Courage Gem #11

Location: Uncharted Island

How To Find: To find this island, go to the Northwestern Sea and sail around

the eastern parts of it until you find it. Solve the riddle on the

island and enter the cave, then look around in the first room and

use the Grappling Hook to reach the chest across from you.

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Courage Gem #12

Location: Goron Island

How To Find: Go to the Goron that wanted you to kill the Yellow ChuChus. Near

him is a raised plateau with a boulder. Stand next to the Goron

and use the Grappling Hook on the boulder to reach a chest.

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Courage Gem #13

Location: Dee Ess Island

How To Find: Go to the northern end of the island, then jump down to the pit.

Defeat the enemies to make a chest appear.

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Courage Gem #14

Location: Dee Ess Island

How To Find: On the Touch Screen of the Nintendo DS (on the map, that is), use

the Shovel and dig around the southwestern corner to dig it up.

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Courage Gem #15

Location: Isle of the Dead

How To Find: In the hidden Rupoor area (see the Walkthrough), you’ll find this

one in one of the four chests at the end of the room.

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Courage Gem #16

Location: Isle of Ruins

How To Find: After draining the water of the island, go to the eastern side of

the island. You should locate a chest.

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Courage Gem #17

Location: Mutoh’s Temple

How To Find: In the room where you have to use the Hammer to smash the switches

on each side, do so and let the second moving block carry you

south. Get onto the platform it takes you to and go southwest to

find a chest.

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Courage Gem #18

Location: The Sea

How To Find: You must get ambushed by a pirate ship, but not Jolene. Just sail

towards the ship to get ambushed. Defeat the enemies that appear

in the engine room and you’ll get the gem from Linebeck.

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Courage Gem #19

Location: Masked Ship

How To Find: Change your internal DS clock so that it is between 10:00PM and

12:00AM on weekdays, or 10:00AM to 12:00PM on weekends. Then, you

will find Beedle wearing a golden helmet around one of the areas

of the sea. Board his ship and buy the Courage Gem he sells.

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Courage Gem #20

Location: Any Island

How To Find: After finishing the Goron Temple, you will get a letter from

Gongoron a day after according to your DS clock. He will give you

the last Courage Gem.

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XII. Multiplayer

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In this section, I will explain all of the aspects of multiplayer. First,

select your file and choose "Battle". Then, a list of options will come up. The

top screen shows your stats, such as your win/loss ratio, your Battle Points,

and more. The Touch Screen has a few options, which are: Multiplayer, Nintendo

WFC, DS Download Play, How to Play, Change Name, Friend Roster, and Big Plays.

The "Multiplayer" option allows you to play with a friend of yours, but that

person _must_ have the cartridge to play. "Nintendo WFC" allows you to connect

to Wi-Fi, where you can play with people from across the world. "DS Download

Play" lets you and your friend play even if said friend doesn’t have the game.

"How to Play" gives you a tutorial on how to play the multiplayer mode.

"Change Name" is self-explanatory. It allows you to change your name for Wi-Fi,

but not for your actual file. "Friend Roster" allows you to add a friend, check

your Friends List, and check your own Friend Code. Finally, "Big Plays" gives

you a list of all of the Big Plays you’ve won, which I’ll explain later. When

you connect to Wi-Fi, the below options will appear:

"VS. Friend"

Description: Allows you to search for someone on your Friends List to battle

with. This person must also be using the same option in order for

you to find each other and battle.

"VS. Rival (North America)"

Description: Allows you to search for an opponent in North America, but only

one with a record like yours.

"VS. Rival (Worldwide)"

Description: Allows you to search for an opponent worldwide, but only one with

a record like yours.

"VS. Anyone (North America)"

Description: Allows you to search for an opponent worldwide with a record of

any kind.

"VS. Anyone (Worldwide)"

Description: Allows you to search for an opponent in North America with a

record of any kind.

Select any of these options to begin your match against an opponent. When you

find an opponent, the game begins. There are eight stages, and either you or

the opponent will be given the option to select a stage. Once a stage has been

chosen, you’ll play on that stage. There’s a red base and a blue base, and your

color determines what base you’ll have. Your objective is to take Force Gems,

big and small, to your base and score points as Link. I won’t go totally

in-depth about all of this, because you can find a Multiplayer FAQ on GameFAQs

anyway. You get to play as Link and three Phantoms. You and your opponent

switch between the characters every round. As Link, you have to move on the

Touch Screen and avoid the Phantoms. Once you put a Force Gem in your base as

Link, that Force Gem changes to your color.

Then, you earn points for it. There are small, medium, and large-sized gems.

The smallest ones are worth 1 point, the medium ones are worth 5 points, and

the biggest ones are worth a whopping 15 points. If a Phantom hits you, then

you lose that round and you play as the Phantoms while the opponent plays as

Link. As Link, the only way you can see where the Phantoms are on the map is by

having a Force Gem in your hand. As the Phantoms, you have to draw a path for

them to take (you have to do it for all three of them). You can see Link on the

map at all times unless he’s in a safe zone , and you must chase him down. If a

Phantom walks up to Link, it will hit him automatically. Link and Phantoms can

also collect powerups that will randomly appear throughout a stage.

You can destroy an opponent’s powerup by walking onto it. The powerups do

different things, and they’ll really help you in your match, so be sure to

collect them. Once three rounds as both characters for both players are over,

the match ends. The person that has the most points at the end of the match

wins, and the winner gets Battle Points added to his or her score. If you did

any Big Plays during the match, those also get added to your score.

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Big Plays

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These are very useful, and many people that play Wi-Fi try to get them. These

are basically certain tasks you must perform during a multiplayer match, and

once you get four Big Plays, you can go to Eddo’s apprentice in Adventure Mode

on Cannon Island. He will give you a Golden Ship Part, and Big Plays are

probably the easiest way to earn them. He gives you a new one each time when

you get four new Big Plays done. However, there are only 16 Big Plays, meaning

that you cannot get all of the Golden Ship Parts this way, but only half of

them. The other parts can only be gotten randomly in Adventure Mode, from

chests in the sea and such. With that said, here is the list of Big Plays. You

must do the specified task and win the match to get the Big Play.

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No Items

Description: Do not collect any powerups. You can still destroy the opponent’s

items and still get the Big Play, however.

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No Dribble

Description: Win the match without dropping your Force Gems. You can drop them

in bases and safe zones, though.

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Limit

Description: When playing as the Phantoms, you must hit Link during the last

twenty seconds of the round twice.

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Solo

Description: On your first turn as the Phantoms, hit Link with one Phantom

only.

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Break

Description: To get this one, you must successfully destroy ten of the

opponent’s items.

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Take

Description: This one is the exact opposite of the previous one. Collect ten

powerups to get it.

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Perfect Master

Description: Do the "Perfect" and "Limit" tasks in the same match.

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Quick

Description: As the Phantoms, hit Link before twenty seconds is up twice.

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Miracle

Description: You must win the match having only one point to get this one.

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Get Everything

Description: Put every Force Gem in your base and win the match successfully.

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Guardian

Description: Win the match and prevent the opponent from getting any points.

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Perfect

Description: Do the "Get Everything" and "Guardian" tasks in the same match.

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No Miss

Description: Avoid getting hit for the entire match while playing as Link.

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Guard King

Description: Make sure you hit Link once every round as the Phantoms.

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Master

Description: Do the "Master" and "Guardian" tasks in the same match.

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Battle Master

Description: Do the "Limit" and "Master" tasks in the same match.

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Trading Items

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Yes, there is a way to trade things with someone else in Phantom Hourglass.

First, go to Mercay Island. On your way to the Temple of the Ocean King, you

should come to a cracked wall. Place a bomb there to blow it up, then enter the

cave. Inside, follow the path across the ledges, then shoot the eye on the wall

on the last ledge. This makes a bridge extend. Cross it and defeat the monster

there, then exit the cave. Back outside, follow the path and head up the steps,

then go left. Shoot the eye on the wall to make a strange statue appear. Hit it

and then tap it, then move it so that it faces the Temple of the Ocean King. Go

to where the light is and place a bomb directly by it to blow up the wall. Go

through and make your way out the cave to the other side.

Talk to the man here, which is Freedle. After he talks about his magic boxes,

press the switch nearby to extend a bridge as a shortcut for getting here. Now

you can place up to three things in the boxes, and once the person you want to

trade with does the same, you’ll have to battle with him/her. After the battle,

whether you win or lose, you will both get the traded items. That about covers

up the Multiplayer mode. And please, don’t email me asking me for my Friend

Code or asking me to trade you a Golden Ship Part. =P

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XIII. Mini-Games

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In this section, I will list all of the mini-games in the game, along with info

about how to play them and such.

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Cannon Game

Location: Bannan Island

Price To Play: 20 Rupees

Reward(s): Green or Blue Rupee (0-1499 Points), Green, Blue, or Red Rupee

(1500-1999 Points), Big Green or Red Rupee (2000-2499 Points), Bomb

Bag (once only), Big Green Rupee or Ship Part (2500+ Points)

How To Find: Once you have the bombs, go to Bannan Island and enter the cave on

it. Inside, head north and blast away the wall with a bomb, then

follow the path out to the other side of the island, where you’ll

find Salvatore. He will let you play the Cannon Game.

How To Play: Your objective in this game is to shoot the red and blue targets

scattered throughout the course. Linebeck controls the ship

automatically, so your objective is just to shoot. The red targets

are worth 20 points, but you can shoot them over and over. The

blue ones are worth 100, but get destroyed after one shot. Keep

shooting as much as possible and turn around often; don’t miss any

targets! If you get 2500 points or more, you get a Bomb Bag

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Shooting Gallery

Location: Molida Island

Price To Play: 20 Rupees

Reward(s): Treasure (1300-1699 Points), Quiver (once only), Ship Part

(1700-1999 Points), Heart Container (once only), Ship Part (2000+

Points)

How To Find: After you get the bow, return to Molida Island and enter Romano’s

hut. He has set up a shooting gallery that you can play for a fee

of 20 Rupees.

How To Play: Many people hate this mini-game to the fullest, due to the way the

game makes you aim. On the top screen are wooden targets that will

flip over, where you can shoot them. You have unlimited arrows,

and you must shoot the Ghost targets _only_. Shoot many of them in

a row to score up to 50 points max, per one you hit. If you hit a

Girl target, you lose 50 points. The reason people hate this game

so much is because you pretty much HAVE to get every single Ghost

target, and no Girl targets in order to get the biggest prize,

which is the Heart Container.

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Goron Game

Location: Dee Ess Island

Price To Play: 50 Rupees

Reward(s): Blue or Red Rupee (45+ seconds), Blue, Red, Big Green Rupee (45-36

seconds), Bombchu Bag (once only), Ship Part, Treasure, Big Red

Rupee (35 seconds)

How To Find: Before you can play this game, the Temple of Ice must be finished.

Once you’ve beaten it, go to the Southeastern Sea and sail all the

way south, and slightly east of the rocks on the left side of the

map. You’ll find an island that looks like a ruined Nintendo DS.

Dock there and jump down where you’ll find a Goron. Talk to him,

and you can play the game for 50 Rupees.

How To Play: This game is played with Gongoron only. Your objective is to roll

through the course and break the blue gems. There are also Rupees

scattered throughout the course. Look on the map to see which ones

you’re missing, and look on the left side of the screen to see how

many gems you have remaining. Roll onto the arrows to get a boost

of speed, allowing you to break gems faster. After you break all

of the gems, the blue door at the end of the course will drop down

and act as a bridge. Roll down this door to reach the goal.

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Digging Game

Location: Harrow Island

Price To Play: 50 Rupees

Reward(s): Rupees, Treasure Map (x4)

How To Find: Sail to the Southeastern Sea, then look on the map. Sail slightly

north of the formation of three rocks to find a hidden island.

This is Harrow Island. Dock there and hit the gossip stone ahead.

It’ll let you play a digging game for 50 Rupees.

How To Play: After paying the fee, a wind gust will appear. Ride it up to a

wide area where you must dig. You are to dig up ten treasures

before the game ends. Digging up no treasure, but just dirt, does

not count. When you find something, your shovel will hit the

treasure. You will either find some Rupees or Rupoor. I’ve found

10 and 50 Rupoor, but I’m not sure if that’s as high and low as it

gets. Sometimes when digging, you will discover a strange voice.

This is Lucky Lee, and for 50 Rupees he will ask if you’d open a

big or small chest. Take your pick. Depending on your choice, the

creature will give you a certain amount of Rupees. You can also

find up to four Treasure Maps.

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The Maze Game

Location: Maze Island

Price To Play: Varies with Difficulty

Reward(s): Wisdom Gem (Beginner), Treasure Map (Normal), Heart Container

(Expert)

How To Find: Go to the Northeastern Sea, and set a course north and a little

west from the Isle of the Dead. You will find a hidden island,

which is Maze Island. Hit the gossip stone and you will be able to

start the game. You have to go from the easiest to the hardest

difficulty.

How To Play: Once you pay up, step on the switch to open the door and start the

game. Your objective is to go around and hit the gossip stones,

while going through the maze. Each difficulty gets harder, and it

is kinda hard for me to explain what to do in words. That, and I

haven’t had much experience with this mini-game. There are maps

available for all three difficulties at GameFAQs. At the end of

the maze, you get to choose your prize. Good luck!

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XIV. Fishing

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In this section, I will explain all about fishing. You must first get the

Fishing Rod before you can fish (obviously). Start by going to Bannan Island at

the Northwestern Sea, but make sure you have the Boomerang. Enter the only

house on the island and speak with the Old Wayfarer. After his boring speech

about romance, go outside and wipe out every single monster on the island.

After that, look around all of the water until you spot a mermaid. If you get

too close to her, she’ll move to a different location of the water. Stand a

distance away from her and throw the Boomerang at her head. You’ll hit her,

then she’ll scold you. Apologize to her, and she’ll go pay the Old Wayfarer a

visit. Go to his house and talk to him again.

Now go back to your ship and talk to Linebeck. He will say that she talked to

him for a few moments, then ran off. Go back to the Old Wayfarer’s home and the

mermaid will be in the pool. Speak with the Old Wayfarer and he’ll give you his

Fishing Rod, which can only be used out at sea. While out at sea, tap the Menu

icon and select "Fish". This can only be done when you’re over the shadow of a

fish on the map or near a fish shadow, however. Once you select the Fish icon,

Link will cast his rod into the water, and Link will be on the Touch Screen

while the line and the ocean will be on the top screen. Linebeck will explain

how to fish, although not very well. You have to pull down on the stylus to

pull the rod back, and you have to make circles on the Touch Screen to reel in.

When the fish hooks the line, letters saying "PULL!" on the top screen will

appear. Pull back on the rod when this happens to hook the fish, then you have

to draw circles on the Touch Screen to reel the fish in one yard. You’ll have

to pull back on the rod to keep the fish in line, too. On the left side of the

screen (the top screen, that is) is the tension meter. Don’t let it get all the

way down to red or you’ll lose the fish. Sometimes the fish might jump out of

the water, then the words "LET GO!" will appear on the top screen. Take the

stylus off of the screen entirely if this happens, then when the fish gets back

in the water, continue reeling in. After you catch a Skippyjack, go back to the

Old Wayfarer and then go catch a Toona.

Once you catch the Toona, return to the Old Wayfarer again and your next target

will be the Loovar. After you catch all three of those fish, visit the Old

Wayfarer once more and he’ll give you the Big Catch Lure. Now you can catch the

last three fish, but they’re harder to catch and they’re much bigger. Once you

catch the Rusty Swordfish, take it to the Old Wayfarer to get a Ship Part.

Catch the Neptoona he mentions to you, then take it to him and he’ll give you a

Heart Container. Finally, catch the Stowfish and take it to him to get another

Ship Part. Here’s a list of the six types of fish in the game.

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Fish

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Skippyjack

Description: These are the most common types of fish you will find. They’re

really small, and do not look too tasty.

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Toona

Description: A little bit bigger than the Skippyjack and other fish. These are

also common among the open seas.

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Loovar

Description: The most rare fish of the basic three. The Loovar is very hard to

find, and you may even have to catch thirty or so fish before you

finally find it. Good luck, and don’t give up!

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Rusty Swordfish

Description: This is the first of the advanced three fish. You can’t catch it,

along with any of the last three fish, until you get the Big Catch

Lure from the Old Wayfarer. This, like all other swordfish, has a

sword-like pointy nose.

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Neptoona

Description: Good luck finding this one. After getting the Big Catch Lure, you

can find it, and it’s probably just as rare as the Loovar. It’s a

big one, too, and resembles a whale.

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Stowfish

Description: Another rare fish. The Stowfish can hook onto other fish, so it

might look a little bit bigger than it really is when you find it.

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XV. Secrets

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In this section, I will list all of the secrets I know in the game. If you know

of any other secrets (I mean true secrets, not stuff that’s already covered in

other sections of the guide), please feel free to email me and I will add it as

soon as I can, giving you full credit for your submission. Thanks!

Secret #1 - Unlimited Rupees

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On Goron Island, make your way to the chief (Biggoron)’s house. On the way

there, look to the left as you’re going up the path. You should see a cracked

part of the ground. Dig there with the Shovel to uncover a Red Rupee. Get it

and enter the chief’s house, then exit it and get the Red Rupee again. It might

be a little slow, but you can repeat this as many times as you desire.

Secret #2 - Quick Rupees

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You can get Rupees slightly fast using this method, but it is not by any means

the fastest way. Randomly while traveling at sea, a squid enemy known as the

Biri might appear. These are completely harmless, and they float near your ship

and eventually float into the water. Shoot these with your cannon to send them

back up a bit and gain one Rupee. Shoot it as many times as you can to keep

getting in cash, and eventually it will split. You can then attack both of them

and get Rupees even faster, and if you keep it up, eventually they’ll split

into a third one! See how many you can get before reaching your destination.

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XVI. Frequently Asked Questions

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In this section, I will list the most commonly asked questions regarding this

game. Before emailing me with a question, please refer to this very section

first, and see if your question is already answered! Thank you.

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Q: I need tips for the archery game! How do I get 2000 points?

A: I’ve never gotten it myself, but I haven’t had much experience with the

mini-game either. All I can tell you is to keep at it, and you’re bound to

get it eventually. Keep your cool and avoid all of the Girl targets as good

as you can. Good luck!

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Q: How do I find [insert gem here]?

A: Check the Gem Locations section.

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Q: Are there any fairies you can bottle up in this game?

A: No. However, there are Purple Potions which can be bought in shops or found

in chests. Those restore eight hearts when you die, so they’re basically

just like fairies in this game.

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Q: Where do I get capacity upgrades?

A: Check the Equipment Upgrades section.

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Q: How do I solve the riddle on the Uncharted Island?

A: It’s already in the walkthrough, but you have to do as Linebeck suggests and

run around the edges of the island, drawing a path as you go along. It will

end up resembling a whale, and I’m sure you can figure it out from there.