Quiver
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Quiver | |
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Main appearance(s) | |
Use(s) | Holding Arrows |
Quivers,(OoT | MM | TWW | TMC | TP | PH | ST | BotW)[1][2][3] also known as Small Quivers,(SS)[4] are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.
Location and Uses
Quivers are bags in which Link can carry Arrows for use with a Bow. When a Bow is obtained, it usually comes with its respective Quiver. Quivers can also be upgraded, thereby increasing the capacity of Arrows Link can carry at a time.[5] Most of the time they can be obtained in any order; therefore, the first upgrade obtained will always be a medium-sized Quiver, while the next upgrade will be the largest. Skyward Sword introduced extra Quivers, which can hold extra Arrows when held in the Adventure Pouch.[6] These can also be upgraded in the Scrap Shop.[7]
In earlier games, such as A Link to the Past and Link's Awakening, Quivers were absent; therefore, Link's Arrow capacity was instead increased by the blessings of other characters, such as Venus and the Mad Batter.[8]
Upgrade Locations
Quiver | Location | Method of Obtainment | Capacity |
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Ocarina of Time | |||
![]() Quiver |
Forest Temple | Obtained with the Fairy Bow. | 30 Arrows |
![]() Big Quiver |
Kakariko Village | Obtained by shooting all 10 targets at the Shooting Gallery as adult Link. | 40 Arrows |
![]() Biggest Quiver |
Gerudo's Fortress | Obtained by scoring 1,500 points at the Horseback Archery Range. | 50 Arrows |
Majora's Mask | |||
![]() Quiver |
Woodfall Temple | Obtained with the Hero's Bow. | 30 Arrows |
![]() Large Quiver |
East Clock Town | Obtained by scoring 40 points at the Shooting Gallery. | 40 Arrows |
![]() Largest Quiver |
Woodfall Temple | Obtained by achieving a perfect score at the Swamp Shooting Gallery. | 50 Arrows |
The Wind Waker | |||
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Western Fairy Island | Obtained from the Great Fairy. | 60 Arrows |
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Thorned Fairy Island | Obtained from the Great Fairy. | 99 Arrows |
The Minish Cap | |||
![]() Large Quiver |
Hyrule Town | Purchased at Stockwell's Shop for 600 Rupees. | 50 Arrows |
![]() Large Quiver |
Wind Ruins | Obtained from a chest atop a beanstalk after fusing Kinstones with a Minish. | 70 Arrows |
![]() Large Quiver |
Royal Valley | Obtained from the Great Dragonfly Fairy after answering all her questions correctly. | 99 Arrows |
Twilight Princess | |||
![]() Quiver |
Goron Mines | Obtained with the Hero's Bow. | 30 Arrows |
![]() Big Quiver |
Hyrule Castle Town | Obtained by completing the STAR Game for the first time. | 60 Arrows |
![]() Giant Quiver |
Hyrule Castle Town | Obtained by completing the STAR Game a second time after obtaining the Double Clawshot. | 100 Arrows |
Phantom Hourglass | |||
![]() Quiver |
Temple of Courage | Obtained with the Bow. This Quiver does not physically appear in Link's inventory but is required for purchasing or collecting Arrows. |
20 Arrows |
![]() Quiver |
Molida Island | Obtained by scoring 1,700 points at the Shooting Gallery. | 30 Arrows |
![]() Quiver |
Molida Island or Mercay Island |
Purchased at Molida's Store or Mercay Island Shop for 1,000 Rupees after completing the Temple of Courage. | 50 Arrows |
Spirit Tracks | |||
![]() Quiver |
Fire Temple | Obtained with the Bow. | 20 Arrows |
![]() Quiver |
Goron Village | Purchased at the Goron Country Store for 2,000 Rupees after completing the Fire Temple. | 30 Arrows |
![]() Quiver |
Pirate Hideout | Obtained by scoring between 3,000 and 4,000 point at the minigame. | 50 Arrows |
Skyward Sword | |||
![]() Small Quiver |
Skyloft Bazaar | Purchased from the Gear Shop for 150 Rupees. | 5 extra Arrows |
![]() Small Quiver |
The Sky | Obtained from a Goddess's Treasure Chest in the Thunderhead. | 5 extra Arrows |
![]() Medium Quiver |
Skyloft Bazaar | Obtained by upgrading the Quiver at the Scrap Shop. | 10 extra Arrows |
![]() Large Quiver |
Skyloft Bazaar | Obtained by upgrading the Medium Quiver at the Scrap Shop. | 15 extra Arrows |
Nomenclature
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Language | Name | Meaning | |
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French | Carquois | Quiver |
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German | Köcher | Quiver |
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Italian | Faretra | Quiver |
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Spanish | Carcaj | Quiver |
Gallery
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia (Dark Horse Books) pg. 135 (OoT | MM | TWW | TP | PH | ST)
- ↑ "Oh, the quiver? Yes, it's 600 Rupees! It holds many arrows, as you can see." — Stockwell (The Minish Cap)
- ↑ Creating a Champion pg. 175
- ↑ Encyclopedia (Dark Horse Books) pg. 139 (SS)
- ↑ "You upgraded your quiver to a Big Quiver! Now you can carry more arrows-40 in total!" — N/A (Ocarina of Time)
- ↑ "That's a Small Quiver. With this in your pouch, you can carry five more arrows!" — N/A (Skyward Sword)
- ↑ "You upgraded to the Medium Quiver! With this, you can carry 10 extra arrows. Carry it with you when you're using the bow." — N/A (Skyward Sword)
- ↑ "Then I will increase your carrying ability so you can carry [#] Arrows at maximum. This is just a small happiness I can give to you." — Venus (A Link to the Past)
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