Joy Pendant
Joy Pendants are items in The Wind Waker.[1] They are a kind of Spoil. Link must collect at least 20 of them to defeat Ganon.
Location and Uses
Every Bokoblin stashes one Joy Pendant in its pockets.[2] Link may take their Joy Pendants by defeating them or by stealing them with the Grappling Hook.[2]
Each dungeon in the game has two to four Treasure Chests containing Joy Pendants.[verification needed]
Once the Killer Bees lose to Link at Hide and Seek, the delinquents hide a Joy Pendant atop the Tree next to the Bomb Shop on Windfall Island.[3] They do so in the hopes that Link will find it and give it to Mrs. Marie as a birthday gift, as they are too proud to make the peace offering directly.[4] The Joy Pendant can be knocked from the Tree by rolling into it.
Mrs. Marie has made a hobby of collecting Joy Pendants due to her love of jewelry.[5] Once Link gifts her one on behalf of the Killer Bees, she hints at wanting more.[6]
- In exchange for 20 or more Joy Pendants, she gives Link the Cabana Deed to the Private Oasis.
- In exchange for 40 or more Joy Pendants, she gives Link the Hero's Charm in The Wind Waker and Treasure Chart #45 in The Wind Waker HD.
- In exchange for additional[how many?] Joy Pendants, she gives Link Rupees.[how many?]
Beedle buys Joy Pendants for 5 Rupees in The Wind Waker and 20 in The Wind Waker HD.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese | 幸せのペンダント (Shiawase no Pendanto)[8] | Happiness Pendant |
 FrenchEUEuropean | Pendentif du Bonheur[10] | Pendant of Joy |
 Italian | Portafelicità[7] | Happinessbringer |
 SpanishEUEuropean | Collar de la felicidad[9] | Happiness Necklace |
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Other Names
| Name | Butterfly Necklace[11] |
|---|---|
| Applies to | |
| Source | |
| Superseded by |
| Name | Applies to | Source | Superseded by |
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Butterfly Necklace[11] |
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 128
- ↑ 2.0 2.1
I hear the bird-people who live on Dragon Roost Island east of here have invented an incredibly useful device that they call a Grappling Hook... No lie, fry! I hear you can throw that thing at monsters and use it to grab treasure they've hidden in their pockets. Talk about cool. Oh, and have you seen those imp-like creatures called Bokoblins that hang out on the lookout platforms at sea and stare through their telescopes? I hear those guys keep Joy Pendants hidden in their pockets, so if you get one of those Grappling Hooks, you can use it to swipe their pendants!
— Fishman (The Wind Waker HD) - ↑
Actually, I gotta admit, we hid that thing up in the tree. We thought you might find it!
— Ivan (The Wind Waker HD) - ↑
Listen up! It's gonna be Mrs. Marie's birthday soon. We were thinkin' of givin' her a present, so it was good that we finally got our hands on that thing...
— Ivan (The Wind Waker HD)...But we can't be goin' around givin' presents to people! No way! That just don't fit the Killer Bees' style!
— Jan (The Wind Waker HD)Come on, bud! Can't you give it to Teach' for us? Can't you?
— Ivan (The Wind Waker HD) - ↑
To tell you the truth, I love jewelry above all else! And that... Why, that is extremely rare and hard to come by. It's the hottest thing around, dear!
— Mrs. Marie (The Wind Waker HD) - ↑
Oh my, yes! I will happily take a single one from you! No, no! I insist! Only one. To tell you the truth, I'd actually like about 20 of them. But that would probably only happen in my wildest of dreams.
— Mrs. Marie (The Wind Waker HD) - ↑ "Hai ottenuto un Portafelicità!" — N/A (The Wind Waker, Italian localization)
- ↑ "幸せのペンダント" — Items Screen (The Wind Waker, Japanese localization)
- ↑ "Has obtenido un Collar de la felicidad. Queda guardado en tu Bolsa de trofeos. Estos collares, según la leyenda, buscan a quienes brindan felicidad como las mariposas se reúnen en torno a las flores." — N/A (The Wind Waker, European Spanish localization)
- ↑ "Pendentif du Bonheur" — Items Screen (The Wind Waker, European French localization)
- ↑ The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker—Prima's Official Strategy Guide, Prima Games, pg. 85