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The Treasure Bag is a bag of treasure that is found in The Adventure of Link}. Its contents give Link experience points,[1] which range from 50 to 500 points, with the 500 point bags being very rare. Occasionally, a bot will jump out of the treasure bag.[2] To obtain the item, Link just needs to hit it with his sword.[3]
Treasure Bags can also be found in specific locations on the World Map as well as in Palaces, but they're usually protected by powerful enemies or in tricky places. Once a Treasure Bag is obtained in the world map or in palaces, they will not appear again. They can also be dropped by enemies, but this happens only in a few occasions. The harder the enemy is determines how much experience the P-Bag will have: for example, a Bot will drop a Treasure Bag containing fewer experience points compared to a Blue Iron Knuckle.
Locations
In total, Link can find 29 Treasure Bags scattered around the overworld and in palaces.[4][5][6]
| Points | Location |
|---|---|
| In a patch of forest north of the North Castle | |
| Parapa Palace, in the middle of a dissolving bridge | |
| Midoro Palace, in the middle of a falling block room | |
| Midoro Palace | |
| Midoro Swamp | |
| East of Water Town of Saria | |
| Island Palace, found underneath the block floor, being guarded by a Doomknocker | |
| Island Palace, found on the fourth block platform | |
| Island Palace | |
| Eastern Hyrule, found in the forest patch to the south of the dock | |
| In a cave directly south of the town of Nabooru | |
| Found in the hidden area accessible by following the mountain side near the above mentioned cave all the way to the east | |
| Island Maze Palace, in the second hole in the ground being guarded by an armored blue Stalfos | |
| Island Maze Palace, underneath the blocks before a key | |
| Island Maze Palace, on a tall block platform being guarded by a blue armored Stalfos | |
| Ocean Palace, on a dissolving bridge above lava | |
| Ocean Palace, above an elevator | |
| Ocean Palace, behind some blocks being guarded by a Guma | |
| Ocean Palace, behind some blocks being guarded by a pair of skulls and a single red Iron Knuckle | |
| Ocean Palace | |
| In a cave above the swamp in the southern part of Hyrule on the east island | |
| In a forest area south of the lake in the south part of Hyrule on the east island | |
| Three-Eye Rock Palace, near two skulls | |
| Three-Eye Rock Palace | |
| Three-Eye Rock Palace, to the right in the area below the fake floor | |
| Three-Eye Rock Palace, first area of the looping jump | |
| Three-Eye Rock Palace | |
| Three-Eye Rock Palace | |
| Death Mountain |
Etymology
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | 宝袋 (Takara Fukuro)
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Treasure Bag |
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French | Sac aux Trésors | |
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German | EP-Beutel | |
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SpanishLA | Bolso del tesoro
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References
- ↑ "Treasure Bag, A bonus which increases Link's experience points." (Adventure of Link manual, pg. 45)
- ↑ "Watch out! Enemies sometimes pop out of them too!" (Adventure of Link manual, pg. 45)
- ↑ "Items can be obtained by finding them and striking them with the sword." (Adventure of Link manual, pg. 45)
- ↑ Zelda II: The Adventure of Link: FAQ/Walkthrough by AWing Pilot
- ↑ Zelda II: The Adventure of Link FAQ/Walkthrough by Devin Morgan
- ↑ Zelda II: The Adventure of Link: FAQ/Walkthrough by CMoriarty
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