Cane of Pacci
- Not to be confused with the Cane of Somaria or the Cane of Byrna.
The Cane of Pacci is an item in The Minish Cap.[1]
Location and Uses
The Cane of Pacci is acquired after defeating a group of Spiny Chuchus in the Cave of Flames, and can be used to fire an energy beam that flips any object in its path. It can flip Jars, platforms, mine carts, some enemies,[2] and blue-white pots that reveal Minish Portals where Link can become Minish-sized, and vice versa.
When fired at a hole in the ground, it energizes the hole to act like a trampoline, launching Link into the air after he leaps in. By obtaining the Cane of Pacci, Link is able to traverse previously inaccessible areas through the energizing and trampoline-like nature of these charged holes.
The Cane of Pacci is essential to defeating Gleerok within the Cave of Flames, and can also be used to flip Spiked Beetles as an alternative to the Shield.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese | パッチのつえ (Patchi no tsue)[4] | Cane of Patches |
 FrenchEU | Baton Sauteur[6] | Hopper Cane |
 German | Wirbelstab[5] | Swirl Rod |
 Italian | Bastone Sottosopra[3] | Upsidedown Cane |
 SpanishEU | Bastón revés[7] | Backhand cane |
| This table was generated using translation pages. To request an addition, please contact a staff member with a reference. | ||
Gallery
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Alternate artwork of the Cane of Pacci
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Artwork of Link flipping a Jar with the Cane of Pacci
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 119 (TMC)
- ↑ "Press the item button to fire a bolt from the Cane of Pacci. The bolt flips whatever it hits." (The Minish Cap manual, pg. 17)
- ↑ "Rovesciare/BASTONE SOTTOSOPRA" (The Minish Cap manual, Italian localization, pg. 115)
- ↑ "ひっくい返す パッチのつえ" (The Minish Cap manual, Japanese localization, pg. 17)
- ↑ "Umkippen/WIRBELSTAB" (The Minish Cap manual, German localization, pg. 35)
- ↑ "Retourner/BATON SAUTEUR" (The Minish Cap manual, European French localization, pg. 55)
- ↑ "Dar la vuelta/BASTÓN REVÉS" (The Minish Cap manual, European Spanish localization, pg. 95)
