This item is a reference to the fairy tale Jack and the Beanstalk.The rain showers on the Second Day make any planted Beans grow as well. If Link does not have Spring Water, the "Song of Storms" can be played to make it grow instead. Once a bean has been planted, Spring Water, which can be carried in bottles, is needed for the plant to grow. A Magic Bean is needed for talking to the Imprisoned Monkey in the Deku Palace Prison. Basically, people either play as young Link, or Link seven years in the future.
Each Zelda game comes with its own plot, and this particular game is divided by time travel. The price stays at a constant 10 Rupees no matter how many beans are purchased now, probably since they are not so "rare" anymore. In The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, there are things a player can do that will provide nice benefits in the future planting Magic Beans is one of them. Once the first bean has been purchased, more can be bought from the Bean Seller, or from a Business Scrub in the Southern Swamp. Since ten beans can be purchased, the last bean costs 100 Rupees, meaning that Link needs the Adult's Wallet before he can buy the last one.Īgain, Magic Beans can be purchased from the Bean Seller, whom can be found in a Grotto in the Inner Palace Garden of the Deku Palace. Planting beans can make great shortcuts, as is the case on Death Mountain, and can lead the player to many Heart Pieces. When Link returns to the spots as an adult, he finds that the beans have grown, and he can now reach higher places. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (3DS) EvilTheCat6600 6 years ago 1 I've purchased all ten Magic Bean plants however, I still have three in my inventory. Those ten Magic Beans can be planted as a child in ten respective spots of Soft Soil found scattered around Hyrule. Each time Link buys one, the price increases by 10 Rupees, and he can only buy a total of ten beans. Magic Beans can be purchased from the Bean Seller at Zora's River. 1.1 The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeĪppearances The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.Either way, enjoy.Ĭlick Here the see the Guide. If you've already played it, I hope it excites you enough that you'd play it again. If you haven't played the game before, whether it's on Nintendo 64 or Nintendo 3DS, this guide may help you beat the game with as much fun as possible. With all that being said, I'll leave you with a link and a few screenshots (don't mind the red lines, I made it PDF). I'll be posting this guide on Gamefaqs as well.
I apologize in advance for any spelling errors you may find along the way and would appreciate feedback for fixes if you find any. I tried making it as detailed as possible, with as many images as I could muster, and the best vocabulary and grammar I could come up with. There are many notes and tips within the guide with secrets that not many people have found before or different ways to go about completing the game that is interesting and fun. Location of 32 Gossip Stones (and what they say) Location of every Treasure Chest (some of which you won't find in any walkthrough) Mask of Truth and Biggoron's Sword Trading Sequences Location of all Soft Soil Spots for Magic Beans
I know there are many guides out there already for this game, but I believe that there are some things that differentiate this one from the others. This part of ground has the Bean hole float down there while holding a Cucco to reach it. Gerudo Valley: Down in the canyon you'll see a small stretch of land. So I've been working on a guide for Ocarina of Time for over a year now. The following are the locations where you plant Magic Beans: - Zora's Domain: Right next to the guy who sells you Magic Beans.
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