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+ | |name = Tingle Bottle |
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| − | |title = Diabolical Cubus Sisters |
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| + | |game = {{TWWHD}} |
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| − | |game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'' |
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| − | |era = [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Great Voyage|Era of the Great Voyage]] |
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| − | |dungeon = [[Ghost Ship#Phantom Hourglass|Ghost Ship]] |
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| + | |uses = Sends messages to other players via [[Miiverse]] |
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| − | |reward = [[Ghost Key]] |
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| − | |weakness = Energy balls |
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| + | The '''Tingle Bottle''' is an item exclusive to {{TWWHD}}. |
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| − | The '''Diabolical Cubus Sisters''' are the fourth [[boss]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''. They are fought on top of the [[Ghost Ship#Phantom Hourglass|Ghost Ship]]. |
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| + | ==Location and Uses== |
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| − | Throughout the dungeon, [[Link]] rescues four sisters from the ship, eventually reuniting all of them. They agree to thank [[Link]], and bring him to the top of the ship, where they reveal themselves to be ghostly monsters: the Four Cubus Sisters. |
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| + | The Tingle Bottle replaces the [[Tingle Tuner]] from the original {{TWW}}.<ref>{{cite web |quote=As it turns out, [the Tingle Bottle] will be replacing the old Tingle Tuner. |author= Reece |published= 2013-06-12 |accessdate=2013-06-12 |url= http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/11/e3-2013-zelda-wind-waker-hd-release-window-announced/|title= The Wind Waker HD will not use the 3DS for the Tingle Tuner|site= Zelda Universe}}</ref> It is a green bottle shaped like [[Tingle]]'s head, with the cork resembling the [[Tingle Balloon]]. Like the Tingle Tuner, it is given to Link by Tingle for releasing him from the [[Town Jail|Windfall Island jail]]. |
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| + | The Bottle is used to send messages to other players of {{TWWHD}}. Messages and screenshots are inserted into the bottle and it is thrown until it disappears. A random player then receives the message in a bottle via [[Miiverse]].<ref>{{cite web |quote=The one new feature that Nintendo was willing to tout is a new Tingle focused item called the "Tingle Bottle". The gamepad can be used to create Miiverse posts. Put the post in the bottle, throw it in the ocean, and it will show up randomly in another person's game. Bottle's [sic] will show up in your game as well. You can stuff in-game screenshots in bottles too. |published= 2013-06-11 |accessdate=2013-06-12 |url= http://www.destructoid.com/wind-waker-hd-is-1080p-has-new-tingle-bottle-features-256005.phtml|title= Wind Waker HD is 1080p, has new 'Tingle Bottle' features|site= Destructoid}}</ref> |
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| − | ==Strategy== |
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| − | Three will shoot laser beams down at Link, while the other will send down an energy ball. In a game of [[Dead Man's Volley]] reminiscient of [[Phantom Ganon]], Link must hit the energy ball back at the Cubus Sister. Once the first is gone, the remaining three will hit the energy ball between themselves to disorient Link. Once only one remains, it will also send out two fake energy balls that will harm Link if he hits them. The fake ones look different from the real energy ball, so Link will be able the see the real energy ball easily. Once defeated, a [[Heart Container]] is obtained, and Link gains a key to a secret room of the Ghost Ship. |
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| + | If used on land, the Tingle Bottle will simply bounce around before disappearing. When thrown on water, the Tingle Bottle will float momentarily before disappearing and if a Tingle Bottle is thrown into lava or magma, the Tingle Bottle will disappear immediately. Tingle Bottles typically appear in bodies of water, but they may also appear in select places on land, such as underneath a Tree. When a Tingle Bottle is obtained, a small icon appears below Link's [[Heart]] gauge with a number signifying how many messages that the young hero has on Miiverse. These messages can be checked from the inventory's "Bottles" screen. The maximum amount of Tingle Bottles that can be displayed is 11, though Link may still find and collect Tingle Bottles regardless. |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| − | *The Cubus Sisters' name references the [[Poe Sisters]] of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', who share a Poe-like appearance, relativity, and four siblings with their precendents. |
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| − | *The Cubus Sisters strongly resemble the [[Poe]]s seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', especially their multi-colored cloaks and masks. It's possible that they are Poes, though they lack lanterns. |
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| − | *The name "Cubus" may branch off of the last five letters of the word "[[Wikipedia:succubus|Succubus]]", which refers to a female demon which seduces men in order to steal their life force. |
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| − | *When talking to the third Cubus Sister about the two treasure chests in the basement of the Ghost Ship, she will ask Link if he knows his left and right. If he says no, she will say that the left is the one that is not right. When she says "left", it is in bold text, "right" is not, an indication that the right chest is the correct choice. |
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==Gallery== |
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+ | File:Tingle Bottle.png|Link obtaining the Tingle Bottle |
| + | File:TWWHD Tingle Bottle Tree.png|A Tingle Bottle underneath a Tree on [[Dragon Roost Island]] |
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| − | File:Cubus Yellow.png|Yellow Cubus Sister in human form |
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| − | File:Cubus Purple.png|Purple Cubus Sister in human form |
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| − | File:Cubus Red.png|Red Cubus Sister in human form |
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| − | File:Cubas.png|The Cubus Sisters |
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| − | File:Cubus Battle.png|The attack strategy of the Cubus Sisters upon the Ghost Ship |
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| − | |ja= {{Japanese|地獄四姉妹 キュバス|Jigoku Yon Shimai Kyubasu||3}} |
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| − | |jaM= Hellish Four Cubus Sisters |
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| − | |es= Hermanas diabólicas Cubus |
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| − | |esM= Diabolical Cubus Sisters |
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| − | |fr= Les quatre sɶurs Cubus |
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| − | |frM= The four Cubus Sisters |
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| − | |de= {{de|Kubus-Schwestern|Diabolische Kubus-Schwestern}} |
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| − | |deM= Diabolical Kubus-Sisters |
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| − | |it= Cubus, sorelle diaboliche |
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| − | |itM= Cubus, Diabolical Sisters |
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Revision as of 19:57, 23 April 2014
[[File:File:Tingle Bottle Art.png.png|20x20px]] [[|]] The Tingle Bottle is an item exclusive to The Wind Waker HD.
Location and Uses
The Tingle Bottle replaces the Tingle Tuner from the original The Wind Waker.[1] It is a green bottle shaped like Tingle's head, with the cork resembling the Tingle Balloon. Like the Tingle Tuner, it is given to Link by Tingle for releasing him from the Windfall Island jail.
The Bottle is used to send messages to other players of The Wind Waker HD. Messages and screenshots are inserted into the bottle and it is thrown until it disappears. A random player then receives the message in a bottle via Miiverse.[2]
If used on land, the Tingle Bottle will simply bounce around before disappearing. When thrown on water, the Tingle Bottle will float momentarily before disappearing and if a Tingle Bottle is thrown into lava or magma, the Tingle Bottle will disappear immediately. Tingle Bottles typically appear in bodies of water, but they may also appear in select places on land, such as underneath a Tree. When a Tingle Bottle is obtained, a small icon appears below Link's Heart gauge with a number signifying how many messages that the young hero has on Miiverse. These messages can be checked from the inventory's "Bottles" screen. The maximum amount of Tingle Bottles that can be displayed is 11, though Link may still find and collect Tingle Bottles regardless.
Gallery
Link obtaining the Tingle Bottle
A Tingle Bottle underneath a Tree on Dragon Roost Island
