Rupoor: Difference between revisions

{{Object

|name = Rupoor

|image = [[File:SS Purple Rupee.png|100px]]

|caption = A Rupoor in ''Skyward Sword''

|game = {{FS}}<br>{{PH}}<br>{{SS}}

|other =

|uses = Forces Link to lose a certain amount of [[Rupee]]s when picked up

|comp =  

'''Rupoors''', also known as '''Black Rupees''', are black [[Rupee]]-like objects that appear in several games in the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' series]].

===''Four Swords''===

Rupoors first appear in {{FS}} and are simply called Black Rupees. They are usually found hidden under rocks or grass, and if one of the [[Links]] picks one up, a random amount of [[Rupee]]s fly out of their wallet. This can actually be beneficial: if the Links are under the influence of Rupee Fever (all Links have full health), the amount dropped can be doubled if they are taken back.

===''Phantom Hourglass''===

A Rupoor is first encountered in {{PH}} on the [[Ghost Ship (Phantom Hourglass)|Ghost Ship]], after one of the [[Cubus Sisters]] advises [[Link]] to gather treasure from one of two chests. Opening the chest that the Cubus Sister recommends results in Link finding a Rupoor. Their only other appearances in the game are on [[Harrow Island]], in which Link can find 10 and 50 Rupoor, and in a maze found in the [[Isle of the Dead]] where instead of walls the maze is made of 10 Rupoor and 50 Rupoor pieces. The result of collecting a Rupoor is that the amount that the Rupoor is worth will subtracted from Link's wallet. Whenever Link finds one, the traditional item music plays but fades away midway. Link also has a hurt expression on his face when they are found.

===''Skyward Sword''===

In {{SS}}, Link can pick Rupoors up while he's digging during the [[Thrill Digger]] minigame and lose 10 Rupees. Using his slingshot on black Rupee Ore will also yield Rupoors.

{{Names

|en=

|enM=  

|esLM= From 'Rupee' and 'pobre', 'poor'

|frC= Rupauvre {{ExpGame|PH}}<br>Roupir {{ExpGame|SS}}

|frCM= From 'Rupee' and 'pauvre', 'poor'<br>

|koM= }}