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'''Bottles''', also called '''Empty Bottles''', are a recurring type of item in [[The Legend of Zelda (series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. They are typically small glass containers closed with a cork. They can store various items such as [[Fairy|fairies]], [[potion]]s, and [[Poe Soul]]s. Many ''The Legend of Zelda'' titles allow [[Link]] to obtain multiple bottles. Sometimes a bottle is a necessary item for progressing in a game.

The bottles in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'' are called '''Magic Bottles'''.

Two are found in [[Kakariko Village]]: a street vendor sells one for 100 [[Rupee]]s, and the other is found inside a [[Treasure Chest]] in the back of the tavern. The camper [[Under the Bridge|under the bridge]] southeast of [[Hyrule Castle]] in the [[Light World]] gives Link another bottle. The last bottle is inside a chest in a ruined house in the [[Village of Outcasts]], corresponding to the home of the [[Dwarven Swordsmith]]s in the Light World. If [[Link]] brings the chest with him to the [[Desert of Mystery]], the silent [[Lockpicker]] will pick the lock on the chest.

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', there are four bottles. One is obtained by aiding [[Anju]] in bringing back her [[Cucco]]s in [[Kakariko Village]]. Another is the reward for completing the [[Super Cucco-findin' Game]], and comes with two helpings of [[Lon Lon Milk]]. Another bottle, containing a [[Letter in a Bottle|letter]] from [[Princess Ruto]], is found by diving into the waters of [[Lake Hylia]]; this bottle is required in order to complete the game. When the letter has been delivered to [[King Zora]], Link can keep the bottle for regular usage. The fourth bottle is obtained by Link during his adulthood after capturing ten [[Big Poe]]s in [[Hyrule Field]]. These must be sold to the [[Ghost Hunter]] in the [[Ghost Shop]] for 100 points on Link's "card" each. When Link has 1,000 points, the Ghost Hunter gives him a bottle.

Link can obtain up to six bottles in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''.

[[Kotake]] gives Link a bottle filled with [[Red Potion]] to restore the energy of her sister, [[Koume]]; this bottle is required to progress in the game. Link receives another after successfully defending [[Romani Ranch]] from [[Them]]; it comes with two helpings of [[Milk]]. The third bottle, which contains [[Gold Dust]], is the prize for completing the [[Goron Racetrack|Goron Race]]. The fourth is obtained by beating the [[Beavers]]' challenge at the [[Waterfall Rapids]]. The fifth bottle, which contains [[Chateau Romani]], is given to Link by [[Madame Aroma]] when he delivers [[Kafei]]'s [[Letter to Mama|letter]] to her personally. The sixth and final bottle is obtained in [[Ikana Graveyard]] on the Night of the [[Final Day]]. If Link commands the [[Stalchild]]ren there to open a grave, they reveal an underground chamber, where Link encounters [[Dampé]]. Having lost his lamp, Dampé requires the light from [[Tatl]] to see properly. Link can lead him around the chamber to circles of soft earth. If Dampé unearths three spots that cause blue fire to appear, a Big Poe will materialize. Upon the Poe's defeat, a [[Treasure Chest|chest]] containing the last bottle appears.

When Link uses the "[[Song of Time]]" to return to the [[First Day]], the contents of the bottles disappear, but Link keeps the bottles themselves.

''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D]]'' adds a seventh bottle, a reward for delivering [[Mystery Milk]] to [[Gorman]]. The sixth bottle that is under the grave is replaced by a [[Piece of Heart]], and the bottle is instead acquired at [[Old Koume's Boat Cruise]].

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'', there are four bottles. One is given to Link by [[Medli]] on [[Dragon Roost Island]] before he enters [[Dragon Roost Cavern]]; this bottle is required to progress in the game. Another is found inside a [[Submarine]] off the coast of [[Bomb Island]]. The third can be purchased from [[Beedle]]'s [[Masked Ship]] for the price of 500 Rupees. The fourth bottle is given to Link by [[Mila]] after he catches her stealing from [[Zunari]]'s safe on [[Windfall Island]].

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD]]'', the [[Tingle Tuner]] is replaced with the [[Tingle Bottle]], which allowed the player to send messages to other players via [[Miiverse]] while that service was in operation.

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap]]'', there are four bottles. One is bought from a [[Business Scrub]] at [[Mt. Crenel's Base]], and is required to complete the game. Another is obtained by talking to [[Stockwell]] behind his counter at the [[Hyrule Town Shop]]. He will ask Link to deliver a bottle of [[Dog Food]] to his dog, [[Fifi]]. After feeding the dog, Link is allowed to keep the bottle. Another bottle is obtained by fusing [[Kinstone]]s with [[Smith]]. The fourth is obtained after fusing Kinstones with six [[Mysterious Walls]] found around [[Hyrule]].

There are four bottles in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]. A half-full bottle of Milk is given to Link by [[Sera]] as thanks for safely returning [[Link (cat)|cat]] to her. Another bottle, filled with [[Lantern Oil]], can be purchased from [[Coro]]. The third can be fished out of the area of [[Hena]]'s [[Fishing Hole]], which is filled with waste and garbage. The last bottle, filled with [[Great Fairy's Tears]], is obtained by obtaining 20 [[Poe Soul]]s and returning to [[Jovani]] in [[Hyrule Castle Town]].

Empty bottles may be used in the battle against [[Possessed Zelda]] in the [[Throne Room]] of [[Hyrule Castle]] to reflect her magic back at her.

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword]]'', there are five bottles. [[Luv]] gives Link the first bottle when he talks to her; after this, Link can find the second in a chest in the [[Sealed Temple]] (which contains [[Revitalizing Potion]]). The third is obtained from [[Parrow]] when his sister, [[Orielle]], is missing (this bottle contains [[Mushroom Spores]]). Link can find the remaining two bottles in the [[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctuary]] and in a [[Goddess Chest]] located inside the [[Thunderhead]] that requires the [[Mogma Mitts]] to obtain.

Bottles can be used to hold potions or fairies. In this game, time does not freeze when Link drinks a potion, allowing him to move and rendering him vulnerable to enemy attacks. At one point, a Bottle is required in order to retrieve [[Sacred Water]] for the Water Dragon [[Faron (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword)|Faron]].

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds]]'', there are five Bottles. Two of these are obtained in a nearly identical fashion to ''A Link to the Past'': the one purchased from the [[Street Merchant]] in Kakariko Village for 100 Rupees, and the one given to Link by the [[Bird Lover]] hidden [[Under the Bridge]]. Another is found in a chest in the [[Vacant House]], the [[Lorule]] counterpart to [[Link's House]], by bombing a fragile wall at the back of the house. Another bottle may be gained by donating a total of 3,000 Rupees to the [[Great Rupee Fairy]].

The one that requires the most work is found atop [[Death Mountain]]. At the bottom of south-eastern [[Lake Hylia]] is a bottle containing a letter from the [[Bouldering Guy]], who is stuck on the mountain. The note admonishes whoever finds it to bring him [[Premium Milk]] from Kakariko Village's [[Milk Bar]]. After properly navigating a huge lava-filled cavern on Death Mountain, Link is able to access the ledge on which the Bouldering Guy is stuck. After receiving the milk and consuming it, the Bouldering Guy presents Link with the now-empty bottle as his reward.

In ''[[Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]'', bottles are named '''Empty Jars''', and are used to store the various substances [[Tingle]] can concoct in his [[Tingle's House|house]].

Bottles also appear in the basket [[Agitha]] carries which she apparently uses to collect and carry bugs. In the ''Land of Twilight'' story scenario, she carries a [[Goddess Butterfly]] in one of these bottles, before releasing it to help Lana find her way through the patches of [[Twilight]] on [[Twilight Field]].  

As part of Link's Great Fairy moveset, the Great Fairy carries Link around in a bottle that flies alongside her. During certain combos, the Great Fairy releases Link from the b ottle to either borrow Link's [[Knight's Sword]] or play a game of [[Dead Man's Volley]] as part of her attacks. She will also hug the bottle tightly when guarding.

In ''[[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]'', [[Companion Fairy|Companion Fairies]] found in [[Pot]]s inside enemy keeps appear inside bottles. When the player's character collects the bottle, they remove the bottle's cork, and the Companion Fairy is released from the bottle.