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This is a list of items found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. | |||
== Equipment == | |||
=== Fighter's Sword === | |||
[[File:Fighters-Sword-Inventory.png|64x64px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Fighter's Sword}} | |||
The Fighter's Sword is the first weapon [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] possesses. He receives it from his [[Link's Uncle|Uncle]] in the basement of [[Hyrule Castle (A Link to the Past)|Hyrule Castle]]. | |||
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{{ | === Master Sword === | ||
{{ | [[File:Master-Sword-Inventory.png|64x64px|right]] | ||
{{ | {{Main|Master Sword}} | ||
The Master Sword is found in the [[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]] and is the second sword. Link is able to draw the weapon from its resting place once he has retrieved the three pendants from the [[Eastern Palace (A Link to the Past)|Eastern Palace]], [[Desert Palace (A Link to the Past)|Desert Palace]], and [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Tempered Sword === | |||
[[File:Tempered-Sword-Inventory.png|64x64px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Tempered Sword}} | |||
Reunite the [[Dwarven Swordsmiths]] and pay them 10 [[Rupee]]s to temper the sword. Return later to obtain the Tempered Sword. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Golden Sword === | |||
[[File:Golden-Sword-Inventory.png|64x64px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Golden Sword}} | |||
After obtaining the Tempered Sword and finding the [[Cursed Fairy]] in the [[Pyramid of Power]], Link can throw in the Tempered Sword to receive the Golden Sword upgrade. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Fighter's Shield === | |||
[[File:Fighter Shield - LTTPGBA artwork.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Fighter's Shield}} | |||
The Fighter's Shield is the first shield acquired in the game, and is received from [[Link's Uncle]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Red Shield === | |||
[[File:Red Shield - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Red Shield}} | |||
The Red Shield is an upgraded version of the Fighter's Shield, as it can protect Link from small fireballs fired by [[River Zora]]s and other creatures. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Mirror Shield === | |||
[[File:MirrorShield.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Mirror Shield}} | |||
The Mirror Shield is found in [[Turtle Rock (A Link to the Past)|Turtle Rock]]. It is able to reflect lasers from [[Laser Eye]]s. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Green Jerkin === | |||
[[File:GreenMail.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Green Jerkin}} | |||
The Green Jerkin is Link's starting [[outfit]], and offers no special protection. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Blue Mail === | |||
[[File:BlueMail.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Blue Mail}} | |||
The Blue Mail is the second outfit found, and is located in the [[Ice Palace]]. It reduces the overall damage Link receives by 50%. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Red Mail === | |||
[[File:RedMail.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Red Mail}} | |||
The Red Mail is the third and final outfit, and is located in [[Ganon's Tower (A Link to the Past)|Ganon's Tower]]. It reduces the overall damage Link receives by 75%. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Pegasus Boots === | |||
[[File:PegasusBoots.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Pegasus Boots}} | |||
The Pegasus Boots allow Link to charge at high speeds with his sword, as well as smash certain rocks. They are obtained from [[Sahasrahla (A Link to the Past)|Sahasrahla]] after gaining the [[Pendant of Courage]] in the [[Eastern Palace (A Link to the Past)|Eastern Palace]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Power Glove === | |||
[[File:PowerGlove.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Power Glove}} | |||
The Power Gloves allow Link to lift small and large gray stones, and are found in the [[Desert Palace (A Link to the Past)|Desert Palace]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Titan's Mitt === | |||
[[File:TitansMitt.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Titan's Mitt}} | |||
The Titan's Mitts are the upgraded version of the Power Gloves, allowing Link to lift black rocks. They are acquired in [[Thieves' Town (Dungeon)|Thieves' Town]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Zora's Flippers === | |||
[[File:ZoraFlippers - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Flippers}} | |||
Zora's Flippers allow Link to swim in deeper water without drowning. They can be purchased at the hefty price of 500 [[Rupee]]s at [[Zora's Waterfall]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Moon Pearl === | |||
[[File:Moon Pearl - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Moon Pearl}} | |||
The Moon Pearl enables Link to keep his original form upon entering the [[Dark World]]. It is obtained in the [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
== Inventory == | |||
=== Lamp === | |||
[[File:Lamp - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Lamp}} | |||
The Lamp is the first item found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. Found in a chest in [[Link's House|Link's house]], it relies on [[Magic Power|magic]] to light candles found in various places. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Bow === | |||
[[File:Bow and Arrow - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Bow}} | |||
The Bow is a projectile weapon found in the [[Eastern Palace (A Link to the Past)|Eastern Palace]]. Link starts out only being able to carry 30 [[arrow]]s, but can carry as many as 70 by donating Rupees at the [[Pond of Happiness]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Silver Arrow === | |||
[[File:Silver-Arrows-Sprite.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Silver Arrow}} | |||
The Silver Arrows can be found by tossing the bow in the fountain at the [[Pyramid of Power]]. The Silver Arrows are needed to defeat [[Ganon]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Bomb === | |||
[[File:Bomblttp.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Bomb}} | |||
The Bombs are explosive items that Link can place to damage walls, enemies, and activate switches. They are available in most shops and can be found in dungeons. [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] starts out only being able to carry 10 bombs at a time, but can hold a maximum of 50 by donating Rupees at the [[Pond of Happiness]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Boomerang === | |||
[[File:Boomeranglttp.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Boomerang}} | |||
The Boomerang is a ranged weapon that can be used to stun enemies or activate switches. It is found in [[Hyrule Castle (A Link to the Past)|Hyrule Castle]] on the way to rescuing [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Magical Boomerang === | |||
[[File:Magic_boomerang.jpg|80x100px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Magical Boomerang}} | |||
The Magical Boomerang is an upgraded version of the previous Boomerang, having the ability to fly farther and cut down plants. It is found by throwing the normal boomerang into the [[Waterfall of Wishing]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Bug-Catching Net === | |||
[[File:Bug-Catching Net - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Bug Net}} | |||
The Bug Catching Net is used to catch bugs and fairies. It is given to [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] by the [[Bug-Catching Kid|sick child]] in [[Kakariko Village (A Link to the Past)|Kakariko Village]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Hookshot === | |||
[[File:HookShot.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Hookshot}} | |||
The Hookshot is an item used to latch on to certain things such as items and chests and draw Link to them like a mechanical Grappling Hook. It is found in the [[Swamp Palace (A Link to the Past)|Swamp Palace]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Mushroom === | |||
[[File:Mushroom - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Mushroom}} | |||
The Mushroom is used by Syrup to make [[Magic Powder]]. It can be found in [[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Magic Powder === | |||
[[File:MagicPowderlttp.png|100x80px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Magic Powder}} | |||
Magic Powder is an item used to create fires or turn enemies into something else. It is acquired by bringing the [[Mushroom]] from the [[Lost Woods (A Link to the Past)|Lost Woods]] to [[Syrup]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Fire Rod === | |||
[[File:FireRodlttp.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Fire Rod}} | |||
The Fire Rod is an item that spits out balls of fire and is capable of burning most enemies. It can also be used to light torches from a distance, and is found in [[Skull Woods (A Link to the Past)|Skull Woods]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Ice Rod === | |||
[[File:Ice Rod.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Ice Rod}} | |||
The Ice Rod is an item that shoots out a blue beam to freeze enemies. It is found in a cave on the eastern shore of [[Lake Hylia (A Link to the Past)|Lake Hylia]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Magic Hammer === | |||
[[File:Magic Hammer - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Magic Hammer}} | |||
The Magic Hammer is an item used for flipping over enemies, or penetrating their hard outer shells. It is also used to knock down certain fence posts blocking Link's path, and is found in the [[Dark Palace (A Link to the Past)|Dark Palace]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Flute === | |||
[[File:Flutelttp.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Flute}} | |||
The flute is an instrument used to teleport to one of eight locations via bird-travel. It is acquired by digging it up in the [[Haunted Grove]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Book of Mudora === | |||
[[File:BookOfMudora.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Book of Mudora}} | |||
The Book of Mudora is a book used to translate the Ancient Hyrulean Language in various places throughout the game. It is found in the [[House of Books]] south of Kakariko Village. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Shovel === | |||
[[File:Shovellttp.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Shovel}} | |||
[[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] can use the shovel to help find [[Flute Boy|Flute Boy's]] flute. It is replaced with the Flute afterwards. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Cane of Somaria === | |||
[[File:CaneOfSomaria.png|100x80px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Cane of Somaria}} | |||
The Cane of Somaria is used to create blocks out of thin air, and is found in the sixth dungeon: [[Misery Mire (A Link to the Past)|Misery Mire]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Cane of Byrna === | |||
[[File:CaneOfByrna.png|100x80px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Cane of Byrna}} | |||
The Cane of Byrna is used to protect [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] by rapidly spinning around him, forming a protective barrier against most enemies. It is found in a cave on [[Death Mountain]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Magic Cape === | |||
[[File:MagicCape.png|100x80px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Magic Cape}} | |||
The Magic Cape is used to turn Link invisible, rendering him invincible for a short time as well as allowing him to pass through obstacles. It can be found in the [[Hyrulian Cemetery]] in the [[Light World]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Magic Mirror === | |||
[[File:Magic Mirror - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Magic Mirror}} | |||
The Magic Mirror is used to transport Link from the [[Dark World]] to the corresponding location in the [[Light World]], leaving a portal for him to return if needed. It is acquired from the [[Lost Old Man]] inside [[Death Mountain]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Ether Medallion === | |||
[[File:Ether Medallion - LTTP art.png|160x160px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Ether Medallion}} | |||
The Ether Medallion calls down a strike of lightning, attacking all enemies on screen. Any enemy that is not destroyed is frozen as if hit with the Ice Rod. Ether can be found on a bridge west of the [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. A green tablet, that needs the [[Book of Mudora]] to translate it, tells [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] to raise the [[Master Sword]] to the sky. Ether is needed to clear the skies in Misery Mire. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Quake Medallion === | |||
[[File:Quake Medallion - LTTP art.png|160x160px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Quake Medallion}} | |||
[[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] slams his sword into the ground, unleashing a shockwave that will either destroy an enemy or turn them into a Slime. The Quake Medallion can be found at the [[Lake of Ill Omen]] in a circle of stones. By throwing a rock into the circle, a [[Catfish]] will appear and offer Link the medallion. Quake is needed to open Turtle Rock. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Bombos Medallion === | |||
[[File:Bombos Medallion - LTTP art.png|160x160px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Bombos Medallion}} | |||
[[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] sends out a ring of fire from his sword, destroying all enemies on the screen. The Bombos Medallion can be found by going to the swamp in the [[Dark World]], and use the [[Magic Mirror]] to end up on a cliff in the [[Desert of Mystery]]. Use the [[Book of Mudora]] to read the tablet. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
== Bottle Items == | |||
=== Magic Bottle === | |||
[[File:Bottle Empty - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Bottle}} | |||
The Magic Bottle is a container used to store various things such as [[fairy|fairies]], [[potion]]s, and bees. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Red Potion === | |||
[[File:Bottle Red Potion - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Red Potion}} | |||
The Red Potion restores all of [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link's]] hearts. It can be bought at the [[Magic Shop]] for 120 Rupees. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Green Potion === | |||
[[File:Bottle Green Potion - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Green Potion}} | |||
The Green Potion restores all of [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link's]] magic power. It can be bought at the [[Magic Shop]] for 60 Rupees. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Blue Potion === | |||
[[File:Bottle Blue Potion - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Blue Potion}} | |||
The Blue Potion restores all of [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link's]] hearts and magic power. It can be bought at the [[Magic Shop]] for 160 Rupees. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Fairy === | |||
[[File:Bottle Fairy - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Fairy}} | |||
Fairies restore [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link's]] hearts, or if the heart gauge is emptied, revive Link to a maximum of 8 hearts. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Bee === | |||
[[File:Bottle Bee - LTTP art.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Bee}} | |||
When released from a [[bottle]], a bee attacks several times before flying off. It can be found by dashing into trees with the [[Pegasus Boots]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Golden Bee === | |||
[[File:Golden Bee.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Golden Bee}} | |||
The Golden Bee is like the normal bee, but does more damage and never flies away from [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]]. It can be found in a cave next to the [[Ice Rod]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
== Misc Items == | |||
=== Super Bomb === | |||
[[File:SuperBomb.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Super Bomb}} | |||
The Super Bomb is needed to open up the [[Cursed Fairy]]. It can be bought from the [[Dark World]]'s [[Bomb Shop]] for 100 Rupees. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Basket (GBA only) === | |||
[[File:Basket.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Basket}} | |||
The Basket can only be found in the [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (GBA)|GBA remake]]. It is used during the [[Riddle Quest]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Wooden Carvings (GBA only) === | |||
[[File:Wooden Carvings - LTTPGBA.png|150px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Wooden Carvings}} | |||
The Wooden Carvings can only be found in the [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (GBA)|GBA remake]]. They are a reward from the [[Riddle Quest]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
== Dungeon Items == | |||
=== Dungeon Map === | |||
[[File:Dungeon Map - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Dungeon Map}} | |||
The Dungeon Map shows the layout of the current dungeon. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Compass === | |||
[[File:Compass - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Compass}} | |||
The Compass shows where items and the boss are located within a dungeon. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Big Key === | |||
[[File:Big Key - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Big Key}} | |||
The Big Key opens the Big Chest and the door to the boss of a given dungeon. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Small Key === | |||
[[File:Small Key - LTTP art.png|125x125px|right]] | |||
{{Main|Small Key}} | |||
The Small Key opens a locked door in a dungeon. Each is only used in one dungeon, where it permanently unlocks one door, but can only be used once. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
== Quest Items == | |||
=== Pendant of Courage === | |||
[[File:PendantOfCourage.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Pendant of Courage}} | |||
Found in the [[Eastern Palace (A Link to the Past)|Eastern Palace]] after defeating the [[Armos Knight (A Link to the Past)|Armos Knights]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Pendant of Power === | |||
[[File:PendantOfPower.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Pendant of Power}} | |||
Found in the [[Desert Palace (A Link to the Past)|Desert Palace]] after defeating the [[Lanmola (A Link to the Past)|Lanmolas]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Pendant of Wisdom === | |||
[[File:PendantOfWisdom.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Pendant of Wisdom}} | |||
Found in the [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]] after defeating the [[Moldorm (A Link to the Past)|Moldorm]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
=== Crystal === | |||
[[File:Crystals.png|right]] | |||
{{Main|Crystal}} | |||
Found in each [[Dark World]] dungeon by defeating the boss within. | |||
{{Clear}} | |||
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Revision as of 12:52, July 1, 2024
This is a list of items found in A Link to the Past.
Equipment
Fighter's Sword
- Main article: Fighter's Sword
The Fighter's Sword is the first weapon Link possesses. He receives it from his Uncle in the basement of Hyrule Castle.
Master Sword
- Main article: Master Sword
The Master Sword is found in the Lost Woods and is the second sword. Link is able to draw the weapon from its resting place once he has retrieved the three pendants from the Eastern Palace, Desert Palace, and Tower of Hera.
Tempered Sword
- Main article: Tempered Sword
Reunite the Dwarven Swordsmiths and pay them 10 Rupees to temper the sword. Return later to obtain the Tempered Sword.
Golden Sword
- Main article: Golden Sword
After obtaining the Tempered Sword and finding the Cursed Fairy in the Pyramid of Power, Link can throw in the Tempered Sword to receive the Golden Sword upgrade.
Fighter's Shield
- Main article: Fighter's Shield
The Fighter's Shield is the first shield acquired in the game, and is received from Link's Uncle.
Red Shield
- Main article: Red Shield
The Red Shield is an upgraded version of the Fighter's Shield, as it can protect Link from small fireballs fired by River Zoras and other creatures.
Mirror Shield
- Main article: Mirror Shield
The Mirror Shield is found in Turtle Rock. It is able to reflect lasers from Laser Eyes.
Green Jerkin
- Main article: Green Jerkin
The Green Jerkin is Link's starting outfit, and offers no special protection.
Blue Mail
- Main article: Blue Mail
The Blue Mail is the second outfit found, and is located in the Ice Palace. It reduces the overall damage Link receives by 50%.
Red Mail
- Main article: Red Mail
The Red Mail is the third and final outfit, and is located in Ganon's Tower. It reduces the overall damage Link receives by 75%.
Pegasus Boots
- Main article: Pegasus Boots
The Pegasus Boots allow Link to charge at high speeds with his sword, as well as smash certain rocks. They are obtained from Sahasrahla after gaining the Pendant of Courage in the Eastern Palace.
Power Glove
- Main article: Power Glove
The Power Gloves allow Link to lift small and large gray stones, and are found in the Desert Palace.
Titan's Mitt
- Main article: Titan's Mitt
The Titan's Mitts are the upgraded version of the Power Gloves, allowing Link to lift black rocks. They are acquired in Thieves' Town.
Zora's Flippers
- Main article: Flippers
Zora's Flippers allow Link to swim in deeper water without drowning. They can be purchased at the hefty price of 500 Rupees at Zora's Waterfall.
Moon Pearl
- Main article: Moon Pearl
The Moon Pearl enables Link to keep his original form upon entering the Dark World. It is obtained in the Tower of Hera.
Inventory
Lamp
- Main article: Lamp
The Lamp is the first item found in A Link to the Past. Found in a chest in Link's house, it relies on magic to light candles found in various places.
Bow
- Main article: Bow
The Bow is a projectile weapon found in the Eastern Palace. Link starts out only being able to carry 30 arrows, but can carry as many as 70 by donating Rupees at the Pond of Happiness.
Silver Arrow
- Main article: Silver Arrow
The Silver Arrows can be found by tossing the bow in the fountain at the Pyramid of Power. The Silver Arrows are needed to defeat Ganon.
Bomb
- Main article: Bomb
The Bombs are explosive items that Link can place to damage walls, enemies, and activate switches. They are available in most shops and can be found in dungeons. Link starts out only being able to carry 10 bombs at a time, but can hold a maximum of 50 by donating Rupees at the Pond of Happiness.
Boomerang
- Main article: Boomerang
The Boomerang is a ranged weapon that can be used to stun enemies or activate switches. It is found in Hyrule Castle on the way to rescuing Princess Zelda.
Magical Boomerang
- Main article: Magical Boomerang
The Magical Boomerang is an upgraded version of the previous Boomerang, having the ability to fly farther and cut down plants. It is found by throwing the normal boomerang into the Waterfall of Wishing.
Bug-Catching Net
- Main article: Bug Net
The Bug Catching Net is used to catch bugs and fairies. It is given to Link by the sick child in Kakariko Village.
Hookshot
- Main article: Hookshot
The Hookshot is an item used to latch on to certain things such as items and chests and draw Link to them like a mechanical Grappling Hook. It is found in the Swamp Palace.
Mushroom
- Main article: Mushroom
The Mushroom is used by Syrup to make Magic Powder. It can be found in Lost Woods.
Magic Powder
- Main article: Magic Powder
Magic Powder is an item used to create fires or turn enemies into something else. It is acquired by bringing the Mushroom from the Lost Woods to Syrup.
Fire Rod
- Main article: Fire Rod
The Fire Rod is an item that spits out balls of fire and is capable of burning most enemies. It can also be used to light torches from a distance, and is found in Skull Woods.
Ice Rod
- Main article: Ice Rod
The Ice Rod is an item that shoots out a blue beam to freeze enemies. It is found in a cave on the eastern shore of Lake Hylia.
Magic Hammer
- Main article: Magic Hammer
The Magic Hammer is an item used for flipping over enemies, or penetrating their hard outer shells. It is also used to knock down certain fence posts blocking Link's path, and is found in the Dark Palace.
Flute
- Main article: Flute
The flute is an instrument used to teleport to one of eight locations via bird-travel. It is acquired by digging it up in the Haunted Grove.
Book of Mudora
- Main article: Book of Mudora
The Book of Mudora is a book used to translate the Ancient Hyrulean Language in various places throughout the game. It is found in the House of Books south of Kakariko Village.
Shovel
- Main article: Shovel
Link can use the shovel to help find Flute Boy's flute. It is replaced with the Flute afterwards.
Cane of Somaria
- Main article: Cane of Somaria
The Cane of Somaria is used to create blocks out of thin air, and is found in the sixth dungeon: Misery Mire.
Cane of Byrna
- Main article: Cane of Byrna
The Cane of Byrna is used to protect Link by rapidly spinning around him, forming a protective barrier against most enemies. It is found in a cave on Death Mountain.
Magic Cape
- Main article: Magic Cape
The Magic Cape is used to turn Link invisible, rendering him invincible for a short time as well as allowing him to pass through obstacles. It can be found in the Hyrulian Cemetery in the Light World.
Magic Mirror
- Main article: Magic Mirror
The Magic Mirror is used to transport Link from the Dark World to the corresponding location in the Light World, leaving a portal for him to return if needed. It is acquired from the Lost Old Man inside Death Mountain.
Ether Medallion
- Main article: Ether Medallion
The Ether Medallion calls down a strike of lightning, attacking all enemies on screen. Any enemy that is not destroyed is frozen as if hit with the Ice Rod. Ether can be found on a bridge west of the Tower of Hera. A green tablet, that needs the Book of Mudora to translate it, tells Link to raise the Master Sword to the sky. Ether is needed to clear the skies in Misery Mire.
Quake Medallion
- Main article: Quake Medallion
Link slams his sword into the ground, unleashing a shockwave that will either destroy an enemy or turn them into a Slime. The Quake Medallion can be found at the Lake of Ill Omen in a circle of stones. By throwing a rock into the circle, a Catfish will appear and offer Link the medallion. Quake is needed to open Turtle Rock.
Bombos Medallion
- Main article: Bombos Medallion
Link sends out a ring of fire from his sword, destroying all enemies on the screen. The Bombos Medallion can be found by going to the swamp in the Dark World, and use the Magic Mirror to end up on a cliff in the Desert of Mystery. Use the Book of Mudora to read the tablet.
Bottle Items
Magic Bottle
- Main article: Bottle
The Magic Bottle is a container used to store various things such as fairies, potions, and bees.
Red Potion
- Main article: Red Potion
The Red Potion restores all of Link's hearts. It can be bought at the Magic Shop for 120 Rupees.
Green Potion
- Main article: Green Potion
The Green Potion restores all of Link's magic power. It can be bought at the Magic Shop for 60 Rupees.
Blue Potion
- Main article: Blue Potion
The Blue Potion restores all of Link's hearts and magic power. It can be bought at the Magic Shop for 160 Rupees.
Fairy
- Main article: Fairy
Fairies restore Link's hearts, or if the heart gauge is emptied, revive Link to a maximum of 8 hearts.
Bee
- Main article: Bee
When released from a bottle, a bee attacks several times before flying off. It can be found by dashing into trees with the Pegasus Boots.
Golden Bee
- Main article: Golden Bee
The Golden Bee is like the normal bee, but does more damage and never flies away from Link. It can be found in a cave next to the Ice Rod.
Misc Items
Super Bomb
- Main article: Super Bomb
The Super Bomb is needed to open up the Cursed Fairy. It can be bought from the Dark World's Bomb Shop for 100 Rupees.
Basket (GBA only)
- Main article: Basket
The Basket can only be found in the GBA remake. It is used during the Riddle Quest.
Wooden Carvings (GBA only)
- Main article: Wooden Carvings
The Wooden Carvings can only be found in the GBA remake. They are a reward from the Riddle Quest.
Dungeon Items
Dungeon Map
- Main article: Dungeon Map
The Dungeon Map shows the layout of the current dungeon.
Compass
- Main article: Compass
The Compass shows where items and the boss are located within a dungeon.
Big Key
- Main article: Big Key
The Big Key opens the Big Chest and the door to the boss of a given dungeon.
Small Key
- Main article: Small Key
The Small Key opens a locked door in a dungeon. Each is only used in one dungeon, where it permanently unlocks one door, but can only be used once.
Quest Items
Pendant of Courage
- Main article: Pendant of Courage
Found in the Eastern Palace after defeating the Armos Knights.
Pendant of Power
- Main article: Pendant of Power
Found in the Desert Palace after defeating the Lanmolas.
Pendant of Wisdom
- Main article: Pendant of Wisdom
Found in the Tower of Hera after defeating the Moldorm.
Crystal
- Main article: Crystal
Found in each Dark World dungeon by defeating the boss within.