobs before or during the Trading Sequence. He must free [[King Zora]] from the [[Red Ice]] and he needs [[Epona]]. [[Young Link]] can also plant [[Magic Bean]]s to make the side-quest easier, but this is completely optional.
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| ====Pocket Egg====
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| The [[Pocket Egg]] is the first item in the trading sequence. Link can get it from the [[Anju|Cucco Lady]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. She wants Link to make the Cucco happy by waking up a very lazy person.
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| ====Cucco====
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| After one day a [[Cucco]] will hatch from the collected Egg. It needs to be brought to [[Talon]], who sleeps in a house in Kakariko Village. He wakes up and returns to the [[Lon Lon Ranch|farm]]. Link can now go to the Cucco Lady to gather a special Cucco.
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| ====Cojiro====
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| [[Cojiro]] is the third part in the Trading Sequence. It used to be the Cucco Lady's brother's cucco. Link needs to bring Cojiro to a stranger in the [[Lost Woods]]. He gives Link the next item.
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| ====Odd Mushroom====
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| The guy in the lost woods gives Link the [[Odd Mushroom]]. He wants Link to bring it to a [[Potion Shop]] in Kakariko Village. This fresh mushroom will hand down very quickly. It will become useless in 3 minutes. Warp Songs don't work here.
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| ====Odd Potion====
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| The Women at the potion shop, who obviously knows the person in the lost woods, makes a [[Odd Potion|strong medicine]] for him. When Link returns to the [[Lost Woods]], he will meet a [[Kokiri]], namely [[Fado (Ocarina of Time)|Fado]], instead.
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| ====Poacher's Saw==== | | ===Oracle of Seasons=== |
| When talking to Fado, she tells Link that the previous person became a [[Stalfos]]. When Link gives the Odd Potion to her, she will give him the [[Poacher's Saw]]. Link's next destination is [[Gerudo Valley]]. After crossing the broken bridge, he can talk to the leader of the [[Carpenters]], who gives him the [[Broken Goron's Sword]] for the saw.
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| ====Broken Goron's Sword====
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| The creator of the broken sword is [[Biggoron]], who can be found on top of [[Death Mountain]]. Once Link talks to him, he assures Link that his Swords are much better than the [[Giant's Knife|Giant's knives]] made by his brother. He offers Link a free repair. His eyes are unfortunately irrated by the last eruption, so he cannot fix it, yet. He wants Link to go to [[Zora's Domain]] to get some [[World's Finest Eye Drops|Eye Drops]] for him. Biggoron gives Link a [[Prescription]].
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| ====Prescription====
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| Once Link arrives at Zora's Domain, he can talk to [[King Zora]]. The King tells Link, that he only has the ingredients - the [[Eyeball Frog]].
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| ====Eyeball Frog====
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| The [[Eyeball Frog]] needs to be delivered fresh. Link has 3 minutes to bring them to the [[Lake Scientist]], who will be very disappointed that the frog is only used for eye drops. Warp songs won't work here.
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| ====World's Finest Eye Drops====
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| After receiving the [[World's Finest Eye Drops]] from the Scientist, Link has to deliver them to [[Biggoron]] in 4 minutes.
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| ====Claim Check====
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| After Biggoron used the Eye Drops, he can continue the sword business. He gives Link the [[Claim Check]]. Biggoron will finish his work in 3 days.
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| ====Biggoron's Sword====
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| Once the 3 days have passed, Link can get the [[Biggoron's Sword|repaired sword]] from Biggoron.
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| ===Oracle of Ages=== | | ===Oracle of Ages=== |
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| | {{Main|Oracle of Ages Trading Sequence}} |
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| ===The Wind Waker=== | | ===The Wind Waker=== |
| {{Main|The Wind Waker Trading Sequence}} | | {{Main|The Wind Waker Trading Sequence}} |
| | The Trading Sequence in ''The Wind Waker'' occurs as a part of the partnership Link forms with [[Zunari]] at [[Zunari's Shop|his shop]]. This sequence is slightly different from the previous ones, as Link does not have to obtain all items in the trading sequence and give them out in a set pattern. Instead, Link simply needs to trade his items for other items to the [[Traveling Merchants]] in order to finally get the [[Shop Guru Statue]], which can in turn be traded for a [[Piece of Heart]]. Along the way, Link also obtains the [[Magic Armor]] from Zunari. |
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| ===Phantom Hourglass=== | | ===Phantom Hourglass=== |
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| | {{Main|Phantom Hourglass Trading Sequence}} |
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