{{Term/Store|Lantern Oil|Lantern Oils|Series, TP, TPHD}},{{Exp Game|TP}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 129 {{Exp Game|TP}}}}</ref> also known as {{Term/Store|Lamp Oil|Lamp Oils|TFoE, TWoG}},{{Exp Game|TFoE, TWoG}}<ref>{{Cite Manual|quote= {{Big|'''Lamp Oil'''}} Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Koridai. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it. |game= TFoE |page= 4}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Manual|quote= {{Big|'''Lamp Oil'''}} Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Gamelon. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it. |game= TWoG |page= 5}}</ref> is a recurring {{Term|Series|Item|link}} in {{TLoZ|Series}}.
'''Lantern Oil''' is an item in {{TP}}.
==Uses and Location==
==={{TP|-}}===
{{Plural|TPHD|Lantern Oil}} are used to fuel the {{Term|TPHD|Lantern|link}} and can be stored in {{Plural|TPHD|Empty Bottle|link}}. To put them in the {{Term|TPHD|Lantern|link}}, {{Term|TPHD|Link|link}} must equip the {{Term|TPHD|Empty Bottle|display=Bottle}} of {{Term|TPHD|Lantern Oil}}, then he must take out the {{Term|TPHD|Lantern}} and press the button in which the {{Term|TPHD|Empty Bottle|display=Bottle}} is equipped to. {{Term|TPHD|Link}} will then proceed to pour the liquid into his {{Term|TPHD|Lantern}} until it is full.
==Uses and Location==
{{Plural|TPHD|Lantern Oil}} can be purchased at several {{Plural|TPHD|Shop|link}}, as well as being found in a few {{Plural|TPHD|Dungeon|link}} like {{Term|TPHD|Arbiter's Grounds (Dungeon)|link}}. {{Plural|TPHD|Yellow Chu Jelly|link}} can be scooped up after defeating a {{Term|TPHD|Yellow Chuchu|link}} to be used as a substitute.
[[File:TP Lantern Oil Icon.png|left|35px]]
Lantern Oil is used to fuel the [[Lantern]] and can be stored in empty [[Bottle]]s. To put it in the Lantern, [[Link]] must equip the Bottle of Lantern Oil, then he must take out the Lantern and press the button in which the Bottle is equipted to. Link will then proceed to pour the liquid into his Lantern.
Lantern Oil can be purchased at several [[shop]]s, as well as being found in a few dungeons like [[Arbiter's Grounds (Twilight Princess)|Arbiter's Grounds]]. Yellow [[Chu Jelly]] can be scooped after defeating a Yellow [[Chu Chu]] to be used as a substitute.
==Other Appearances==
==={{TFoE|-}}===
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[[File:TFoE Lantern Oil Sprite.png|left]]
{{Manual|TFoE|Lamp Oil|Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Koridai. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it.}}
In {{TFoE}}, {{Plural|TFoE|Lantern Oil}} is used to light the {{Term|TFoE|Lantern}} in dark areas for brief periods of time. It is purchased from {{Term|TFoE|Morshu|link}}'s shop.<ref>{{Cite|Lamp oil, rope, bombs! You want it? It's yours, my friend, as long as you have enough Rubies!|Morshu|TFoE}}</ref> {{Plural|TFoE|Lantern Oil}} are purchased in packs of three for five {{Plural|TFoE|Rupee|link}}. The third upgrade to the {{Term|TFoE|Lantern}}, however, does not require any {{Plural|TFoE|Lantern Oil|display=Oils}} to be lit.
{{Noncanon|End}}
==Non-Canon Appearances==
==={{TWoG|-}}===
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{{Noncanon|Start}}
===Philips CD-i Games===
{{Manual|TWoG|Lamp Oil|Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Gamelon. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it.}}
[[File:Lantern Oil Icon CD-i.png|right|50px]]
In {{TWoG}}, {{Term|TWoG|Lantern Oil}} is used to light the {{Term|TWoG|Lantern}} in dark areas for brief periods of time. It is purchased from the {{Term|TWoG|Merchant|link}}'s shop. {{Term|TWoG|Lantern Oil}} is purchased in packs of three for five {{Plural|TWoG|Rupee|link}}. The third upgrade to the {{Term|TWoG|Lantern}}, however, does not require any {{Term|TWoG|Lantern Oil|display=Oils}} to be lit.
In {{TFoE}} and {{TWoG}}, Lantern Oil, also known as '''Lamp Oil''',<ref>{{Cite|Lamp oil, rope, bombs! You want it? It's yours, my friend, as long as you have enough Rubies!|Morshu|TFoE}}</ref> is used to light the Lantern in dark areas for brief periods of time. They are purchased from [[Morshu]]'s shop in ''The Faces of Evil'', and from [[Merchant#Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon|The Merchant]]'s shop in ''The Wand of Gamelon''. In both games, Lantern Oil is purchased in packs of three for five [[Rupee#Philips CD-i Games|Rubies]]. The third upgrade to the Lanterns, however, does not require any Lantern Oil to be lit.
Lantern Oils are used to fuel the Lantern and can be stored in Empty Bottles. To put them in the Lantern, Link must equip the Bottle of Lantern Oil, then he must take out the Lantern and press the button in which the Bottle is equipped to. Link will then proceed to pour the liquid into his Lantern until it is full.
Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Koridai. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it.
In The Faces of Evil, Lamp Oils is used to light the Lantern in dark areas for brief periods of time. It is purchased from Morshu's shop.[4]Lamp Oils are purchased in packs of three for five Rubies. The third upgrade to the Lantern, however, does not require any Oils to be lit.
Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Gamelon. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it.
In The Wand of Gamelon, Lamp Oil is used to light the Lantern in dark areas for brief periods of time. It is purchased from the Merchant's shop. Lamp Oil is purchased in packs of three for five Rubies. The third upgrade to the Lantern, however, does not require any Oils to be lit.
↑"Lamp Oil Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Koridai. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it." (The Faces of Evil manual, pg. 4)
↑"Lamp Oil Ganon's evil has darkened many areas of Gamelon. Unless you find a lamp, you'll spend much of your quest wandering in the blackness. Once you have a lamp, you'll need a good supply of oil to keep it burning. At five rubies for three portions, lamp oil is cheap. Some of the natives talk of a magic lantern that burns without oil, but no one seems to know where to find it." (The Wand of Gamelon manual, pg. 5)
↑"Lamp oil, rope, bombs! You want it? It's yours, my friend, as long as you have enough Rubies!" — Morshu (The Faces of Evil)
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