:''Not to be confused with the {{Term|SS|Skyloft Bazaar|link}}.''
|name = Bazaar
{{Infobox Location
|image = [[File:Bazaarhyrule.jpg|270px]]
|image=
|caption = The Bazaar at the [[Hyrule Castle Town|Market]] in ''Ocarina of Time''
{{Media
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''
|Screenshot OoT= File:OoT Bazaar.png
|inhab = [[Swamp Tourist Center Guide#Ocarina of Time|Bazaar Owner]]{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Goron]]{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Gondo]]{{exp|in Skyward Sword}}<br>Fortune Teller{{exp|in Skyward Sword}}
|Screenshot OoT3D= File:OOT3D GDC 2.png
|items = [[Hylian Shield]]{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Arrow]]s{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Bomb]]s{{exp|in Ocarina of Time and Skyward Sword}}<br>[[Deku Nut]]s{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Deku Stick]]s{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Recovery Heart|Hearts]]{{exp|in Ocarina of Time}}<br>[[Potion]]s{{exp|in Skyward Sword}}
|related = [[Hyrule Castle Town#Ocarina of Time|Castle Town Market]]<br>[[Skyloft]]
}}
}}
The '''Bazaar''' is the names of two shops in the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' series]] where [[Link]] can buy various goods.
{{Term/Store|Bazaar|Bazaars|Series, OoT, OoT3D, HW, HWL, HWDE|plural}} are recurring locations in {{TLoZ|Series}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 240 {{Exp Game|OoT, OoT3D}}}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= HWL |publisher= Prima |page= 86}}</ref>
==Appearances==
==Features and Overview==
==={{OoT|-}}===
As young {{Term|OoT3D|Link|link}}, the {{Term|OoT3D|Bazaar}} is located in {{Term|OoT3D|Castle Town|link}} and is the first place where the {{Term|OoT3D|Hylian Shield|link}} is available for purchase for 80 {{Plural|OoT3D|Rupee|link}}. However, if {{Term|OoT3D|Link}} talks to {{Term|OoT3D|Death Mountain Trail Gatekeeper|link}} in {{Term|OoT3D|Kakariko Village|link}} first, he can get a discount on the {{Term|OoT3D|Hylian Shield}} between 10 to 40 {{Plural|OoT3D|Rupee}}.<ref>{{Cite|If you go back to Hyrule Castle Town Market, you should check out the Bazaar. They sell the shield you need there. Tell 'em I sent you and they should give you a special discount!|Death Mountain Trail Gatekeeper|OoT}}</ref> Seven years later, when {{Term|OoT3D|Hyrule Castle Town|link}} is destroyed, the owner of the {{Term|OoT3D|Bazaar}} flees to {{Term|OoT3D|Kakariko Village|link}} and sets up his shop in what used to be the {{Term|OoT3D|Death Mountain Trail Gatekeeper}}'s {{Term|OoT3D|House|link}}.{{Fact}}
===''Ocarina of Time''===
In {{OoT3D}}, the {{Term|OoT3D|Bazaar}} gets a more carnival-like look, being more elaborate and featuring posters, {{Plural|OoT3D|Bomb}}, streamers, items in storage, and a green carpet.
====Features====
As young Link, it is located [[Hyrule Castle Town]] and is the first place where the [[Hylian Shield]] is available for purchase for 80 [[Rupee]]s. However, if Link talks to [[Death Mountain Trail Guard|the guard]] at the [[Death Mountain]] gate of [[Kakariko Village]] first, he can get a discount on the Hylian Shield and buy it for just 50 Rupees.<ref>{{Cite|If you go back to Hyrule Castle Town Market, you should check out the Bazaar. They sell the shield you need there. Tell 'em I sent you and they should give you a special discount!|[[Death Mountain Trail Guard]]|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> Seven years later when the castle town is destroyed, the owner of the Bazaar flees to Kakariko Village and sets up shop in what used to be the Death Mountain Trail guard's house.
====In ''Ocarina of Time 3D''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D|Ocarina of Time 3D]]'', the Bazaar gets a more carnival-like look, being more elaborate and featuring posters, bombs, streamers, items in storage, and a green carpet. The discount charge is also reduced to 40 Rupees.
====Wares and Pricing====
====Wares and Pricing====
[[File:OOT3D GDC 2.png|The Bazaar, as seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D|Ocarina of Time 3D]]''|right|thumb|250px]]
| You need a bow to shoot them. You can't buy them unless you have a bow.
|-
| 30 Arrow
| 60 Rupee
| You need a bow to shoot them. Use them, and you'll run out.
|-
|-
| {{Key|Arrows (30)}}[[Arrow]]s (30)
| 50 Arrow
| <center>60</center>
| 90 Rupee
| Shoot these with a bow. You can't buy them unless you have a bow.
|-
|-
| {{Key|Arrows (50)}}[[Arrow]]s (50)
| 5 Bomb
| <center>90</center>
| 35 Rupee
| Take it out with {{Icon|OoT C}} and use {{Icon|OoT C}} again to throw it. You can't buy them without a bomb bag.
|-
|-
| {{Key|Bombs(5)}}[[Bomb]]s (5)
| 5 Deku Nut
| <center>35</center>
| 15 Rupee
| Throw them to stun your enemies. You can carry only a limited amount of them.
|-
|-
| {{Key|Deku Nuts (5)}}[[Deku Nut]]s (5)
| Deku Stick
| <center>15</center>
| 10 Rupee
| A long branch gathered from the Great Deku Tree. You can use it as a weapon, but it will break.
|-
|-
| {{Key|Deku Stick}}|[[Deku Stick]]
| Hylian Shield
| <center>10</center>
| 80 Rupee
| This is a big, heavy shield just like the ones Hylian Knights use. It can stand up to flame attacks!
|-
|-
| {{Key|Hylian Shield}}[[Hylian Shield]]
| Recovery Heart
| <center>80</center>
| 10 Rupee
|-
| This will instantly refill one Heart Container.
| {{Key|Recovery Heart}}[[Recovery Heart]]
}}
| <center>10</center>
|-
==Other Appearances==
|}
==={{HW|-}}===
{{Noncanon|Start}}
====Badge Market====
{{Main|Badge Market}}
[[File:HWL Badge Market Icon.png|left]]
The {{Term|HWDE|Badge Market|link}} is the store in which {{Plural|HWDE|Warrior}} may be strengthened by {{Plural|HWDE|Badge|link}}. To create a {{Term|HWDE|Badge}} within the {{Term|HWDE|Badge Market}}, a {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}} must have both the appropriate {{Plural|HWDE|Material|link}} and a sufficient amount of {{Plural|HWDE|Rupee|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|Creating badges for your warriors at the Badge Market will help improve their battle abilities. The bonuses granted by a badge apply only to the warrior for whom it was created. Creating badges requires both Rupees and specific materials, but the benefits they add to warriors can be immensely helpful in battle.|Tutorial|HW}}</ref>
===''Skyward Sword''===
====Training Dojo====
====Features====
{{Main|Training Dojo}}
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', the [[Skyloft]] Bazaar contains several shops where Link can buy and upgrade items.
[[File:HWL Training Dojo Icon.png|left]]
The {{Term|HWDE|Training Dojo|link}} is a store in which it is possible to level up {{Plural|HWDE|Warrior|link}} in exchange for a determinate fee of {{Plural|HWDE|Rupee}}. The amount of {{Plural|HWDE|Rupee}} depends both by how high a {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}}'s {{Term|HWDE|Level}} is and how close that {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}} is to leveling up, with the price gradually decreasing the closer to completion. The {{Plural|HWDE|Warrior}} are restricted from advancing beyond the {{Term|HWDE|Level}} of the current highest-leveled {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}}, requiring the {{Plural|HWDE|Warrior}} to level up outside of the {{Term|HWDE|Bazaar}} as well.<ref>{{Cite|You can spend Rupees at the Training Dojo to help warriors level up. However, you will not be able to raise their levels beyond that of the current highest-level warrior. The higher the warrior's level, the more Rupees it will cost to train the warrior. It's more useful to use the Training Dojo to grow low-level warriors.|Tutorial|HW}}</ref>
====Scrap Shop====
{{Main|Scrap Shop}}
In the Scrap Shop, [[Gondo]] can [[upgrade#Item_Upgrades|upgrade]] Link's items and equipment in exchange for [[collectables]] and Rupees. He will also repair Link's shields for a fee.
====Potion Shop and Infusion Shop====
The cost to level up a {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}} is determined by how many experience points are required to level up. The listing for each {{Term|HWDE|Level}}'s basic requirement is as follows:
{{Main|Luv and Bertie's Potion Shop}}
{{#section:Experience|HWLevels}}
Link can buy various [[Potion]]s from [[Luv]] at the Potion Shop, and have [[Bertie]] [[Upgrade#Potion_Infusions|upgrade]] them in exchange for bugs and Rupees at the Infusion Shop.
====[[Fortune Teller|Fortune-Teller]]====
====Apothecary====
[[Sparrot]], the owner of the fortune-telling stand, is able to see the future. This can help Link proceed in his journey if he doesn't know where to go. Sparrot also has good insight and advises Link on what items and gear to bring on his journey. Finally, the fortune-teller can tell Link where and how to collect various collectibles throughout the world.<ref>{{Cite|Yesss.. A towering forest... Sandy dunes... A blazing mountain... Monsters... These are the sources of treasure that I foresee. Which source of treasure do you want to hear about?|Sparrot|SS}}</ref>
{{Main|Apothecary}}
[[File:HWL Apothecary Icon.png|left]]
The {{Term|HWDE|Apothecary|link}} is a store that is used to create {{Plural|HWDE|Mixture|link}} and {{Plural|HWDE|Potion|link}} for the {{Plural|HWDE|Warrior|link}}. The selection and quality of {{Plural|HWDE|Potion}} and {{Plural|HWDE|Mixture}} is determined by how many {{Plural|HWDE|Gold Skulltula|link}} have been defeated, with new options being unlocked after more {{Plural|HWDE|Illustration Piece|link}} have been obtained.<ref>{{Cite|You've collected 50 or more illustration pieces! The Bazaar has reached maximum level! Potions have become more effective! More mixtures are available in the Apothecary!|N/A|HW}}</ref>
Sparrot does not usually have many customers,<ref>{{Cite|You are the first customer I've had in
====Smithy====
a while!|Sparrot|SS}}</ref> so he offers to read their first fortune for one single Rupee.<ref>{{cite|Normally, I seek 10 Rupees to tell a fortune, but this time I will charge but 1 Rupee.|Sparrot|SS}}</ref> However, subsequent readings cost 10 Rupees each. If Link can promote enough business, Sparrot will look into Link's future for 5 Rupees each time.<ref>{{Cite|Thanks to you, I've been able to return to a life of gazing into the future to tell people's fortunes! What do you say I tell you yours, hm? And I'll even cut you a deal... From now on, it's just half price!|Sparrot|SS}}</ref>
{{Main|Smithy (Hyrule Warriors)}}
[[File:HWL Smithy Icon.png|left]]
The {{Term|HWDE|Smithy (Hyrule Warriors)|link}} is where {{Plural|HWDE|Skill|link}} may be transferred between a {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}}'s {{Plural|HWDE|Weapon|link}}. To transfer a {{Term|HWDE|Skill}}, a {{Term|HWDE|Warrior}} must have two {{Plural|HWDE|Weapon}} of the same category and the appropriate amount of {{Plural|HWDE|Rupee|link}}, which are determined by the source {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}} and by the type of {{Plural|HWDE|Skill}} being transferred. The source {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}} will also be destroyed in the process. In addition to fusion, unlocked {{Plural|HWDE|Skill}} may be removed from a {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}}.<ref>{{Cite|By removing a skill, you can change an unlocked skill into an empty skill slot. You can then fill that slot with other skills, so it's a good way to create a weapon forged with the skills best suited to your battle style. However, removing a skill requires a lot of Rupees. What's more, removed skills can never be restored, so make sure to think twice before removing one.|N/A|HW}}</ref> All {{Plural|HWDE|Skill}} will cost a base price of 300,000 {{Plural|HWDE|Rupee}} to remove.
====Gear Shop====
{{Plural|HWDE|Warrior}} may also have the {{Plural|HWDE|Sealed Skill}} appraised at the {{Term|HWDE|Smithy (Hyrule Warriors)}} at a rate of 10 {{Plural|HWDE|Rupee}} for each KO required to unlock the {{Term|HWDE|Skill}}.<ref>{{Cite|By appraising a sealed weapon skill, you can find out what the sealed skill actually is. The Rupees required to appraise a sealed skill change according to the KO count required to unlock the skill.|N/A|HW}}</ref> {{Plural|HWDE|Weapon}} may also be sold at the {{Term|HWDE|Smithy (Hyrule Warriors)}}, with their price varying based on the {{Plural|HWDE|Skill}} and {{Plural|HWDE|Star}} that the {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}} has.<ref>{{Cite|When you sell a weapon, you will receive an amount of Rupees dependent on the skills attached to that weapon. The weapons you sell will be lost. Also, sealed skills and empty skill slots do not contribute to the weapon's value, so keep that in mind!|N/A|HW}}</ref>
[[Rupin]] sells [[bomb]]s, [[arrow]]s and [[Slingshot Pellets|slingshot pellets]] at the Gear Shop. He will also receive new gear from time to time, such as weapons and shields, that Link can purchase. These can be taken to the Scrap Shop to be improved further.
*The {{Term|HWDE|Bazaar}} in {{HW}} uses the same music as the {{Term|SS|Skyloft Bazaar|link}}.
! Item
! Selling Price
|-
| [[Small Quiver]]
| <center>150</center>
|-
| [[Small Seed Satchel]]
| <center>100</center>
|-
| [[Small Bomb Bag]]
| <center>150</center>
|-
| {{Key|Deku Seeds (10)}}[[Deku Seed]]s (10)
| <center>20</center>
|-
| {{Key|Arrows (10)}}[[Arrow]]s (10)
| <center>20</center>
|-
| {{Key|Bombs (10)}}[[Bomb]]s (10)
| <center>20</center>
|-
| [[Wooden Shield]]
| <center>50</center>
|-
| [[Iron Shield]]
| <center>100</center>
|-
| [[Sacred Shield]]
| <center>500</center>
|-
|}
====Item Check====
==Nomenclature==
{{Main|Item Check}}
{{Nomenclature}}
The Item Check storage facility is run by [[Peatrice]]. Link can move items from his [[Adventure Pouch]] into storage and back to make the best use of his limited pouch space.<ref>{{Cite|It appears your pouch is full. May I suggest you stow some of your belongings at the Item Check?|Rupin|SS}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Hello...and welcome to the Item Check. Want to put stuff from your pouch into storage? OK. Want to take something out of storage? That's fine. So is there anything in your pouch or in storage that you want to move?|Peatrice|SS}}</ref> Link can also sort the items being held in the facility.<ref>{{cite|So you want to get your junk in order, is that right? The option you picked lets you clean up and sort the stuff you have in storage.|Peatrice|SS}}</ref> There is a limit to how many items Link can store, and is sometimes forced to find ways to clear up space.<ref>{{Cite|Listen, I'd love to take some things off your hands, but it looks like I'm all full here. Just trade some items or do something to make some room, OK?|Peatrice|SS}}</ref> One of the ways Link can do this is by selling items to Peatrice.
{{clear}}
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Kakariko Bazaar.jpg|The Bazaar in Kakariko Village in ''Ocarina of Time''
File:OoT Bazaar 2.png|The {{Term|OoT|Bazaar}} in {{Term|OoT|Kakariko Village}} from {{OoT|-}}
File:SS Bazaar screen.jpg|The Bazaar in ''Skyward Sword''
File:OoT Unnamed Character Model.png|The man who hangs out in the {{Term|OoT|Bazaar}} from {{OoT|-}}
File:HW Bazaar.png|The {{Term|HW|Bazaar}} from {{HW|-}}
File:HW Bazaar.jpg|The {{Term|HW|Bazaar}} from {{HW|-}}
File:HWL Bazaar Icon.png|The icon of the {{Term|HWL|Bazaar}} from {{HW|L|-}}
In Ocarina of Time 3D, the Bazaar gets a more carnival-like look, being more elaborate and featuring posters, Bombs, streamers, items in storage, and a green carpet.
The Badge Market is the store in which Warriors may be strengthened by Badges. To create a Badge within the Badge Market, a Warrior must have both the appropriate Materials and a sufficient amount of Rupees.[4]
The Training Dojo is a store in which it is possible to level up Warriors in exchange for a determinate fee of Rupees. The amount of Rupees depends both by how high a Warrior's Level is and how close that Warrior is to leveling up, with the price gradually decreasing the closer to completion. The Warriors are restricted from advancing beyond the Level of the current highest-leveled Warrior, requiring the Warriors to level up outside of the Bazaar as well.[5]
The cost to level up a Warrior is determined by how many experience points are required to level up. The listing for each Level's basic requirement is as follows:
The Apothecary is a store that is used to create Mixtures and Potions for the Warriors. The selection and quality of Potions and Mixtures is determined by how many Gold Skulltulas have been defeated, with new options being unlocked after more Illustration Pieces have been obtained.[6]
The Smithy (Hyrule Warriors) is where Skills may be transferred between a Warrior's Weapons. To transfer a Skill, a Warrior must have two Weapons of the same category and the appropriate amount of Rupees, which are determined by the source Weapon and by the type of Skills being transferred. The source Weapon will also be destroyed in the process. In addition to fusion, unlocked Skills may be removed from a Weapon.[7] All Skills will cost a base price of 300,000 Rupees to remove.
Warriors may also have the Sealed Skills appraised at the Smithy (Hyrule Warriors) at a rate of 10 Rupees for each KO required to unlock the Skill.[8]Weapons may also be sold at the Smithy (Hyrule Warriors), with their price varying based on the Skills and Stars that the Weapon has.[9]
↑"If you go back to Hyrule Castle Town Market, you should check out the Bazaar. They sell the shield you need there. Tell 'em I sent you and they should give you a special discount!" — Death Mountain Trail Gatekeeper (Ocarina of Time)
↑"Creating badges for your warriors at the Badge Market will help improve their battle abilities. The bonuses granted by a badge apply only to the warrior for whom it was created. Creating badges requires both Rupees and specific materials, but the benefits they add to warriors can be immensely helpful in battle." — Tutorial (Hyrule Warriors)
↑"You can spend Rupees at the Training Dojo to help warriors level up. However, you will not be able to raise their levels beyond that of the current highest-level warrior. The higher the warrior's level, the more Rupees it will cost to train the warrior. It's more useful to use the Training Dojo to grow low-level warriors." — Tutorial (Hyrule Warriors)
↑"You've collected 50 or more illustration pieces! The Bazaar has reached maximum level! Potions have become more effective! More mixtures are available in the Apothecary!" — N/A (Hyrule Warriors)
↑"By removing a skill, you can change an unlocked skill into an empty skill slot. You can then fill that slot with other skills, so it's a good way to create a weapon forged with the skills best suited to your battle style. However, removing a skill requires a lot of Rupees. What's more, removed skills can never be restored, so make sure to think twice before removing one." — N/A (Hyrule Warriors)
↑"By appraising a sealed weapon skill, you can find out what the sealed skill actually is. The Rupees required to appraise a sealed skill change according to the KO count required to unlock the skill." — N/A (Hyrule Warriors)
↑"When you sell a weapon, you will receive an amount of Rupees dependent on the skills attached to that weapon. The weapons you sell will be lost. Also, sealed skills and empty skill slots do not contribute to the weapon's value, so keep that in mind!" — N/A (Hyrule Warriors)
20 Rupees
525 Rupees
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