Bubbul Gem

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This article is about the Item. For the Additional Adventure, see "Bubbul Gems".

Bubbul Gems are Item in Tears of the Kingdom.[1]

Location and Uses

Bubbul Gems are Key Items that are dropped by defeated Bubbulfrogs, which are Creatures found in the Caves scattered throughout Hyrule.[1] Each Cave has only one Bubbulfrog, meaning only one Bubbul Gem can be acquired per Cave. If a Bubbulfrog is defeated and its Bubbul Gem is not picked up before Link leaves the area, then the Bubbulfrog will need to be defeated again in order to acquire the Bubbul Gem. Upon acquiring the Bubbul Gem within a Cave, any discovered entrances for that Cave will receive a checkmark on the Purah Pad's Map.

Bubbul Gems can be traded to Koltin for Monster Parts and Armor.[2] The first trade is part of the "The Hunt for Bubbul Gems!" Side Adventure which can be started by interacting with Koltin outside the Pico Pond Cave in the Eldin Region. Link will be tasked with entering the Cave and retrieving the Bubbul Gem from the Bubbulfrog inside. Upon speaking with Koltin, Link will be able to trade the Bubbul Gem for a Bokoblin Mask.[3]

After completing the Side Adventure, Koltin can be found in various locations across Hyrule. As part of the "Bubbul Gems" Additional Adventure, he will make the following trades:

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Once Link has traded 46 Bubbul Gems to Koltin and obtained the Mystic Headpiece, Koltin will ask Link to find the remaining 101 Bubbul Gems even though he has no rewards left to give him.[4] If Link collects the remaining Gems and gives them to Koltin, he will give Link the Koltin's Fabric and ask him to show it to his brother, Kilton.[5] Koltin then transforms into a Blupee and disappears.

Nomenclature

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LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
マヨイの()とし(もの) (Mayoi no Otoshimono)[6] 
The People's Republic of China
ChineseSI
魔犹伊的遗失物 (Mó yóu yī de yíshī wù)[8] 
The Kingdom of the Netherlands
Dutch
Bubbul-kikkerkristal[7]Bubbul Frog Crystal
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See Also

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Bubbul Gem
    A strange crystal left by defeated Bubbulfrogs in caves. Its eerie blue glow may entice you to...collect even more.
    " — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom)
  2. "It can't be a coincidence we meet again, traveler. Fate... yes, FATE...brought us back together. I'm sure of it. PLEASE! If you get your fingers on any more Bubbul gems, would you give them to me? I promise I'll give you suitable treasures in exchange for them!" — Koltin (Tears of the Kingdom)
  3. "It's a...REAL Bubbul gem! Real as can be! Yooou did it! Now I can transform into a Satori just like the ones I adore! Thank you so very much! Please take this gifty in return!" — Koltin (Tears of the Kingdom)
  4. "Traveler! I promise, this is the last thing I'll ask of you! Would you...prettiest please...collect ALL of the remaining Bubbul gems? No...it's not right...I don't have a single treasure left to trade." — Koltin (Tears of the Kingdom)
  5. "If you wouldn't mind, please show this to Kilton and give him my best." — Koltin (Tears of the Kingdom)
  6. "マヨイの()とし(もの)" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom, Japanese localization)
  7. "Bubbul-kikkerkristal" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom)
  8. "魔犹伊的遗失物" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom, Simplified Chinese localization)