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| | | image = [[File:KinstoneFusion.png|400px]] | ||
| image | | caption = | ||
| game | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' | ||
| learn | | learn = [[Hurdy-Gurdy Man]] | ||
| perform = Walk up to someone with a bubble over their head and press 'L' | | perform = Walk up to someone with a bubble over their head and press 'L' | ||
| effect | | effect = Causes a certain chest, cave, enemy, or character to appear somewhere in the overworld | ||
| related = [[Kinstone]]<br/>[[Kinstone Bag]]<br/>[[Gold Kinstone Piece]]<br/>[[Magical Boomerang Kinstones]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
Kinstone Fusion is a skill seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''. [[Link]] can collect pieces of | '''Kinstone Fusion''' is a skill seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''. [[Link (The Minish Cap)|Link]] can collect pieces of [[Kinstone]]s as he travels, and he can fuse them with another half of a Kinstone to make something appear in the game world. The other half of the Kinstone is carried by certain characters or objects within the game. | ||
When Link walks up to a character, such as a certain [[Hylian]], [[Minish]], or animal, a thought bubble may appear over their head. If this occurs, Link can fuse | ==''The Minish Cap''== | ||
Link learns to fuse kinstones from the [[Hurdy-Gurdy Man]] in [[Hyrule Town]], who also gives him a [[Kinstone Bag]] to store each kinstone in. When Link walks up to a character, such as a certain [[Hylian]], [[Minish]], or animal, a thought bubble may appear over their head. If this occurs, Link can fuse Kinstones with them by pressing 'L'. The icon shown in the bubble hints towards what the reward will be, for example a heart means it will lead to a heart piece and a rupee will result in a large amount of rupees. A question mark is for everything else. Link can also fuse Kinstones with other certain objects, such as some statues and clouds. | |||
==Purpose== | ===Purpose=== | ||
Fusing Kinstones will cause something good to happen in the overworld. These can include new caves opening up, staircases appearing, or new characters to appear, allowing Link to interact with them. In some occasions, a golden enemy will appear in a certain area in the overworld. Upon killing these enemies, they will drop 50 to 100 [[Rupee]]s (in a small few cases it's 200, but it's a lot later on in the game) for Link to pick up. | |||
Kinstone Fusion seems to be a common myth among the people of [[Hyrule]]. Upon fusing Kinstones with them, they will usually say something like "I wonder if something good will happen!" | |||
Kinstone Fusion seems to be a common myth among the people of [[Hyrule]]. Upon fusing | |||
Kinstone Fusion is necessary in some parts of the game in order to complete it. Golden Kinstones are the ones that are necessary in order to complete the game, while green, red, and blue ones are optional. When Link is in [[Castor Wilds]], he must fuse Golden Kinstones with three large statues. When Link is in the [[Cloud Tops]], he must fuse Golden Kinstones with five Mysterious Clouds. | Kinstone Fusion is necessary in some parts of the game in order to complete it. Golden Kinstones are the ones that are necessary in order to complete the game, while green, red, and blue ones are optional. When Link is in [[Castor Wilds]], he must fuse Golden Kinstones with three large statues. When Link is in the [[Cloud Tops]], he must fuse Golden Kinstones with five Mysterious Clouds. | ||
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[[File:FusionInterface.png|thumb|left|300px|The interface shown when fusing [[Kinstone|Kinstones]]]] | [[File:FusionInterface.png|thumb|left|300px|The interface shown when fusing [[Kinstone|Kinstones]]]] | ||
Kinstone Fusion itself is a form of a simple puzzle. The character or object that | Kinstone Fusion itself is a form of a simple puzzle. The character or object that Link is trading with has a certain half of a Kinstone. Link will have to try to find the opposite half of the Kinstone that fits the shape of and is the same color as the first half. Once this is done, a short cutscene will play, revealing the effect that the fusion caused. | ||
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Revision as of 22:20, September 14, 2024
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How to Perform | Walk up to someone with a bubble over their head and press 'L' | |
Effect | Causes a certain chest, cave, enemy, or character to appear somewhere in the overworld | |
Related | ||
Kinstone Fusion is a skill seen in The Minish Cap. Link can collect pieces of Kinstones as he travels, and he can fuse them with another half of a Kinstone to make something appear in the game world. The other half of the Kinstone is carried by certain characters or objects within the game.
The Minish Cap
Link learns to fuse kinstones from the Hurdy-Gurdy Man in Hyrule Town, who also gives him a Kinstone Bag to store each kinstone in. When Link walks up to a character, such as a certain Hylian, Minish, or animal, a thought bubble may appear over their head. If this occurs, Link can fuse Kinstones with them by pressing 'L'. The icon shown in the bubble hints towards what the reward will be, for example a heart means it will lead to a heart piece and a rupee will result in a large amount of rupees. A question mark is for everything else. Link can also fuse Kinstones with other certain objects, such as some statues and clouds.
Purpose
Fusing Kinstones will cause something good to happen in the overworld. These can include new caves opening up, staircases appearing, or new characters to appear, allowing Link to interact with them. In some occasions, a golden enemy will appear in a certain area in the overworld. Upon killing these enemies, they will drop 50 to 100 Rupees (in a small few cases it's 200, but it's a lot later on in the game) for Link to pick up.
Kinstone Fusion seems to be a common myth among the people of Hyrule. Upon fusing Kinstones with them, they will usually say something like "I wonder if something good will happen!"
Kinstone Fusion is necessary in some parts of the game in order to complete it. Golden Kinstones are the ones that are necessary in order to complete the game, while green, red, and blue ones are optional. When Link is in Castor Wilds, he must fuse Golden Kinstones with three large statues. When Link is in the Cloud Tops, he must fuse Golden Kinstones with five Mysterious Clouds.
Once Link completes all the Kinstone Fusions in the game, he will receive a Tingle Trophy from Tingle.
Fusion Interface
Kinstone Fusion itself is a form of a simple puzzle. The character or object that Link is trading with has a certain half of a Kinstone. Link will have to try to find the opposite half of the Kinstone that fits the shape of and is the same color as the first half. Once this is done, a short cutscene will play, revealing the effect that the fusion caused.