Shoutoku Battle: Zone Of Control
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Menu Translation / Interpretation
FAQ V.01
Thomas "Malenko" Carnill
LLiNRAC at COMCAST dot NET

Intro:
	This is my first public FAQ for any game ever.
It may ONLY be hosted at www.gamefaqs.com(please e-mail me for persmission)
This FAQ was done from the ground up, all translations are by me, Mei Ya Fan
and some by Babelfish Some items were renamed to conform to the standard found
in Tokyo Extreme Racer 3. There is a thread on GameFAQs I found *after* doing
this , sigh , that has *some translations* I didnt use that thread but
I'm glad it's there.

HERE WE GO:

MAIN SCREEN:

GARAGE              DAYS:    MONEY:

Area Select
Car Setting
Tuning Shop
Car Shop
Car Change
Rival List
System
End Mode (Quit)
NOTE WHEN QUITTING:
First screen asks if you want to quit
Second screen asks if you want to save

AREA SELECT SCREEN:
Pick your starting point on the map, then it leads to the next screen:

PARKING AREA SCREEN:
Free  Battle   In  ---> choose starting direction
Versus Mode In ---> choose starting direction
Settings ----> Leads to CAR SETTING SCREEN
Rival List ----> Leads to RIVAL LIST SCREEN
System Screen
Exit Mode

CAR SETTING SCREEN:
Transmission (gearing) ----> leads to the Gear adjust screen
Other Tuning:       Suspension:
                    Front Height  -40mm to 0 mm
                    Rear Height   -40mm to 0 mm

                    Brake Balance:
                    FRONT <-----------> REAR

                    DOWNFORCE:

TUNING SHOP SCREEN:

TUNING SHOP         DAYS:    MONEY:
Power:
                    Engine
                    Muffler (exhaust)
                    Cooling
                    NOS (Nitrous Oxide)

Power Train:
                    Transmission
                    Clutch
                    Suspension
                    Brakes

Body:
                    Reinforce
                    Weight Reduction

Tire/Wheel:
                    Tires:  Normal
                            High Grip
                            Semi Racing
                    Wheels: 40 different rims

Aero:
                    Front Bumper
                    Hood
                    Spoiler

Dress Up:
                    Headlights (Headlamps)
                    Underbody Neon (underglow)
                    Paint Schemes

Color Change:
                     Body Color 1
                     Body Color 2
                     Headlamp Color
                     Underglow Color
                     Wheel Color 1 (rim spokes)
                     Wheel Color 2 (rim lip)

NOTE WHEN BUYING:
First screen is "Do you want to buy this part?"
Second Screen is "Do you wish to install this part now?"
Yes is to the left, No is to the right

RESULT SCREEN:
Continue
Watch Replay
Save Replay
Return to Garage

TODAYS RESULTS SCREEN:

Wins
Loses
Win Percentage
Top Speen
Distance traveled
Credits Earned
Levels Gain
BAD NAME:

SYSTEM SCREEN:
Game Configuration:
               Course Assist:    ON/OFF
               Sub Assist:       ON/OFF
               Camera :       DRIVER/BEHIND/BIRD
               BGM Volume         0-20
               SE Volume          0-20
Button Configuration
Load Game Data
Save Game Data

Revion history:
V.01 Initial Version

Thanks:
Genki
Mei Ya Fan
BabelFish

Other Notes:
I am considering importing and translating more games, but I'll need to set up
a paypal account for donations and a POBox for those who are willing to donate
games, this of course wont happen unless this FAQ is accepted, widely used,
and hopefully improved. Please post in the GameFAQs message boards about this
FAQ if you have any feedback for it.


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                /_/| / / /      |    |  |  |  |  | |  |  | /_\ \
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               / / /  |     /  /    LINK'S AWAKENING
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                   |  |           Trading Sequence FAQ
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Introduction
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Welcome to this in-depth FAQ for the Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening on the
GameBoy. In this FAQ, I will try to help you complete the trading sequence.
The trading sequence is an important part of the game. In it, you will be
trading items you receive for other (sometimes better, sometimes worse) items.
Your ultimate goal will be the Magnifying Glass, which you'll need to complete
the game. Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is the first Zelda game ever to
feature the trading sequence; it is now part of the Zelda games as much as the
bow & arrows.
Be warned however, as the following text will have spoilers in them.

As always, if you think there's something wrong with this FAQ, have a question
for me or simply want to tell me something, just e-mail me at the following
adress: Kaas(dot)Bink(at)GMail(dot)com.

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Content
002~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In here you can find the different areas of the walkthrough. Press ctrl+f to
open the search box, then enter the code you see next to the section to get
there faster.

Introduction....................001

Content.........................002

Version History.................003

Trading Sequence................004

Uses of the Magnifying Glass....005

Special Thanks..................006

Legal Stuff.....................007

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Version History
003~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

22 June, 2005 - Version 1.0
I began and completed this FAQ today, and I think it's completely done too. If
someone mails me important information, I'll make sure to add, though.

20 July, 2005 - Version 1.01
Small mistake corrected and some spelling errors were corrected today.

20 Oktober, 2005 - Version 1.02
Another small mistake has been corrected; the FAQ is done now.

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Trading Sequence
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During your stay on the Koholint Island, you will receive many items. Some of
those you will keep (such as the bow & arrows), some of them you will trade
for something else. I'll focus on the latter. If you complete the trading
sequence, you'll receive an important item which will aid you in finding the
location of the final boss. Sometimes, when you want to trade your item for
another one, you'll have to do or have something else first. I've indicated
what you need, where to need to use it and the qoute when you receive your new
item in this FAQ (thanks to davogones, who let me use his Text Dump FAQ). On a
little sidenote, sometimes, when you receive your new item, the game shows a
picture of it instead of naming it. In the qoute section I just put the name
of the item, as I didn't feel like drawing all those pictures. I'm sure you
understand...

To make things easier, I've included a handy map to show you where to find
every item. This map is the same as the World Map you see on your screen when
you press the Select Button. Coordinates are noted like this: (a;1) for the
first square, (p;16 for the last square).

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Item 1: a Yoshi Doll.
Prereqisuites: 10 rupees and a sword.
Location: (d;12), it can be found in the building in the southeast part of
Mabe Village.
How to get: Once you have the sword, go kill some monsters and cut some grass
to earn yourself 10 rupees. Once you have ten rupees, go to the location I
told you (d;12) and cut away the grass to enter the building. Inside, go talk
to man at the right. He'll ask you if you want to play the Trendy Game, so say
yes. Now press the B Button to move your crane horizontally so, that the
shadow of the crane is above the Yoshi Doll (it's in the middle). Then press
the A button to make the crane move vertically. If done correcty, the crane
should pick up the Yoshi Doll and deliver it to you. It's pretty easy to
catch, so don't worry.
Qoute:You got a Yoshi Doll! Recently, he seems to be showing up in many games!

Item 2: a Ribbon.
Prereqisuites: a Yoshi Doll.
Location: (c;9), the Quadruplet's house in the very north of Mabe Village.
How to get: Once you've obtained the Yoshi Doll, just go to the house in the
northern part of the village. You'll see a woman with a baby there, as well as
a man and some beds with kids. Talk to the woman with the baby and she'll ask
you if she can have your doll. You should say "Yes" and you'll make one lucky
baby very happy (and receive a nice ribbon in return).
Qoute: You traded your Yoshi Doll for a Ribbon! Maybe you can trade the ribbon
for something else!

Item 3: Dog Food.
Prereqisuites: a Ribbon.
Location: (b;11), the little house right next to Madam MeowMeow's house. In it
lives a small, female Chain-chomp.
How to get: Go to the small house with your Ribbon. In it, is a small, female
Chian-chomp (wow, the second Mario reference; the first one was Yoshi of
course). Anyway, it seems she fancies jewelery and accessoires, so talk to her
and say "Yes" when she asks for your Ribbon to receive the Dog Food.
Qoute: You exchanged Ribbon for Dog Food! It's full of juicy beef!

Item 4: Bananas.
Prerequisites: Dog Food.
Location: (d;15), a little house on the beach. Just go south from Mabe
Village, then keep going east to find it (it's just northeast of the place
where you found your sword).
How to get: make your way to the little house and talk to the big alligator
inside. He'll tell you he likes canned food, and practically goes insane when
he finds out you have some. Let him have it and he'll give you some bananas in
return (after he eats the canned food). Now that was odd, wasn't it?
Qoute: MUNCH MUNCH!! ... ... ... ... That was great! I know it's not a fair
trade, but here's some bananas! YUM...

Item 5: a Stick.
Prereqisuites: Bananas.
Location: (l;8), there's a little monkey on the bridge. You won't be able to
cross the bridge without talking to her, and you'll need to cross to find the
5 Golden Leaves for Richard.
How to get: Simply talk to Kiki the monkey (the one on the bridge), and give
her your bananas. She'll summon some more monkeys, and they'll build you a
bridge you can cross. Luckily, they also leave a stick behind...
Qoute: You found a stick a monkey left behind... You take it!

Item 6: Honeycomb.
Prereqisuites: Stick and having dungeon 3 (Key Cavern) beaten.
Location: (h;9), a man next to a tree. He can be found on the prairie, a bit
east from Mabe Village.
How to get: When you approach the man, you'll probably recognize him. It's
Tarin, your savior, up to something stupid! Anyway, just talk to him and say
"can" when he asks you if he can borrow your stick. He'll poke the honeycomb
and gets chased away by bees. You can pick up the honeycomb (now without
bees!) when he's gone. Later, if you check his house, you can find him hurting
in his bed.
Qoute: The stick became the honeycomb! You're not sure how it happened, but
take it!

Item 7: Pineapple.
Prereqisuites: Honeycomb.
Location: (n;14), the house southeast in Animal Village. It's the house next
to the fence, with some sort of chimney next to it.
How to get: Go inside the house and talk to the chef with the cooking hat
there. He'll want your honeycomb, because he's all run out of them, so reply
"Yes" when he asks for it. He'll give you a pine-apple in return.
Qoute: You exchanged the honeycomb for a pineapple! It's not as sweet, but it
is delicious!

Item 8: Hibiscus.
Prereqisuites: Pine-apple
Location: (j;2), the guy who's lost in the mountains. You can reach him by
entering and following the cave at (h;2), then when you exit that one, enter
the cave at (j;2). When you exit that one, simply go down one screen and left
one screen to reach a famished Papahl (you've met him before; he was the dad
of the Quadruplets. You even gave your Yoshi away in that house).
How to get: Talk to him and he'll tell you he's so famished, he can't even
move. He'll ask you for some "Vittles", so give him your pine-apple. He'll
give you a nice Hibiscus in return!
Qoute: AH!  This isn't meant to be a reward...  Here, take this flower! It's a
hibiscus!

Item 9: Letter.
Prereqisuites: Hibiscus.
Location: (n;13), the house in the northeast corner of Animal Village.
How to get: In the house in Animal Village lives a goat who is apparently very
fond of nice manners. When you talk to her, she'll just assume the flower is
for her, and will ask you for a favor. Say "Yes" and she'll now give you a
letter for you to to deliver to Mr. Write.
Qoute: You traded the hibiscus for a goat's letter!  ...Great!?

Item 10: Broom.
Prerequisites: The goat's letter.
Location: (a;4), a lonely house in left of the swamp. In it you'll find Mr.
Write busy writing something.
How to get: Just enter the house and talk to Mr. Write. He'll be happy with
the letter and will give you a broom in return! Make sure to pay attention to
the picture the goat included! Pretty funny scene...
Qoute: You got a Broom as your reward from Mr. Write! But that photo was not
of...

Item 11: Fish Hook
Prerequisites: Broom.
Location: (b;12), the woman outside Ulrira's house in the southwest corner of
Mabe Village. It's granma Ulrira, who was always busy sweeping everything
clean!
How to get: You'll notice the woman who was always sweeping suddenly is broom-
less. Well, we now have one so talk to her and tell her it's for her. She'll
give you a fishing hook she found while sweeping by the river bank. After the
exchange, you'll find granma Ulrira back in Animal Village (sweeping, of
course).
Qoute: You exchanged the broom for the fishing hook! What will the fishing
hook become?

Item 12: Necklace.
Prerequisites: Fishing Hook, Flippers.
Location: (k;15), under the small bridge, south of dungeon 5 (Catfish's Maw).
How to get: When you're in the water, press B to dive down and swim under the
bridge. Jump out of the water with your Roc's Feather and enter the boat. Now
talk to the fisherman and let him use your hook in trade of his next catch.
The fisherman will start fishing immediatelly and it won't be bad. Well, he
happens to catch a necklace!
Qoute: The fishing hook became a necklace! L-l-lucky!

Item 13: Scale.
Prerequisites: Necklace.
Location: (j;13), the mermaid in the water, just above dungeon 5 (Catfish's
Maw). Her name is Martha, not uncoincedentilly the name of this bay!
How to get: You'll notice the mermaid in the water, so swim over and talk to
her to find out she lost her necklace. She says she's looked all over for it.
Well, it looks like we've got it now, so give it back to her and she'll let
you take a scale of her tail. Only one piece, though.
Qoute: You returned the necklace and got a scale of the mermaid's tail.  How
will you use this?

Item 14: Magnifying Glass.
Prerequisites: Scale, Hookshot.
Location: (j;15), the statue of a mermaid in Martha's Bay.
How to get: use the hookshot to cross the water southwest of Animal Village
and follow the path until you see the statue. Walk towards it and you should
automatically insert the scale in the statue (it was missing one scale). The
statue should move to the left now and you can enter the cave. You'll see
nothing in the first area of the cave, but when you start moving, changes are
you'll bump into some invisible enemies. Just ignore them and move to the
north part of the cave. Take the item you see there to get the Magnifying
Glass, which concludes our trading sequence!
Qoute: You've got the Magnifying Glass! This will reveal many things you
couldn't see before!

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Uses of the Magnifying Glass
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There are only three ways to use the Magnifying Glass, and they all work
automatically.

1) See invisible enemies.
The only time you'll use this function is when you just picked it up and go
south. You'll see a few emenies there who you couldn't see before, but it's
very obvious this isn't the main purpose of the Magnifying Glass.

2) Get the Boomerang.
This is more like it. Once you've found the Magnifying Glass, go to the beach
at (e;16). There's a cracked wall there, so bomb it to reveal a cave. In it
you'll find a friendly monster who will trade you the Boomarang for the item
you have equipped in your B Button slot. You can trade back the Boomarang for
your own item any time you want. Most people trade their shovel for it,
because it gets pretty useless after you've digged up everything worthwhile.
Feel free to choose something else to trade, however. The Boomarang itself is
a very powerful weapon, stunning and sometimes killing enemies with only one
hit!

3) Read the Book "Dark Mysteries and Secrets of Koholint".
This is where it's all about. You can find this book in Mabe Village's library
(a;12); it's the book in the southeast corner. In it, you can find the way to
move in the Windfish's Egg. You should write down this route, as you'll need
it when you're going to confront the final boss. When you've made your way to
the Windfish's Egg, and played the instruments in front of it, the Egg opens
up. When you enter and go north one room, you'll drop down. Now, everywhere
you go (except backwards, which takes you back to the beginning) you'll see
the same exact room. If you follow the directions you've read in the
mysterious book, you should reach the room of the final boss! Good luck with
him, as he's pretty hard to defeat.

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Special Thanks
006~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

CJayC: for hosting this FAQ and keeping an excellent site updated and
operational.
Nintendo: for making this excellent game.
davogones: for letting me use his Text Dump FAQ for some of the quotes in this
FAQ. It was very useful!
Malcom M.: for pointing out a small mistake in the FAQ.
My mom: for buying me this game for my birthday; best present ever!

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Legal Stuff
007~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This walkthrough, and all it's content (including the ASCIIs), is Copyrighted,
2005 by Jaap van Zon. This walkthrough is only allowed on www.gamefaqs.com. No
part of this walkthrough can be used without proper quoting and/or
recognition. Any person(s) found violating this copyright is/are punishable by
law and will be to the fullest extent. If you see this walkthrough on another
site, please alert me.


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        """"""""""""""""""THE MINISH  CAP

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Introduction
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Welcome to my first FAQ ever. This FAQ is meant for those of you who can't
seem to be able to find all those bottles in The Legend of Zelda: the Minish
Cap. I decided to write a small FAQ for this side-quest, because it's easier
for you to look up here, than in one of those big FAQs. There are a total of
four bottles to be found in Hyrule, just like in the more recent Zelda games.
Most people are able to find one or two bottles, but finding all four of them
can be a bit harder.

So, why would you do all this trouble when you already have one bottle? Well,
aside from the obvious reason that some people want to complete this game as
much as possible, having more than one bottle can be very useful. Especially
if you aren't as skilled a player as some are, you'll find it that the items
you can use with bottles are very handy when you are running low on hearts.
You can put Lon-Lon Milk in a bottle, some potions which you can buy at
Syrup's Hut, some water (needed for some (side)quests) or a fairy. You can
also buy some Pycolite from Beedle in Hyrule town, or put some of the three
charms (gotten from Din, Farore and Nayru after they get their houses) in it.

After I finished the FAQ, I decided to upgrade it and include all the items
you can put in the bottles. I explained what their function is, where you can
find them and how expensive they all are.

IMPORTANT!!
This FAQ is made with the European version of Legend of Zelda: the Minish Cap.
It is possible that some things were added to the American version, because
it got released about two later than in Europe. If that is the case, I'll add
them as soon as possible. However, it's been a while now since the American
version was released, and there have been no new findings. I think the FAQ is
completely done now. I'll still keep an eye on the boards, because it isn't
impossible for something to be discovered.

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Contents
====================cntn

In here you can find the different areas of the walkthrough. Press ctrl+f to
open the search box, then enter the code you see next to the chapter to get
there faster.

Introduction.................ntrd

Contents.....................cntn

Version History..............vrsn

Bottle 1.....................btt1

Bottle 2.....................btt2

Bottle 3.....................btt3

Bottle 4.....................btt4

Bottle Items.................bbti

Legal Disclaimer.............lgld

Special Thanks...............spcl

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Version History
====================vrsn

Version 1.0 - 12/9/2004
Wrote the whole FAQ and submitted it to Gamefaqs.

Version 1.1 - 12/21/2004
Improved the lay-out a bit, rewrote a small piece of the Introduction and
improved on the way to get Bottle 1 and Bottle 4.

Version 2.0 - 12/23/2004
Big update! Added some small improvements, added the complete "Bottle Items"
section and I added a Contents section (as the FAQ doubled in size). I also
added my very first ASCII ever!! If I come across a better one, I'll put it up
(not now, as I am very proud....)

Version 2.01 - 1/5/2005
Happy New Year! Anyway, minor update today, as I added the rumored Butter
item, an explanation about this FAQ (it is about the European version of the
game), improved (again) on the 4th bottle and I added "Bottle Items" to the
title.

Version 2.02 - 2/13/2005
Another small update. I added some info about butter, updated the Special
Thanks section and the introduction. I think I'm done now with this FAQ.

Version 2.1 - 10/20/2005
More info about butter, and some info about Joy Butterflies. I also added a
search function in the FAQ (in the Content section).

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Bottle 1
====================btt1

The first bottle is pretty easy to find. You even need it in the game. Anyway,
just make sure you have some rupees at your disposal and head over to Trilby
Highlands (just take the west exit of Hyrule Town). Go down the stairs you see
a bit to the south right after you exit Hyrule Town. To the left is a big
block you can't move right now, but to the right is a wall with some cracks in
it. Bomb it and enter the next chamber. Deflect the rocks the Deku Scrub
shoots at you back at him. You can do this by standing right in front of him
with your shield equipped. When you hit him with a rock, you can walk up to
him and talk to him. He'll now sell you an empty bottle, for the price of 20
rupees!

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Bottle 2
====================btt2

After you finished the second temple, go back to Hyrule Town. When you visit
the store in the south of the town, you'll notice a bottle behind the counter.
You obviously can't get to it like this, so head outside and go to the Inn.
Use your Cane of Pacci on the blue vase and use the vase to shrink to Minish
size. Now go up the small stairs at the back of the Inn and walk over the
drawers towards the small hole in the upper left corner. Enter it to walk over
some planks in the ceiling full with Minish people. Just keep walking untill
you exit the Inn. Cross the plank between the two houses and enter the store
(you'll need to cross another plank with some monsters on it). Once you're
inside the store, use the upside-down vase to grow again. Now take the bottle.
When you talk to Stockwell, he's willing to give you the bottle for free!
There's only one catch...you'll have to feed his dog for him. Luckily he marks
the location on your mark. Make your way to the house (just take the east exit
out of town, go through the Lon-Lon farm and go north a bit when you enter
Lake Hylia). Now enter the house and walk up to the food bucket of the dog.
Check it and you'll pour his food into it. The second bottle is now yours to
use!

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Bottle 3
====================btt3

It's now time to get the third bottle. Go to your house (in South Hyrule
Field), and talk to your grandfather (Smith). You are able to fuse kinstones
with him, so do that. After the fusion, a chest appears in the Eastern Hills.
In it you'll find your third bottle! That was pretty easy, actually...

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Bottle 4
====================btt4

The fourth and last bottle is pretty hard to get. You need to fuse with five
different Walls and a person (this is also known as the Goron Quest). I don't
think the order in which you fuse is important, so just do them when you get
the right items (or are near them). However, I did receive an email from
Jeffypop0, telling me it's important to fuse with the farmer first (like I
described here), or else you'll be short one Goron in the end. I did not test
this theory, but it's best to be sure and just do the farmer's fusion first.

The easiest is probably the fusion with the farmer. The farmer Eenie can be
found in the Eastern Hills, just below Lon-Lon Farm; you should fuse with him.
After the fusion, a Goron will break through a wall southeast of Lon-Lon Farm.
Ignore him (or her?) for now.

While you are at the farm, just go to the west part to find an odd piece of
wall. You can use your Mole Mitts there to enter a cave, which will lead you
to a Mysterious Wall (in the upper-right corner). Do a Kinstone Fusion there
to make another Goron appear.

If you are still in the area, cross the bridge into the Minish Woods in the
southeast corner of the Eastern Hills. Cross the small puddle of water
directly above you and go as far to the east as possible (under the stairs
leading to the Witch Syrup's hut). There you'll find another odd piece of
wall. Once again, use your Mole Mitts there to enter a cave, which will lead
you to a Mysterious Wall (again, in the upper-right corner). Just do a
Kinstone Fusion there to make another Goron appear.

The easiest way to get this fusion, is to equip your Ocarina of Wind and use
it to summon the bird. Make it bring you to Mt. Crenel and make your way down
the mountain until you reach a sign which points to "<- Crenel Wall". Climb
the Crenel Wall (you also did this to reach the Crenel Hermit) and go to the
upper ledge. Use your Mole Mitts on the odd piece of wall next to the cave
where the Hermit lives and make your way to the upper-right part of the cave.
You find another Mysterious Wall there with which you should fuse Kinstones.
Guess what happens? Yep, another Goron appears!

Another fusion is located in Trilby Highlands. Just look for another one of
those odd walls (it's located in the upper-left corner) and enter it using
your Mole Mitts. There's another Mysterious Wall in the north part of the
cave. Fuse with it to make yet another Goron appear.

One of the fusions is in Lake Hylia. Go there (walking or by bird) and look
for another one of those odd walls (it's in the northern area; you'll need to
have the Roc's Cape though). You can see the odd wall when you go down the
stairs you see just south-east of the house where Stockwell's dog lives (where
you needed to go to get the second bottle). South of the odd wall you can see
a small, square island. Stand west from it (just above a ladder you can use,
should you accidently fall into the water). Equip your Roc's Cape and jump on
the island. Jump forward (to the east) once more to the next small island and
look to the north-east. You'll notice another small island where you should
jump to. After doing so, you'll see your target area. Simply use the Roc's
Cape to glide over there (by holding the button down) and stand in front of
the odd wall. Use your Mole Mitts again and dig your way to the left side of
the cave. Fuse with another Mysterious Wall to make a Goron appear.

Once all six fusions are done, head over to Lon-Lon Farm and go the place
where the Gorons appeared (the cave south-west of Lon-Lon Farm). It looks like
you can't get in there, but looks deceive.

Go to the whirlwind at the right of the Goron-cave, but don't jump in yet.
Notice the white flowers on the hill where you should jump in the whirlwind?
They're also at the hill above the Goron-cave. Jump in the whirlwind and
immediately press left and up on the GBA to float towards the hill. Make sure
your shadow on the ground and the other white flowers are on the same
imaginery line. If you've done it correct, you should flow up the hill. It's
important to immediately press up and left when you're in the whirlwind. Just
try it a few times, you'll get it eventually. When you're on the hill, drop
down and enter the cave. Just follow the cave (open the chest you see on the
way for some rupees) until you see the giant, blue chest. In it is the fourth
and final bottle!

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Bottle Items
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Okay, so now we have four bottles. But what can we do with it? Well, I already
told you in the introduction, you use bottles to put different kind of things
in. In this section you can see what you can put in a bottle, what it looks
like, as well as where to find it and how much you have to pay for it (if you
have to pay, that is; some things are for free).

Item: a Fairy.
Description: They look like little, orange-haired girls flying around in a
white dress. They also have a little staff in their hands and kinda spark.
They're about the size of your hat.
Location: these little friends are all over Hyrule. You can find them by
defeating some of the bigger enemies, breaking vases, by cutting grass or
finding a cave where three of them fly around. Simply swing your bottle near
them to catch them in your bottle.
Price: They're free, you only have to catch them.
Function: When you notice you are low on hearts, simply release one from your
bottle. They will heal four hearts. The advantage of using fairies is the fact
they also release themselves from your bottle when you die. This can be very
useful in heavy battle.

Item: creamy, nutritious Lon Lon Milk.
Location: You can buy this milk from Malon in Hyrule Town. She's located near
the giant bell in the north of the town. It's just below the library. If you
can't find it, just look for a red-haired girl with a horse and carriage with
two bottles of milk on it. Malon will only appear in Hyrule Town after you've
completed the second dungeon and did the Lon Lon Ranch puzzle.
Price: A full bottle of milk will set you back 100 rupees.
Function: Use your bottle to drink the milk. When you drink from it, it'll
fill up five hearts. But the best thing is, you've still got half a bottle
left! That's right, you can use this item twice. Using it again has the same
effect.

Item: Water.
Location: This is an item that can be found almost everywhere. When you see
some water, just swing your bottle at it. It doesn't even have to be a big
river; usually a small batch of water will do the trick.
Price: it's free. It's not Evian, you know?
Function: you can use this to put out fire (as in "fireplace"). You can also
use it to make the blue beans at Mt. Crenel's Base grow. You'll need to do
that to make it all the way to the top.

Item: Crenel Hot Spring Water
Location: You can find this only at Mt. Crenel's Base. After you've made the
first bean grow, climb that bean, go up the first stairs you see and walk to
the left. Go to the south and go east when you reach the cliff. Bomb the wall
between the two small fences, enter the cave and go up the stairs you see.
You'll see a big and a small cracked rock. Bomb the smal cracked rock, then
use the big rock to shrink down. Make your way to the green water. Use your
bottle to swing at it and you've got it!
Price: Water is still free...
Function:It's the same as water, but this time you can use it on the green
beans at Mt. Crenel's Base. It's still essential to find it, if you want to
climb the mountain.

Item: Blue Potion
Location: You can buy this from Syrup the Witch, she has a little house in the
Minish Woods. You need to travel through the Lake Hylia area though. Just take
the exit most south-east from Lon Lon Ranch and keep following that road. You
need to go up a stairs to get to the house though. If you've already got the
Flippers, you can also take the exit most north-east in Eastern Hills and go
north through the water (right after you enter the Minish Woods). Then you can
just follow the road again.
Price: One bottle costs 60 rupees.
Function: It fills up a whopping number of ten hearts!

Item: Red Potion
Location: You can find this in the same little house you can buy the Blue
Potion in, so look above for descriptions. You will need to fuse kinstones
with a Minish who you can find in the southwest corner of South Hyrule Field
to make the Red Potion appear.
Price: This one's not cheap; Syrup asks 150 rupees for it.
Function: It replenishes all of your life-energy! It doesn't matter if you
have four or twenty hearts, all will be filled. This one is best to be used
when you have a lot of hearts.

Item: Din's, Farore's and Nayru's Charm
Location: Ever noticed the three girls in the Happy Heart Inn in the east of
Hyrule Town? Well, they're named Din, Farore and Nayru. They want you to find
a house for them, because they don't want to stay in the Inn all the time.
When Ingo builds a house, you can talk to them and tell them a house is ready
to live in. It doesn't matter which girl you pick. Once they have a house, you
can visit them there to receive their charm. The effect of a charm lasts for
one minute. There is one problem, however, as nobody has figured out how to
get the third house yet. One of the girls will therefore remain homeless.
Think about which Charm you'll use most before picking which girl you'll give
a house. I suggest you pick Farore first, as she boosts both Power and
Defense. The other girls only boost defense ór strength.
Price: Since you gave them a house, they give you their charm for free. You
can keep coming back as often as you want for more charms.
Function: Din's Charm (your outfit becomes red) only boosts your strength,
Farore's Charm (your outfit becomes purple) boosts your Power and your Guard,
Nayru's Charm (your outfit becomes blue) only boosts your defense. All of
these boosts only last a minute, so use them at the right time!

Item: Picolyte
Location: When you have the Gust Jar in the first Temple, go to Hyrule Town
and go the Main Square. You'll notice one of the clothes, where usually
salesmen are, is covered in dust and dirt. Use the Gust Jar to clean it up
completely. Soon, Beedle will move in and sell you his Picolyte. In the
beginning, he'll only sell three kinds of Picolytes, but there's a way to make
him sell up to six different kinds. If you want more than three kinds, make
sure you have some Lon Lon Milk, some Red Potion and some Crenel Hot Spring
Water (Look above if you don't know how to find them). When you've got them
all, go the the village in the Minish Woods (the big one, where you first met
the Minish). Go to east of the village and enter the giant barrel. Now go to
the place where you found the Jabbernut and talk twice to the Minish you see
standing there. Give him the Lon Lon Milk and go wait outside for a while (t
takes quite long actually). Once the yellow bud has blossomed, he's ready for
the next item. Go talk to the Minish again, and give him the Crenel Hot Spring
Water. Repeat the steps listed above and give him the Red Potion when he's
ready.
Price: The price depends on which color of Picolyte you want. The green, white
and red Picolyte all cost 100 rupees per bottle. The yellow and the blue
Picolyte both costs 200 rupees and for the  Orange Picolyte you'll have to
fork over 300 rupees.
Function: The white Picolyte helps you find Kinstones easier, the red Picolyte
will help you find more hearts and the green kind will make it easier to find
Mysterious Shells. If you buy yellow Picolyte, it'll be easier to find rupees,
with the blue Picolyte you'll find find items quicker (such as an arrow or a
bomb) and with the final, Orange Picolyte you'll find fairies easier.

Item: Joy Butterfly
Location: You can't actually keep a Joy Butterfly in your bottle, and you
don't even need one to catch, but since I thought you did need one at first,I
decided to include it here. You can just walk around and get it, but why
delete some extra information?
There are actually three Joy Butterflies. You can get them to appear by fusing
kinstones with Din, Farore and Nayru. The first one flies around in Castor
Wilds (somewhere in the middle), the second one will appear in the north-east
part of the Royal Valley and the last one will be in the north part of the
Wind Ruins. They will be marked on your map as a white egg with two yellow
eyes in it (just as the golden monsters.
Price: Just catch them and they'll be yours. They don't appear in your
inventory for some strange reason.
Function: Once you've caught the first animal, you can dig faster with your
Mole Mitts. The catch of the second one will grant you the power to swim
faster. Once you've caught the third one, you'll notice you can shoot arrows
much faster (the arrows go as fast as they usually go, but you can "reload" a
lot faster).

Item: Butter
Location: There have been rumors around, that it was possible to obtain Butter
in this game. I read on the boards that people have found the text for Butter
in the cartridge (I don't know how, but read the butter-update below). As for
now, it seems it doesn't exist. If someone happens to find it, I'll add it to
the FAQ. However, it seems more likely that it was taken out at the last
moment. So don't get your hopes up...
Price: Unknown
Function: Unknown

BUTTER-UPDATE!!
I recently received this email, pointing out the text for butter is available
in the game, but I'm still a bit skeptical. No-one has found butter yet, so I
think this is just proof that it was an item intended to be in the game, but
scrapped due to time or money restraints. I'll just show you the mail (thanks
to Heran Bago)

 Heran Bago  to Kaas.Bink
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Here's a clipping from the ASCII text used in the memmory of the cartridge:

You swapped for ..bombs..!.You bought a ..small shield..!...You got an
..empty bottle..!.Use it to store all sorts of things..Your Lon Lon
Milk turned into ..butter..!.It's very fresh and delicious!....You got
some ..Lon Lon Milk..!

so the message of recieving butter in the game would appear:

Your Lon Lon Milk turned into butter!

The special text displayed as periods are for color; the word "butter"
appears red in the actual game.

So yea, somehow it can get turned into butter. There's not a churn in
the game or anything is there?

Gotta love monoblocking text.
For reference, open a clean dump of the game in a hex editor and go to
offset $09B3D19

I received another email recently about butter, from Jeremy Sturdivant. He
told me it was possible to get butter with gameshark codes. I have not tested
this, as I do no own a gameshark, but I want to post them anyway, so you can
try it out for yourselves. He included some more items than just butter, so
check them out.

 Jeremy Sturdivant to me

A gameshark code can give you butter
82002B38 5555
82002AF6 XXYY
82002AF8 AABB
where AA, BB, XX or YY is 21
here is a cut and paste of where i got it from
Bottles
82002B38 5555
82002AF6 XXYY
82002AF8 XXYY
*Each bottle is two digits, there are 4 Bottles. (XX would be one bottle, and
YY would be another.)

Bottle Digits
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20=Empty
21=A Bit of Yellow Stuff
22=Milk
23=Milk Half Drank
24=Red Liquid
25=Blue Liquid
26=Water?
27=Green Liquid
28=Fairy
29=Red Drink That Makes You Sparkly.
2A=Another Sparkly Drink..
2B=Yellow Drink That Makes You Sparkly
2C=Green Drink That Makes You Sparkly
2D=Blue Drink That Makes You Sparkly
2E=White Drink That Makes You Sparkly
2F=Blue Liquid That Dyes Your Tunic Blue Momentarily
30=Green Liquid That Dyes Your Tunic Purple Momentarily
31=Red Liquid That Dyes Your Tunic Red Momentarily

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Legal Disclaimer
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This FAQ, and all it's content, is copyrighted 2004 by Jaap "Kaas" van Zon.
This FAQ is only allowed on www.gamefaqs.com. No part of this guide can
be used without proper quoting and/or recognition. Any person(s) found
violating this copyright is/are punishable by law and will be to the fullest
extent. If you see this walkthrough on another site, find some mistakes, or
want to comment on this FAQ, e-mail me at Kaas.Bink(at)Gmail(dot)com. Please
put Zelda in the Subject Line.

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Special Thanks
====================spcl

   First of all, I want to thank Nintendo for making another great Legend of
Zelda game.
   Secondly, I want to thank CJayC for hosting this FAQ on Gamefaqs, and
taking the time to build this great site.
   I would also like to thank the GameFaqs messageboard for Legend of Zelda:
Minish Cap, as there are some very helpful people there and it's also the
place where I found some useful information for this FAQ. It's also one of the
reasons I wrote this FAQ; the so-called Goron Quest (the quest for the 4th
bottle) was a pretty often-asked question.
   Thank you Heran Bago, for mailing me with some more information on butter.
   Thanks also goes to guudluuking12, Jeremy Sturdivant, jeffypop0, Misterioso
and Esther Wong for information about Joy Butterflies, the fourth bottle and
some more info about butter.
   Last but not least, I would like to thank Zharlock, for pointing out some
small spelling and grammar errors.