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It's also worth noting that ''The Wind Waker'', ''Twilight Princess'', and ''Skyward Sword'' are the only games in the series to have in-game "guides" showing the player where the Pieces of Heart are. The first game being ''The Wind Waker'' thanks to certain [[Special Charts]],<ref>{{Cite book| quote= Find and open Treasure Chart #32 to pull a chest from the Great Sea near the Boating Course. The chest contains the Sea Hearts chart [which contains all locations of Treasure Charts that lead to Pieces of Heart].| book= The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker| publisher= Prima Games| page= 154}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book| quote= Find and open Treasure Chart #19 to pull a chest from the Great Sea. The chest contains the Island of Hearts Chart [which include locations of all Pieces of Heart that aren't found in Treasure Charts].| book= The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker| publisher= Prima Games| page= 157}}</ref> and then ''Twilight Princess'' in the form of [[Madame Fanadi]]. In ''Skyward Sword'', a fortune-telling character similar to Fanadi, Sparrot, will give Link hints on where to find Pieces of Heart. | It's also worth noting that ''The Wind Waker'', ''Twilight Princess'', and ''Skyward Sword'' are the only games in the series to have in-game "guides" showing the player where the Pieces of Heart are. The first game being ''The Wind Waker'' thanks to certain [[Special Charts]],<ref>{{Cite book| quote= Find and open Treasure Chart #32 to pull a chest from the Great Sea near the Boating Course. The chest contains the Sea Hearts chart [which contains all locations of Treasure Charts that lead to Pieces of Heart].| book= The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker| publisher= Prima Games| page= 154}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book| quote= Find and open Treasure Chart #19 to pull a chest from the Great Sea. The chest contains the Island of Hearts Chart [which include locations of all Pieces of Heart that aren't found in Treasure Charts].| book= The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker| publisher= Prima Games| page= 157}}</ref> and then ''Twilight Princess'' in the form of [[Madame Fanadi]]. In ''Skyward Sword'', a fortune-telling character similar to Fanadi, Sparrot, will give Link hints on where to find Pieces of Heart. | ||
It is unknown if any character other than Link understands the use and purpose of the Pieces of Heart, or if any character other than Link CAN use the Pieces of Heart, as very few characters ever have anything to say about them, even when handing them out as rewards. In ''Twilight Princess'', if Link catches the Piece of Heart while fishing in the Upper Zora's River [[Fishing Hole]], Hena will remark "Whose heart did you catch? You big sweetheart!" In ''Skyward Sword'', [[Beedle]] will sell Link a Piece of Heart starting at 1600 Rupees once Link has purchased his Life Medal. If Link asks Beedle about the item so that he can buy it, Beedle will tell him that he doesn't actually know what it is, and that he found it somewhere nearby. It's also worth mentioning that the Fortune Tellers who give hints leading to the Heart Piece Locations refer to them as something having to do with love. | It is unknown if any character other than Link understands the use and purpose of the Pieces of Heart, or if any character other than Link CAN use the Pieces of Heart, as very few characters ever have anything to say about them, even when handing them out as rewards. In ''Twilight Princess'', if Link catches the Piece of Heart while fishing in the Upper Zora's River [[Fishing Hole]], Hena will remark "Whose heart did you catch? You big sweetheart!" In ''Skyward Sword'', [[Beedle]] will sell Link a Piece of Heart starting at 1600 Rupees once Link has purchased his Life Medal. If Link asks Beedle about the item so that he can buy it, Beedle will tell him that he doesn't actually know what it is, and that he found it somewhere nearby. In [[The Lumpy Pumpkin]], one of the first Pieces of Heart available in the game is located on the chandelier hanging in the center of the place. If one speaks to [[Kina]], she remarks that the [[Rupee|Rupees]] on the chandelier may have caught Link's eye, and that can't get them, nor should he even think about trying. She makes no mention of the Piece of Heart on the chandelier, a glaring oversight, as it is likely the first thing that catches the attention of players upon entering the restaurant. It's also worth mentioning that the Fortune Tellers who give hints leading to the Heart Piece Locations refer to them as something having to do with love. | ||
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