Deku Stick
A long stick taken from the Deku Tree. It can be swung, or lit and used as a torch.
Where: Break one off a Deku Baba you defeat, or buy them at the Kokiri Shop.
Ocarina of Time 3D Items: Where to Find Each Item & In-Game Text
Weapons & tools
Deku Nut
A nut harvested from the Deku Tree. It explodes with a blinding flash if thrown.
Where: Deku Scrubs, cut grass, pots and the Kokiri Shop.
Fairy Slingshot
A toy weapon used to attack from afar. Its rubber sling can launch Deku Seeds.
Where: Inside the Deku Tree, on the second floor: go through the Deku Scrub room to the side room with the collapsing platform.
- Deku Tree, room 2
Boomerang
A weapon that returns when thrown. It can even snag out-of-reach items.
Where: Inside Jabu-Jabu’s Belly.
- Jabu Jabu, room 9
Bomb
A shell packed with explosive powder. Clears the area with a single blast.
Where: Get the Bomb Bag in Dodongo’s Cavern first; after that bombs drop from pots and grass and are sold in shops.
Bombchu
A newly developed, self-propelled bomb. It is even capable of climbing walls!
Where: The Bombchu Shop in Castle Town, the Bombchu Bowling Alley, and the 40-token reward at the House of Skulltula.
Fairy Bow
A weapon that adults can use for ranged attacks. Draw, aim, and fire.
Where: Forest Temple: the chest that appears in the room where you fight three Stalfos, first one and then two more together. (A different room with two Stalfos only gives a Small Key.)
- Forest Temple, room 6
Hookshot
A spring-loaded chain that fires and retracts. Hook a distant target to zip there in a flash.
Where: Race Dampé’s ghost through his grave in Kakariko Graveyard as adult Link. Open the grave by pulling back his headstone.
- Windmill And Dampé's Grave, room 4
Longshot
An enhanced version of the Hookshot. Its chain stretches to hook far-off targets.
Where: Water Temple, after you beat Dark Link.
- Water Temple, room 7
Megaton Hammer
A massive hammer so heavy it must be held with both hands. It can crush all kinds of things with one mighty swing.
Where: Fire Temple, at the top of the temple.
- Fire Temple, room 13
Lens of Truth
A magic lens that reveals hidden wonders. Use it to see the truth beneath an illusion.
Where: Bottom of the Well in Kakariko Village, after you beat Dead Hand. Uses magic.
- Bottom of the Well, room 4
Magic Beans
Beans that can be planted in soft dirt. If the plant grows large enough, it may just come in handy.
Where: The bean seller by the entrance to Zora’s River. The first costs 10 Rupees and each one after costs 10 more.
Fairy Ocarina
A treasured keepsake from Saria. Its gentle tones create soothing melodies.
Where: Saria gives it to you on the bridge as you leave Kokiri Forest.
Ocarina of Time
A treasure of Hyrule's Royal Family. Its music possesses mystical powers.
Where: Zelda throws it into the Hyrule Castle moat as she escapes with Impa. Pick it up after you have all three Spiritual Stones.
Magic
Fire Arrow
An arrow enchanted with magical fire. Sets targets ablaze on impact.
Where: After the Water Temple, stand on the island in Lake Hylia and shoot an arrow at the rising sun.
Ice Arrow
An arrow enchanted with magical ice. Freezes targets on impact.
Where: Gerudo Training Ground, at the end of the course. You need the Gerudo Token to enter.
- Gerudo Training Ground, room 8
Light Arrow
An arrow enchanted with magical light. Its sacred power binds evil upon impact.
Where: Zelda gives them to you in the Temple of Time after the Shadow and Spirit Temples.
Din's Fire
Offensive magic that draws on the power of the goddess Din to create a fiery dome centered around you.
Where: The Great Fairy near Hyrule Castle. Blow up the boulder at the end of the path to reach her, then play Zelda’s Lullaby.
Farore's Wind
Magic that draws upon the power of the goddess Farore to warp you to a preset location within a dungeon.
Where: The Great Fairy in Zora’s Fountain, behind a boulder you blow up.
Nayru's Love
Defensive magic that summons the power of the goddess Nayru to grant temporary invulnerability to your foes' attacks.
Where: The Great Fairy at the Desert Colossus, behind a wall you blow up.
Swords, shields & clothes
Kokiri Sword
A short blade, suitable for a child. This sword is a treasure of the Kokiri.
Where: Kokiri Forest training area: crawl through the hole in the hedge and dodge the rolling boulder.
- Kokiri Forest, room 2 (young Link)
Master Sword
The legendary sword wielded by the Hero of Time. It has the power to transcend time itself in order to smite evil.
Where: The pedestal behind the Door of Time. Pulling it sends Link seven years ahead.
Giant's Knife
A large, keen, yet easily broken, blade. When wielding it, you cannot use a shield.
Where: Medigoron in Goron City sells it for 200 Rupees once you have the Adult’s Wallet. It breaks after a few hits.
Biggoron's Sword
A huge, sturdy, and very sharp sword. You can't use a shield while wielding it.
Where: The end of the adult trading quest. Biggoron gives you the Claim Check for the Eyedrops and starts forging; after three in-game days, show him the Claim Check to collect the sword.
Deku Shield
A child-sized wooden shield. It's light, but also flammable.
Where: Kokiri Shop for 40 Rupees, or the chests listed below.
- Dodongo's Cavern, room 0
- Bottom of the Well, room 3
- Spirit Temple, room 3
- Spirit Temple, room 4
Hylian Shield
A big shield just like the Hylian Knights use. It's light, sturdy, and can stand up to flame attacks.
Where: The Bazaar in Castle Town for 80 Rupees, or the chest under a grave in Kakariko Graveyard.
- Grave With Fairy's Fountain, room 0
- Bottom of the Well, room 0
Mirror Shield
A shield with a polished, gleaming sheen. Its mirrored surface reflects light brilliantly.
Where: Spirit Temple: the chest on the other hand of the Colossus statue, reached from inside the temple as adult Link.
- Desert Colossus, on the statue’s hand
Kokiri Tunic
A humble but comfortable green garment. Everyone in the Kokiri Forest wears one.
Where: Worn from the start.
Goron Tunic
A heat-resistant outfit crafted with Goron techniques. Wearing this, you'll keep cool in even the hottest places.
Where: Stop the rolling Goron (Link) in Goron City with a bomb, or buy one at the Goron Shop for 200 Rupees.
Zora Tunic
A diving tunic woven with Zora techniques. It allows the wearer to breathe underwater.
Where: King Zora gives it to you after you thaw him with Blue Fire.
Kokiri Boots
Link’s standard boots. They have no special effect.
Where: Worn from the start.
Iron Boots
Boots so heavy that they make it impossible to run. If you enter the water wearing them, you will sink.
Where: Ice Cavern, after the White Wolfos. Sheik teaches the Serenade of Water right after.
- Ice Cavern, room 7
Hover Boots
Strange boots that float just off the ground. They allow you to walk on air, though only briefly.
Where: Shadow Temple, in the chest after the Dead Hand fight.
- Shadow Temple, room 4
Upgrades
Goron's Bracelet
A bracelet that grants Goron strength. While wearing it, you can even pick Bomb Flowers.
Where: Play Saria’s Song to Darunia in Goron City.
Silver Gauntlets
Mystical gauntlets surging with strength. Wearing them allows you to lift very large objects.
Where: Spirit Temple as young Link: crawl through the small hole and take the chest on one of the Colossus statue’s hands. They don’t fit young Link’s hands; come back as adult Link to use them.
- Desert Colossus, on the statue’s hand
Golden Gauntlets
Gauntlets overflowing with magic strength. While wearing them, you can lift even the heaviest objects.
Where: Inside Ganon’s Castle, in the Shadow Trial. You need them to lift the block in front of the Light Trial.
- Inside Ganon's Castle, room 12
Silver Scale
A silver Zora scale. While wearing it, you can dive deeper than you could before.
Where: Win the diving game at the top of Zora’s Domain as young Link.
Golden Scale
A brilliant golden Zora scale. With this, you can dive to great depths.
Where: Catch a record fish of 14 pounds or more (some 13-pound fish also count) at the Fishing Pond in Lake Hylia as adult Link, using the regular lure, and have the owner weigh it.
Adult's Wallet
A large, adult-sized wallet. It can hold up to 200 Rupees.
Where: House of Skulltula in Kakariko Village: the reward for 10 Gold Skulltula tokens. Holds 200 Rupees.
Giant's Wallet
A truly massive wallet. It can hold up to 500 Rupees.
Where: House of Skulltula: the reward for 30 tokens. Holds 500 Rupees, the biggest wallet in this game.
Bomb Bag
A sturdy sack for storing bombs. It can hold up to 20.
Where: Dodongo’s Cavern. Holds 20 bombs.
- Dodongo's Cavern, room 9
Big Bomb Bag
A sturdy sack for storing bombs. It can hold up to 30.
Where: The first bomb bag upgrade you earn, from either source: a prize at the Bombchu Bowling Alley in Castle Town, or stopping the rolling Goron in Goron City with a bomb as young Link (he rolls around the closed ring of the upper floor). Holds 30.
Biggest Bomb Bag
A sturdy sack for storing bombs. It can hold up to 40.
Where: The second bomb bag upgrade: complete whichever of the two sources you have not done yet. Holds 40.
Quiver
A quiver for carrying arrows. It can hold up to 30.
Where: Comes with the Fairy Bow. Holds 30 arrows.
Big Quiver
A quiver for carrying arrows. It can hold up to 40.
Where: The first quiver upgrade you earn, from either source: the Shooting Gallery in Kakariko Village as adult Link, or 1,500 points at horseback archery in Gerudo’s Fortress. Holds 40.
Biggest Quiver
A quiver for carrying arrows. It can hold up to 50.
Where: The second quiver upgrade: complete the other source. At horseback archery, 1,000 points gives a Piece of Heart first, and a later 1,500-point run gives the quiver. Holds 50.
Deku Seed Bullet Bag
A bag for storing Deku Seed bullets. It can hold up to 30 seeds.
Where: Comes with the Fairy Slingshot. Holds 30 seeds.
Big Deku Seed Bullet Bag
A bag for storing Deku Seed bullets. It can hold up to 40 seeds.
Where: The first bullet bag upgrade you earn, from either slingshot game as young Link: the Shooting Gallery in Castle Town or the target in the Lost Woods. Holds 40.
Biggest Deku Seed Bullet Bag
A bag for storing Deku Seed bullets. It can hold up to 50 seeds.
Where: Win the other slingshot game. Holds 50.
Masks
Keaton Mask
A mask of the ever-popular Keaton. Wearing it could make anyone popular!
Where: Happy Mask Shop, Castle Town. It opens once you have shown Zelda’s Letter to the guard at the Death Mountain gate in Kakariko. He buys this mask.
Skull Mask
A mask crafted to look like a monster. It makes you look scary, but also tough.
Where: Happy Mask Shop, after you pay for the Keaton Mask. Sell it to the Skull Kid on the stump in the Lost Woods.
Spooky Mask
A wooden mask with a woeful expression. A mask like this would scare anybody.
Where: Happy Mask Shop, after you pay for the Skull Mask. The boy in Kakariko Graveyard buys it during the day.
Bunny Hood
A mask with a rabbit motif. Who could resist those floppy ears?
Where: Happy Mask Shop, after you pay for the Spooky Mask. Sell it to the running man in Hyrule Field: he fills your wallet to its limit. Pay the shop its 50 Rupees.
Goron Mask
A mask made to look like a Goron's face. Oversized with big, beady eyes to match.
Where: Free to borrow from the Happy Mask Shop once you have paid for the Bunny Hood.
Zora Mask
A mask in the shape of a Zora's face. The eye and nose lines are quite striking.
Where: Free to borrow once you have paid for the Bunny Hood.
Gerudo Mask
A mask that looks like a Gerudo woman. It is both beautiful and exotic.
Where: Free to borrow once you have paid for the Bunny Hood.
Mask of Truth
A mysterious mask of the Sheikah. It is said to reveal truths to the wearer.
Where: Free to borrow once you have paid for the Bunny Hood. Wear it to read the Gossip Stones’ minds.
Trading quest
Weird Egg
An egg you received from Malon. You can feel something moving inside!
Where: Malon gives it to you outside Hyrule Castle. It hatches when the time of day changes.
Cucco
The Cucco that hatched from Malon's egg. It crows a hearty wake-up call at sunrise.
Where: Hatches from the Weird Egg. Use it to wake Talon, who is asleep in the Hyrule Castle grounds.
Zelda's Letter
The letter you received from Princess Zelda at the castle. It even has her signature on it. How cool!
Where: Princess Zelda, in the Hyrule Castle courtyard. Show it to the guard at the Death Mountain gate in Kakariko; this also opens the Happy Mask Shop.
Pocket Egg
An egg given to you by the Cucco Lady. It's just like a normal egg, but much smaller.
Where: Anju, the Cucco Lady in Kakariko, gives it to adult Link if you returned her Cuccos as young Link.
Pocket Cucco
The Cucco that hatched from the Pocket Egg. It fits in the palm of your hand! Cute!
Where: Hatches from the Pocket Egg. Use it to wake Talon in the house in Kakariko, then show it to Anju.
Cojiro
A gift from the Cucco Lady. This blue Cucco rarely crows.
Where: Anju trades it for the Pocket Cucco. Take it to the man sitting in the Lost Woods.
Odd Mushroom
An item you received in the Lost Woods. Hurry and deliver it to Kakariko Village!
Where: The man in the Lost Woods (Grog) trades it for Cojiro. Take it to the Kakariko Potion Shop before it spoils.
Odd Poultice
Strange medicine prepared by an old hag. Bring it back to the Lost Woods!
Where: Granny at the Kakariko Potion Shop makes it from the Odd Mushroom. Take it back to the Lost Woods, where a Kokiri girl now waits in Grog’s place.
Poacher's Saw
A saw for carpentry left behind by a young hoodlum. It's a little old, but it's been well cared for.
Where: The Kokiri girl in the Lost Woods gives it to you for the Odd Potion. The boss carpenter in Gerudo Valley wants it.
Broken Goron Sword
A broken weapon given to you by the boss carpenter. Get Biggoron to fix it for you.
Where: The boss carpenter in Gerudo Valley trades it for the saw. Take it to Biggoron at the top of Death Mountain.
Prescription
A prescription for drops that will cure irrrrrrrritated eyes. Take it to King Zora.
Where: Biggoron gives it to you. Take it to King Zora.
Eyeball Frog
The key ingredient in eyedrops to cure irrrrrrrritated eyes. Deliver it to the Lakeside Laboratory while it's fresh!
Where: King Zora trades it for the Prescription. Take it to the Lakeside Laboratory in Lake Hylia before time runs out.
World's Finest Eyedrops
The only cure for irrrrrrrritated eyes. Take them to Biggoron before they spoil!
Where: The scientist at the Lakeside Laboratory makes them from the frog. Run them to Biggoron before they spoil.
Claim Check
A claim check for a Biggoron-forged sword. Masterworks aren't made in a day!
Where: Biggoron gives it to you for the Eyedrops. Come back after three in-game days to trade it for Biggoron’s Sword.
Bottles
Empty Bottle
A handy bottle that can hold many things. Leaving it empty would be a waste!
Where: Four in all: Anju’s Cuccos in Kakariko, Talon’s Cucco game at Lon Lon Ranch, Ruto’s Letter (show it to King Zora and you keep the bottle) and the Poe Collector’s reward for 10 Big Poes.
Red Potion
A potion that fully restores your life energy. It will become an empty bottle after one use.
Where: Potion shops in Kakariko Village and Castle Town.
Green Potion
A potion that fully restores your magic power. It will become an empty bottle after one use.
Where: Potion shops in Kakariko Village and Castle Town.
Blue Potion
A potion that fully restores your life energy and magic power. It will become an empty bottle after one use.
Where: Granny’s Potion Shop in Kakariko Village sells it to adult Link once you have brought her the Odd Mushroom.
Bottled Fairy
A fairy friend who can restore your life energy. If you are knocked out, it will revive you.
Where: Fairy Fountains, or play Zelda’s Lullaby or the Song of Storms next to a Gossip Stone.
Lon Lon Milk
Farm-fresh milk that restores life energy. Drink half and save the rest for later!
Where: Play Epona’s Song to a cow, or buy it from Talon at Lon Lon Ranch.
Blue Fire
An eerie, cool, and flickering blue flame. Use it for a refreshing burst of cold!
Where: Ice Cavern and Ganon’s Castle. Pour it on the red ice in Zora’s Domain.
Big Poe
A spirit with a lingering attachment to this world. It trembles with hatred inside the bottle.
Where: Shoot one of the ten Big Poes in Hyrule Field from horseback, then sell it to the Poe Collector in Castle Town.
Letter
A letter in a bottle found at the bottom of Lake Hylia. Where could it have come from?
Where: On the bed of Lake Hylia, near the underwater passage to Zora’s Domain. Show it to King Zora to get into Zora’s Fountain; you keep the bottle.
Fish
A small fish native to Hyrule's waters. It swims happily about in the bottle.
Where: Scoop one up with a bottle in shallow water, such as the grottos and Zora’s Domain.
Bottled Bug
An ordinary and unassuming insect. It no doubt longs to crawl into a dark hole.
Where: Lift rocks or cut bushes and catch the bugs with a bottle. Drop them on soft soil to bring out a Gold Skulltula.
Poe
A Poe spirit with a lingering attachment to this world. It trembles with sorrow inside the bottle.
Where: Defeat a small Poe, for example in Kakariko Graveyard at night, and catch its soul with a bottle.
Lon Lon Milk
Farm-fresh milk that restores life energy. If you drink the rest, it will become an empty bottle.
Where: What is left after you drink half a bottle of Lon Lon Milk.
Quest items
Heart Container
Adds one heart to your life meter and fills all of it.
Where: One from each of the eight dungeon bosses, Queen Gohma through Twinrova.
Kokiri's Emerald
Spiritual Stone of the Forest given to you by the Great Deku Tree. It is one of three keys required to open the Door of Time.
Where: The Great Deku Tree, after you beat Queen Gohma.
Goron's Ruby
Spiritual Stone of Fire given to you by Darunia. It is one of three keys required to open the Door of Time.
Where: Darunia, after you beat King Dodongo.
Zora's Sapphire
Spiritual Stone of Water given to you by Ruto. It is one of three keys required to open the Door of Time.
Where: Ruto, after you beat Barinade inside Jabu-Jabu.
Light Medallion
A small medallion Rauru gave you. The power of the Sage of Light rests within.
Where: Rauru, in the Chamber of Sages, after you pull the Master Sword.
Forest Medallion
A small medallion Saria gave you. The power of the Sage of the Forest rests within.
Where: Saria, after you beat Phantom Ganon in the Forest Temple.
Fire Medallion
A small medallion Darunia gave you. The power of the Sage of Fire rests within.
Where: Darunia, after you beat Volvagia in the Fire Temple.
Water Medallion
A small medallion Ruto gave you. The power of the Sage of Water rests within.
Where: Ruto, after you beat Morpha in the Water Temple.
Shadow Medallion
A small medallion Impa gave you. The power of the Sage of Shadow rests within.
Where: Impa, after you beat Bongo Bongo in the Shadow Temple.
Spirit Medallion
A small medallion Nabooru gave you. The power of the Sage of Spirit rests within.
Where: Nabooru, after you beat Twinrova in the Spirit Temple.
Shard of Agony
A crystal that resonates near secrets. If you hear it, something may be hidden nearby.
Where: House of Skulltula: the reward for 20 tokens. It signals on screen near hidden grottos.
Gerudo Token
Proof of your permission to enter the Gerudo's Fortress. It also permits access to the Gerudo Training Ground.
Where: Free all four carpenters in Gerudo’s Fortress.
Gold Skulltula Token
A token proving you defeated a Gold Skulltula. These tokens are needed to break the spiders' curse.
Where: Defeat a Gold Skulltula and pick up its token. There are 100.
Piece of Heart
A piece of a Heart Container. Collect four to increase your maximum life energy!
Where: 36 in all. Four make one Heart Container.
- Redead Grave, room 0
- Zora's Domain, room 1 (young Link)
- Gerudo's Fortress, room 0 (adult Link)
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Ocarina of Time 3D item list
Browse 98 items from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, with icons, descriptions, locations and chest details. The age tag shows who can use an item. Locations are for the normal game; Master Quest dungeons place some items differently. Use the search box or the group buttons to find an item quickly.
Map, Compass and key chests, Rupees and ammo refills are not included. Every chest in the game is on the interactive map.
Quick answers
Where is the Hookshot?
In Dampé’s grave in Kakariko Graveyard. As adult Link, pull back the headstone at the far end of the graveyard, then race Dampé’s ghost to the end of the tunnel. The Longshot, which reaches twice as far, is in the Water Temple after the Dark Link fight.
Where are the Silver Gauntlets?
In the Spirit Temple. Go as young Link, crawl through the small hole and open the chest on the Colossus statue’s hand. They don’t fit a child, so you use them as adult Link to push the big silver blocks. The Golden Gauntlets are in the Shadow Trial inside Ganon’s Castle.
Where are the shields?
The Deku Shield is 40 Rupees at the Kokiri Shop and burns if fire touches it. The Hylian Shield is 80 Rupees at the Castle Town Bazaar, or free from a chest under one of the graves in Kakariko Graveyard. The Mirror Shield is in the Spirit Temple, on the Colossus statue’s other hand, and you need it to reflect light onto the sun switches.
Where are the Hover Boots?
In the Shadow Temple, in the chest after you beat Dead Hand. On 3DS the Iron Boots and Hover Boots are items you can put on a touch-screen button, so you can swap them without opening the menu.
What is the biggest wallet?
The Giant’s Wallet, which holds 500 Rupees. It is the reward for 30 Gold Skulltula tokens at the House of Skulltula in Kakariko Village. The Adult’s Wallet (200 Rupees) is the reward for 10. There is no Tycoon’s Wallet in Ocarina of Time. What each wallet lets you buy is on the biggest wallet page.
How do I get the Golden Scale?
Win it at the Fishing Pond in Lake Hylia as adult Link. Pay 20 Rupees, catch a fish that beats the pond record and weighs 14 pounds or more (some 13-pound fish also count) with the regular lure, and have the owner weigh it. A record caught with the sinking lure earns nothing (the Hyrule Loach is the only exception, and it pays a Purple Rupee), and the lure itself only appears after you have the scale.
How do I get the Bunny Hood?
Borrow it from the Happy Mask Shop in Castle Town after you have paid for the Spooky Mask. Sell it to the Running Man, who jogs around Lon Lon Ranch in Hyrule Field once young Link has all three Spiritual Stones. Talk to him at night, when he sits down to rest; he fills your wallet to its limit. Pay the shop back its 50 Rupees to get the Mask of Truth and unlock the Goron, Zora and Gerudo Masks. Every buyer and price is on the mask quest page, and how to find him is on the Running Man page. What the hood actually does is on the Bunny Hood (bunny mask) page.
How do I get the medallions?
Each Sage gives you one. Rauru gives you the Light Medallion as soon as you pull the Master Sword. Saria, Darunia, Ruto, Impa and Nabooru give you the Forest, Fire, Water, Shadow and Spirit Medallions after you beat each temple’s boss. All six open the bridge to Ganon’s Castle.