Ocarina of Time Remake 100% Checklist: Every Collectible
Every collectible count for the Switch 2 Ocarina of Time on one page, with tick-off tables: 100 Gold Skulltulas split across 31 areas, 36 Heart Pieces, five bottles, six Great Fairies, twelve songs, the capacity upgrades, the masks and the three Hall of Fallen Foes gauntlets. Each total is sourced, and the gaps are marked.
Ocarina of Time on Switch 2 does not give you a single completion percentage, and no source I found says it does. What it gives you is a pile of separate counts: tokens, Heart Pieces, bottles, fountains, songs, bag sizes, masks and boss gauntlets. Most of those counts are the same as in 1998. Several are not, and the ones that changed are exactly the ones an old checklist gets wrong.
This page puts every count in one place, with a tick-off column, and links to the post that covers each one in detail. I have not played the remake. The totals come from Zelda Wiki, from Nintendo's own pages, and from two independent remake guides, Game8 and Nintendo Life. A guide-site number goes in only where both guides agree or a primary source backs it; where they disagree, I say so. What this page adds that our other remake posts do not is the Gold Skulltula split by area, the capacity upgrades, the equipment list, the mask list and the gauntlets, all checked against the Switch 2 version.
That is the remake's Collection screen at the start of a file, from Zelda Wiki. The in-game text on the Kokiri Wallet already gives you one of the changed numbers: it holds 200 Rupees, not 99.
The totals on one page
| ☐ | Collectible | Switch 2 total | Source | Detailed post |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Gold Skulltula Tokens | 100 | Game8 and Nintendo Life | Gold Skulltula guide (N64) |
| ☐ | Pieces of Heart | 36 (20 hearts max) | Game8 and Nintendo Life | Remake Heart Pieces |
| ☐ | Empty Bottles | 5 (one more than N64) | Zelda Wiki, Nintendo Life | Remake collectibles changes |
| ☐ | Big Poes | 10 (5 for the bottle) | Zelda Wiki | Remake collectibles changes |
| ☐ | Great Fairy Fountains | 6 | Zelda Wiki, Nintendo Life | Remake shop prices |
| ☐ | Songs | 12, plus the Scarecrow Song | Zelda Wiki, Game8 | Remake ocarina controls |
| ☐ | Capacity upgrades | 12 (two each for six bags and wallets) | Zelda Wiki, Game8 | Below |
| ☐ | Echo Gem | 1 (20 tokens) | Zelda Wiki, Game8, Nintendo Life | Remake collectibles changes |
| ☐ | Happy Mask Shop masks | 8 | Nintendo Life, Game8 | Mask trading guide (N64) |
| ☐ | amiibo masks | 2, from amiibo releasing in 2027 | Nintendo, Zelda Wiki | Below |
| ☐ | Hall of Fallen Foes gauntlets | 3 | Zelda Wiki, Game8 | Hall of Fallen Foes guide |
The capacity-upgrade count is my arithmetic: Zelda Wiki and Game8 each list two upgrades for the Deku-Stick Bag, Deku-Nut Bag, Deku-Seed Bag, Bomb Bag, Quiver and Wallet.
What the game tracks for you
You do not have to keep all of this on paper. Three things in the remake keep count:
- The in-game map. Zelda Wiki's remake page says the map now shows the status of collectibles in every area.
- The Collection screen. The Quest Status screen of the original is now split into a Collection menu and a Key Items menu, per Zelda Wiki. Heart Pieces, the Great Fairy gifts, the Deku bags and the wallet all show here.
- ZELDA NOTES. Nintendo Japan's ZELDA NOTES page says the phone app's live map helps you find treasure chests and Gold Skulltulas (it can hide the ones you have not found yet, to avoid spoilers), and shows a completion rate for each area, which Nintendo invites you to take to 100%. Our ZELDA NOTES guide covers setup.
Nintendo does not say which collectible types the per-area completion rate counts, so do not treat 100% on every area as proof you have everything on this page.
Gold Skulltulas: 100 across 31 areas
Both remake guides give a total of 100, the same as the N64 original. More useful for a cleanup run is where they are. I counted each guide's list by area, and the two agree on every area's count below, which is why I am comfortable publishing it. Area names follow the remake's own renames from Zelda Wiki's localization list (Great Deku Tree, Dodongo Cavern, Zora Domain, Mirage Desert and so on).
Overworld (56)
| ☐ | Area | Gold Skulltulas |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Kokiri Forest | 3 |
| ☐ | Lost Woods | 3 |
| ☐ | Sacred Grove | 1 |
| ☐ | Hyrule Field | 3 |
| ☐ | Hyrule Castle Town and Hyrule Castle | 3 |
| ☐ | Ganondorf's Castle grounds | 1 |
| ☐ | Lon Lon Ranch | 3 |
| ☐ | Kakariko Village | 6 |
| ☐ | Kakariko Graveyard | 2 |
| ☐ | Death Mountain Trail | 4 |
| ☐ | Goron City | 2 |
| ☐ | Death Mountain Crater | 2 |
| ☐ | Zora River | 4 |
| ☐ | Zora Domain | 1 |
| ☐ | Zora Fountain | 3 |
| ☐ | Lake Hylia, including 1 in the Lakeside Laboratory | 5 |
| ☐ | Gerudo Valley | 4 |
| ☐ | Gerudo Fortress | 2 |
| ☐ | Mirage Desert | 1 |
| ☐ | Evil Desert Colossus | 3 |
Dungeons (44)
| ☐ | Dungeon | Gold Skulltulas |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Great Deku Tree | 4 |
| ☐ | Dodongo Cavern | 5 |
| ☐ | Lord Jabu-Jabu's Belly | 4 |
| ☐ | Forest Temple | 5 |
| ☐ | Fire Temple | 5 |
| ☐ | Ice Cavern | 3 |
| ☐ | Water Temple | 5 |
| ☐ | Bottom of the Well | 3 |
| ☐ | Shadow Temple | 5 |
| ☐ | Spirit Temple | 5 |
Nintendo Life files the Lakeside Laboratory token as its own area, which is how its list reaches 31 areas; Game8 folds it into Lake Hylia, and so do the tables above, which also put Castle Town and Hyrule Castle on one row. The Lake Hylia total is five either way. Game8 says some Gold Skulltulas moved from their N64 spots, but neither guide marks which, so I have not listed any as moved. Two things from Zelda Wiki make the hunt faster than on N64: the remake's Gold Skulltulas die in one hit, and hidden ones have tells (falling leaves from trees, rattling crates, golden webs over night-only spots by day).
The token rewards
| ☐ | Tokens | Reward on Switch 2 |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ | 10 | Adult's Wallet (500 Rupees) |
| ☐ | 20 | Echo Gem, which signals nearby Gold Skulltulas |
| ☐ | 30 | Giant's Wallet (1,000 Rupees) |
| ☐ | 40 | Bombchus, 20 of them |
| ☐ | 50 | Piece of Heart |
| ☐ | 100 | 200 Rupees, and you can come back for more |
Zelda Wiki's reward table for the House Covered in Cobwebs (the remake's name for the House of Skulltula) gives these rewards, and Game8's table matches. Game8 lists the 40-token Bombchus as 20 on Switch 2 against 10 on N64 and 3DS. For 100 tokens, Zelda Wiki lists a Gold Rupee worth 200 Rupees, and both Game8 and Nintendo Life list it as unlimited. Equip the Echo Gem as soon as you have it; it only works while equipped.
Heart Pieces: 36
The remake keeps 36 Pieces of Heart, and with the boss Heart Containers that takes you to 20 hearts, per Game8 and Nintendo Life. The count is the same as N64 but the list is not: two pieces moved, the Ice Cavern piece is missing from both remake lists, and Death Mountain Crater gained a 100-Rupee Business Scrub. All 36, by area, with the sources' disagreements, are in our remake Heart Pieces post. Heart Pieces are now picked up by pressing A, per Zelda Wiki.
Bottles: 5, and Big Poes: 10
| ☐ | Bottle | Where | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | 1 | Potion Shop, Hyrule Castle Town | New. Catch the escaped bug for the shopkeeper; Zelda Wiki says it comes holding a Red Potion |
| ☐ | 2 | Lon Lon Ranch | Find Talon's three Super Cuccos; comes with Lon Lon Milk |
| ☐ | 3 | Kakariko Village | Return the Cucco Lady's lost Cuccos |
| ☐ | 4 | Lake Hylia | Ruto's letter, from the lake bed with the Silver Scale; part of the main story |
| ☐ | 5 | Poe Collector, Hyrule Castle Town (adult) | Now 5 Big Poes, not 10 |
Zelda Wiki's Empty Bottle page and Nintendo Life's bottle guide both list these five. Nintendo Life adds that the Poe Collector bottle needs Epona and the Bow. The Big Poes still number 10: Zelda Wiki says selling all ten earns a Gold Rupee, and that their spots in Hyrule Field are now marked by bright purple lanterns. If you only sell five, the bottle is done but the Big Poe count is not.
Great Fairies: 6
| ☐ | Fountain | Gift | Donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Death Mountain Summit | Din's Fire | 25 Rupees |
| ☐ | Hyrule Castle | Gift of Improved Spin | 50 Rupees |
| ☐ | Zora Fountain | Farore's Wind | 100 Rupees |
| ☐ | Death Mountain Crater | Gift of Doubled Magic | 200 Rupees |
| ☐ | Evil Desert Colossus | Nayru's Love | 300 Rupees |
| ☐ | Ganondorf's Castle | Gift of Halved Damage | 500 Rupees |
Locations, gifts and donations are from Zelda Wiki's remake table; Nintendo Life's fountain guide gives the same six locations and gifts. That makes 1,175 Rupees in donations for all six. The first two are swapped from N64: Din's Fire moved to Death Mountain and the improved Spin Attack to Hyrule Castle. Zelda Wiki says that is because the improved Spin Attack no longer uses magic. Our remake shop prices post covers what else the Rupees go on.
Capacity upgrades
That is the Forest Stage in the Lost Woods, where two of the bag upgrades come from. The capacities below are the remake's in-game descriptions as quoted by Zelda Wiki, and Game8's upgrade list gives the same numbers.
| ☐ | Bag | Capacities | Where the two upgrades come from |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Deku-Stick Bag | 10 / 20 / 30 | Lost Woods Business Scrub (40 Rupees); wear the Skull Mask on the Forest Stage |
| ☐ | Deku-Nut Bag | 20 / 30 / 40 | Business Scrub in a Lost Woods grotto (40 Rupees); wear the Mask of Truth on the Forest Stage |
| ☐ | Deku-Seed Bag | 30 / 40 / 50 | Lost Woods target, three bullseyes in a row; Castle Town Shooting Gallery |
| ☐ | Bomb Bag | 20 / 30 / 40 | Stop the rolling Goron in Goron City with a Bomb; Bombchu Bowling prize |
| ☐ | Quiver | 30 / 40 / 50 | Kakariko Shooting Gallery (adult); Horseback Archery (adult) |
| ☐ | Wallet | 200 / 500 / 1,000 Rupees | 10 and 30 Gold Skulltula tokens |
Zelda Wiki marks the stick, nut and seed upgrades and the Goron City Bomb Bag as child jobs and both Quiver upgrades as adult ones; the wallets come from tokens at either age. Zelda Wiki says the two bag and Quiver upgrades can be done in either order; the wallets come in token order. One number is disputed: the Horseback Archery score for the Quiver. Zelda Wiki's Quiver page says 1,500 points, its Horseback Archery page says 1,400 (marked as needing a citation), and Game8 says 1,400. Aim for 1,500 and you are covered either way.
Equipment and Collection items
Names below are the remake's, checked against Zelda Wiki's item pages and Game8's remake item list. Zelda Wiki's rename list is where the changed ones come from.
| ☐ | Slot | Items |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Swords | Kokiri Sword, Master Sword, Giant's Knife, Biggoron Sword (was Biggoron's Sword) |
| ☐ | Shields | Deku Shield, Hylian Shield, Mirror Shield |
| ☐ | Clothing | Kokiri Tunic (child), Hero's Clothes (the adult green tunic), Goron Tunic, Zora Tunic |
| ☐ | Boots | Iron Boots, Hover Boots |
| ☐ | Other equipment | Echo Gem, Lenses of Truth (was the Lens of Truth) |
| ☐ | Strength | Goron Bracelet, Silver Gauntlets, Golden Gauntlets |
| ☐ | Scales | Silver Scale, Golden Scale |
| ☐ | Other | Fairy Ocarina, Ocarina of Time, Gerudo Pass (was the Gerudo Token) |
The Lenses of Truth take the accessory slot that masks use, so you cannot wear a mask and the Lenses at the same time, per Zelda Wiki. The Biggoron Sword still comes at the end of the adult trading sequence; our Biggoron Sword guide is the N64 route, and Zelda Wiki's rename list gives several of its items new names (among them the Odd Poultice, the Broken Goron Sword, the Specialty Eyedrops and the Biggoron Receipt).
Songs: 12
| ☐ | Song | ☐ | Song |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Zelda's Lullaby | ☐ | Minuet of the Forest |
| ☐ | Epona's Song | ☐ | Bolero of Fire |
| ☐ | Saria's Song | ☐ | Serenade of Water |
| ☐ | Sun's Song | ☐ | Nocturne of Shadow |
| ☐ | Song of Time | ☐ | Requiem of Spirit |
| ☐ | Song of Storms | ☐ | Prelude of Light |
The same twelve as the original, under the remake's names. The Scarecrow Song (the remake's name for Scarecrow's Song) is the thirteenth tune, the one you compose yourself. The Switch 2 button inputs for all twelve are in our remake ocarina controls post; where each one is learned is in our songs guide, which is written for N64 and 3DS.
Masks: 8, plus 2 from amiibo
| ☐ | Mask | How you get it |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Keaton Mask | Borrow from the Happy Mask Shop; sell to the Kakariko gate guard |
| ☐ | Skull Mask | Next borrow; sell to the Skull Kid in the Lost Woods |
| ☐ | Spooky Mask | Next borrow; sell to the boy in the Kakariko Graveyard |
| ☐ | Bunny Hood | Next borrow; sell to the Running Man in Hyrule Field |
| ☐ | Mask of Truth | Unlocked after the Bunny Hood sale |
| ☐ | Goron Mask | Unlocked with the Mask of Truth |
| ☐ | Zora Mask | Unlocked with the Mask of Truth |
| ☐ | Gerudo Mask | Unlocked with the Mask of Truth |
Nintendo Life's Happy Mask Shop guide gives the sale order and the four masks on the shop's right side; Game8's remake item list has the same eight masks. The quest opens once you show Zelda's Letter to the Kakariko guard. Two remake changes matter, both from Zelda Wiki: masks can now be worn as an adult, and the Mask of Truth also lets you read characters' thoughts.
The other two masks come from amiibo. Nintendo's store says the Young Link amiibo unlocks an in-game mask that evokes the original game's graphics, and Zelda Wiki says the same for Young Zelda. Nintendo lists both figures as releasing in 2027, so a full mask set is not possible yet.
Hall of Fallen Foes: 3 gauntlets
| ☐ | Statue | Gauntlet | Bosses |
|---|---|---|---|
| ☐ | Stone | Trial of the Spiritual Stones | Gohma, King Dodongo, Barinade |
| ☐ | Silver | Trial of the Five Sages | Phantom Ganon, Volvagia, Morpha, Bongo Bongo, Twinrova |
| ☐ | Gold | Trial of the Hero of Time | All eight above, then Ganondorf and Ganon |
Zelda Wiki and Game8 give the same three trials and line-ups. Zelda Wiki says clearing all three decorates the Hall with ornate green rugs and banners. It also says the Hall opens once you have awakened Saria as the Sage of the Forest. You enter by sleeping in a bed with a green blanket. Our Hall of Fallen Foes guide has the rest, and our remake boss guide has the fights.
What is not documented
- An overall completion percentage. I found no source saying the remake shows one. ZELDA NOTES gives per-area rates, and Nintendo does not say what they count.
- Which Gold Skulltulas moved. Game8 says some did; no source I found lists them.
- Counts for the new extras. Zelda Wiki describes Fairy Thoughts and Business Scrub Seeds, but no source gives a total for either.
- Where the basic Magic Meter comes from, now that the Death Mountain Summit fairy gives Din's Fire.
- The Horseback Archery thresholds. Besides the Quiver score above, Zelda Wiki gives 750 points for the Heart Piece (marked as needing a citation) while Game8 and Nintendo Life say 1,000.
- Whether anything is missable. I found no two sources that agree on a remake list.
Quick Action Checklist
- Track 100 Gold Skulltulas against the area table above; the Echo Gem at 20 tokens makes the rest easier.
- Collect 36 Heart Pieces for 20 hearts, using the remake list, not an N64 one.
- Get 5 bottles, including the new Potion Shop bottle in Castle Town.
- Sell the Poe Collector 5 Big Poes for the bottle and all 10 for the Gold Rupee.
- Budget 1,175 Rupees for all six Great Fairy donations.
- Finish 12 capacity upgrades; borrow the Skull Mask and the Mask of Truth for the two Forest Stage ones.
- Learn all 12 songs, plus the Scarecrow Song.
- Complete the Happy Mask Shop to unlock all 8 shop masks. The 2 amiibo masks have to wait for 2027.
- Clear all 3 Hall of Fallen Foes gauntlets.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Keep Reading
- Mythras blog
- Ocarina of Time coverage hub
- Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake guide
- Ocarina of Time remake Heart Pieces
- Ocarina of Time remake collectibles changes
- Ocarina of Time remake shop prices
- Ocarina of Time remake ocarina controls
- Hall of Fallen Foes guide
- Ocarina of Time remake boss guide
- Ocarina of Time ZELDA NOTES guide
- Ocarina of Time Gold Skulltula guide (N64)
- Ocarina of Time mask trading guide (N64)
- Ocarina of Time songs guide (N64)
- Biggoron Sword guide (N64)
- Zelda Wiki — Ocarina of Time (Nintendo Switch 2): map collectible status, Collection and Key Items menus, fifth bottle, masks wearable as adult, amiibo masks, Poe Collector 5/10, Great Fairy swap, rename list (read 2026-11-14)
- Game8 — All 100 Gold Skulltula Locations and Rewards: Switch 2 remake list and reward table (last updated 2026-11-14, read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Life — All Gold Skulltula Locations & Rewards in Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Switch 2), 100 by area (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — House Covered in Cobwebs: Switch 2 token rewards, 20 Bombchus at 40, Gold Rupee at 100 (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Gold Skulltula: one-hit kills and hiding-spot tells in the remake (read 2026-11-14)
- Game8 — All 36 Heart Piece Locations (Switch 2) (read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Life — All Heart Piece Locations in Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Switch 2) (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Empty Bottle: the four original sources and the remake's fifth bottle from the Potion Shop (read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Life — All Bottle Locations in Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Switch 2): five bottles (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Great Fairy: Switch 2 fountain table with locations, gifts and 25 / 50 / 100 / 200 / 300 / 500 Rupee donations (read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Life — All Great Fairy Fountain Locations in Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Switch 2): six fountains (read 2026-11-14)
- Game8 — All Upgrades and How to Obtain (Switch 2): bag, quiver and wallet capacities and upgrade sources (last updated 2026-11-08, read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Deku-Stick Bag: 10 / 20 / 30, Business Scrub and Skull Mask upgrades (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Deku-Nut Bag: 20 / 30 / 40, grotto Scrub and Mask of Truth upgrades (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Deku-Seed Bag: 30 / 40 / 50, Lost Woods target and Shooting Gallery upgrades (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Bomb Bag: 20-bomb description and Switch 2 upgrade sources; Bigger and Biggest Bomb Bag pages give 30 and 40 (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Quiver: 30-arrow description, Switch 2 upgrade table with a 1,500-point Horseback Archery requirement (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Horseback Archery: Switch 2 thresholds of 750 and 1,400 points, marked as needing a citation (read 2026-11-14)
- Game8 — All Items and Inventory (Switch 2): equipment, masks and Collection items (last updated 2026-11-11, read 2026-11-14)
- Game8 — All Ocarina Songs List (Switch 2) (read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Life — Happy Mask Shop Quest and Mask of Truth in Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Switch 2) (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Mask of Truth: reads thoughts, wearable as an adult, cannot be worn with the Lenses of Truth (read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Store — amiibo Young Link (Ocarina of Time Series): unlocks an in-game mask, releases in 2027 (read 2026-11-14)
- Zelda Wiki — Hall of Fallen Foes: unlock after awakening Saria, green-blanket beds, three Rematch Gauntlets and their bosses (read 2026-11-14)
- Game8 — Post-Game Guide (Switch 2): three Boss Gauntlet trials and their line-ups (read 2026-11-14)
- Nintendo Japan — ZELDA NOTES for Ocarina of Time: live map for chests and Gold Skulltulas, completion rate per area (read 2026-11-14)
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