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+ | '''Mushrooms''' are a recurring item in the {{LZS|Series}}. They are typically items used for various events that [[Link]] cannot use on himself, usually to be exchanged for something else. |
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| + | In {{ALttP}}, the '''Magic Mushroom''' can be found within the [[Lost Woods]]. Link can offer it to the [[Syrup|Witch]] in exchange for [[Magic Powder]]. |
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| + | In {{LA}}, the '''Sleepy Toadstool''' is found in the [[Mysterious Woods]]. It can be given to the Witch to be made into Magic Powder.<ref name="sleepytoadstool">{{Cite manual|quote='''Sleepy Mushroom''' This is but one of the many types of mushrooms that grow in the fine tropical climate of Koholint Island. Witches use this mushroom as an ingredient for magic powder. Eating this mushroom, or any other, without the advice of an expert is not recommended.|game= Link's Awakening|page=17}}</ref> The Sleepy Toadstool can apparently cause unusual effects when eaten.<ref name="sleepytoadstool"/> [[Tarin]], who has a fondness for mushrooms, had eaten one while at the Mysterious Woods and was transformed into a raccoon. Link uses the Magic Powder to turn him back. |
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| − | In {{ALTTP}} and {{LA}}, the '''Magic Mushroom''' or '''Sleepy Toadstool''' can be respectively found within [[Lost Woods]] and [[Mysterious Woods]]. In either game, [[Link]] can offer it to [[Syrup|the witch]] in exchange for [[Magic Powder]].<ref>{{Cite manual|quote='''Sleepy Mushroom''' This is but one of the many types of mushrooms that grow in the fine tropical climate of Koholint Island. Witches use this mushroom as an ingredient for magic powder. Eating this mushroom, or any other, without the advice of an expert is not recommended.|game= Link's Awakening|page=17}}</ref> In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', a Magic Mushroom's [[Scents|scent]] can be detected with the [[Mask of Scents]] and stored in an [[Bottle|Empty Bottle]]. One can be found in the [[Woods of Mystery]], and another can be found growing on someone's boxers in [[Stock Pot Inn]]. These can be sold to the [[Magic Hags' Potion Shop]] in [[Southern Swamp]] for 40 [[Rupee]]s each, and at least one must be delivered before [[Blue Potion]]s can be purchased there. Lastly, in {{TMC}}, the '''Wake-Up Mushroom''' can help [[Link]] get the [[Pegasus Boots]]. It is bought from Syrup the Witch, at the price of 60 Rupees.<ref>{{Cite|Ah, yes! A fine choice, my dear! That's a limited-time article! One whiff, and you're wide-awake! That is why it's called a wake-up mushroom! Would you like to buy it for 60 Rupees?|Syrup|TMC}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|You got a wake-up mushroom! Its nasty stench chases away the sleepies!|N/A|TMC}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Heheheh... Just face the sleepy snoozer and press [R]... That'll pop his eyes right open! POP!|Syrup|TMC}}</ref> It is then given to [[Rem]], the owner of [[Rem's Shoe Store]], waking him up. In return, [[Link]] will receive the [[Pegasus Boots]]. In this game, there are also elastic mushrooms that can be sucked by the [[Gust Jar]], while [[Link]] is in [[Minish Link|Minish size]], to fling across holes. |
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| + | In {{OoT}}, the '''Odd Mushroom''' is part of the [[Ocarina of Time Trading Sequence|Trading Sequence]]. The [[Grog|Young Punk Guy]] gives the Mushroom to Link in exchange for [[Cojiro]]. The Mushroom is then to be delivered to the [[Granny|Old Hag]] in [[Kakariko Village]] to be made into the [[Odd Potion]]. The Odd Mushroom goes bad after three minutes (or instantly after warping), and cannot be delivered in such a condition. |
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| + | In {{MM}}, a Magic Mushroom's [[Scents|scent]] can be detected with the [[Mask of Scents]] and stored in an empty [[Bottle]]. One can be found in the [[Woods of Mystery]], and another can be found growing on a pair of boxers and in the washroom in the [[Stock Pot Inn]]. These can be sold to the [[Magic Hags' Potion Shop]] in the [[Southern Swamp]] for 40 [[Rupee]]s each, and at least one must be delivered before [[Blue Potion]]s can be purchased there. |
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| + | In {{OoS}}, '''Rock Mushrooms''', also known as '''Petri Fungus''', appear as a kind of obstacle in [[Holodrum]]. It is a rock-solid fungus that can only be picked with the [[Power Bracelet]] during the autumn season. |
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| ⚫ | A Mushroom also appears as a [[Oracle of Seasons Trading Sequence|Trading Sequence]] item. Using a [[Oracle of Seasons Trading Sequence#Megaphone|Megaphone]], Link can wake up the slumbering [[Talon]] in a cave atop [[Mt. Cucco]]. In exchange for waking him, Talon will offer Link a Mushroom, which can in turn be given to [[Syrup]] of [[Sunken City]] in exchange for the [[Oracle of Seasons Trading Sequence#Wooden Bird|Wooden Bird]].<ref>{{Cite|Sniff, sniff!!! That scent!!! Ya've got a Mushroom! I'll trade my Wooden Bird!|Syrup|OoS}}</ref> |
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| + | In {{TMC}}, the '''Wake-Up Mushroom''' is required for Link to obtain the [[Pegasus Boots]]. It is bought from Syrup the Witch, at the price of 60 Rupees.<ref>{{Cite|Ah, yes! A fine choice, my dear! That's a limited-time article! One whiff, and you're wide-awake! That is why it's called a wake-up mushroom! Would you like to buy it for 60 Rupees?|Syrup|TMC}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|You got a wake-up mushroom! Its nasty stench chases away the sleepies!|N/A|TMC}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Heheheh... Just face the sleepy snoozer and press [R]... That'll pop his eyes right open! POP!|Syrup|TMC}}</ref> It is then given to [[Rem]], the owner of [[Rem's Shoe Store]], waking him up. In return, Link will receive the Pegasus Boots. |
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| + | Elastic mushrooms can also be found in certain areas while Link is shrunk to [[Minish Link|Minish size]]. The [[Gust Jar]] can be used to suck and pull back the mushroom caps, which will then fling Link across holes once released. |
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==Trivia== |
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| − | *In ''Link's Awakening'', the Mushroom is one of many [[smw:Mario (series)|''Mario'']] references. When |
+ | *In ''Link's Awakening'', the Mushroom is one of many [[smw:Mario (series)|''Mario'']] references. When Tarin (who bears an uncanny resemblance to [[smw:Mario|Mario]], and also shares his love of mushrooms) eats one, he turns into a raccoon, which may be in reference to Mario's [[smw:Raccoon Mario|Raccoon]] or {{wp|Tanuki}} form (Although Mario required a different power-up item, the [[smw:Super Leaf|Super Leaf]]). |
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+ | *If Link as a child visits [[Gerudo's Fortress]] in ''Ocarina of Time'' (which can only be done by exploiting hacks or glitches), he can find an Odd Mushroom in the chest atop one of the buildings. |
| − | *The '''Rock Mushroom''', also known as '''Petri Fungus''', is a kind of mushroom in ''Oracle of Seasons'' that is only pickable in autumn. They serve as obstacles that is blocking the way to certain areas or objects. In their pickable form they do resemble [[Wikipedia:Amanita muscaria|fly Amanita]], but otherwise they do look like compact rocks that are shaped like mushrooms. |
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[[File:File:Mushroomnew.png.png|20x20px]] [[|]] Mushrooms are a recurring item in the Template:LZS. They are typically items used for various events that Link cannot use on himself, usually to be exchanged for something else.
Appearances
A Link to the Past
In A Link to the Past, the Magic Mushroom can be found within the Lost Woods. Link can offer it to the Witch in exchange for Magic Powder.
Link's Awakening
In Link's Awakening, the Sleepy Toadstool is found in the Mysterious Woods. It can be given to the Witch to be made into Magic Powder.[1] The Sleepy Toadstool can apparently cause unusual effects when eaten.[1] Tarin, who has a fondness for mushrooms, had eaten one while at the Mysterious Woods and was transformed into a raccoon. Link uses the Magic Powder to turn him back.
Ocarina of Time
In Ocarina of Time, the Odd Mushroom is part of the Trading Sequence. The Young Punk Guy gives the Mushroom to Link in exchange for Cojiro. The Mushroom is then to be delivered to the Old Hag in Kakariko Village to be made into the Odd Potion. The Odd Mushroom goes bad after three minutes (or instantly after warping), and cannot be delivered in such a condition.
Majora's Mask
In Majora's Mask, a Magic Mushroom's scent can be detected with the Mask of Scents and stored in an empty Bottle. One can be found in the Woods of Mystery, and another can be found growing on a pair of boxers and in the washroom in the Stock Pot Inn. These can be sold to the Magic Hags' Potion Shop in the Southern Swamp for 40 Rupees each, and at least one must be delivered before Blue Potions can be purchased there.
Oracle of Seasons
In Oracle of Seasons, Rock Mushrooms, also known as Petri Fungus, appear as a kind of obstacle in Holodrum. It is a rock-solid fungus that can only be picked with the Power Bracelet during the autumn season.
A Mushroom also appears as a Trading Sequence item. Using a Megaphone, Link can wake up the slumbering Talon in a cave atop Mt. Cucco. In exchange for waking him, Talon will offer Link a Mushroom, which can in turn be given to Syrup of Sunken City in exchange for the Wooden Bird.[2]
The Minish Cap
In The Minish Cap, the Wake-Up Mushroom is required for Link to obtain the Pegasus Boots. It is bought from Syrup the Witch, at the price of 60 Rupees.[3][4][5] It is then given to Rem, the owner of Rem's Shoe Store, waking him up. In return, Link will receive the Pegasus Boots.
Elastic mushrooms can also be found in certain areas while Link is shrunk to Minish size. The Gust Jar can be used to suck and pull back the mushroom caps, which will then fling Link across holes once released.
Skyward Sword
Trivia
- In Link's Awakening, the Mushroom is one of many Mario references. When Tarin (who bears an uncanny resemblance to Mario, and also shares his love of mushrooms) eats one, he turns into a raccoon, which may be in reference to Mario's Raccoon or Tanuki form (Although Mario required a different power-up item, the Super Leaf).
- If Link as a child visits Gerudo's Fortress in Ocarina of Time (which can only be done by exploiting hacks or glitches), he can find an Odd Mushroom in the chest atop one of the buildings.
Gallery
- MushroomALttP.png
Mushroom in A Link to the Past
Finding the Sleepy Toadstool in Link's Awakening
- Oosmushroom.png
The Mushroom as seen in Oracle of Seasons
- Mushroom Screenshot.png
Link receiving the Mushroom in Oracle of Seasons
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Wake-Up Mushroom in The Minish Cap
- BlueMushroom(TMC).png
Elastic mushrooms in The Minish Cap
- RedMushroom(TMC).png
Elastic mushrooms in The Minish Cap
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Sleepy Mushroom This is but one of the many types of mushrooms that grow in the fine tropical climate of Koholint Island. Witches use this mushroom as an ingredient for magic powder. Eating this mushroom, or any other, without the advice of an expert is not recommended." (Link's Awakening manual, pg. 17)
- ↑ "Sniff, sniff!!! That scent!!! Ya've got a Mushroom! I'll trade my Wooden Bird!" — Syrup (Oracle of Seasons)
- ↑ "Ah, yes! A fine choice, my dear! That's a limited-time article! One whiff, and you're wide-awake! That is why it's called a wake-up mushroom! Would you like to buy it for 60 Rupees?" — Syrup (The Minish Cap)
- ↑ "You got a wake-up mushroom! Its nasty stench chases away the sleepies!" — N/A (The Minish Cap)
- ↑ "Heheheh... Just face the sleepy snoozer and press [R]... That'll pop his eyes right open! POP!" — Syrup (The Minish Cap)
 Names in Other Regions 
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EnglishUK | Odd Mushroom, Magical Mushroom | |
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Japanese | Template:Japanese [citation needed] | Bewitching Mushroom |
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French | Champignon Suspect, Champignon Magique | |
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German | Schimmelpilz, Magischer Pilz | |
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Spanish | Seta Mágica | Magic Mushroom |
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SpanishLA | Seta durimente Template:ExpGame | |