All Rupee Wallet Upgrade Locations in Zelda: Ocarina of Time

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Upgrading your rupee wallet in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake lets you carry up to five times its starting capacity. With prices rising across Hyrule, the extra space comes in handy when saving for purchases, including abilities offered by the Great Fairies.

You can collect rupees early on by cutting grass and defeating enemies, but anything you find after reaching your wallet’s limit has to be left behind. Two upgrades give Link more room to hold his hard-earned money.

All rupee wallet upgrade locations in Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Link starts with enough space for 200 rupees. The Adult’s Wallet raises that limit to 500, while the Giant’s Wallet increases it to 1,000.

Map showing the Cursed Rich Man’s location in Kakariko Village
Graphic: Paulo Kawanishi/Polygon | Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo

Both upgrades come from the Cursed Rich Man, who lives in a house on the southeast side of Kakariko Village. To earn them, you’ll need to collect Gold Skulltula tokens and help break his family’s curse.

Adult’s Wallet

Collect 10 Gold Skulltula tokens by defeating the golden spiders found throughout Hyrule. Then return to the Cursed Rich Man in Kakariko Village. After the curse is lifted from one of his sons, you’ll receive the Adult’s Wallet, increasing your capacity to 500 rupees.

Link speaking with the Cursed Rich Man
Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

Giant’s Wallet

Once you’ve collected 30 Gold Skulltula tokens in total, speak to the Cursed Rich Man again to claim the Giant’s Wallet. This upgrade adds another 500 rupees of capacity, allowing Link to carry up to 1,000 rupees.

With the largest wallet in hand, you can spend more time gathering rupees without worrying about hitting the limit. You can also continue hunting Gold Skulltulas: collecting all 100 earns you unlimited gold rupees.


The Ocarina of Time remake differs from the original in several ways. For help with the adventure, look for dungeon walkthroughs covering everything from the Deku Tree to Ganondorf’s Castle, as well as guides to finding Richard the dog and the missing Cuccos.

Completionists can also track down every Piece of Heart and Gold Skulltula token, along with every location where a Magic Bean can be planted.

 

Source: Polygon

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