Zelda: Ocarina of Time N64 Wiki
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This wiki covers the original Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64, not the Switch 2 remake. Every name and line of text is the game's own, in English, French, German, and Japanese, the languages the N64 cartridges came in.
101Leafy researched the game for every page: which chest holds which item, where each Gold Skulltula and Piece of Heart is, how much health each enemy has, the notes of each song, and what Master Quest changed in each dungeon. The Switch 2 Remake button at the top goes to the same page on the remake wiki.
| Japanese title | ゼルダの伝説 時のオカリナ |
|---|---|
| System | Nintendo 64 |
| Released | November 21, 1998 (Japan), November 23, 1998 (North America), December 11, 1998 (Europe) |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| Languages | English and Japanese (NTSC), English, French, and German (PAL) |
| Master Quest | On GameCube: November 28, 2002 (Japan), February 2003 (North America), May 2003 (Europe) |
Items
Songs
Music
Places
Dungeons
Characters
Enemies
Bosses
Quests
Minigames
Shops
Master Quest
Damage Calculator
TextItems
Tunics
Items
Trading Items
Upgrades
Quest Status
Dungeon Items
Songs
The ocarina songs with their buttons, notes, teachers, and the places Link learns them.
Music
All 88 music tracks to play in the browser, with the places each one plays in.
Places
Towns, fields, houses, and shops, with their chests, Gold Skulltulas, and Pieces of Heart.
- Hyrule Field
- Hyrule Castle Town
- The Temple of Time
- Hyrule Castle
- Kakariko Village
- Kakariko Village Graveyard
- Death Mountain Trail
- Goron City
- Zora's River
- Zora's Domain
- Zora's Fountain
- The Lost Woods
- Lon Lon Ranch
- Lake Hylia
- Lakeside Laboratory
- Gerudo Valley
- Haunted Wasteland
- Kokiri Shop
- Treasure Chest Shop
- Happy Mask Shop
- Bombchu Bowling Alley
- Bazaar
- Potion Shop
- Goron Shop
- Zora Shop
- Kokiri Forest
- Sacred Forest Meadow
- Gerudo's Fortress
- Death Mountain Crater
- Desert Colossus
- Great Fairy's Fountain
- Fairy's Fountain
- Bombchu Shop
- Shooting Gallery
Dungeons
Every dungeon with its rooms, chests, and Gold Skulltulas.
Characters
The people of Hyrule, where they stand, and what they say.
- Princess Ruto
- Princess Zelda
- Lord Jabu-Jabu
- Great Fairy
- Hot Rodder Goron
- Volvagia
- Ganondorf
- Bonooru
- Dampé
- Darunia
- Great Deku Tree
- Impa
- Ingo
- King Zora
- Malon
- Mido
- Nabooru
- Navi
- Phantom Guide
- Pierre
- Rauru
- Saria
- Sheik
- Talon
- Lake Scientist
- Granny
- Music Man
- Running Man
- Graveyard Kid
- Medigoron
- Bean Seller
- Master Craftsman's Son
- Bombchu Bowling Alley Attendant
- Carpet-Riding Merchant
- Treasure-Chest Shopkeeper
- Poe Collector
- Fishing-Pond Man
- Cucco Lady
- Skull Kid
- Kakariko Gate Guard
- Happy Mask Shopkeeper
- Biggoron
- Fado
- Kaepora Gaebora
- Master Craftsman
- Cursed Family
- Man on the Roof
- Deku Tree Sprout
- Kokiri
- Gorons
- Zoras
- Gerudo
- Carpenters
- Townsfolk
- Soldiers
Enemies
Enemies and bosses with Navi's advice, their health, and the damage each weapon does.
Quests
The Gold Skulltula rewards and where each one is, every Piece of Heart, the Big Poes, both trading sequences, and the Happy Mask Shop.
Shops
Every shop and what it sells, with prices, the people who sell one thing, and the Business Scrubs.
Master Quest
What Master Quest changed in each dungeon: chests, enemies, and Gold Skulltulas room by room, next to the original.


































































