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Zelda's Lullaby

2006-07-28T03:09:23Z

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[C-Left,C-Up,C-Right,C-left,C-Up,C-Right]

After meeting Zelda for the first time in Ocarina of Time, she tells Link her attendant, Impa, will escort him out. Before she does, however, Impa teaches you Zelda's Lullaby, a song she says she used to serenade baby Zelda to sleep. By using this song, Link certifies himself as the messenger of the Royal Familly, letting him pass into many areas he could not otherwise (For example, Darunia's Chamber, or Zora's Domain). The song also has the mysical power to repair damaged signposts.

Pocket Cucco

2006-07-28T03:01:34Z

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The Pocket Cucco is the item that starts off the Trading Game for Ocarina of time. By talking to the Cucco Girl in Kakariko Village as adult Link, one obtaines the Pocket Egg; by waiting a day (or using the Sun's Song) the Egg hatches into the Poccet Cucco. The player must use the Cucco to wake up Talon near the entrance of the village. By showing the Pocket Cucco to the Cucco Girl after this, she decides that you're a good Cucco keeper, and entrusts to you the Blue Cucco, Cojiro.

Rolling Bones

2006-07-28T02:57:53Z

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Rolling Bones is the first Miniboss in Link's Awakening. He attacks by shoving a spiked log, the width of the screen, in Link's direction, which Link must evade by using the Roc's Feather. He also appears much later in the Turtle Rock dungeon as one of the numerous recurring minnibosses. At this point, if the player has the boomerang, he can dispatch Rolling Bones with one hit.

Nayru's Love

2006-07-28T02:54:09Z

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Nayu's Love is the third and final magic technique learned by Link in Ocarina of Time. Obtained by bombing a crack in a cliff in the desert near the Desert Colossus, Naru's love provides a protecion very similar to the Magic Armor in Wind Waker. Link takes no damage from enemy attacks, but reacts to them as he normally does. The moajor difference between Naru's Love and the Magic Armor is that Link invokes Naru's Love by doing a little dance, and the protection lasts for a set time and then vanishes, consuming magic power only once when it is used. The Magic Armor, however, gives constant protection and continually sucks up magic power.

Double Dynamite Attack

2006-07-28T02:48:32Z

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The move used by Twinrova in Ocarina of Time that combines the two witches into a single form. While supposedly they employ the same technique when you fight them in the Oracle games, but they do not use it by name.

Fishing Hook

2006-07-28T02:45:58Z

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In Links Awakening, you can trade the Broom to the lady outside Grandpa Uluria's house in exchange for the Fishing Hook (She says she found it on accident while sweeping). If you dive under the bridge to meet the Fisherman, You can give him the fishing hook and he'll fish up the Mermaid's Necklace for you. If you talk to him a second time in the DX version, he'll fish up the Cameraman, and he'll take a picture for your photo album.

Bean Seller

2006-07-17T18:00:45Z

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==Description==

===Overall===
[[Image:BeanSeller.png|120px|left]] This guy is not very mobile, and is munching on [[Magic Bean|Magic Beans]] the entire day. He is a Hylian judging by his pointy ears and has a tattoo on his left arm. No one knows his real name, but he is refered to as the Bean Seller. 

===Ocarina of Time===
In OoT the Bean Seller can be found near the entrance to [[Zora's River]], when Link is a child. He can sell you 10 [[Magic Bean|Magic Beans]] in total, starting at 10 [[Rupee|Rupees]] where each bean costs 10 more than the previous one. Thus the last bean requires you to get the [[Adult's Wallet]] for it will cost 100 Rupees.

===Majora's Mask===
The Bean Seller returns in this game in an underground cavern inside the [[Deku Palace]] Gardens. Here he sells you some Magic Beans as well, but this time round they only cost 10 Rupees and he does ''not'' increase the value per pod as he did in OoT.

==Relevant Quotes==

===Ocarina of Time===

Bean Seller: ''insert here''

===Majora's Mask===

Bean Seller the first time you meet him:

Well...chomp, chomp...
You're the first customer I've had
in a looooong time!

Do you need any Magic Beans?
They sprout leaves as soon as
you water them. That they do,
they do.

Mmm, I'll give you one free sample,
so try planting it in some soft
soil. You can always buy more.

Bean Seller after you get your initial free bean:

Mmm...So you liked my Magic
Beans and came back to buy
more?

[[Monkey]] telling you about the Bean Seller:

Did you see entrance to cage? 
We know secret route there. 
Enter secret route from Outer
Garden entrance. 
But entrance in tall place. No can
reach it. 
Need bean from bean seller. Live
beneath palace garden.

==Translations==

{|style="background:white"
|- style="background:#CC9966;"
| '''Country''' || '''Name'''
|- style="background:beige;"
| Japanese || ?
|- style="background:beige;"
| English || Bean Seller
|- style="background:beige;"
| French || vendeur de haricots
|- style="background:beige;"
| German || Erbsenverkäufer
|- style="background:beige;"
| Spanish || vendedor de judías
|}

==See Also==
*[[Magic Bean]]
*[[Zora's River]]
*[[Deku Palace]]

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Navi

2006-07-17T17:58:32Z

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Navi is the fairy freind of Link, sent to him by the Deku Tree. Navi introduced the lock system of fighting, providing battle assistance and details about the enemy Link was locked onto at the time. Navi is pobably most remembered for her tagline "Hey! Listen!", the repetition of wich has driven many gamers insane.

Mask of Scents

2006-07-17T04:17:31Z

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The Mask of Scents can be obtained by completing the obstacle course supervised the the Royal Deku Butler after defeating Oldolwa. The Mask of Scents boosts Link's olfactory powers, allowing him to sense the Mushooms needed to brew magic potions.

Mad Batter

2006-07-17T04:13:41Z

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The Mad Batter is a Bat-like creature who lives under the ground of Koholint Island. If you sprinkle some Magic Powder on his living space (which resembles a well,) a small creature will float out and materialize into the Mad Batter. The Mad Batter will then complain about how you woke him up from a fine nap. As retribution, he makes you carry more bombs, arrows, or Magic Powder. You can wake him up three times: Once in the Mysterious Woods, once in Tal Tal Hieghts, and once in the sea.

Mad Batter

2006-07-17T04:10:32Z

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The Mad Batter is a Bat-like creature who lives under the ground of Koholint Island. If you sprinkle some Magic Powder on his living space (which resembles a well,) a small creature will float out and materialize into the Mad Batter. The mad batter will then complain about how you woke him up from a fin nap. As retribution, he makes you carry more bombs, arrows, or Magic Powder. You can wake him up three times: Once in the Nightmare Woods, once in Tal Tal Hieghts, and once in the sea.

Grandpa Ulriria

2006-07-17T03:59:31Z

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Grandpa Ulriria is a the only man of Koholint Island who owns a telephone. If you use any of the telephones in the telephone booths scattered througout the Island, you can talk to Ulriria, who gives you some advice on what to do next (though the advice isn't always so helpful). If you go to see him in Mabe Village, however, you will find that he is very shy in person, and can hardly convey a word to you. Incedentilly, if you use the telephone in Ulriria's house, you will call the only other person in Koholint who ever picks up: The Bucket Mouse.

Grandpa Ulriria

2006-07-17T03:58:51Z

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Grandpa Ulriria is a the only man of Koholint island who ows a telephone. If you use any of the telephones in the telephone booths scattered througout the Island, you can talk to Ulriria, who gives you some advice on what to do next (though the advice isn't always so helpful). If you go to see him in Mabe Village, however, you will find that he is very shy in person, and can hardly convey a word to you. Incedentilly, if you use the telephone in Ulriria's house, you will call the only other person in Koholint who ever picks up: The Bucket Mouse.

Guardian Acorn

2006-07-17T03:54:40Z

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The Guardian Acorn is an item that enemies on Koholint Island sometimes drop. Sort of the counterpart to the Peice of Power (which doubles Link's offensive power), the Guardian Acorn cuts the damage Link takes in half for the duration of the item's effect.

Gilded Sword

2006-07-17T03:50:13Z

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The gilded sword is the most powerful sword in Majora's Mask that can be used with the B button. It is obtained by having your sword reforged at the Mountain Smithy along with the Gold Powder you get from winning the Goron Race. The reforging takes all three days. The Gilded Sword is second in power only to the Great Fairy's Sword, obtained by reconstituting the Stone Tower Great Fairy.

Goron's Ruby

2006-07-17T03:45:46Z

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[[Category:Zelda Historical]]
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Goron's Ruby (or the Elemental Stone of Fire) is the elemental stone usually claimed second in Links quest to collect al three. The Goron's Ruby is obtained from Darunia as a reward for driving the monsters out from Dodongo's Cavern.

Dog Food

2006-07-17T03:40:53Z

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In Link's Awakening, you can trade the Ribbon you get from Papahl's wife to the chain chomp in the doghouse next to Madam MeowMeow's house for the dog food. You can then later trade the dog food to Sale of Sale's House of Banannas for a bunch of Banannas.

Manbo

2006-07-17T03:34:31Z

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Stray Fairy

2006-07-17T03:30:35Z

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The stray fairies are a common sight in the dungeons of Termina. The stray fairies are the fragments of a Great Fairy, and if all are united, the great fairy will once more have the power to grant Link some new sbility or item. There are twelve in each of the four dungeons, and one in Clocktown. If the Clocktown fairy is reconstructed during the first three days, the fairy will grant Deku Link the ability to spit bubbles. After the first three days, the Clocktown fairy grants Link the "Great Faiy's Mask," which attracts closeby stray fairies. If the fairy of the Woodfall dungeon fairy is reconstructed, she powers up Link's spin attack. If the Snowhead fairy is reconstructed, she doubles Link's Magic meter. If the Great Bay fairy is reconstructed, she doubles Link's Defensive power. If the Stone Tower fairy is reconstructed, she grants Link the Great Fairy's sword, which is equipped to a C button and is the most powerful weapon in the game.

Stray Fairy

2006-07-17T03:23:16Z

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