Treasure Tree

Treasure Tree
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Plural	Treasure Trees
Main appearance(s)	Link's Awakening
Use(s)	Hiding Fairies, Bombs, and Secret Seashells

Treasure Trees are Objects in Link's Awakening. Treasure Trees go unnamed in Link's Awakening DX and Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch.

Location and Uses

There are five Treasure Trees scattered around Koholint Island; one next to Marin and Tarin's House, one near the entrance to Tail Cave, one near the Warp Point in Ukuku Prairie, one in the Kanalet Castle grounds, and one near where the Rapids Ride Mini-Game ends. Although they look identical to regular Trees, dashing into one with the Pegasus Boots will make a Fairy or Bomb emerge. In certain Treasure Trees, one will also find a Secret Seashell.^[which?]

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
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See Also

• Tree

References

Trees

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Characters

Baga Tree • Deku Tree Sprout • Deku's Heir • Great Deku Tree • Maku Tree • Storytelling Tree • Talking Timber

Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages

Ember Tree • Gale Tree • Maku Tree • Mystery Tree • Mystical Tree • Palm Tree • Pegasus Tree • Sapling • Scent Tree • Spring Banana Tree • Tree • Tree Stump

Breath of the Wild

Ancient Tree Stump • Cedar Tree • Cherry-Blossom Tree • Dragonblood • Great Deku Tree • Ogre Tree • Palm Tree • Suspicious Tree • Tree • Tree Pattern • Tree Stump

Tears of the Kingdom

Ancient Tree Stump • Cedar Tree • Cherry-Blossom Tree • Dragonblood • Evermean • Great Deku Tree • Ogre Tree • Palm Tree • Suspicious Tree • Tree • Tree Stump

Other

Beehive Tree • Cherry Tree Family • Forest Tree • Gasoringo • Gnarled Root Dungeon • Great Tree • Life Tree • Quaker Tree • Rupee Tree • StreetPass Tree • Treasure Tree • Tree Mimic

Category:Trees