Ocarina of Time Remake Shop Prices and Great Fairy Costs

Six Great Fairies in the Switch 2 Ocarina of Time now charge for their gifts, and the bill comes to 1,175 Rupees. That is more than a full Giant's Wallet holds. The Goron Tunic costs 600, three times its old price, so you cannot buy it until you have the biggest wallet. A Recovery Heart costs half what it used to.

When our collectibles guide was written on November 10, the Potion Shop's was the only remake price list it could cite. Zelda Wiki now also has remake price tables for the Kokiri Shop, the Bazaar, the Goron Shop and the Zora Shop, plus the donation for every Great Fairy Fountain. This post puts those numbers in one place. Each remake price sits next to the 3DS price from the same wiki page, and I have worked out which wallet you need for each purchase.

I have not played the remake. Every price below comes from Zelda Wiki's pages as they read on November 13, 2026. Some of those tables were edited that same day, so treat them as early documentation rather than a final word. For wallet sizes, the fifth bottle and the other collectible changes, see our remake collectibles guide. This post is only about what things cost.

The short version

The wallet capacities are from Zelda Wiki's Wallet page: Kokiri Wallet 200, Adult's Wallet 500, Giant's Wallet 1,000. The last column is just arithmetic against those caps. It does not tell you when each shop or fountain becomes reachable.

Great Fairy donations

On the 1998 original and the 3DS version, Great Fairies give their gifts for free once you play Zelda's Lullaby. In the remake, Zelda Wiki's Great Fairy page says Link has to give them Rupees first. The donation table was added to that page on November 11:

Three things follow from it.

• The first four fit in the starting wallet. The Kokiri Wallet holds 200, so you can afford Din's Fire, the Spin upgrade, Farore's Wind and doubled magic without an upgrade. The 200-Rupee donation needs a completely full wallet.
• Nayru's Love and the defense upgrade need the Adult's Wallet. You cannot carry 300 or 500 Rupees with the Kokiri Wallet. The Adult's Wallet is still the 10-token reward at the House Covered in Cobwebs.
• "Ever-increasing" may depend on the order you visit. The remake's main page says Great Fairies require "an ever-increasing donation". The table lists the fountains from cheapest to most expensive, but it does not say whether the price is tied to the fountain or to how many fairies you have already paid. If you visit them out of order, you may pay something different. That is not documented.

The page also confirms the swap our collectibles guide reported: Din's Fire is now on Death Mountain Summit and the Spin upgrade is near Hyrule Castle. The original game's fountains and gifts are in our Great Fairies guide, which covers the N64 and 3DS versions.

Shop price lists

Each table below has the remake price from the shop's Zelda Wiki page and, where the same page lists the item for Ocarina of Time 3D, the 3DS price. "Not listed" means the 3DS table on that page does not include the item; it does not mean the shop never sold it. Prices are in Rupees.

Kokiri Shop

Zelda Wiki says the stock is limited at first, while Mido is blocking the path to the Great Deku Tree. You can buy five Deku Nuts, a single Deku Stick and the Deku Shield. The nuts and the stick sell out once bought and do not come back until Mido moves. The Deku Shield is 40 Rupees, as before, and you still need it plus the Kokiri Sword to get past Mido. The 5-stick bundle works out cheaper per stick: 40 Rupees for five (8 each), against 10 for a single stick.

Bazaar

Bombs are only sold after you have the Bomb Bag from Dodongo's Cavern. The Hylian Shield is still 80. Zelda Wiki's original-game section says that talking to the Death Mountain Trail gatekeeper first gets you a discount on it, but it does not say whether the remake keeps that discount. The page's gallery also shows the Bazaar's adult-era location in Kakariko Village, as in the original.

Goron Shop

The Goron Tunic's own Zelda Wiki page agrees: 200 Rupees in the original, 600 in the remake. Because the Adult's Wallet tops out at 500, buying it takes the Giant's Wallet (30 Gold Skulltula tokens). That page also says Link can get the tunic free from Darunia's son instead (our equipment upgrades guide has that route), but the quote it cites for that is from the original game, so the free route is not separately confirmed for the remake.

Zora Shop

The Zora Tunic doubled, to 600, so it also needs the Giant's Wallet. The Zora Shop page has one access change for adults. In the original, Red Ice blocks the entrance in the adult era and Blue Fire melts it. In the remake, the ice is ordinary ice that Blue Fire cannot melt. You get back in only after you finish the Water Temple, which melts all the ice in Zora's Domain. The page says Deku Nuts are not sold here in the remake.

Potion Shop

The remake's Poe and Fish prices are roughly reversed from the 3DS ones. The wiki gives one list for the Potion Shop and does not say which items are sold at its Hyrule Castle Town location and which after the shop moves to Kakariko Village in the adult era. The 3DS list is a single combined list in the same way. The Blue Fire entry has a note saying it is not available at first, with no detail on when it is.

Is the remake actually more expensive?

Zelda Wiki's main remake page says shop items are "generally more expensive". Our other remake posts repeat that line. The wiki's own price tables do not back it up for everyday items. Counting every item that appears in both the remake and 3DS tables on these five pages:

My read: the money pressure in the remake comes from a few big items, not from shop prices across the board. Consumables are flat or cheaper. The two tunics and the Poe went up sharply. The six Great Fairy donations (1,175) and the Proving Grounds fee are new costs. The wallets are bigger (200 / 500 / 1,000 against 99 / 200 / 500), but the 600-Rupee tunics are priced so that only the biggest wallet can buy them. These are early tables from a wiki that was being edited on the day I read it, and they could change. If a price you see in game differs, the in-game price is the one that counts.

Other Rupee costs

• Gerudo Proving Grounds: 30 Rupees a try. That price was already known (it was 10 in the original). New on the Gerudo Proving Grounds page: in the remake, you can go back in for free after you complete it once. In the original you paid every time, even after clearing it.
• Diving Lesson: 10 Rupees. The Zora diving game in Zora's Domain is now called the Diving Lesson. Zelda Wiki lists it at 10 Rupees, against 20 on N64 and 3DS. The prizes are still the Silver Scale and Rupees.
• ZELDA NOTES: 20 Rupees per Quiz retry, plus Gossip Quest hints. Nintendo's UK ZELDA NOTES page says you transfer Rupees to the phone app by visiting the in-game shops in each town; the game needs update 1.1.1 for ZELDA NOTES, per Nintendo Support. Our ZELDA NOTES guide covers this. No documented feature sends Rupees back.
• The Bombchu Shop's sign reads "Closed due to bomb shortage." Zelda Wiki quotes that remake sign, but the same page also has a remake interior screenshot and lists 10- and 20-Bombchu packs among its remake items, with no remake prices and no word on when or whether it opens. The House Covered in Cobwebs reward table does list 20 Bombchus as the 40-token reward in the remake. The wiki's Bombchu page still lists the Carpet Merchant and the Bombchu Bowling Alley prizes as sources, but for the original game.
• Bombchu Bowling, the Shooting Gallery and the Treasure-Chest Game. Zelda Wiki lists 30 Rupees for Bowling and 20 for the Shooting Gallery, the same as the original, and "Varies" for the Treasure-Chest Game. None of those pages has a separate remake price, so treat them as unconfirmed for Switch 2.

Rupee farming: what is documented

There is no documented remake Rupee-farming route yet. Zelda Wiki's Rupee page lists the remake's wallet sizes, but its "most expensive purchase" column for the remake still says "Unknown". That is out of date: the 600-Rupee tunics are now on the shop pages. The page gives no remake Rupee values or farming spots. I also checked Zeldapedia, whose remake article has no economy section. Zelda Dungeon returned a 403 error to my requests. That is all I can cite.

What is documented is a few Rupee rewards:

• 100 Gold Skulltula tokens: 200 Rupees, per the House Covered in Cobwebs reward table. That is a fifth of a Giant's Wallet.
• All ten Big Poes: a Gold Rupee from the Poe Collector, per Zelda Wiki's remake page. The page does not give its value; the House Covered in Cobwebs table values the 100-token Gold Rupee at 200 Rupees, but nothing confirms the Poe Collector's is the same.
• Minigame prizes: the Shooting Gallery, Bombchu Bowling and the Treasure-Chest Game all list a Purple Rupee among their prizes. The wiki does not give the remake value of a Purple Rupee either.

N64 tricks like selling Big Poes for cash or replaying the Treasure-Chest Game may still work. Until a source confirms the remake's values, I am not going to tell you they do. Read the one-off rewards above as a supplement, not a route.

What is still not documented

• What sets the donation amount: each fountain's identity or the number of fairies you have already paid.
• Whether the free tunics survive. Darunia's son and King Zora give Link the tunics in the original. The tunic pages repeat those routes but cite only original-game dialogue for them.
• Blue Fire's price and when it appears at the Potion Shop.
• Which Potion Shop branch sells what.
• The Hylian Shield discount from the Death Mountain Trail gatekeeper.
• Bombchu prices, and whether the Bombchu Shop ever opens in the remake.
• Remake prices for the Happy Mask Shop, the Carpet Merchant, Medigoron, the Bean Seller and Business Scrubs. The pages either have no remake section or reuse the original figure.
• Rupee values and farming spots.

This post will be updated as those fill in.

Quick Action Checklist

• Have 40 Rupees for the Deku Shield, and 80 for the Hylian Shield at the Bazaar.
• Pay the Great Fairies 25, 50, 100 and 200 from the starting wallet; save 300 and 500 for after the Adult's Wallet (10 tokens).
• Do not plan to buy a tunic until you have the Giant's Wallet (30 tokens): both cost 600.
• Buy hearts and arrows freely: a Recovery Heart is 5, and 50 Arrows are 70 at the Zora Shop.
• Clear the Gerudo Proving Grounds once and re-entry is free.
• Do not count on the Bombchu Shop: its sign says it is closed, and no remake prices are documented.