I, Introduction

A, What is Kodai no Sekiban?

III, Emulation

A, About Emulation

Week 2

When you begin you get the bag of goodies back (but not the Golden Bee, it is removed at the end of the first Week). Go out the door and into the grass-roofed hut to the left. Keep this place in mind for later, but enter already. There are 4 chests downstairs, each with a red rupee inside. The bombable wall leads to 6 pots with only arrows, bombs, and hearts inside, so don't worry about it if you have no bombs. It's early now, but after the Bottle Man appears in the town, right onto that carpet you can see south of the house you just visited. His Bottle will be invaluable, so save up your rupees and go see him when that time comes. Now go west fall down the well from the ledge above to find a Piece of Heart and some more stuff. Hop down and to the right to exit. As in ALttP, bomb open the doorless hut in the bottom left corner of town to get goodies--in this case, a Piece of Heart and a red rupee! As in A Link to the Past the pots contain bomb/arrow refills.

Fall down the well for a Piece of Heart.

After , spend 100 Rupees on Bottle #2.

The house next to the cuccos still has a shop. They sell bombs, arrows, and Red Potion, so buy something if you wish, or if you don't still have a Gold Potion from Week 1. Go into the house with the old lady sweeping out front. Blow down the wall to get a chest containing a sweet 100 rupees! Now go through the back door of the pub to get a Piece of Heart. Chances are rain has now comes down to hamper your progress. It will extinguish any and all bombs, so don't even bother trying to blow open anything outside. Worse than that, all overworld enemies are replaced with Zoras. To make it even worse, the Boomerang only hurts them instead of stunning them, and they have a lot more health than their A Link to the Past counterparts. So beware! So what to do now? Take the upper-right path out of the village. Ram the rock pile to the bottom left and go down the stairs for 4 fairies and 100 rupees (needs bombing). Go back out and ram the rock pile to the top right and enter Dungeon 3.

Dungeon 3

Go through the right-hand door first. Notice the chests and pots form a smiley face. :-) Anyway, the chests contain 20 rupees and a Map. Blow down the wall for two more 20-rupee chests. Now go back to the previous room (J5), hit the crystal, and go through the upper left door. Ram into the lamp to knock down the Small Key. Use it to unlock the door. In the next room are conveyor belts and several of those bumpy squid things. Head through the top-right door. Grab the Small Key, hit the crystal and head through the bottom door. In the next room, head to the right. Hit the crystal and head back left. Open the chest for the Compass! Go back through the right-hand door. Now get out your Boomerang for the next bit. Hit the crystal, move below the block, hit the crystal again, head into the barrier, hit the crystal and lift the pot for the Small Key. Use it on the door and go up. Kill the Helmasaurs and light the torches to make a chest with the Big Key appear. Bomb the left-hand wall for the Blue Mail. Now go back right (G7) and down the stairs.

Head to the left. Head down while avoid the spitting statue and open the chest for the Magic Hammer.

Use the Flute to warp back to the beginning (J5). Go to the left (hit the crystal if necessary) and hit the pegs if you want 210 Rupees. Before continuing the dungeon you might want to go out and south of town to rent a level 2 sword for when you'll fight the boss. Either way, when you're back to the entrance, head again into the room with the hole (don't jump in yet) and the conveyor belts. Once there go through the top-left door.

Bomb Upgrade

From G-4 bomb the walls until you come around to H-4. The thief there will trade 100 Rupees for the ability to carry an extra ten bombs (you can also buy the 50 rupees upgrade if you missed it in week 1). He'll also refill your bombs.

Back in (G4) take the stairs to B1 and use the Hammer to defeat the shell creatures. Bomb the left-hand wall between the pots if you want 200 Rupees, otherwise just get the Small Key from under the upper pot. There's nothing more here, so return to the conveyor belt room. Hit the blocks and fall down the hole. See that greyed out teleporter? If you fall into the large vase just to the right you'll find some fairies. The teleporter returns you here. If you want 300 Rupees head to the bottom right from here and bomb the wall. For 150 more Rupees go to the bottom-left platform and bomb the left-hand wall. When you're ready to face the boss, hit the blocks and head up. Go down the stairs, through the door and then through the next one to fight the Helmasaur King. Fight him exactly the same way as in A Link to the Past: use the hammer to break his mask, and then smash the emerald on his head. You can only damage the crystal with arrows (safest way) or, if you run out of arrows also with your charged sword. Normal sword attacks do not harm him unless you have the level 2 sword. This can be one of the hardest battles in the game. Collect the Heart Container and Tablet, and you can leave the dungeon.

Dungeon 3 Boss: Helmasaur King

Now that the rain has (likely) cleared, you can explore again.

First of all return to town and go through the far-left Lost Woods entrance. Why, it's a Mushroom! You'll trade this in a moment. Hit the pegs and go up to the left. You'll find a dwarf who wants to be taken back to his partner. First, warp to the witch's hut and give her the mushroom (she moves inside if it's raining). Equip it and press the item button (not the talk button) to give it to her. In return you get a bag of Magic Powder.

Now warp back to the village and take the Smith home. Talk to them and they'll make your sword into the Tempered Sword. Now that the dwarf is dealt with go outside, hit the peg with the Magic Hammer, and fall down the well. Going up you'll find a weird altar. Sprinkle magic powder on it for a 1/2 Magic Meter upgrade. Now go back to the village, go down a screen, hop down the slope and immediately to your right (behind the rental shop) is a bombable wall! Light up the torches to open the way for a Piece of Heart then hit the switch and go back to the entrance so you can collect also two red rupees. Now go into the top-left house, the library, and ram this Piece of Heart down from the shelves. Return to the village and go into the forest and to the right. If you go down into the stump for 40 rupees, but don't. Note instead that suspicious square of bushes next to it. Cut the middle bush and jump down the hole to get a Piece of Heart and hop down to collect those rupees and leave from the stump. You can return here at for a bomb-throwing Minigame with the friendly thief.

1/2 Magic Meter Upgrade

Go up to the right and down the stairs for 4 fairies and 100 rupees (need to bomb). Go to the very top-right of the forest and go through the trunk to enter Dungeon 4.

Dungeon 4

Go through the door. Next go through the door to the top-right. Go through the door directly to the left and get the Map from the chest. Go back out and head up. Fall down either of the holes to (B2 - G6). Kill the bomb slugs to proceed. Head down (avoiding the fire snake) and go through the conveyor belts room into the bottom-left door. Push the statue onto the button under the top-left pot and open the chests for the Large Shield and Compass. Now head back to the conveyor belts room and into the door to the top-left. Light the torches to reveal a chest with a Small Key. In the next room simply go upstairs. The holes will drop you down onto the floor you were just on, so try not to get knocked into them by the cannons and spikes. At the bottom lift the left-hand pot for door-opening button. In the next room (with a circling fire bar) head down and into the left-hand door (avoid the spike thing by going around it and timing your actions). Pull the left-hand tongue to reveal a chest with the Big Key. Return to the room with the circling fire (B1 - G6). Head north and open the Big Chest fot the Hookshot. Head back towards the fire and this time go right. Kill the Stalfos and Eyegores (move the blocks to get the vases if you will). Bow Upgrade! In H-7 (the room with the Stalfos and Eyegores), bomb the top centre of the wall and pay 100 Rupees for +10 arrows (again, as always, you can get the previous upgrade if you missed it in week 1).

Go Right, in the next room use the Hookshot to cross the gaps and then go upstairs (F1 - (G8).

In this room use the Boomerang to fetch the Small Key (the Hookshot can't grab it). In the next room Hookshot down, right (bomb the wall here for a secret room with some rupees), and finally left to cross the spikes without damage. Go through the door. Now you're back in the main room (1F - H6)! Bombing the wall on the left will reveal two passages. They both let you get some rupees but for the top one you need the hookshot (to pass the spikes) and bombs to activate the switch (time your throw and make them land on the conveyor belt). Anyway, head up and unlock the Big Key door. Use the Hookshot to go up, left, down, left, up, up, down, right, right, up, left, and finally though the Big Key door to fight Arrghus (1F - D5). Use the Hookshot to pull the pieces away from his body, and then hack them up. Remember you're invulnerable when the Hookshot is extended, so you can use it to protect yourself when he does his "spin ball bits around body" move. Once his bits are all gone he'll jump up into the ceiling and try to crush you. The spin attack works like a charm here. As soon he's dead collect the Heart Container and Tablet, and you can leave the dungeon.

Dungeon 4 Boss: Arrghus

Overworld part 3

Go back to the rental shop south of Kakariko, and head south west. In the very far left corner is a bombable wall. Bomb open the rock, hit the peg heads with the hammer, bomb open the next bit of rock and use the hookshot to get your Piece of Heart.

Week 3

First off, open the chest and get... the Worn-Out Glove. This can only lift ONE rock per screen, much like the Blue Candle in the first The Legend of Zelda. After one use it's useless until you change screens again, so take care to pick and choose rocks. You can't just do as you please, yet...

Next go outside and one screen left then down a screen and again a screen to the left. Go down to the bottom right, lift a rock, and go down the steps to collect yet another Piece of Heart (you'll have to walk a narrow bridge for it). Now go a screen to the right and lift one of the bottom-left stones. The leftmost one contains one of those rupee-spitting bug things. Anyway keep going right and bomb the top-right corner of the place you are in. In here by pushing blocks you can find 100 rupees, a Piece of Heart and the Book of Mudora which is essential for the further progress (Zelda won't be able to read ancient hylian without it). It may take several tries to push the blocks correctly. Now go down a screen and ram the rock-pile to the bottom-left for 100 rupees (bomb the wall and nevermind the distracting stuff).

From there, go west one screen, ram the rock-pile, and enter the dungeon.

Dungeon 5

Go through the left door. Use the Hookshot to cross the gap. Go through the door. Open the chest for a Map, get the Small Key with the boomerang and warp or Hookshot your way back to the entrance. Unlock the top door. One of the pots in your way has a full magic refill, if you need it. Go down the stairs (B1 - I7). Bomb the wall between the lamps (directly below you) for 50 Rupees and the Compass. In here bomb the left wall for 100 rupees. Go back to the stair room and take the top-left door. In the next room, push the indented blocks inwards (if you want 100 Rupees bomb the wall directly opposite the upper-left door). Light the torches to open the door. Go through it. Open the chest for a Small Key. If you want 100 Rupees bomb the southern wall, and then the western one for another 100 Rupees. Return to the room with the torch puzzle and go through the locked northern staircase to (1F - G5). Kill the Wizzrobes in this room. Bomb Upgrade! Bomb the wall to the right, talk to the thief and get +10 bombs! Then go west. In this room push the bottom-left block down the hole and fall down after it. Now remove the pot and put the block over the button. Go north. In this room go west for lotsa rupees, east to progress. In the east room, Light the torches to get the Big Key. Hookshot over the gap and go up the stairs to (1F - E5).

Go south, hit the sphere, go up the stairs and unlock the Big Chest for the Power Glove (if you want 415 Rupees bomb the right-hand wall). From this room head west. Make the sphere blue if it isn't already and head up. Hookshot the chest, open it for the L-3 Sword (or L-2 if you didn't visit the Smiths) and Hookshot your way back. Make the sphere red. Open the south-east chest for a Small Key, and use it on the locked door. In this other room, open the chest for another Small Key, make the sphere blue, and unlock the door north. Pick up the block and throw it away. Light the torches and continue north (1F - D3). Stock up on hearts and ammunition from the pots and then fall down the hole to fight the boss, better yet, three bosses: Lamnolas. They are easy to defeat, the best way is to stand with a charged sword near the pile and hit the head as soon it appears. Collect the Heart Container and Tablet and you can leave the dungeon.

Dungeon 5 Boss: Lanmolas

Once back outside, go a screen to the left and weave through the rocky path. Ram the rock-pile for a Piece of Heart (needs bombing).

Go up and to the left. The cave contains a thief with 300 rupees. In the room you can bomb open behind him is another Piece of Heart. Go a screen to the left into the desert and go straight up and into the cave. Bomb you way into a small room and light the torches to get one more Piece of Heart. Now warp back to Link's house and head a screen right and down to the lake.

Go inside the cave marked with shields for a Great Fairy and (bombing the wall behind her and using the hookshot) 300 rupees. Go down beside the Fortune Teller's shop and hookshot to the right to get a Piece of Heart. Fall in the water, swim to the right, and visit the island previously (in ALttP) inhabited by the upgrading fairy for a thief with 300 rupees. As if that wasn't enough, bomb the wall behind him for another 300 rupees! Go back outside. If it's after go north-east from here and save the Priest, who has fallen in the water. You will be taking him to Hyrule Castle, but first swim back up the river in the direction he came from, until you reach the bridge east of Link's House. Go under the bridge to get the third Magic Bottle from the man just like you do in A Link to the Past. Go back out, stand on shallow water, call the duck, and choose a nearby point, then go all the way back to the castle. Then go inside walking in a straight line until you find Zelda and the fortune-teller, at which point the Priest detaches from you and rewards you with 10,000 points. Now go back to the desert and enter the monstrous mouth (can't miss it).

Swim under the bridge for a free Magic Bottle.

Dungeon 6

If you want 300 Rupees, bomb the section of the north wall directly above the entrance and light the torches. Anyway, head left. Open the chest for the Map. Go out the door. Head south. If it's you'll see the Mole, so talk to him and he'll go dig his hole. Otherwise head north and take the rightmost entrance. Once inside, move the top-left statue onto the top-left button. Go north. Throw the Boomerang diagonally to turn the crystal blue, then again to turn it red. Turn it blue and head north. Head up and turn the sphere red. Bow Upgrade! Go up the stairs and bomb the upper wall to the right to meet a friendly thief. Pay him to carry +10 arrows!

Head right and down. Do not hop down in the large room you enter. Head left and bomb the wall if the blocks allow it (otherwise take note of doing so later), you'll find rupees and the chance to hop down, but don't, rather come back and head right, lift the pots for a Small Key. Go a little back to the left and Hookshot to the chests you can see at the bottom of the screen (they contain Rupees) then fall down the large vase for a whoopin' 790 Rupees! Now, once you're back in the large room, you can hop down to go outside and into the left-hand cave.

Inside go left, kill the antlion for a Small Key. Use it and head north. Make the sphere blue by tossing a bomb at it, then light the lamps and go north. Head up and right, down the stairs, and up to the chest for the Compass. Lift the pot below and step on the button. This opens a door to the right, so head back up the stairs and go through it and along the turning suspended passage. Go right in the large room and use then use the key on the door.

Head north. You're back in that room with the block barriers again. Use the button under the bottom-left pot then head north to (1F - E6) and go north and take the staircase down to B1.. Left you can find some rupees (move one of the statues over the switch to open the door), when done take the stairs.

V, Heart Pieces

A, Heart Pieces Week 1

Picture	Description	Items needed
	Go into Sasharla's hut. Blow down the shoddy masonry at the back for the first Piece of Heart!	Bombs
	Leave the Palace complex and go right until you see a Heart Piece surrounded by pits. Face and ram the north wall to bounce yourself onto the island.	Pegasus Boots
	Go right and a screen up from the Witch's Hut, then bomb the right-hand wall. You need a bomb or boomerang to activate the switch inside.	Bombs
	Go to the bottom-left of the Eastern Palace landmass and ram the rock-pile diagonally between the two bridges.	Pegasus Boots
	Go to the screen east of Hyrule Castle and bomb the top-right cracked wall.	Bombs
	Fall in the water to the left of the Witch's Hut, and swim up into the waterfall.	Zora's Flippers, Bombs
	Go to the Waterfall of Wishing (Dungeon 2's entrance) and at 18:34 a Heart Piece will fall from the sky and land in the shallows.	Pegasus Boots

	Go to the very bottom left corner of this Week's perimeter to find this one.	Shovel
	Dig in the clutch of trees just behind the Witch's Hut.	Shovel
	Dig in this area one screen to the left of the Witch's Hut.	Shovel

VI, Minigames, Rescue Missions & Moles

A, Minigames

Week 1

Go to the island surrounded by holes below the Eastern Palace (where you found the second Piece of Heart in week 1) and fall down any of them. You can now play a pot-smashing minigame. You may have noticed the thief when collecting this Piece of Heart earlier. Once the clock hits he will allow a special game to be played. It will cost 50 Rupees to play, and you will get 15 seconds to use the Magic Hammer to smash as many pots as you can. Each time you hit a pot, you will gain Rupees, which will increase with each pot you hit, from a Green Rupee, to a Blue Rupee, to a Red Rupee, and finally 50 Rupees. Every time you miss a pot, or hit a skull, you will return back to the single Green Rupee with the next pot you hit.

Minigame 1

Week 2

Go to the Lost Woods when the clock hits and tear up that suspicious square of bushes. Fall through the hole you just discovered to play a bomb-throwing minigame. It costs 20 rupees for 5 bombs. These are no ordinary bombs, when you throw them they fly clear across the screen! Try different positions until you get it right. For each bomb that successfully lands in the pot you get rupees. You can get 8, 16, 32, 64, and finally 300 rupees. If a bomb explodes anywhere outside of the pot you go back down to 8. Sometimes the pot-carriers vanish offscreen and reappear further away, sometimes they go faster, you never can be too sure of their actions! If the hyper-bomb blows up in your hands you get hurt, so be careful! You can replay infinite times, and the play cost/rewards never change.

Minigame 2

Week 3

Once the clock hits you can play the thief's Shooting Range game in the building to the left of Link's house. It costs 20 Rupees for five arrows. Multipliers are in effect, so you can get 4, 8, 16, 32, and finally 64 Rupees. If you miss it goes back down to 4.

Minigame 3

Week 4

During Week 4 you can play a Slot Machine game with the friendly thief once the clock reaches ; he's in the house to the right of the Fortune Teller's hut (north of Kakariko). For 20 Rupees he'll start the wheels rolling, but they roll horizontally rather than vertically. You use the Boomerang for this game, regardless of what item you have equipped. Throw the Boomerang at whichever column you like to stop it and then hit another to hopefully match them. The Octorok is a wildcard, so if you hit it and then two other matching things you still get a reward. Remember that you can throw your Boomerang diagonally for those tricky shots. Sometimes your Boomerang will collect a Rupee after hitting a column, it is unclear whether this is a deliberate reward or an emulation flaw. match 3x 20 Rupees for 60 Rupees match 3x 50 Rupees for (duh) 150 Rupees! match 2x Octoroks and 1x Red Rupee for... 1 Red Rupees and either a Blue, 50, 100 or 300 Rupees Blue Rupee and 300 Rupees match 2x Octoroks and 1x 50 Rupees for... 1 Blue Rupee and either 5 or 50 Rupees 2 Red Rupees 100 Rupees and either 50 or 100 Rupees match 3x Octoroks for NINE HUNDRED RUPEES!

Minigame 4

B, Rescue Missions and Tempered / Master Sword

Week 1

At Zelda is attacked by Octoroks south of the Eastern Palace This is a major event important to the story (yet easy to miss); Zelda will appear in the area to the southeast of the Eastern Palace, being chased by three Octoroks. Defeat the Octoroks to save her. She will then follow you, so take her back to Hyrule Castle. There you will meet with an old woman who will reward you with 300 Rupees (and 10,000 points) for returning Zelda safely. Week 2 After you have finished Dungeon 3 warp back to town and go through the far-left Lost Woods entrance. Where you found the mushroom hit the pegs and go up to the left. You'll find a dwarf who wants to be taken back to his brother. Take him to the other smith and they will forge the Tempered Sword. You get also 10,000 points as reward.

Rescue Fair Lady Zelda at 18:43

Week 3

The Priest falls into the river (top-right of screen) and ends up in lake.
Take him into Hyrule Castle, go up the stairs up the stairs, etc. until he detaches and goes up to stand beside Zelda and the Fortune Teller. Despite the fact that you just rescued his ungrateful behind from the crows and Zoras, you don't get even a single rupee for your efforts but at least 10,000 points.


Week 4

VII, Secrets

A, Magic Meter ½ upgrade

The location of the magic meter upgrade is identical to ALttP's--it's in the Smith's Well. Go down the Smith's Well and take the upper door, sprinkle some Magic Powder on the altar, and the Mad Batter appears. Once he's "cursed" you, go down and left. Leave through the door and go on your way.

1/2 Magic Meter Upgrade

B, Magic Bottles

The first bottle is yours from beginning. Starting with Week 2, you can collect additional bottles... but only if you know where to look.

	Starting in Week 2, the Bottle Salesman appears (literally) and will sell a bottle for the traditional 100 Rupees.
	In Week 3 onwards, the guy under the bridge has a Bottle for you.
	And last but not least, push the north-west grave open and fall down to collect the final Bottle.

Next to the ability to change direction while you run with your Pegasus Boots, the Gold Potion is the most innovative item in this game. It can be purchased in the witch hut next to the other potions (red for life, green for magic and blue for both life and magic) but only once a week! The advantage of this potion is that not only does it recover your health and magic but it allows you also charge your sword way faster (this reminds on the Great Fairy Tears in Twilight Princess). The next advantage is that this potion is really cheap for only 50 Rupees (whereas the blue potion costs 160 rupees), so don't miss it (available from 18:15-18:18, depends on the week)!

Just like in ALttP, trees drop wondrous goodies--if you smack into them hard enough that is! You must have the Pegasus Boots, you get them in Dungeon 1.

• ram the tree to the left of the starting house (Week 2) to get a fairy
• ram into the solitary tree in the bottom corner of Kakiriko for a blue rupee.
• ram the bottom right tree in the tree area between Kakiriko and Hyrule Castle for a blue rupee.
• ram the tree in the middle of the far-left Lost Woods path for lots of apples
• ram the tree in the middle of the centre Lost Woods path for large magic vial
• ram the tree in the middle of the Lost Woods clearing (beside the stump) for a whole HEAP of bees! And not just any bees, ANGRY bees! ;) have fun!
• ram the tree diagonally above the rental shop to the right of Link's house for a fairy.
• ram the top-right tree near Flute Boy's woods for a bomb... a lit one!
• ram the bottom-right tree near Flute Boy's woods for a Fairy.
• ram the right-side tree outside the Sanctuary to get a heap of apples
• ram the solitary tree in the corner below the Death Mountain trail for apples
• ram the tree to the left of the bridge connecting the areas of week 4 to week 1 for a heap of apples

You can still catch the Running Man! This time around he also gives you a blue rupee! As with everything, you can repeat this trick as many times as you like.

In ALttP when you hit the Smiths with the Magic Hammer they said something like "Hey! This isn't a job for amateurs!", but in this game if you hit them 4 times on the 4th time they give you 5 rupees. You can repeat infinite times. Cool! :)

Obviously they got so sick of Link hitting them in ALttP that they decided that this time around they'd bribe the hero... now if only he'd stop hitting them! Their monetary incentive just encourages more whacking...

Thanks to Real Hotdog for this one. :)

At the rental shops you can rent a sword upgrade or a shovel. Both only last 10 minutes before vanishing, so make sure you get your money's worth!

Rental Shops are also the only way to get the eighth Piece of Heart in each week.

Here are the locations, in order based on the first Week in which they become accessible

• East of the witch's hut.
• the house to the right of the Brothers' house (where you go to get into the fence maze challenge in ALttP)
• West of Link's House, the starting point of week 3.
• South of the lumberjacks

You actually "unlock" special character events (talking to the Mole, rescuing someone) and prevent them from recurring. So if you've talked to the Mole or saved the Priest or Zelda and you then reset at some point after that, they will not do those same actions all over again!

They will still be wherever you left them (i.e., Zelda/Priest in Hyrule Castle, Mole at either of his diggings) regardless of what time is on the reset clock. Remember, they are unlocked FOREVER unless you delete the S-RAM file.

The mole's treasure chests, just like any other chests in the game, will not refill if you reset.

Weather events on another hand, can only happen once, so if you use cheats to repeat a particular time you won't see its usual weather effects again (but they will happen again if you reset).

So even though the clock resets, the world doesn't.

Unlike in AST you can find both items in the Master Quest version and are allowed to buy (and keep) the shovel in week 4

VIII, Items

	Name	Location	Description
Attack and Quest Items
	Big Bag	Each Week	This miraculous bag of holding is the first item you recieve upon arrival in Hyrule, and is the most useful. Throughout your adventure you'll be handed several of these, each packed with goodies.
	L-1 Sword	Dungeon 1	This sword deals a terribly low amount of damage, so you'll need to upgrade if you're to face the tougher enemies of the later Weeks.
	Tempered Sword	Smithy, Rental	The twin smiths will be glad to renew your sword for you... but only when they're both around to do it.
	L-3 Sword	Dungeon 5, Rental Shop	Red and deadly.
	L-4 Sword	Rental	It's gold. Deals the most damage of all swords.
	The Master Sword	Master Sword meadow	The sacred blade left in Hyrule by Link when he went off adventuring. Like the rented Level 4 sword, deals the most damage of all swords, but it also shoots when your hearts are all filled is and the only way to break through certain barriers. You can't face Ganon without it.
	Bomb	Everywhere	Blow up walls or enemies
	Bow	Dungeon 1	The bow shoots arrows.
	Magic Boomerang	Dungeon 2	The Boomerang is useful for stunning strong enemies, instantly killing weaker ones, and collecting items from afar. In week 2 you get as a timed event a sparkling boomerang with a L2 sword strength.
	Mighty Boomerang	Dungeon 7	The Boomerang is useful for killing some enemies, and collecting items from afar. It has the same strength as the sparkling boomerang from week 2 with a L2 sword strength.
	Magic Hammer	Dungeon 3	Use this hammer to pound stakes and other obstacles into the ground. The magic hammer is also effective against some enemies, but it is best used in conjunction with another weapon.
	Hook Shot	Dungeon 4	You can fling the hook into a tree, pot or treasure chest and then pull yourself to the location of the hook by reeling in the chain. This will enable you to cross holes in the ground or other such obstacles. The Hook Shot can also be used as a weapon and stun some enemies.
	Fire Rod	Dungeon 6	The Fire Rod burns things. And consumes magic.
	Cane of Somaria	Dungeon 7	This mysterious cane can create magic blocks to place on switches (or split into four bullets), as well as temporary platforms (where there are question marks) the Hero of Light can walk upon. It consumes magic.
	Ice Rod	Dungeon 8	The Ice Rod allows you to freeze enemies or bosses. It consumes magic.
	Silver Arrows	The Final Battle	The Silver Arrows are the item necessary to destroy Ganon. Without silver arrows to seal his fate he will merely regenerate his health and be unbeatable.
	Mushroom	Week 2	Take this to the Witch's Hut and she'll give you a bag of Magic Powder in return.
	Magic Powder	Witch's Hut	You get this in exchange for the Mushroom. Sprinkle this on enemies or other things and they may change shape. It consumes Magic.
	Lantern	Beginning	The lantern lights the torches in the dungeons and brightens the dungeon rooms. It consumes Magic Power to light the torches, and they go out after a time.
	Bug-Catching Net	Beginning	Catch bees and fairies and bottle them
	Bottle	Week 1-4	Store bees, fairies or potions
	Ocarina	Beginning	Call a little bird which transports you to different locations. Warps you back to the dungeon entrance.
	Shovel	Rental Shop	With a shovel you can dig for treasure. It also allows you to find one hidden Piece of Heart in each week's gameplay area, but you have to rent it in the first three weeks. In the fourth week you can finally buy it.
	Magic Cape	Tree stump, Lumberjacks	Like the Book of Mudora, this item was seemingly cut from the game during development, but was built in in Master Quest. It makes the Hero of Light fully invisible and invincible, although it does this at the cost of around one portion of the unhalved magic meter per second.

	Small Shield	Dungeon 1	This shield is small and basic, and can only deflect a few types of attacks.
	Large Shield	Dungeon 4	This shield can deflect a few more types of attacks.
	Mirror Shield	Dungeon 8	The overall best shield, the Mirror Shield can deflect anything shot at the hero as long as he is facing the attack when it happens.
	Green Mail	Beginning	The default Armor that you wear. Provides little protection.
	Blue Mail	Dungeon 3	This mail offers better protection (more resistence).
	Red Mail	Dungeon 6	This mail offers the best protection (the most resistence).
	Piece of Heart	Everywhere	The mysterious Piece of Heart will allow you to increase your number of hearts, but you'll need to find a set of four before this item is of any use to you.

	Worn-Out Glove	Week 3 Beginning	This can only lift ONE rock per screen.
	Power Glove	Dungeon 5	Allows you to pick up gray stones and boulders
	Titan's Mitt	Dungeon 7	Gives you the strength to pick up the denser, heavier black stones and boulders
	Zora's Flippers	Zora's Domain	Allows you to swim.
	Pegasus Boots	Dungeon 1	These are very useful for moving faster and breaking into many secrets throughout the game world.
	Book of Mudora	Cave, swamp	This item was seemingly cut from the game during development, but built in in Master Quest. Its icon fills the final space in the icon screen. Zelda needs it to read ancient Hylian and you thus need it to get the Master Sword.

	Small Key	Dungeons 1-8	This is used to open locked doors.
	Big Key	Dungeons 1-8	This item is a master key allowing you to unlock specific doors in a dungeon that a Small Key cannot as well as the big chest.
	Map	Dungeons 1-8	Allows you to see the rest of the dungeon mapped out, even the rooms you haven't visited yet.
	Compass	Dungeons 1-8	The Compass is used to show the exact room the dungeon's boss is in. Pretty much useless without a Map.
	Tablet	Dungeons 1-8	The eight titular Ancient Stone Tablets are the ultimate treasures you seek to collect each week; once collected you can unlock the monolith's secret and attempt to deal the death-blow to the Embodiment of Evil.
	Heart Container	Dungeons 1-8, Piece of Heart ×4	This item allows you to instantly add another heart to your health. Collecting four Pieces of Heart will also make a complete Heart Contaniner.

IX, Scoring

XI, Cheats

NOTE: if the S-RAM updates itself while you have an item cheat enabled, you may be left with that item even without the cheat. However this does NOT make the game have problems when you get the item legally from a chest etc.

This changes the timer memory address, but has to be disabled before time can resume. In order to keep your new time but progrss from there without it reverting you must make a savestate, disable cheats, and then load the savestate.

Note that some events will suddenly occur if they happened before that minute that you just applied. For example 18:52 gives you the max. heart containers that you normally get given at 18:48. However changing to a time just after a change in the weather will NOT make that weather occur. It varies a fair bit!

These are codes which drastically change gameplay elements.

These six codes will instantly give you 99,999 rupees. You must use all six at once. If you use only the first three then the rupees will count up to that amount instead of instantly reaching it. This will take a long time, even in turbo mode.

This is a work in progress... WARNING: these codes may WRECK YOUR S-RAM FILE!!! If you are going to do any of these you should probably make a savestate first. I've already found some AWESOME stuff just be replacing hex values in those first two spots (see bottle code below)

These codes will make bottles appear and work. Note that there are separate codes for the icon and the bottle's actual contents.

Replace xx with...:

• 02 - empty bottle
• 03 - red potion
• 04 - green potion
• 05 - blue potion
• 06 - Fairy
• 07 - bee
• 08 - good bee

XII, Credits