Fairy Ocarina
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| Fairy Ocarina | |
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 Artwork of the Fairy Ocarina | |
| Game(s) | Ocarina of Time |
The Fairy Ocarina is an item featured in Ocarina of Time.
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Location and Uses
The instrument is given to Link by Saria when he first leaves the Kokiri Forest.[1] Link uses this item, as well as the Ocarina of Time later on, to solve various puzzles and get past obstacles in the game (see Ocarina in general) with the usage of music. The Fairy Ocarina is only used for the duration of the initial Young Link stage of the game and is successively replaced by the aforementioned Ocarina of Time when Princess Zelda is seen fleeing Hyrule Castle with Impa (after Link collects the three Spiritual Stones).
In beta screenshots of Ocarina of Time, Link can be seen using the Fairy Ocarina as an adult. The Fairy Ocarina is shown in early screenshots of Majora's Mask.
Ocarina of Time manga
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In the manga, after the attack on Hyrule Castle, Link loses the Fairy Ocarina and Ganondorf takes it, mistaking it for the Ocarina of Time. After realizing his mistake later, he crushes it in his hand.
Gallery
Obtaining the Fairy Ocarina from Saria
Obtaining the Fairy Ocarina from Saria in Ocarina of Time 3D
Link learning Saria's Song on the Fairy Ocarina
Fairy Ocarina equipped to the Right C Button in a Majora's Mask beta version
References
- ↑ "Oh, you're leaving... I always knew that one day, this day would come. I've always known we're so different, and I'm not sad, because you have a lot ahead of you. I want you to take this. Don't forget me." — Saria (Ocarina of Time)
 Names in Other Regions 
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妖精のオカリナ | Fairy Ocarina |
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Ocarina de las Hadas | |
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Ocarina de las Hadas 
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| French | 
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Ocarina des Fées | |
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Feen-Okarina | Fairy Ocarina |
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Ocarina fatata | |
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