The Minish Cap Items: Difference between revisions

{{CD|file=Flippers.png|link=Flippers|desc=In order to get the flippers, Link needs to complete the Book Quest and return them to the Library. Link can climb the books to get to the Minish here and he will drop you down into a cave like area. Navigate your way to the Flippers. Like in previous games, the Flippers will allow Link to swim in water as well as dive down for some secret rupees or hearts.}}

{{CD|file=TMC Power Bracelets Sprite.png|link=Power Bracelet|caption=Power Bracelets|desc=Link will find the Power Bracelets on his quest to getting the three missing books from the Library. The Power Bracelets will allow Minish Link to lift and move some heavier objects that he couldn't before.}}

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{{CD|file=Pegasus-boots.png|link=Pegasus Boots|desc=Another classic Zelda item here. They are acquired from [[Rem]], the shoe maker in Hyrule Town after waking him with a [[Wake-Up Mushroom]]. These Pegasus Boots are needed to dash over the swamps of [[Castor Wilds]]. They will make moving from far parts of Hyrule a breeze. Also, you can learn the Dash Attack technique from [[Swiftblade]] which allows Link to have his sword out ahead of him while dashing.}}

{{CD|file=Bowmc.png|link=Bow|desc=Found in Castor Wilds. Their immediate use is to shoot out at the [[Eyegore Statue]]s in Castor Wilds to awaken them. The classic arrows help Link defeat enemies in a distance or to hit certain switches. They are also needed to defeat some bosses in the game.}}

{{CD|file=Mole Mitts.png|link=Mole Mitts|desc=Found in the third dungeon, [[Fortress of Winds]]. The Mole Mitts will allow Link to dig through certain surfaces. Link can use them to dig through the ground in the Fortress of Winds to get through to certain rooms and access hidden chests. They are also used in many caves throughout Hyrule, as well as digging through clouds at the [[Cloud Tops]].}}

{{CD|file=Ocarina of Winds.png|link=Ocarina of Wind|desc=Link gets this Ocarina after defeating the Fortress of Winds. The Ocarina of Wind will allow Link to travel to different parts of Hyrule through the [[Wind Crest]]s.}}

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{{CD|file=Jabber-Nut.png|link=Jabber Nut|desc=Found in Minish Village. Once Link gets it he will eat it and this will allow Link to understand the language of the Minish.}}

{{CD|file=Spare-key.png|link=Lon Lon Ranch Spare Key|desc=After shrinking in size and entering [[Malon]] and [[Talon]]'s house, break the barrels at the top-right for the Spare Key. This will allow Link access the main part of [[Lon Lon Ranch]].}}

{{CD|file=Wake-Up Mushroom.png|link=Wake-Up Mushroom|desc=This item is needed in order to wake-up the Rem, the shoe maker in Hyrule Town. You buy the Wake-Up Mushroom from [[Syrup]] for 60 rupees in her hut at the top-right of the Minish Woods.}}

{{CD|file=Graveyard Key.png|link=Graveyard Key|desc=Given to Link by [[Dampé#The Minish Cap|Dampé]] the grave-keeper. However once you step outside his house a [[Takkuri]] will steal it from you. Recover it buy killing the bird in this same area and then you will be able to enter the graveyard.}}

{{CD|file=Carlov Medal.png|link=Carlov Medal|desc=Link can get this medal after obtaining every [[Figurines|Figurine]] in the game. It can be used to unlock the house with the robot on the top, by showing the medal to [[Baris]].}}

{{CD|file=Tingle Trophy.png|link=Tingle Trophy|desc=The only way to obtain this golden trophy that is shaped in Tingle's likeness is by successfully completing the many [[Kinstone Fusion]]s located all over Hyrule within the game; such a feat can easily become rather annoying as at one point it may be difficult to locate who's left to fuse Kinstones with, but it is still quite possible and when done will reward you with this trophy to commemorate the occasion.}}

{{CD|file=Tiger Scrolls.png|link=Tiger Scroll|desc=These Scrolls have the sword techniques that Link learns written on them. They are taught to Link by all the Swordsmen throughout Hyrule.}}

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{{CD|file=Green Kinstone.png|link=Kinstone|caption=Green Kinstone|desc=These can be found by slashing bushes or defeating enemies. Some are also in treasure chests throughout Hyrule. There are three types of Green Kinstones.}}

{{CD|file=Blue Kinstone.png|link=Kinstone|caption=Blue Kinstone|desc=Blue Kinstones are a bit more hard to come by than Green Kinstones. You get them mainly in treasure chests throughout Hyrule. There are two types of Blue Kinstones.}}

{{CD|file=Red Kinstone.png|link=Kinstone|caption=Red Kinstone|desc=Simliar to Blue Kinstones, the red ones are even harder to come by. They are mainly found in treasure chests. There are three types of Red Kinstones.}}

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{{CD|file=Small-key.png|link=Small Key|desc=Small Keys are all over the many dungeons. You get them by defeating some enemies or solving some puzzles. They open up locked doors or blocks within the dungeon.}}

{{CD|file=Big-key.png|link=Big Key|desc=Each dungeon has a Big Key. The Big Key will open up the door that leads to the boss of the dungeon.}}

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