Editing The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons

|A friendly [[Dodongo]] who is one of Link's animal friends. He is an excellent swimmer (even going up waterfalls) and can eat a majority of enemies, but cannot jump at all.

|A flying bear who is one of Link's animal friends. He can fly for a prolonged period, but his only attack is an ungainly charging downward pound with a short area of effect and he drops and sinks immediately if he flies over water.

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|[[Twinrova]]

|The true villains of the game, individually named [[Koume]] and [[Kotake]], Twinrova use Onox as part of their evil plan to revive [[Ganon]].

|Music-loving plant-like beings found underground in certain areas.

|The younger of the [[Poe Sisters]], she warps around and charges forward with a sword.

|Skull spirits that bounce around rooms diagonally. They can be defeated with a [[Boomerang]].

|''{{wp|Haniwa}}'' that copy Link's movements in reverse.

|Statues that come alive and walk around after a trigger, usually touching them. Only the blue ones are damages by sword attacks.

|[[Mothula]]'s offspring, which fly at Link during its battle.

|Strong soldiers wielding a far-reaching flail.

|Crawling arthropods that can sometimes be dug up with the [[shovel]] or dropped by [[Facade|Façade]].

|Electrical blobs that aimlessly strut around.

|Fish that swim around in side-scrolling areas.

|Birds that fly at Link from the edge of the screen.

|The result of hitting a Buzz Blob with a [[Mystery Seed]], these act similar, but can be spoken to, causing them to say bizarre things.

|Giant nut-like creatures that spit [[Deku Nut]]s at Link. By reflecting them with the shield, they are stunned and offer information.

|A giant face in the floor that attacks Link by manipulating the room, breathing fire, and summoning [[Beetle (enemy)|Beetle]]s.

|Burning [[Keese]] that swoop down at Link to burn him, though this also extinguishes them on contact.

|Evil magic resembling a Fire Keese, [[Twinrova]] summons them to attack Link.

|Piranhas that swim back-and-forth with their dorsal fins visible, occasionally leaping.

|Giant hands that sprout from the floor and follow Link. If one catches him, he is taken to the dungeon entrance.

|Tiny slimes that are usually split from a red [[Zol]]. They grab onto Link and slow him down.

|Simple spirit enemies that fly back and forth.

|Mummies that walk around unflinchingly. Burning them reveals a [[Stalfos]].

|The offspring of [[Gohma]] released in the second half of its battle. Some slide around, and others hop.

|Four strong versions of different enemies found across the land during specific seasons and places. An [[old man]] challenges Link to defeat each.

|Immobile swamp plants that are very difficult to destroy and have the ability to shoot fireballs.

|Tough shelled enemies that cannot be destroyed, only knocked around and into pits.

|[[Gleeok]]'s detached heads, they bounce around the room before attempting to rejoin their body.

|Squat creatures with tough helmets. Unless the masks are removed, they can only be hurt from behind.

|Quick, weak bats that fly around erratically.

|Spinning enemies that burrow out from the sand. The orange ones respawn endlessly.

|Tubular creatures that can eat Link's shield if he is caught in one.

|Strong leonine enemies that inhabit ruins and shoot [[sword beam]]s.

|Creatures that move quickly and switch between a "north" and "south" side, which the [[Magnetic Gloves]] can take advantage of.

|The elder of the [[Poe Sisters]], she teleports around and circles with a flame-dropping lantern.

|Crazily moving giant caterpillars.

|The split form of [[Digdogger]], they roam in a panic and can be attacked with most weapons.

|Common, medium-strength bulldog-like goblins that usually wield spears, but may also use boomerangs.

|Slow and weak octopus monsters that spit rocks forward.

|Plants with a propellor-like flower they use to fly around.

|Common, weak pig goblins that wield various weapons and work for the [[Great Moblin]].

|[[Moldorm (The Legend of Zelda)|Moldorm]]s that lunge out from pits when Link approaches.

|Fireballs that jump out of lava in side-scrolling sections.

|Tall stacks of fireballs that shoot smaller fireballs before temporarily disappearing.

|Tall cacti that wobble around.

|Durable rabbit-like enemies that can only be defeated in a few ways, including with any possible [[Strange Flute|Flute]].

|Small flying reptiles that swoop at Link.

|Charging snakes that can be dug up, fall from the ceiling as a trap, or simply be on the field.

|Crabs that move slowly forward and backward, but very fast sideways.

|Robed skeleton warriors that can use spears or swords.

|Powerful knights that can use spears or swords.

|Electrical fires that travel along walls. The [[Boomerang]] is the only thing that can defeat them.

|Charging, spiky turtles that must be flipped with a [[shield]] before they can be damaged.

|Weak creatures that hide under objects and scuttle at Link when he approaches.

|Skeletons with varying behaviors; most of them can jump.

|Hopping spider-like enemies.

|Giant hands that fall from the ceiling, taking Link to the dungeon entrance if caught.

|Water striders that skate around diagonally.

|Spirits that move around rooms linearly, [[curse|cursing]] Link on contact. They cannot be beaten.

|Cloaked magicians that fire spells at Link while appearing, disappearing, or warping.

|Large slimes that hop at Link. The red ones split into two [[Gel]]s.

|Aggressive fish people that spit energy balls at passerby.

|Mechanisms that launch endless arrows at Link when he crosses their path.

|Mechanisms that slide along the floor, coming in different colors, speeds, and sizes. Some only move in response to Link, but others are automatic.

|Falling rocks that are summoned by [[Onox]].

|Spiny desert plants that hurt to touch.

|Great guns that shoot huge [[bomb]]s.

|Spinning machines resembling Blade Traps that follow Link along straight lines as long as they can detect him.

|Some of the many [[Eyegore]] statues filling dungeons can shoot fireballs.

|Eye Guards that try to trick Link into going the wrong way in the [[Room of Rites]] in a Linked Game.

|[[Torch]]es that shoot fireballs at Link.

|Rocks and fireballs that are launched from volcanoes.

|Pointy floors that damage Link to walk on.

|Floor tiles that throw themselves at Link.

|Rotating turrets that shoot a beam if they see Link.

|Fireballs that spin in rings through the air.

|Fireballs that drop out of pipes.

|Studded cylinders that roll back and forth.

|Floating stone enemies that attempt to crush Link, but can be stood on the flat tops.

|Gargoyles and reliefs that shoot projectiles at Link.

|Small, spiked, stone enemies that try to crush Link if he walks under them.

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|A pair of [[Goriya]]s that throw a single boomerang between them.

|A giant face in the floor that attacks by manipulating the room, summoning [[Beetle (enemy)|Beetle]]s, and breathing [[Magma bomb|volcanic fire]]. Only explosions can harm it.

|A gang of Pig Warriors led by the [[Great Moblin]] that harrass [[Princess Zelda]] upon her arrival in a Linked Game.

|A boxing creature who runs a gym in [[North Horon]]. Link needs to box him out of the ring to win [[Ricky's Gloves]], and he can be refought for [[Rupee]]s at any point.

|A trio of [[Blooper|Bloober]]-like squid that leap from watery holes in the floor and shoot fire. They must be picked up from the water and attacked on dry land.

|An extorting thug who is terrorizing the people of [[Sunken City]], he is an optional miniboss. He throws giant bombs from a safe vantage point; Link must life the bombs and throw them back to make him drop a lit bomb onto his stockpile, destroying the entire fortress.

|A wizard who casts spells at Link with his two duplicates in a dark room. To find the right one, Link needs to use [[Ember Seed]]s on [[torch]]es to see his shadow.

|A sabre-toothed cat that rolls around into a tusked ball. The small red ball on the end of its tail is its weak point.

|{{nowrap|[[The Black Beast]]}}

|A normal [[Moldorm (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)|Mini-Moldorm]] that is revived from a fossil by a [[Mystery Seed]].

|A bat demon that swoops at Link and shoots different types of fireballs. After enough damage, it splits into two swooping, skull-faced [[Keese]].

|[[Poe Sisters]]

|[[Amy]] and [[Meg|Margaret]], a pair of ghost sisters that attack together when their individual curses on the dungeon are dispelled. They alternate between attacking Link and blowing out torches Link must keep alit with Ember Seeds, lest their power warp him away.

|[[Explorer's Crypt]]

|A spirit that alternates between a fiery and icy form. Only the opposing element can harm it.

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|Only found in the endgame of an unlinked game if Link returns with a password from a linked ''Ages'' game, Link must defeat these twelve enemies in a hidden area near the [[clockmaker]]'s shop within 30 seconds for a [[sword]] upgrade from the [[old man]] who sets up the challenge.

|A dragon-unicorn that spits fireballs and charges forward. Its horn is weak to attacks.

|A slow, fire-breathing ceratopsid that must be fed a [[bomb]] as it inhales, then picked up and thrown onto a [[floor spikes|spike]] pit in the middle using the [[Power Bracelet]].

|A one-eyed moth that swoops around, scatters damaging pellets, and summons [[baby moth]]s to attack, trying to knock Link into a pit.

|A one-eyed arthropod that must first have its giant claw destroyed with attacks, then be attacked in the eye using the [[Slingshot]].

|A giant sea urchin that tries to crush Link, the [[Magnetic Gloves]] must be used to crush it with a [[spiked ball]].

|A [[Giant Buzz Blob]]-like creature with four fire-spitting [[Piranha Plant]] heads. These must be destroyed with the [[Magical Boomerang]], which must then be used to reach and destroy the boss's core.

|A two-headed fire-breathing dragon. Both necks must be cut before either head can reattach, turning the body into a trampling skeleton that must be attacked and avoided.

|A giant floating head that attacks with fire, lasers, and petrification as it teleports around, and can be hit with most attacks.

|[[Onox]] (1)

|The game's villain, this "General of Darkness" uses a massive flail and his own weight to attack and defends with an electrified [[crystal]] containing [[Din (oracle)|Din]]. Only strong attacks can penetrate his thick armor, and only the [[Rod of Seasons]] can knock the crystal away harmlessly.

|[[Onox]] (2)

|Onox in his fire-breathing true form, fought in a side-scrolling area. His hands must be jumped on as he uses them to attack, allowing Link to hit his forehead gem.

|The true villains fought at the end of a Linked Game, Twinrova attack together and must have their fire or ice reflected into the sister of the opposing element using sword attacks. After enough damage, they combine into one being, and uses more advanced magic. In this state, she can be stunned from multiple sword hits, then damaged by being hit with a launched seed.

|The evil king Twinrova seeks to revive using the [[Dark Rites]], his resurrection is only partially completed due to Link's interference, rendering him a mindless, destructive monster. He is powerful and has many dangerous moves, but can ultimately be defeated with a large enough amount of hits.

These are the main pick-up items in the game.

! colspan=4 style="background:#b2f3b2"| '''Healing items'''

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|[[Fairy]]

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|Small sprites that heal a large amount of life energy on contact. They are rare drops, but dungeon minibosses always drop one.

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|The most basic sword, it is found in the [[Hero's Cave]] in an unlinked game; Link already has it in a linked game. It is needed to reach the [[Maku Tree (The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons)|Maku Tree]].

|A stronger sword, it is gained either at the end of a lengthy trading sequence in either version of the game; from an [[old man]] in a [[secret cave|grotto]] near the [[clockmaker]]'s shop in an unlinked game's endgame after telling him a [[secret]] from a woman in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated from the [[Zora]] in the [[Hero's Cave]] and given to [[King Zora]] in ''Ages''.

|The strongest sword, it is gained by doing the remaining above task for the respective type of game.

|The most basic shield which defends against simple projectiles like rocks and spears, it can be bought at [[Stockwell]]'s shop until he finds the next type, which replaces it.

|A stronger shield that also defends against fire projectiles. It can be gained from the [[Subrosian Smithy]] after bringing some [[Hard Ore]] in either version of the game; from the Subrosian Smithy in an unlinked game's endgame after telling the [[Subrosian Smith]]s a secret from a [[Subrosian]] in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated by a [[Ghini|Ghost]] in the vacant house on the [[Western Coast]] and given to the [[old man]] in the back of the [[Eyeglass Island Library]] in ''Ages''.

|The strongest shield which can also repel magic and laser attacks, it is gained by doing the remaining above task for the respective type of game.

|A sack that lets Link carry 20 of each type of [[Mystical Seed]]. It is found in the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]].

|An upgraded Seed Satchel that allows Link to carry 50 of each type of seed. It can be bought from the members' section of [[Stockwell]]'s shop in either version of the game; given by the [[Deku Scrub]] in [[Natzu]] in an unlinked game's endgame after telling it a secret from the Deku Scrub in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated by a [[Great Fairy]] in the [[Woods of Winter]] and given to [[Tingle]] in ''Ages''.

|A further upgraded Seed Satchel that allows Link to carry 99 of each type of seed, it is gained by doing the remaining above task for the respective type of game.

|Explosives that Link pulls out above his head, they explode after a few moments. He can throw them at things to blow them up, and he can carry up to ten at a time. They can be bought at [[Stockwell]]'s shop, found in chests, or found as a moderately common drop.

|A bomb capacity upgrade allowing Link to carry up to 20. It is gained by buying the Red Bomb in [[Subrosia Market]] in either version of the game; from a [[pirate (The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages)|pirate]] remaining in the [[House of Pirates]] in an unlinked game's endgame after telling him a secret from a pigtailed girl in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated by the friendly [[Pig Warrior]] in the [[Great Moblin's Keep|Ruined Keep]] and given to the [[Wild Tokay Museum]] operator in ''Ages''.

|A further bomb capacity upgrade allowing Link to carry up to 50, it is gained by doing the remaining above task for the respective type of game.

|A weapon that lets Link stun most enemies, destroy [[Spark]]s, hit far-away [[shock switch]]es, and grab far items. It is a reward from the [[Subrosian Dance Hall]].

|{{nowrap|L-2 [[Magic Boomerang|Magical Boomerang]]}}

|A special boomerang with increased speed and range, as well as the ability to control its path through the air. It is found in the [[Ancient Ruins (The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons)|Ancient Ruins]].

|A feather that lets Link jump, helping him cross pits. It is found in [[Poison Moth's Lair]].

|A mantle that allows Link to glide a short distance through the air. It is found in [[Explorer's Crypt]].

|A weapon that allows Link to shoot [[Mystical Seed]]s at enemies, switches, and other targets. It is found in the [[Dancing Dragon Dungeon]].

|A special slingshot that shoots three seeds in a spread shot for the price of one. It is found in the [[Sword & Shield Maze]].

|Seeds that catch fire when used, they are mainly used to burn [[shrub]]s and light [[torch]]es.

|Seeds that create a small [[cyclone|tornado]], Link can use these to travel to any seed tree he has visited already. By shooting them at enemies, they are blown off-screen.

|Seeds that can be used on [[Owl Statue|Owl Stone]]s to get hints. When used on enemies, a random seed effect happens.

|Seeds that briefly make Link extra-fast, which is needed for certain timed puzzles.

|Seeds that, when dropped, release a pungent smell certain monsters are distracted by. By shooting them at enemies, they pop for damage.

|A flute that has not been claimed by any animal friends. It can be bought at [[Stockwell]]'s shop or won at the [[Subrosian Dance Hall]], but has no use beyond defeating [[Pols Voice]]s until the corresponding animal shows up. Only one flute can be obtained in the whole game, which carries across to a linked game, where the respective flute is always given by the animal it represents.

|A flute that summons [[Dimitri]]. It is the Strange Flute obtained at the Subrosian Dance Hall, becoming Dimitri's Flute once he is met in [[Spool Swamp]]. In the linked game, he instead gives it in the same place.

|A flute that summons [[Moosh]]. It is the Strange Flute obtained at Stockwell's shop, becoming Moosh's Flute once he is met in Spool Swamp. In the linked game, he instead gives it in the same place.

|A flute that summons [[Ricky]]. It is given by Ricky once [[Ricky's Gloves|his gloves]] are returned to him at his home in [[Holodrum Plain]]. It never appears as a Strange Flute.

|Gloves that have a strong magnetic pull, switching between the "north" and "south" ends every time they are used. They are used to push or pull Link and metal objects relative to each other. They are found in [[Unicorn's Cave]].

|A magical bracelet that allows Link to lift and throw heavy objects like [[pot]]s and [[rock]]s. It is found in [[Snake's Remains]].

|An item belonging to [[Din (oracle)|Din]], this allows Link to change seasons by waving it when he stands on a stump, but only to the seasons it has been imbued with yet. It is gained during the first visit to the sunken [[Temple of Seasons]].

|An item that let's Link dig up items and shovel away piles of dirt and snow. It is given by [[Holly]] in the [[Woods of Winter]].

|An [[Ore Chunk]] that acts as a strong weapon for a brief period, where the [[Strange Brothers]] steal the [[Roc's Feather]] and replace it with this.

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|A huge, powerful sword that takes up both item slots. It can be gained from [[Biggoron]] atop [[Goron Mountain]] in an unlinked game's endgame after telling him a secret from a [[Goron]] in [[Rolling Ridge]] in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated from a red Goron near Biggoron and given to the [[Goron Elder]] in ''Ages''.

|Special bombs that move forward and home in on enemies, Link can carry up to 99. They can be gained from an orange-robed [[Subrosian]] in a cave near where Link first enters [[Subrosia]] in an unlinked game's endgame after telling them a secret from a Subrosian in [[Rolling Ridge]] in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated from [[Dr. Troy's pupil]] in the [[Eastern Suburbs]] and given to [[Dr. Troy]] himself at Rolling Ridge in ''Ages''. They can be restocked from [[Syrup]]'s shop.

|These can be planted to grow [[Gasha Tree]]s, which can give all manner of items of varying rarities depending on the amount of enemies defeated and the remoteness of the spot they are planted. They can be found in chests, dropped by [[Maple]], or bought at [[Subrosia Market]] or [[Syrup's Potion Shop]].

|A special medicine that revives Link with all hearts if he runs out of health. It can be bought from [[Syrup's Potion Shop]], and is also a fairly rare drop from Maple or Gasha Trees.

|{{nowrap|[[Magical Ring]]}}

|Rings that can be worn for special effects after they have been appraised by [[Vasu]]. Some rings are completely unique and can only be gained from certain chests or characters, but others are of different levels of common or rare. They are often dropped by Maple or Gasha Trees. Duplicates are bought back by Vasu upon appraisal.

|The first Ring Box, which holds a single ring. It is given by [[Vasu]] upon first visiting him.

|A larger Ring Box that holds up to three rings. It is gained either from a red [[Goron]] hermit at [[Goron Mountain]] in either version of the game; from [[Mayor Ruul]] in an unlinked game's endgame after telling him a [[secret]] from [[Mayor Plen's grandmother]] in ''Ages''{{'}} linked game; or returned through a secret from ''Ages''{{'}} unlinked endgame in a linked game, initiated from a visitor of [[Holly]] and given to the girls in the middle house of [[Symmetry Village]] in ''Ages''.

|The largest Ring Box that holds up to five rings, it is gained by doing the remaining above task for the respective type of game.

! colspan=3 style="background:#b2f3b2"| '''Swimming items'''

|{{nowrap|[[Flippers|Zora's Flippers]]}}

|An item that allows Link to swim, they are gained from the [[Master Diver]].

;Quest items

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|[[Gnarled Key]]

|A key that opens the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]]. It is given by the [[Maku Tree (The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons)|Maku Tree]].

|A key that controls the floodgate for [[Spool Swamp]]. It is found in a drained puddle in the [[Floodgate Keeper's House]].

! colspan=3 style="background:#b2f3b2"| '''Subrosia Market quest'''

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|[[Star-Shaped Ore]]

|A special [[Ore Chunk]] found buried in the [[Subrosia Seaside]].

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|[[Ribbon]]

|A ribbon Link can trade for the Star-Shaped Ore at [[Subrosia Market]]. He can give it to [[Rosa]] to go on a "date" with her.

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|[[Member's Card]]

|An optional item for sale in Subrosia Market. It lets Link access the members' portion of [[Stockwell]]'s shop.

! colspan=3 style="background:#b2f3b2"| '''Dancing Dragon quest'''

|A proof-of-accomplishment found after completing the [[Master Diver]]'s challenge near [[Sunken City]]. After showing it to him, Link gets the [[Flippers|Zora's Flippers]].

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|[[Spring Banana]]

|[[Moosh]]'s favorite fruit, found on the easternmost peak of [[Mt. Cucco]]. When given to him, Moosh accompanies Link for a while.

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|[[Dragon Key]]

|The key to [[Dancing Dragon Dungeon]], which needs taken to one of the summits of Mt. Cucco. It is found in a dead-end on [[Goron Mountain]] accessible with [[Moosh]].

! colspan=3 style="background:#b2f3b2"| '''Unicorn's quest'''

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|[[Bomb Flower]]

|An explosive plant used to blow a hole in an impassible wall in the [[Temple of Seasons]]. It is found in the middle of [[Lava Lake]].

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|An optional item that adds a twinkle on Link's map for each of the [[Jewel]]s. It can be bought from the members' section of [[Stockwell]]'s shop.

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|[[Jewel]]s

|Four gemstones used to enter [[Tarm Ruins]]. They are found in various places across the land.

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|[[Cap'n]]'s beloved keepsake, it is found in the [[Samasa Desert]] with the help of the [[desert pirate]].

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|[[Pirate's Bell]]

|The refurbished bell after being given to the [[Subrosian Smithy]].

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|[[Red Ore]]

|A rare metal found on a mesa in [[Subrosia Village]] requiring the [[Magnetic Gloves]] to reach.

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|A rare metal found in a pit-filled section of the [[Subrosian Wilds]] requiring the Magnetic Gloves to reach.

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! colspan=3 style="background:#b2f3b2"| '''Sword quest'''

|A book on [[Cucco]]s obtained by the [[Dr. Left|biologist]] in [[Horon Village]] after lighting the torch in his house with an [[Ember Seed]]. It is given to [[Malon]] in [[North Horon]].

|A "beauty aid" given by Malon, and in turn given to [[Maple]].

|A creepy toy given by Maple and given in turn to [[Mrs. Ruul]] in [[Holodrum Plain]] to cure her heat problem.

|A well-worn cooking dish given by Mrs. Ruul and given to the [[Subrosian Chef]] in [[Subrosia Village]] to use for cooking.

|Soup made from real lava, it is gained from the Subrosian Chef and given to [[Biggoron]] on [[Goron Mountain]] to cure his cold.

|A rare vase made by [[Goron]]s, it is given by Biggoron and given to [[Ingo]] in [[Sunken City]] to complete his collection.

|A fresh fish given by Ingo and given to [[Mittens' owner]] in North Horon to coax [[Mittens]] out of a tree.

|a bullhorn given by Mittens' owner. It is used to wake up [[Talon]] on [[Mt. Cucco]].

|A mushroom found by Talon. It is given to [[Syrup]] in Sunken City so she can make [[Secret medicine|Magic Potion]].

|A carving of a bird given by Syrup. It is given to the [[clockmaker]] in Horon Village to finish a cuckoo clock he is working on.

|Oil given by the clockmaker and given to the [[Guru-Guru|Phonograph Man]] in the [[Eastern Suburbs]] to speed up his windmill.

|A music-maker given by the Phonograph Man and played for a curious [[Deku Scrub]] found underground in [[Tarm Ruins]] for directions through the [[Lost Woods]] to a sword upgrade.

|Interchangeable keys that can open a single door within the dungeon they are found in.

|A map that shows the dungeon's layout, including rooms Link has not yet visited.

|An item that shows the position of items and the boss, it also makes a sound when Link enters a room with a hidden item.

|A key that allows access to the dungeon's master.