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Contents

  • Items and Gear
    • Gear
    • Quest Items
    • Equippable Items
    • Rupees and Field Items
    • Bottle Items
    • Dungeon Items
    • Masks
  • Walkthrough
    • Chapter 1: The Mischievous Skull Kid
      • Lost Woods
      • Clock Town
      • Boss Battle: Skull Kid
    • Chapter 2: Clock Town Tour
      • Clock Town
    • Chapter 3: Termina Field and the Southern Swamp
      • Clock Town
      • Termina Field
      • Swamp Trail
      • Southern Swamp
      • Woods of Mystery
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited) 1
      • Deku Palace
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited) 2
      • Woodfall
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited) 3
      • Milk Road
      • Romani Ranch
    • Chapter 4: Woodfalls Woes
      • Clock Town
      • Woodfall 1
      • Woodfall Temple
      • Boss Battle: Odolwa, Masked Jungle Warrior
      • Woodfall 2
      • Deku Palace
      • Deku Shrine
      • Swamp Trail
    • Chapter 5: Into the Mountains
      • Clock Town
      • Termina Field
      • Mountain Trail
      • Mountain Village
      • Road to Goron Village
      • Goron Village
      • Road to Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village (Revisited)
      • Road to Goron Village (Third Visit)
      • Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village (Third Visit)
      • Snowhead Trail
      • Snowhead
    • Chapter 6: Saving Snowhead
      • Snowhead
      • Snowhead Temple
      • Boss Battle: Goht, Masked Mechanical Monster
      • Mountain Village
      • Goron Village
      • Road to Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Goron Village (Revisited)
    • Chapter 7: Fair Weather Explorations
      • Clock Town
      • Milk Road
      • Romani Ranch
      • Snowhead Temple (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village
      • Road to Goron Village
      • Gorman Track
      • Romani Ranch (Revisited)
      • Mountain Village (Revisited)
      • Termina Field
      • Great Bay Coast
      • Termina Field (Revisited)
      • Road to Goron Village (Revisited)
      • Romani Ranch (Third Visit)
      • Mountain Village (Third Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Revisited)
      • Pirates Fortress
      • Snowhead Trail
    • Chapter 8: Hookshot Heroics
      • Clock Town
      • Southern Swamp
      • Swamp Spider House
      • Clock Town (Revisited)
      • Romani Ranch
      • Clock Town (Third Visit)
      • Ikana Road
      • Ikana Graveyard
      • Beneath the Graveyard
      • Clock Town (Fourth Visit)
      • Southern Swamp (Revisited)
      • Great Bay Coast
      • Zora Cape
      • Waterfall Rapids
      • Ikana Graveyard (Revisited)
      • Beneath the Graveyard (Revisited)
      • Zora Cape (Revisited)
      • Zora Hall
      • Zora Cape (Third Visit)
      • Ikana Graveyard (Third Visit)
      • Beneath the Graveyard (Third Visit)
      • Clock Town (Fifth Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Revisited)
      • Oceanside Spider House
      • Clock Town (Sixth Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Third Visit)
      • Pirates Fortress (Second Visit)
      • Great Bay Coast (Fourth Visit)
      • Pinnacle Rock
      • Great Bay Coast (Fifth Visit)
    • Chapter 9: Saving the Great Bay
      • Southern Swamp
      • Zora Cape
      • Great Bay Temple
      • Room 3: Main Chamber (Sixth Visit)
      • Boss Battle: Gyorg, Gargantuan Masked Fish
      • Zora Cape (Revisited)
      • Great Bay Coast
      • The Frogs Song
    • Chapter 10: Eastern Explorations
      • Exploration Preparation
      • Ikana Road
      • Ikana Canyon
      • Beneath the Well
      • Ancient Castle of Ikana
      • Stone Tower
    • Chapter 11: Storming the Stone Tower
      • Stone Tower
      • Stone Tower Temple
      • Boss Battle: Twinmold, Giant Masked Insect
      • Ikana Canyon
    • Chapter 12: Love and Marriage
      • Clock Town
      • Sakons Hideout
    • Chapter 13: To the Moon
      • Clock Town
      • Inside the Moon
      • Odolwa Kids Playground
      • Goht Kids Playground
      • Gyorg Kids Playground
      • Twinmold Kids Playground
      • Final Boss: Majoras Mask
  • Monsters and Enemies
    • Minions
    • Mini-Bosses
    • Dungeon Bosses
    • Boss Battle: Gyorg, Gargantuan Masked Fish
    • Boss Battle: Twinmold, Giant Masked Insect
  • Introduction
    • Cast of Characters
  • How to Play
    • Game Screens
    • Touch Screen
    • Timing is Everything
    • Saving Your Game
    • Game Over
    • Basic Actions
    • Combat
    • Links Forms
  • Legendary Checklists
    • Fishing Hole Fish
    • Pieces of Heart
    • Masks
    • Songs
    • Gear
    • Quest Items
    • Equippable Items
    • Other Items
    • Bombers Notebook

The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask 3D Guide › Items and Gear

Bottle Items

Link can store and carry a wide variety of special items by scooping them up and storing them in Empty Bottles. The more Empty Bottles that Link finds, the more of these goodies he can bring along.

Big Poe’s Soul

On the rare occasion that you’re able to battle a Big Poe, be sure to snatch up its soul in an Empty Bottle. A Big Poe’s soul sells for 200 Rupees at the Curiosity Shop in West Clock Town, making it one of the most valuable items you can sell.

Blue Potion

This ultimate potion restores all of Link’s life energy and magic power, but it can’t be bought until you bring the Magic Hags a Magic Mushroom. You’ll then receive a free Blue Potion and be able to buy more Blue Potion until you reset time. A Business Scrub near the river in Ikana Canyon also sells Blue Potion for 100 Rupees, with no Magic Mushrooms required.

Bug

You can find bugs crawling about low places. Look for them in underground caverns or in places with food, like the Stock Pot Inn’s kitchen. Scoop a bug into a bottle, and you can release it near a patch of soft soil. You normally plant Magic Beans in soft soil, but bugs can burrow into the patch and dig up items for you. You also use bugs to solve certain puzzles at various points.

Chateau Romani

The best milk that money can buy is Chateau Romani, but it sure isn’t cheap. Just one bottleful of this top-shelf beverage costs 200 Rupees at the Latte Milk Bar, and you can’t even enter the bar until you’ve found Romani’s Mask. Why all the fuss? Chateau Romani not only restores Link’s magic power, but it also grants him unlimited magic power until he rewinds time. Talk about an energy drink!

Fairy

Fairies are tiny magical beings with the power to heal Link’s wounds. Cut tall grass and break jars near owl statues to find Fairies, then quickly catch them in Empty Bottles. Once you’ve caught a Fairy, you can use it any time to restore up to 10 Hearts of Link’s life energy. Unlike potions, Fairies automatically revive Link if he ever runs out of life energy and falls in battle, saving him from the brink of defeat. It’s a good idea to keep at least one Fairy with you at all times. Tatl won’t mind!

Fish

Link gets some use out of fish at a few points in the adventure. If you ever need a fish, find one swimming in shallow water, then try scooping one up into an Empty Bottle. You can find fish around the Great Bay Coast and near other sources of water.

Green Potion

One dose of this potent pick-me-up replenishes all of Link’s magic power. Magic Jars can sometimes be hard to find in the wild, so try to keep a bottle of Green Potion on hand when exploring.

Hot Spring Water

A few steamy sites around Termina are home to hot springs. Here, Link can bottle up some Hot Spring Water and take it with him. Hot Spring Water can melt ice just like Fire Arrows, provided that Link can get close enough to pour it on the ice. It cools very quickly, however, soon reverting to normal Spring Water.

Magic Mushroom

A key Blue Potion ingredient, Magic Mushrooms can be found all over the Southern Swamp, but not until Link finds the Mask of Scents. Use the Mask of Scents to track down these pungent fungi, which give off a purple plume while the Mask of Scents is worn. Once you’ve found a Magic Mushroom, scoop it into an Empty Bottle, and bring it to the Magic Hags’ Potion Shop for a free dose of Blue Potion. You’ll then be able to buy more Blue Potion until you rewind time.

Milk

Everyone knows that milk does a body good, and Link is no exception. Drink milk to restore up to five Hearts of Link’s life energy. One bottle contains two servings, so you can restore a total of 10 Hearts with just one bottle of milk. You can purchase milk from the Gorman Brothers off of Milk Road or at the Latte Milk Bar in East Clock Town, but you can also score free milk by playing Epona’s Song for cows. Try bombing the center of the big hollow log to the south of Clock Town to find a few cows in need of a little mood music.

Poe’s Soul

Poes are ghostly enemies that Link rarely encounters. After Link defeats them, they leave behind a soul, just like Big Poes. Scoop a defeated Poe’s soul into an Empty Bottle, and you can sell it to the Curiosity Shop in West Clock Town for fast Rupees.

Red Potion

The Legend of Zelda’s classic healing elixir, Red Potion fully restores all of Link’s life energy when consumed. It’s the most powerful curative besides Blue Potion, so bring some with you whenever you face grave danger.

Spring Water

Though he never seems thirsty, Link finds a use for Spring Water at several points in his journey. Spring Water can be bottled at just about any freshwater source, and it’s mainly used to water Magic Beans that you’ve planted in soft soil. Once watered, a Magic Bean sprouts into a leaf platform that ferries Link to new heights.

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