Shop

,            also known as     or   are a recurring variety of location in.

Features and Overview
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As in, included multiple shops that each sold different items. One new addition was the Happy Mask Shop, which functioned very differently from shops seen previously in the series. Rather than buying the masks upfront, Link had to borrow them and then sell them himself, before paying the price of the mask back to the shop's owner, the Happy Mask Salesman. Doing this would allow Link to borrow the mask again for free whenever he wished.

The shop system seen in was very similar to the one seen in, with a couple of new additions. The first of these was the Curiosity Shop, which sold stolen goods. Here, Link could purchase items that were stolen from other people, such as the Big Bomb Bag, which was stolen from the Old Lady from Bomb Shop by Sakon. He could also purchase his own items here if they were stolen by the Takkuri. The second new addition was the Milk Bar, which only sold Milk and Chateau Romani. However, in order to enter, Link must have obtained Romani's Mask, which is used as proof of membership.

Types of Shop
Most of the shops in fall under one of the following varieties.

General Shop
General shops are the most common variety of shop in, appearing since the very first game. They sell common items at relatively low prices, such as Arrows, Hearts and Slingshot Pellets. They appear quite frequently, and more than one can often be found in each game. They sometimes sell different items depending on the stage of the game that Link can first visit them. For example, in the Kokiri Shop sells Deku Shields whereas the OoT: sells Hylian Shields, due to its later appearance in the game.

Bomb Shop
First appearing in, bomb shops, as the name suggests, specialize in Bombs and their different variations, often selling bunches of them in different quantities. They are often located in highly populated areas such as Kakariko Village, Hyrule Castle Town and Windfall Island, and usually, only one can be found in each game.

Potion Shop
Making their debut in, Potion Shops are shops that specialize in potions, or in some cases, other items that can be carried in Bottles, such as Fairies. One notable, recurring Potion Shop is the Witch's Hut, run by Syrup, which first appeared in and has made its most recent appearance in.

Merchant
Not to be confused with the specific Merchants from the first game, merchants are people who specialize in selling only one type of item, or one group of items. Examples include Crazy Tracy from, who only sells Secret Medicine, the Carpet Merchant from , who only sells Bombchus, and the Moonlight Merchant from SS undefined, who only sells Treasure. They are uncommon in comparison to most other forms of shop, and are often found in hard-to-reach locations, or require certain criteria to be met in order for Link to be able to buy from them.

Trading Post
Trading Posts are shops that use a bartering system rather than simply selling goods, and first appeared in and. They are perhaps the least common recurring variety of shop in the series. Examples include the Tokay Traders and Subrosia Market appearing in and  respectively, which require Link to trade Mystical Seeds for items. The ST: in is another example of this type of shop, where Link has to exchange Treasure rather than Rupees in order to obtain Train Parts. Despite its name, the MM3D: in does not fall under this category. -->

Merchants reside in hidden Shops across the Overworld in. The items available for purchase differ between each Merchant, as well as the items' prices.

Street Merchant
The Street Merchant is a streetside vendor who sells a variety of items. Link is able to sell Golden Bees to him for 100 Rupees each.

The Shop allows gold to be exchanged for Trophies in.

Several Shops are featured in. The primary Shop sells all nature of goods from s to s, Mii Headgear, Mii Outfits, Primary Spirits, Support Spirits, Fighter Spirits, and Music.

Anna's Emporium
Anna's Emporium is a shop operated by. Anna's Emporium sells Spirits, s, and s in exchange for s and can be accessed from the Shopping section of the Collection sub-menu in the Spirits menu. The Spirits in Anna's Emporium are more likely to have equipment.

Beedle's Tent
Beedle's Tent is a shop operated by Beedle. Beedle's Tent sells Spirits, s, and s in exchange for s and can be accessed from the Shopping section of the Collection sub-menu in the Spirits menu. The Spirits in Beedle's Tent are more likely to be living creatures.

Funky Kong's Shack
Funky Kong's Shack is a shop operated by. Funky Kong's Shack sells Spirits, s, and s in exchange for s and can be accessed from the Shopping section of the Collection sub-menu in the Spirits menu. Spirits found in Funky Kong's Shack are more likely to be means of transport or transport-related.

Sheldon's Place
Sheldon's Place is a shop operated by. Sheldon's Place sells Spirits, s, and s in exchange for s and can be accessed from the Shopping section of the Collection sub-menu in the Spirits menu. The Spirits found in Sheldon's Place are more likely to be related to weapons.

Timmy and Tommy's
Timmy and Tommy's is a shop operated by. Timmy and Tommy's sells Spirits, s, and s in exchange for s and can be accessed from the Shopping section of the Collection sub-menu in the Spirits menu. Timmy and Tommy's stocks Spirits that are more likely to be related to items.


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