The Honeycomb is the sixth Item in the Trading Quest.[6] It is obtained after giving Tarin the Stick,[1] who can be found near a beehive in Ukuku Prairie after Link retrieves the Sea Lily's Bell from the Key Cavern. Tarin uses the Stick to knock down the beehive for its honey, but is chased away by the angry Bees, leaving behind the Honeycomb that Link instead takes.
The Honeycomb is then traded to the Chef Bear in Animal Village, who needs it for a dish she is preparing,[7] and gives Link her Pineapple in exchange.[1] The Chef Bear also gives useful information after receiving the Honeycomb, telling Link that Marin's song can awake the sleeping Walrus at the entrance to Yarna Desert.[8] This advice is essential to progress through the game, as Marin will only accompany Link to the Animal Village after trading the Honeycomb (she will accompany Link regardless in the switch version).
Ocarina of Time
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Twilight Princess
Beehives containing Hylian Hornets can be found in Ordon Village, Kakariko Village Graveyard, and the Fishing Hole in Twilight Princess. Link first encounters a Beehive in Ordon Village in the Tree above Fado's house. Link can knock down the Beehive either by running into it, using the Slingshot or Hero's Bow, or by summoning the Hawk. If Link releases the Hawk to knock down the Beehive, the Hornets will disperse. From the remains of the Beehive, Link can collect ten Bee Larva in an Empty Bottle. Link can eat Bee Larva to restore a oneq quarter of a Heart per Larva, or he can use them as Bait for Fishing.
Phantom Hourglass
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Skyward Sword
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In Skyward Sword, Beehives are most common in Faron Woods. They can be hit with the Slingshot to make them fall down and break, producing Hornet Larvae. Some Beehive may be located over a gap and cannot be broken to receive Hornet Larvae. In these cases, Link can use an upgraded Beetle to pick up the Hive and drop it on solid ground to receive his reward. If a Beehive is shot, it will release a swarm of Deku Hornets that will attack Link. They will also attack him if he gets too close to the Hive. This can be circumvented by using the Bug Net to scoop up the Hornets.
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The Beehive is a location in Steamy Marsh. It can be accessed after defeating two large swarms of Bee guards, and contains the Queen Bee.
The Beehive is one of the locations that Tingle can mark on his Steamy Marsh Map for the Map-Seller. She will reward Tingle with 640 Rupees for Mapping the Beehive.[9]
↑ became the honeycomb ! You're not sure how it happened, but take it! — N/A (Link's Awakening DX)
↑Rik'm rak'm! I ran out of ingredients! If I had honey, I could make this fit for a king! — Chef Bear (Link's Awakening DX)
↑Hi ho! Yeah, I know, that tub of goo is asleep right in the way to Yarna Desert! Once he's asleep he won't budge for a loooooonng time. But hey! Take Little Marin and wake him up with her song! That slob would wake up with a jump if he heard her sing, for sure! Heh heh heh! — Chef Bear (Link's Awakening DX)