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Contents

  • Walkthrough
    • Prologue
    • Humble Beginnings
      • Outset Island (B7)
      • Forest of Fairies
    • The Hunt for Aryll
      • Pirate Ship
      • Forsaken Fortress (A1)
    • The Waker of Winds
      • Windfall Island (D2)
      • Dragon Roost Island (F2)
      • Rito Aerie
    • Dins Pearl and the Spirit of the Skies
      • Dragon Roost Cavern (F2)
    • Somethings Amiss in the Forest Haven
      • Introduction
      • Forest Haven (F6) - A
      • Forbidden Woods (F6)
      • Forest Haven (F6) - B
    • The Spirit of Water and the Third Pearl
      • Introduction
      • Greatfish Isle (B4)
      • Windfall Island (D2)
      • Outset Island (B7)
      • Northern Triangle Island (D3)
      • Southern Triangle Island (D5)
      • Eastern Triangle Island (F4)
    • The Heros Test and the Forgotten Realm
      • Introduction
      • Tower of the Gods (E5)
      • The Castle Frozen in Time
    • Return to the Forsaken Fortress: The Hunt for Aryll Continues
      • Introduction
      • Northern Triangle Island
      • Forsaken Fortress (A1)
    • Restoring Evils Bane: The Earth Temple
      • Introduction
      • Headstone Island (C7)-A
      • Dragon Roost Island (F2)
      • Headstone Island (C7)-B
      • Earth Temple (C7)
    • The Sword Shines Again! The Wind Temple
      • Introduction
      • Ice Ring Isle (E6)
      • Gale Isle(D1)
      • Forest Haven (F6)
      • The Wind Temple (D1)
    • Rebuilding the Triforce of Courage
      • A Brief Explanation
      • Triforce Chart #1: Islet of Steel (B5)
      • Triforce Chart #2: Birds Peak Rock (G5)
      • Triforce Chart #3: Needle Rock Island (A5)
      • Translating the Charts
      • Triforce Shard #1
      • Private Oasis (E5)
      • Triforce Shard #2: Outset Island (B7)
      • Triforce Shard #3: Diamond Steppe Island (A6)
      • Triforce Shards #4 and #5: Stone Watcher Island (C5)
      • Triforce Shard #6: Overlook Island (G1)
      • Triforce Shard #7: Greatfish Isle (B4)
      • Triforce Shard #8: Cliff Plateau Isles (G6)
      • The Triforce of Courage
      • Tower of the Gods (E5)
    • Ganons Tower: The Final Showdown
      • Introduction
      • Ganons Tower
  • Equipment and Items
    • Common Items
    • Dungeon Items
    • Quest Items
    • Special Items
  • Characters and Enemies
    • Introduction
    • Characters
    • Enemies
  • Legendary Checklist
    • Quest Items
    • Songs
    • Pieces of Heart
    • Treasure Charts
    • Special Charts
    • Triforce Charts and Shards
    • Great Fairies
    • Big Octos
    • Submarines
    • Sea Platforms
    • Secret Caves
    • Rings of Light
    • Blue ChuChus
    • Withered Deku Trees
    • Beedles Shop Ship
    • Shops and Vendors
    • Minigames
    • Nintendo Gallery
  • Islands of the Great Sea
    • Islands of the Great Sea
    • Forsaken Fortress (A1)
    • Four-Eye Reef (A2)
    • Western Fairy Island (A3)
    • Three-Eye Reef (A4)
    • Needle Rock Isle (A5)
    • Diamond Steppe Island (A6)
    • Horseshoe Island (A7)
    • Star Island (B1)
    • Mother & Child Isles (B2)
    • Rock Spire Isle (B3)
    • Greatfish Isle (B4)
    • Islet of Steel (B5)
    • Five-Eye Reef (B6)
    • Outset Island (B7)
    • Northern Fairy Island (C1)
    • Spectacle Island (C2)
    • Tingle Island (C3)
    • Cyclops Reef (C4)
    • Stone Watcher Island (C5)
    • Shark Island (C6)
    • Headstone Island (C7)
    • Gale Isle (D1)
    • Windfall Island (D2)
    • Northern Triangle Island (D3)
    • Six-Eye Reef (D4)
    • Southern Triangle Island (D5)
    • Southern Fairy Island (D6)
    • Two-Eye Reef (D7)
    • Crescent Moon Island (E1)
    • Pawprint Isle (E2)
    • Eastern Fairy Island (E3)
    • Tower of the Gods (E4)
    • Private Oasis (E5)
    • Ice Ring Isle (E6)
    • Angular Isles (E7)
    • Seven-Star Isles (F1)
    • Dragon Roost Island (F2)
    • Fire Mountain (F3)
    • Eastern Triangle Island (F4)
    • Bomb Island (F5)
    • Forest Haven (F6)
    • Boating Course (F7)
    • Overlook Island (G1)
    • Flight Control Platform (G2)
    • Star Belt Archipelago (G3)
    • Thorned Fairy Island (G4)
    • Birds Peak Rock (G5)
    • Cliff Plateau Isles (G6)
    • Five-Star Isles (G7)
  • How to Play
    • Game File Management
    • Game Screens
    • Controlling Link
    • Environmental Objects

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Guide › Equipment and Items

Special Items

The following items are not used directly by Link. Instead, they are either the objects of Link’s main quest or vital components of optional side quests.

Din’s Pearl

Where to find it: Received from Prince Komali after Link clears the Dragon Roost Cavern

Where it’s stored: Quest Status subscreen

What to do with it: Din’s Pearl is one of the three pearls Link must find to raise the Tower of the Gods (E4). When all three pearls are found, place Din’s Pearl on Northern Triangle Island (D3).

Farore’s Pearl

Where to find it: Received from the Great Deku Tree after Link clears the Forbidden Woods

Where it’s stored: Quest Status subscreen

What to do with it: Farore’s Pearl is one of the three pearls Link must find to raise the Tower of the Gods (E4). When all three pearls are found, place Farore’s Pearl on Eastern Triangle Island (F4).

Nayru’s Pearl

Where to find it: Received from Jabun after Link gets the bombs from the pirate ship

Where it’s stored: Quest Status subscreen

What to do with it: Nayru’s Pearl is one of the three pearls Link must find to raise the Tower of the Gods (E4). When all three pearls are found, place Nayru’s Pearl on Southern Triangle Island (D5).

Nintendo Gallery Figurines

Where to find them: In the Nintendo Gallery in the Forest Haven (F6)

Where they’re stored: In the Nintendo Gallery in the Forest Haven (F6)

What to do with them: Every time Link brings a good pictograph of a character or enemy to Carlov in the Nintendo Gallery, Carlov sculpts a figurine in the likeness of the pictograph’s subject. It takes Carlov a full in-game day to sculpt the figurine, and he’s fussy about the pictographs you bring him. Collecting all of the Nintendo Gallery figurines is a game in itself. When you have them all, you’ve completed one of the craziest side quests ever invented—sit back and marvel at your collection!

Completing Your Collection

Completing the Nintendo Gallery isn’t easy, but this guide is a big help. All of the images in Chapter 3, “Characters and Enemies,” have been taken from the Nintendo Gallery, and the “Legendary Checklists” at the back of the guide provide a complete listing of all Nintendo Gallery figurines, with tips on how to get pictographs of the more elusive subjects. Follow the walkthrough carefully, and you’ll be alerted whenever you need to take a pictograph of a subject that will eventually no longer be available to be photographed.

Pictographs

Where to find them: Taken by Link with the Picto Box or Deluxe Picto Box, or purchased from Lenzo

Where they’re stored: In the (Deluxe) Picto Box

What to do with them: Link must take specific pictographs to complete Lenzo’s side quest and get the Deluxe Picto Box. Take good pictographs of characters and enemies, then use them to unlock Nintendo Gallery figurines!

Lenzo’s Legendary Pictographs

Link can never take pictographs of some subjects for Nintendo Gallery figurines (such as a Great Fairy or Jabun). Instead, Lenzo sells Legendary Pictographs of these subjects to you. Purchase Lenzo’s Legendary Pictographs and use them to complete your Nintendo Gallery collection!

Pieces of Heart

Where to find them: 44 places in the game

Where they’re stored: Quest Status subscreen and Life Gauge

What to do with them: There are 44 Pieces of Heart to collect in the game. Collecting four Pieces of Heart adds a Heart Container to Link’s Life Gauge. Pieces 1 through 3 of each Heart Container appear on the Quest Status subscreen; each fourth Piece of Heart completes a Heart Container, which then appears in Link’s Life Gauge, extending the Life Gauge and allowing Link to absorb more damage.

Check Those Checklists!

For a listing of all 44 Pieces of Heart, check out the “Legendary Checklist” at the end of this guide.

Triforce Shards

Where to find them: Eight locations across the Great Sea

Where they’re stored: Quest Status subscreen

What to do with them: The eight Triforce Shards are scattered across the Great Sea and must be found during Link’s adventure. Some Triforce Shards can’t be found until you discover the Triforce Chart that leads to the shard and pay Tingle 398 Rupees to decipher it. The eight Triforce Shards unite to form the Triforce of Courage, which gives Link access to Ganon’s Tower.

Triforces

Where to find them: Held by Link, Zelda, and Ganon

Where they’re stored: N/A

What to do with them: By the game’s end, Zelda, Ganon, and Link each bear the mark and wield the power of a Triforce—Zelda has the Triforce of Wisdom, Ganon has the Triforce of Power, and Link assembles the Triforce of Courage from the Triforce Shards. When all three Triforces are brought together, they form the one true Triforce that gives the power of the gods to whoever touches it. Ganon’s ambition is to assemble the one true Triforce and use its power to conquer the world.

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