Wallet

Wallets are recurring items in , and they first appear in .
==Locations and uses==
Wallets are a type of gear used to hold currency. Wallet upgrades can be obtained in any order, unless otherwise specified. Therefore, the first upgrade obtained will always be a medium-sized Wallet, while the next upgrade will be a larger Wallet. The amount of money Link can have on hand is limited by the capacity of the Wallet, so games that feature them often allow them to be upgraded in size; however, several games still keep track of the total money collected for miscellaneous purposes, including that which exceeds the Wallet's capacity.
==Mainline appearances==
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In , Link can at first carry only up to 99 Rupees, although the Wallet from which he does this goes unseen. There are two Wallet upgrades, the Adult's Wallet and the Giant's Wallet, which have a maximum capacity of 200 and 500 Rupees respectively. Both Wallet upgrades can be obtained from one of the children in the House of Skulltula, after collecting ten and thirty Gold Skulltula Tokens, respectively.
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Link begins with a Wallet capacity of 99 Rupees in , much like . The same two Wallet upgrades appear, the Adult Wallet and the Giant Wallet, retaining their maximum carrying capacity of 200 Rupees and 500 Rupees, respectively. Link can upgrade to the Adult Wallet almost instantaneously by visiting the Clock Town Bank in West Clock Town and depositing a collective total of 200 Rupees. Link can upgrade his Wallet again by collecting all thirty Gold Skulltula Spirits in the Oceanside Spider House on the First Day and then talking to Mutoh's apprentice. In , the man also offers the Wallet on the Second Day and Final Day.
When Link plays the Song of Time, he loses all of his Rupees in his Wallet, unless he deposits some in the Clock Town Bank.
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Two unnamed Wallet upgrades appear on the Great Sea in in either order. One can be found on Outset Island after Link has obtained the Bombs. A giant Boulder in the Fairy Woods conceals the entrance to a Fairy Fountain, where a Great Fairy will reward Link with a new Wallet with a maximum carrying capacity of 1,000 Rupees. The second upgrade, which allows Link to hold 5,000 Rupees, is on Northern Fairy Island, from the Great Fairy that rests inside the Fairy Fountain.
In , Link's initial Wallet capacity was 200 Rupees, so obtaining at least one of the Wallet upgrades is required to pay Tingle to decipher the Triforce Charts for 398 Rupees each. In , the starting Wallet capacity is 500 Rupees, making both Wallet upgrades optional.
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There are three upgrades to the Wallet in ; whichever method Link uses first will increase the Wallet's size from 100 Rupees to 300. The second upgrade will increase the size to 500, and the third and final upgrade will increase the size to 999. These upgrades can be obtained in any order.
The Big Wallet can be purchased from Stockwell's Shop for 80 Rupees Another Wallet upgrade can be found from Fusing Kinstones with Mayor Hagen. The other Wallet upgrade is found in the northern part of the Minish Woods. The Great Butterfly Fairy informs Link that she is in need of Rupees and if he offers all of his, she will reveal that she was testing his kindness and returns the favor with an upgrade.
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The Wallet can only carry up to 300 Rupees in , and both Wallet upgrades are obtained from Agitha in Hyrule Castle Town. The first upgrade, the Big Wallet, can be obtained from her by presenting her with one Golden Bug. The Big Wallet allows Link to carry 600 Rupees. The second upgrade, the Giant Wallet, is obtained by collecting all 24 Golden Bugs and giving them to Agitha. It allows Link to carry 1,000 Rupees.
 increases the maximum capacity of each type of Wallet. The regular Wallet can now carry up to 500 Rupees, while the Big Wallet and Giant Wallet capacity were increased to 1,000 Rupees and 2,000 Rupees, respectively. exclusively has a third upgrade, the Colossal Wallet, which can hold up to 9,999 Rupees, and it is obtained after completing the Cave of Shadows if Link already has the Giant Wallet.
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In , Link starts out with the Small Wallet, which holds up to 300 Rupees. The Wallet can be replaced by Wallets of a greater size from Batreaux, a demon who is searching for Gratitude Crystals. With each iteration, the base capacity of the primary Wallet is increased. There are also three Extra Wallets, each capable of holding up to 300 Rupees, for a total of 900 Rupees, but none of them replace the main Wallet.
 Wallet Upgrades
Wallet 	Gratitude Crystals 	Base Capacity
Medium Wallet	5 Gratitude Crystals 	500 Rupees
Big Wallet 	30 Gratitude Crystals	1,000 Rupees
Giant Wallet 	50 Gratitude Crystals	5,000 Rupees
Tycoon Wallet	80 Gratitude Crystals	9,000 Rupees
==Other appearances==
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In , there were no Wallet upgrades. The maximum amount of Rupees that could be obtained is 999, though filling it was not a concern due to the time restrictions that were in place.
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 is similar in fashion to BS The Legend of Zelda, as there are no Wallet upgrades. However, the maximum amount of Rupees that could be obtained is 99,999. But strict time limitations to the game made it impossible to actually reach this amount.
==Wallet capacity comparison==
Game 	Base Capacity 	Maximum Capacity
 	255 	255
 	999 	999
 	999 	999
 	99 	500
 	99 	500(Plus 5,499 in the Clock Town Bank)
 	999 	999
 	999 	999
 	99,9999,999,999 	99,9999,999,999
 	200500 	5,000
 	9,999 Force Gems 	9,999 Force Gems
 	100 	999
 	300500 	1,0009,999
 	9,999 	9,999
 	9,999 	9,999
 	300 	9,900(9,000 in Tycoon Wallet, plus 300 in three complementary Wallets)
 	9,999 	9,999
 	99,999 (Total)9,999 (While in )	99,999 (Total)9,999 (While in )
 	999,999 	999,999
Ambiguously Canon Games	Ambiguously Canon Games 	Ambiguously Canon Games
 	9,999,999 	9,999,999
 	9,999 (Map 1)65,535 (Map 2) 	9,999 (Map 1)65,535 (Map 2)
 	99,999 	99,999
;Notes
*In The Legend of Zelda, , , , , , and , only one Wallet is kept throughout the course of the game and is, in fact, not even mentioned. This is also the same with .
*The Legend of Zelda has a maximum of 255 Rupees, since an 8-bit unsigned integer (that is, whether the number is positive or negative is not tracked) was used to represent the number due to the hardware limitations of the Nintendo Entertainment System. (28 equals 256, allowing values from 0 to 255) Similarly, BS The Legend of Zelda Map 2, which runs on the Super Famicom, has a maximum of 65,535 Rupees, which is the largest number a 16-bit unsigned integer can hold. However, Ancient Stone Tablets, despite being on the Super Famicom, has a limit of 99,999 Rupees.
*In , much like Rupees, the maximum limit for Ores is 999.
==Trivia==
*The Tycoon Wallet from bears a resemblance to Jovani's cursed face from . 
==Nomenclature==
==Gallery==
File:TP Wallet Icon.png|Wallet inventory icon from 
File:TWWHD Wallet Upgrade 1 Artwork.png|The first Wallet upgrade from 
File:TWWHD Wallet Upgrade 2 Artwork.png|The second Wallet upgrade from