Rupee: Difference between revisions

|game= TLoZ, ALttP, LA, OoT, MM, OoS, OoA, FS, TWW, TMC, TP, PH, ST, SS, ALBW, TFH, BotW

|other= TFoE, TWoG, ZA, AST, FPTRR, LCT, SSBB, HW, MK8, HWAoC

|uses= Purchasing [[Item]]s<br/>Playing mini-games<br/>Shooting [[Arrow]]s {{Exp Game|TLoZ}}

|comp= {{Term|Series|Ore Chunk|link}}<br/>[[Force Gem]]s<br/>[[Rupoor]]s

{{Term/Store|Rupee|Rupees|Series, TLoZ, ALttP, LA, LANS, OoT, OoT3D, MM, MM3D, OoS, OoA, FS, TWW, TWWHD, FSA, TMC, TP, TPHD, PH, ST, SS, SSHD, ALBW, TFH, BotW, FPTRR, HW, HWL, HWDE, CoH, HWAoC|plural}} (pronounced {{IPA|ˈɹuːpiː}} {{Respell|ROO|pee}})<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= You'll earn Rupees and various other materials. |published= August 4, 2014 |url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_DZtTR3zu0&t=4m42s |title= Hyrule Warriors Direct |site= YouTube}}</ref>,<ref name="E 136">{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 136 {{Exp Game|TLoZ, ALttP, LA, OoT, MM, OoS, OoA, FS, TWW, FSA, TMC, TP, PH, ST, SS, ALBW, TFH}}}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Rupees are money, the things which make this world go round!|Uncle Rupee|FPTRR}}</ref>{{Note|{{Plural|Series|Rupee}} were referred to as '''Rubles''' in {{Magazine|Nintendo Fun Club News}}.<ref>{{Cite Magazine|quote= |magazine= Nintendo Fun Club News |publisher= |volume= 1|issue= 3|date= Fall 1987|page= 8}}</ref>{{Name Ref|HWAoC}} However, as this contradicts the name given in {{E}}, it is not considered [[Guidelines:Canon|Canon]].}} also known as {{Term/Store|Ruby|Rubies|TFoE, TWoG, ZA|plural}},<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= How do you earn the rubies that Morshu wants? |game=TFoE |page= 4}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manual|quote= The merchant sells a pack of three bombs for 20 rubies. |game= TWoG |page= 3}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|I have a spell of Calm to sell, but it will cost you one hundred Rubies.|Lothar|ZA}}</ref> are items in {{TLoZ|Series}}. They are the unit of {{Term|Series|Currency|link}} within most games, in circulation in the lands of [[Hyrule]], the [[Dark World]], [[Koholint Island]], [[Termina]], [[Labrynna]], [[Holodrum]], the [[Great Sea]], the [[World of the Ocean King]], [[New Hyrule]], [[Skyloft]], [[Lorule]] and [[Hytopia]].<ref name="E 136"/> They resemble hexagonal gemstones, come in many colors and sizes, and are most often stored within a [[Wallet]].

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In {{TLoZ}}, Rupees were originally called '''Rupies'''<ref>{{Cite|5 RUPIES|N/A|TLoZ}}</ref> (singular: Rupy),<ref>{{Cite|RUPY|N/A|TLoZ}}</ref> while they were called '''Rubies''' in the game manual.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= Rubies are the money used in this kingdom |game= TLoZ |page= 21}}</ref> They are referred to as Rupees in the [[Game Boy Advance]] release.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= A&A |publisher= |page= 383{{Exp Game|TLoZ}}}}</ref> Only two varieties exist in {{TLoZ|-}}. The Rupee that flashes yellow and blue is worth 1, while the blue Rupee is worth 5.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= Blue rubies are worth five times more than yellow ones.|game= TLoZ|page= 21}}</ref> Link can hold up to 255 Rupees.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= In all, Link can own up to 255 yellow rubies, and he may use them in any way he likes.|game= TLoZ|page= 21}}</ref>

Normally, they can only be found by killing enemies or stumbling across hidden rooms in Dungeons,<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= They sometimes appear when Link disposes of the enemy.|game= TLoZ|page= 21}}</ref> where a large formation of yellow Rupees can be found. Defeating all enemies in a room will sometimes reward Rupees. However, in addition to this, [[Moblin]]s hidden in {{Plural|TLoZ|Cave|link}} around Hyrule will gift Link Rupees when visited, uttering the [[Iconic Quotes from The Legend of Zelda|iconic phrase]] "It's a secret to everybody."<ref>{{Cite|IT'S A SECRET TO EVERYBODY.|Moblin|TLoZ}}</ref> Alternatively, [[Old Man|Old Men]] can be found in hidden {{Plural|TLoZ|Cave}}, who will force Link to pay Rupees to repair the entrance that he damaged to get inside.<ref>{{Cite|PAY ME FOR THE DOOR REPAIR.|Old Man|TLoZ}}</ref> Link can also gamble his Rupees by playing [[Money Making Game]],<ref>{{Cite|LET'S PLAY A MONEY-MAKING GAME.|Old Man|TLoZ}}</ref> where he can choose to spend 10 Rupees on one of three slots to either gain or lose Rupees.

Rupees are used to buy items from [[Merchant]]s and [[Life Potion]]s from [[Old Woman|Old Women]].<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= If Link collects enough of them, he can buy treasure from the merchant.|game= TLoZ|page= 21}}</ref> There are two Old Women who give Link advice for navigating areas in exchange for 30 Rupees.<ref>{{Cite|PAY ME AND I'LL TALK|Old Woman|TLoZ}}</ref> One Old Woman is found near the [[Lost Woods]] and tells Link how to navigate through the Lost Woods.<ref>{{Cite|GO NORTH, WEST, SOUTH, WEST TO THE FOREST OF MAZE|Old Woman|TLoZ}}</ref> The other Old Woman is found in the waterfall near the [[Lost Hills]] and tells Link to go up the Lost Hills to find {{Term|TLoZ|Level 5|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|GO UP,UP, THE MOUNTAIN AHEAD|Old Woman|TLoZ}}</ref> Old Men inside certain Dungeons will sell Link [[Bomb]] capacity upgrades for 100 Rupees.<ref>{{Cite|I BET YOU'D LIKE TO HAVE MORE BOMBS.|Old Man|TLoZ}}</ref> In the [[Second Quest]], Old Men appear in {{Term|TLoZ|Level 4|link}} and {{Term|TLoZ|Level 7|link}} who will only let Link pass if he pays them either 50 Rupees or one [[Heart Container]].{{Fact}} Rupees are also needed to use the [[Bow]], with one Rupee being deducted for every [[Arrow]] that Link shoots.

{{ALttP|-}} introduced the concept of being able to find Rupees by cutting grass and bushes, destroying Rocks and Pots, opening Treasure Chests, and dashing into Trees. The [[Shovel]] can also be used to dig for Rupees, most notably at the [[Digging Game|Treasure Field]]. It also introduced the ability to sell Items to gain Rupees; Link is able to sell [[Golden Bee]]s to the [[Street Merchant]] for 100 Rupees each,<ref>{{Cite|Wow! I've never seen such a rare bug! I'll buy it for 100 Rupees, OK? Done!|Street Merchant|ALttP}}</ref> as well as [[Fish]] for 21 Rupees in addition to [[Bomb]]s and Arrows.<ref>{{Cite|Hey! They say eating fish makes you smart. You have to give me your fish for this stuff, OK? Of course!|Street Merchant|ALttP}}</ref> As a small easter egg, paintings resembling {{smw|Mario}} can be found in certain buildings in [[Kakariko Village]], and will occasionally produce Rupees when pulled. Link is able to spend his Rupees at various Shops and mini-games located throughout both Hyrule and the Dark World, earning him many Items such as [[Shield]]s and [[Potion]]s. There are also three [[Fortune Teller]]s, one located north of Kakariko Village, one north of the [[Village of Outcasts]], and one beside the [[Lake Hylia Shop]], who Link can pay between 10 and 30 Rupees to learn how to progress in his quest. Most importantly, Rupees used to open the [[Palace of Darkness]], as Link needs to pay [[Kiki]] the monkey ten Rupees to follow him to the Dungeon, and another 100 to open its door. Rupees are perhaps used most extensively to donate to the [[Pond of Happiness]], where [[Venus]] will upgrade Link's Bomb or Arrow carrying capacity by five for every 100 Rupees he throws in.

In the remake in {{ALttP&FS}}, [[Rupee Rock]]s will sometimes randomly appear in place of other stones. These Rocks can be struck with the [[Sword]] repeatedly to drop Rupees for as long as it sparkles.

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Rupees in the ''Oracle'' games are mainly used to purchase Items, such as from the [[Lynna City Shop]] or [[Horon Village Shop]], as well as play a variety of mini-games in their respective lands. Rupees are also used to appraise [[Magic Ring]]s at [[Vasu Jewelers]] for 20 Rupees each; [[Vasu]] will buy duplicate rings for 30 Rupees.

| [[File:OoX Small Blue Rupee Sprite.png]]<br/>'''Small Blue Rupee'''

| [[File:OoX Small Red Rupee Sprite.png]]<br/>'''Small Red Rupee'''

| [[File:OoX Red Rupee Sprite.gif]]<br/>'''Red Rupee'''

| [[File:OoS Blue Rupee Sprite.png]]<br/>'''Blue Rupee'''

| [[File:OoX Big Blue Rupee Sprite.gif]]<br/>'''Big Blue Rupee'''

{{TWW}}'s Rupee system is similar to {{OoT|-}}{{'}}s and {{MM|-}}{{'}}s, but differs as Orange Rupees are now worth 100, Silver Rupees are worth 200, and it introduces Yellow Rupees, which are worth ten. [[Spoil]]s can be sold to [[Beedle]] at his [[Beedle's Shop Ship|Shop Ship]] for a small price. Once Link obtains the [[Grappling Hook]], he will be able to salvage for Rupees while at sea by dropping the hook into spots where {{Plural|TWWHD|Ring of Light|link}} form, which will produce a Treasure Chest containing any amount of Rupees, usually 50. Some {{Plural|TWWHD|Ring of Light}} will only appear once Link has obtained its appropriate [[Treasure Chart]], which may reward in 100 or 200 Rupees. Link can also earn Rupees by participating in the [[Letter Sorting]] mini-game in the [[Dragon Roost Cavern]], where he will be paid 20 Rupees each time he completes one round.

Rupees are used extensively in {{TWW|-}} to purchase a variety of goods from various Shops, as well as participate in mini-games. Rupees become extremely important as they are necessary to purchase the [[Sail]] from [[Zunari]], which is required to leave [[Windfall Island]]. Link will also need to pay [[Tingle]] 398 Rupees to decipher each [[Triforce Chart]] in order to find the {{Plural|TWWHD|Ring of Light}} where the [[Triforce Shard]]s are found. Link can purchase other various Items, such as [[Bait]] and ammunition, from Beedle's Shop Ship. Rupees are used extensively at the [[Auction House]] in Windfall Island, where Link may compete against the island residents to bid for various Items.

Rupees are used extensively in {{SS|-}} to purchase Items and [[Upgrading|upgrades]] at the {{Term|SS|Skyloft Bazaar|link}} or [[Beedle's Air Shop]], some of which may prove necessary on Link's quest. These include upgrades to his [[Adventure Pouch]], as well as new, stronger equipment at the [[Gear Shop]], and upgrades to pre-existing equipment at the [[Scrap Shop]], with the latter also requiring certain Treasures for each upgrade. Rupees can also be used to purchase Potions at the [[Potion Shop#Skyward Sword|Potion Shop]], as well as upgrade them at the cost of Rupees and specific Bugs.

In {{Term|ALBW|Death Mountain|link}}, {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee Boulder|link}} containing chunks of {{Plural|ALBW|Green Rupee}} can be found. These {{Plural|ALBW|Boulder}} can be smashed with the {{Term|ALBW|Hammer|link}} to make the {{Plural|ALBW|Green Rupee}} fly out. Similarly, when the {{Term|ALBW|Gemesaur King|link}}'s mask is smashed with the {{Term|ALBW|Hammer}}, some {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee}} will fall out as well. Some areas also feature {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee Rock|link}} which, for a brief period of time, will dispense {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee}} as {{Term|ALBW|Link}} strikes them with his {{Term|ALBW|Sword|link}}. In homage to the {{Plural|TLoZ|Moblin}} of {{TLoZ|-}}, there is also a friendly {{Term|ALBW|Hinox (Character)|link|display=Hinox}} found in a {{Term|ALBW|Cave|link}} in eastern {{Term|ALBW|Lorule}} who will bribe {{Term|ALBW|Link}} with {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee}} to leave him alone. {{Term|ALBW|Link}} can demand more {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee}} from him before accepting his price, although asking for too much may cause the {{Term|ALBW|Hinox}} to become enraged and attack.

{{Plural|TFH|Rupee}} see very little use in {{TFH|-}}, where they are primarily used to pay {{Term|TFH|Madame Couture|link}} to tailor new {{Plural|TFH|Outfit|link}}, as well as purchase {{Plural|TFH|Material|link}} from the {{Term|TFH|Street Merchant|link}} and to change the prize of the {{Term|TFH|Daily Riches|link}} game. {{Term|TFH|Link}} can also sell unwanted {{Plural|TFH|Material}} to the {{Term|TFH|Street Merchant}} for a small price.

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In {{TFoE}}, {{Plural|TFoE|Rupee}} are used as the currency of [[Koridai]]. They can be found only by defeating enemies and must be picked up by crouching down and striking them with the Sword. Rubies are used to purchase a small selection of items such as [[Lantern Oil]], [[Rope (Object)|Rope]], and [[Bomb]]s from [[Morshu]]'s shop in the {{Term|TFoE|Goronu (Stage)|link}} area.<ref>{{Cite|Lamp Oil, Rope, Bombs? You want it!? It's yours, my friend... as long as you have enough Rubies.|Morshu|TFoE}}</ref> Certain items also require Rubies to function, and will use a set amount each time they are used.<ref>{{Cite|And you'll find some tools need Rubies before they'll work!|Link|TFoE}}</ref> Link can carry up to 999 Rubies.

 

==={{TWoG|-}}===

Identically to {{TFoE|-}}, {{Plural|TWoG|Rupee}} are used as the currency of [[Gamelon]]. They have the same value as in {{TFoE|-}}, and can only be found by defeating enemies. As well as being used to buy a selection of items from the [[Merchant]]'s general store in [[Sakado]], they are also used by certain items to function. Zelda can carry up to 999 Rubies.

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==={{ZA|-}}===

In {{ZA}}, Rupees come in only two values, similarly to {{TLoZ|-}}. They are found only by defeating enemies. Unlike other games, Rupees are kept in the Item inventory. In order to make a purchase, Rupees must first be selected from the inventory.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=If you wish to buy an Item, stand close to it so the price flashes. Select the rupee from your inventory screen. If you have enough rupees to purchase the Item, click Button One and it appears in your inventory.|game=ZA |page=5}}</ref> Rupees are mainly used to purchase [[Spells of Zelda's Adventure|Spells]], as they are valued for containing magical energy.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=It is common knowledge in Tolemac that rupees contain magical energy, hence their value as currency.|game=ZA|page=5}}</ref> Similarly to certain items in {{TFoE|-}} and {{TWoG|-}}, Spells also require a certain amount of Rupees to use. If Zelda gives the Blacksmith in [[Great Wimbich]] a [[Coal]] to turn into a [[Diamond]], the Diamond will fill Zelda's capacity to the maximum of 999 Rupees.

 

Although while Rupees are correctly referred to as such in the game manual, characters refer to them as "Rubies".<ref>{{Cite|I have a spell of Calm to sell, but it will cost you one hundred Rubies.|Lothar|ZA}}</ref>

 

|+ Types of Rupee

! Rupee

| [[File:ZA Blue Rupee Sprite.png]]<br/>'''Blue Rupee'''

| [[File:ZA Yellow Rupee Sprite.png]]<br/>'''Yellow Rupee'''

 

A Green Rupee appears as a [[Sticker]] in {{SSBB}}.

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In {{HWAoC}}, Rupees act as a currency. They can be used to upgrade characters, fuse weapons, or buy from [[Merchant|merchants]] and [[Shop|shops]]. During battle, Rupees can be found inside boxes or [[Treasure Chest|treasure chests]]. Rupees come in three colors, green, blue, and red. Green Rupees are worth one Rupee, blue Rupees are worth five Rupees each, and red rupees are worth 20 rupees each.

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# The {{Term|ALBW|Golden Bee|link}} in {{ALBW|-}} priced at 9,999 {{Plural|Series|Rupee}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Golden Bee|As sold by the {{Term|ALBW|Item Seller|link}} in {{Term|ALBW|Lorule|link}}. The {{Term|ALBW|Golden Bee}} can be purchased from the {{Term|ALBW|Mysterious Man|link}} for 888 {{Plural|ALBW|Rupee}}.}}

# The {{Term|SS|Piece of Heart|link}} in {{SS|-}}, priced at 1,600 {{Plural|Series|Rupee}}

|columns= Game, Initial Capacity, Maximum Capacity, Wallet Capacities [List:#], Most Expensive Items [Colspan:2], Affordable, Unaffordable

| 250 for {{Term|TLoZ|Blue Ring|link}}

| N/A {{Table Note|name= TAoL|{{TAoL|-}} does not feature {{Plural|TAoL|Rupee}} nor any other form of currency.}}

| N/A {{Table Note|name= TAoL}}

| 500 for {{Term|ALttP|Flippers|link}}

| 980 for {{Term|LANS|Bow|link}}

| 1,280 for {{Term|LANS|Chamber Stone|link}}

| 300 for {{Term|OoT3D|Blue Fire|link}}<br/>300 for {{Term|OoT3D|Zora Tunic|link}}

| '''500'''{{Table Note|In {{MM|-}}, {{Term|MM3D|Link}} can store up to 5,499 {{Plural|MM3D|Rupee|link}} in the {{Term|MM3D|Clock Town Bank|link}}.}}

| 500 for {{Term|MM3D|All-Night Mask|link}}

| 1,000 for {{Term|MM3D|Biggest Bomb Bag|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|The {{Term|MM3D|Business Scrub|link}} in {{Term|MM3D|Goron Village|link}} prices the {{Term|MM3D|Biggest Bomb Bag|link}} at 1,000 {{Plural|MM3D|Rupee}}, but offers to sell it for 200 {{Plural|MM3D|Rupee}} if {{Term|MM3D|Link}} trades in his {{Term|MM3D|Big Bomb Bag|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|Right now, I've got a {{Color|MM Red|special}} trade-in offer just for you. I'll give you my Biggest Bomb Bag, regularly priced at {{Color|MM Purple|1000 Rupees}}... In return, you'll give me your {{Color|MM Red|Big Bomb Bag}} and just {{Color|MM Purple|200 Rupees}}!|Business Scrub|MM}}</ref>}}

| '''999'''{{Table Note|name= Ore Chunks|In {{OoS|-}}, {{Term|OoS|Link}} can also hold a maximum of 999 {{Plural|OoS|Ore Chunk|link}}.}}

| '''999'''{{Table Note|name= Ore Chunks}}

| 500 for {{Term|OoS|Gasha Seed|link}}

| 500 for {{Term|OoA|Gasha Seed|link}}<br/>500 for {{Term|OoA|Piece of Heart|link}}

| 950 for {{Term|TWWHD|Piece of Heart|link}}

| 30,000 for 30 {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Bomb Monopoly|{{Term|TWWHD|Bomb-Master Cannon|link}} has a monopoly on {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb}}. When he attempts to price gouge {{Term|TWWHD|Tetra's Pirate Crew|link}}, they tie him up and raid his stock.<ref>{{Cite|Look, don't be mad at us! It's not our fault that we absolutely gotta have {{Color|TWWHD Vermilion|bombs}} to get the treasure we're after! How about you just think of it as payback for the nasty little monopoly you've been running here, yeah?|Gonzo|TWWHD}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|So I bet you're thinking it was foolhardy to ask pirates to pay such an outrageous price, huh? Yup. I bet you are.|Mako|TWWHD}}</ref> {{Term|TWWHD|Bomb-Master Cannon}} then changes his ways and starts to offer {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb}} at a reasonable price.<ref>{{Cite|Now, I don't like to brag, but aren't these just the finest bombs you've ever seen in your entire life? Real fine, and real cheap!|Bomb-Master Cannon|TWW}}</ref>}}

| 950 for {{Term|TWWHD|Piece of Heart|link}}

| 30,000 for 30 {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Bomb Monopoly}}

| N/A {{Table Note|name= FSA Force Gems|{{FSA|-}} has {{Plural|FSA|Force Gem|link}} as currency instead of {{Plural|Series|Rupee}}.{{Verify|FSA}}<!-- what can you actually buy with Rupees? --> The {{Plural|FSA|Links|link}} can carry up to 9,999 {{Plural|FSA|Rupee}} per {{Term|FSA|Level|link}}.}}

| N/A {{Table Note|name= FSA Force Gems}}

| 600 for {{Term|TMC|Big Bomb Bag|link}}<br>600 for {{Term|TMC|Large Quiver|link}}

| 598 for {{Term|TPHD|Magic Armor|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Magic Armor Affordable|In total, 1,598 {{Plural|TPHD|Rupee}} are required to obtain the {{Term|TPHD|Magic Armor}}. The {{Term|TPHD|Malo Mart|link}} requires 1,000 {{Plural|TPHD|Rupee}} in donations to open the {{Term|TPHD|Malo Mart Castle Branch|link}} where the {{Term|TPHD|Magic Armor}} can be purcased.}}  

| 100,000 for {{Term|TPHD|Magic Armor|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Magic Armor Unaffordable|{{Term|TPHD|Link}} cannot afford any of the items at {{Term|TPHD|Chudley's Fine Goods and Fancy Trinkets Emporium|link}} until {{Term|TPHD|Malo Mart}} buys out the store and turns it into the {{Term|TPHD|Malo Mart Castle Branch|link}}.}}

| 598 for {{Term|TPHD|Magic Armor|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Magic Armor Affordable}}

| 400,000 for {{Term|TPHD|Magic Armor|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Magic Armor Unaffordable}}

| 1,500 for {{Term|PH|Heart Container|link}}

| 5,000 for {{Term|ST|Heart Container|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= ST Heart Container}}

| '''9,900'''{{Table Note|In {{SS|-}}, {{Term|SSHD|Link|link}} can store up to 9,000 {{Plural|SSHD|Rupee|link}} in the {{Term|SSHD|Tycoon Wallet|link}}, plus 300 in each of three {{Plural|SSHD|Extra Wallet|link}}.}}

| 1,600 for {{Term|SSHD|Piece of Heart|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|The {{Term|SSHD|Piece of Heart}} can be purchased for only 800 {{Plural|SSHD|Rupee}} by giving the {{Term|SSHD|Horned Colossus Beetle|link}} to {{Term|SSHD|Beedle|link}} and using his one-time offer of a 50% discount.}}

| 9,999 for {{Term|ALBW|Golden Bee|link}}{{Table Note|type= roman|name= Golden Bee}}

| '''99,999'''{{Table Note|In {{TFH|-}}, the {{Plural|TFH|Link|link}} can accumulate up to 99,999 {{Plural|TFH|Rupee|link}} in total, but only up to 9,999 within a {{Term|TFH|Level|link}}.}}

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| '''65,535'''{{Note|The [[Super Famicom]] was a {{Wp|16-bit computing|16-bit console}}. 65,535 is the largest number that a single unsigned 16-bit integer can represent. Despite this, ''Ancient Stone Tablets'' has a limit of 99,999 Rupees.{{Fact|AST}}<!-- not impossible but seems unlikely -->|16-bit}}

*[[Pikit]]

*{{Term|Series|Purple Keaton|link}}

*[[Rat]]

*[[Rupee Like]]

*[[Rupee Wraith]]

*[[Takkuri]]

*[[Thief]]

*{{Term|Series|Yellow Keaton|link}}

File:LANS Blue Rupee Model.png|A {{Term|LANS|Blue Rupee}} from {{LA|NS|-}}

File:LANS Gold Rupee Model.png|A {{Term|LANS|Gold Rupee}} from {{LA|NS|-}}

File:LANS Purple Rupee Model.png|A {{Term|LANS|Purple Rupee}} from {{LA|NS|-}}

File:LANS Red Rupee Model.png|A {{Term|LANS|Red Rupee}} from {{LA|NS|-}}

File:LANS Silver Rupee Model.png|A {{Term|LANS|Silver Rupee}} from {{LA|NS|-}}