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| value = {{R|5}} | | value = {{R|5}} | ||
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| obtain = | | obtain = Initial quest<br/>East Wind General Store<br/>[[Uma's Garden]] | ||
| use = Eating ({{H|0.5}} raw)<br/>[[Cooking in Tears of the Kingdom|Cooking]] "[[Sunny]]" meals | | use = Eating ({{H|0.5}} raw)<br/>[[Cooking in Tears of the Kingdom|Cooking]] "[[Sunny]]" meals | ||
| effect = [[Gloom Recovery]] | | effect = [[Gloom Recovery]] | ||
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{{Quote|A new variety of pumpkin that soaks up the sunshine in Hateno Village. Baked into a dish, it can help heal the effects of exposure to gloom.|In-game description}} | {{Quote|A new variety of pumpkin that soaks up the sunshine in Hateno Village. Baked into a dish, it can help heal the effects of exposure to gloom.|In-game description}} | ||
Sun pumpkins can be found in [[Hateno Village]] after completing the [[Homegrown in Hateno]] Side Quest. Link receives five for completing the quest, but thereafter can only obtain them from the [[East Wind]] General Store for 20 rupees. They can be cooked over an open flame for a [[Baked Sun Pumpkin]]. | Sun pumpkins can be found in [[Hateno Village]] after completing the [[Homegrown in Hateno]] Side Quest. Link receives five for completing the quest, but thereafter can only obtain them from the [[East Wind]] General Store for 20 rupees, or by growing them in [[Uma's Garden]]. They can be cooked over an open flame for a [[Baked Sun Pumpkin]]. | ||
They can be cooked in a [[Cooking Pot]] to make [[Sunny]] meals, which give [[Gloom Recovery]]. This effect is weaker than [[sundelion]]s, however. | They can be cooked in a [[Cooking Pot]] to make [[Sunny]] meals, which give [[Gloom Recovery]]. This effect is weaker than [[sundelion]]s, however. | ||