Castle Town in the Daylight
Wander into the town’s West Road and you can talk to the people chatting instead of listening to their spirits. These two are mentioning Prince Ralis. He’s the next person to visit if you aren’t concerned about collections, masses of Rupees, and incredible Heart Container assembling!
Continue to the right, and you’ll pass a tall wizened man who’s praying for peace in Hyrule. Apparently, this takes Rupees. Although you may be tempted to ignore him, if you’re after a special prize, donate 50 Rupees at a time, totalling 1,000 Rupees, to his cause. Come back here in a moment.
Charlo: Charlo stands near the goat pens and collects donations and offers devotions for a charge. Some think this is some kind of scam, but to those with deep pockets, he offers a special reward…. |
You can enter the city fountain area and walk to the small band of musicians playing their lilting melodies in the northeast corner of this courtyard.
Head around the fountain in a circle to listen to the old ladies gabbing again; this time, however, they think you’re a tourist and urge you to check out the spirit cave!
Visiting Chudley’s Emporium
The next place you must visit is the general store in the southeast part of town. The people outside tell you it’s very snooty. So snooty, in fact, that the door attendant won’t let you in with those disgusting mud-coated boots. You’ll need to meet the shoe-shine boy, Soal, who cleans your boots for 10 Rupees. He’s just outside, by the steps.
You enter the newly opened Chudley’s, where only the finest and most incredibly expensive goods are on display. You’ve heard about price gouging, but this is ridiculous. The posh proprietor looks down his nose at you and offers the following wares at incredibly expensive prices.
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Chudley’s Fine Goods and Fancy Trinkets Emporium
You can’t even find a wallet that holds even half the amount the arrows cost! These prices are truly outlandish, and you can’t buy any of the items. Don’t bother trying while Chudley is the owner of this place; it needs new management!
Wander back into the fountain area and check out the trio of townsfolk lounging around here. They like your outfit and reckon you’re here to check out the new tent that’s just been built on the west side of town.
The Goron Trading Post
Move to the southwest part of this central area. The large arched door is now open, and a place where three Gorons are hanging out is uncovered. Head through to the base of the stairs, where the small Goron you saw back at Kakariko Village tells you they’ve been unable to enter the town’s inner gate. You can pick up the following goods from this location.
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Goron Trading Post
Head to the top of the stairs, where another small Goron lies around. He mentions he has Lantern oil for sale. His father is on the observation deck, which affords an excellent view of the castle and town beyond. The small Goron’s father feels there’s something not quite right going on. Purchase arrows from him if necessary, and then leave this establishment.
Missing Links
1. The Crate Escape
Although you can’t brandish any weapons once inside this venue, you can smash the barrels and crates. There are blue (5) and yellow (10) Rupees and the odd Heart to find inside.
A Stroll Around the Southern Market Stalls
Exit the Goron’s trading post and visit the tea shop next door for a psychological conversation and a mention of the fortune-teller in town. After this chat, check the south thoroughfare.
Inspect the line of market stalls. The first one sells bread. It’s fresh, tasty, straight from the oven, and too expensive!
The grocer at the next store seems to think that although the people hide it well, they’re all still very frightened.
Move farther along the market stalls, and a soldier stops you. He asks if you know the whereabouts of Jovani. The guy has been missing so long, he’s turned into an urban legend. The fair-haired lady standing with the soldier is his lady friend. Or was.
You move to the flower stall, where you pluck a pretty flower and have the Rupees to pay for it this time. However, there’s no shopkeeper, so you put it back. Next is a soldier who gives you directions.
Move to the Gorons at this street’s southern end. The small Goron mentions his dad can’t get any Hot Springwater, so he just sits outside the eastern gate. The Goron asks you to speak with the Goron village elder about it. You can also check out the apples and speak to the storeowner on the opposite side.
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If you move to the eastern gate, the guard confirms the Goron’s story. Don’t head there just yet, though. |
Missing Links
1. Catnapping
If you wander near Jovani’s house, you can pick up any of the cats and play with the ball that’s in this area. Nothing happens, except the cats are exceedingly cute!
2. The Dog and Bone Man
Similarly, there are two cute puppies in the east and west alleys. You can pick them up and a nearby bone. Throw the bone so they play fetch. That’s just as cute!
3. Shifty Guy Standoff
Over on the eastern alley is a shifty-looking man looking north. He tells you there’s a guy across the way looking right at him! Head north to the medical center (which is locked) and talk to him. He tells you there’s a guy across the way looking right at him….
The Tent, the Castle, and the Mansion
Head to the western alley and inspect the tent area, where you can play fetch with the cute doggy. Outside, there are three girls waiting for the owner; he’s so handsome! Head into the tent if you dare.
Enter the tent and you’re greeted by Purlo, who asks you to step right up to play the STAR game for 10 Rupees! Simply leap through all the stars in the cage, and a fabulous prize awaits you! At the moment, the game is impossible. Come back here with a Clawshot and you’ll pay him back!
Exit the tent area, vowing to return to claim victory (there’s a special item to win if you do), and head south, turning the corner and stopping at Agitha’s castle. Ignore the rude boy outside the door and step inside.
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The Big Wallet is an excellent item to have, as it allows you to open more chests before becoming full—perfect for your dungeoneering to come! |
The prizes don’t end there, either. The princess offers happiness if you bring her another bug. This translates to a purple Rupee (50).
The offer becomes great happiness if you bring her the other partner to each bug. This translates to an orange Rupee (100).
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The princess is a great way to gain a load of cash very quickly. By now you have gathered 18 of the 24 Golden Bugs. You receive a Big Wallet for the first bug, 150 Rupees per pair for the remaining eight pairs, and another 100 Rupees to complete the first pair you gave Agitha: that’s a total of 1,300 Rupees! |
You should now speak to Princess Agitha and begin to offload all of the bugs in your collection. Don’t worry, you don’t need to grab them again and can still read about where you caught them, but there’s an extra special prize for collecting all 24 bugs and presenting them to her.
When your Big Wallet is filled with Rupees, leave Princess Agitha. Exit and head back to Charlo, the man who is praying for you. Although it may seem strange, we recommend you donate all 1,000 Rupees to him. That’s a total of 650 Rupees you’ve given him now.
Go back to Agitha’s Castle, where the party is in full swing, and produce more Golden Bugs from your travels. If you’ve been following this walkthrough, you can stock your Big Wallet up to 550 Rupees. Then head back to Charlo.
Charlo requires some additional cash, and don’t hesitate to donate! After you donate a total of 1,000 Rupees (which you’ll have to keep track of in your head or on a piece of paper), he blesses you with the spirit of love—another Piece of Heart!
Piece of Heart
You got Piece of Heart #18! Collect 2 more for another full Heart Container.
There’s no need to visit Charlo anymore, but keep coming back to Agitha. Drop off your remaining Golden Bugs if you need the Rupees, and then run to the house next door; this is Fanadi’s mansion, and it’s quite a palace!
Cross Fanadi’s palm with 10 Rupees and choose to hear the future. You can select either “Career” or “Love.” “Career” gives you a clue where to go next (in this case, Telma’s Bar). “Love” shows you the location of the nearest Piece of Heart (but you’ve found all the ones you currently can go for). Leave this place.
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There’s no need to ever return to Fanadi for a few reasons: 1. You’re carrying a weighty tome with all the answers to your questions (this guide) 2. The answers she gives you are vague 3. It’s a waste of your hard-earned money 4. Only return if you want to offload Rupees |
Exploration at the Southern Castle Town Hyrule Field
Head south for the first time, out of Castle Town, and into another part of Hyrule Field. Once you’re outside the town gate, pass under a pair of stone towers linked by an overhang with a grooved indent. A large chest sits between the two sets of exterior steps. Come back to claim treasure from this area later. For now, run down the steps for another spot of Golden Bug hunting.
You should now inspect this entire area of the southern Hyrule Field, as this is your first opportunity to do so. First, exit the Castle Town steps, heading directly south to a blockade that a Goron is standing in front of. Another pesky rockfall is blocking the path from here to the next section of Hyrule Field. If the Goron had Hot Springwater to quench his thirst, he’d have the power to bore straight through this rubble!
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Keep a mental note to help the Goron out; currently any Hot Springwater you take from Kakariko Village turns into regular water by the time you reach here. |
Move away from the Goron and begin inspecting this entire area. The most interesting bit of scenery is the large hole in the ground to the west! Peer over the edge, and you’ll see a treasure chest sitting on a tiny alcove. There are Clawshot medallions everywhere! Alas, you can’t leap down and land on the alcove ledge, but you can jump into the rapids below.
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If you try leaping into this hole (or off this area’s western edge), you’ll land in the water and end up at the eastern end of Lake Hyrule. This is an unusual and not often-used shortcut! |
Move to the opposite side of the field and investigate a small rock tower encased in vines. Amid the tall grass to the south is a nasty little Deku Baba to slay. Watch for a second Deku Baba close by too. Then prepare to shield block a dive-bombing Guay!
There’s an entire flock of these black birds soaring above the rock tower, so deal with any of them that swoop in; then climb to the top of the vines. Stand up, quickly block the bird attacks with your shield, and begin to pick them off one at a time. Your Bow, Slingshot, or Sword are all options, but targeting with ZL is the easiest way to slay. With the last Guay gone, a small ring of Rupees rains down from the sky.
There’s even more Rupees to seize if you place a bomb at the Bomb Rock to the side of the town steps, just north of the rock tower. Once it explodes, collect three green (1), three blue (5), and two yellow (10) Rupees from the remains.
Missing Links
1. Grass Cutting at the Southern Gate
As always, there’s a tiny payoff for slicing through tall grass, and this place is no exception. Try the following places:
- Grass: The areas just south of the hole in the ground (Rupees)
- Grass: The areas just north of the hole in the ground (Rupees and Heart)
- Grass: The area to the south and east of the road (Rupee)
- Grass: The area to the east of the road (Rupee)
- Grass: The area north of the rock tower (Rupees)
Big Wallet
Female Ladybug
Male Ladybug