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All Big Poe locations in Zelda Ocarina of Time

Big Poes are ghosts that you can collect and sell in Ocarina of Time. Here's where to find them and every reward you'll receive for turning them in.

All Big Poe locations in Zelda Ocarina of Time

In The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, Big Poes are large ghosts found throughout Hyrule Field. These elusive ghosts can be stored in bottles and sold to the Poe Collector in Hyrule Castle Town for 30 rupees each. Collecting all 10 Big Poes yields a significant amount of rupees, but they can be challenging to locate due to their scattered placement.

To find them, players must have Epona as their horse, the Fairy Bow from the Forest Temple, and a collection of empty bottles. Once these items are gathered, players should search Hyrule Field for purple lanterns on trees, fences, and walls. By jumping over the obstacles where lanterns are found, a Big Poe will appear, which can then be captured using an arrow or Light Arrow.

The game's map marks the locations of the 10 Big Poes. After collecting five and 10 Big Poes, players should visit the Poe Collector in the old guard room of Hyrule Castle Town to claim their reward. The game's remake offers additional guides for dungeon walkthroughs and other aspects of the game for those aiming for 100% completion, including locations for Heart Pieces, Gold Skulltula tokens, and Magic Beans.

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