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SRAM Map

2016-11-15T17:03:13Z

Skarsnik:

== Overview ==

All offsets presented here are relative to the start of each save slot. There are $500 bytes for each slot. Note that
each slot is mirrored, at a later point in SRAM.

Slot 1: $000; Mirror: $F00
Slot 2: $500; Mirror: $1400
Slot 3: $A00; Mirror: $1900

Only edits to the main copy will be recognized by the game unless the main copy fails its checksum. Each copy has its own checksum.

Addresses $1E00-$1FFE in SRAM are not used. No not assume that the free addresses are initialized to any specific or sensible value. The values from these addresses should be treated as undefined until initialized. Address $1FFF is used by the game to store temporary data.

$1FFE is used as the offset to know where the memory will be stored in the SRAM (02 is the first file, 04 the second and 06 the third)

These offsets directly correspond to $7E:F--- for a particular save file is being played. When the game is finished it writes the information into bank $70 in the corresponding slot + offsets presented here. (e.g. For the second save file, the information will be saved to $70:0500-$70:09FF, and mirrored at $70:1400-$70:18FF.)

== Warning ==

The SRAM save loading routing relies upon an inverse checksum. Additions to any byte in the .srm file, must be subtracted from that save game's checksum to maintain integrity. Failure to observe this precaution will cause the game to attempt to load the mirror copy. Should the mirror copy also fail the checksum verification, the save slot will be cleared.

== SRAM Map ==

=== $000 - $24F : Data for Rooms ===

Room Information: There are $128 (296) rooms in in the ROM. Each room has one word of information devoted to it.

High Byte Low Byte
d d d d b k ck cr c c c c q q q q

c - chest, big key chest, or big key lock. Any combination of them totalling to 6 is valid.
q - quadrants visited:
k - key or item (such as a 300 rupee gift)
d - door opened (either unlocked, bombed or other means)
r - special rupee tiles, whether they've been obtained or not.
b - boss battle won

qqqq corresponds to 4321, so if quadrants 4 and 1 have been "seen" by Link, then qqqq will look like 1001. The quadrants are laid out like so in each room:

---------------
| | |
| 4 | 3 |
| | |
|-------------|
| | |
| 2 | 1 |
| | |
---------------

=== $250 - $27F : Unused ===

This area is believed to have been left to store additional room information that was not included in the final game. This would bring the grand total to $140 (320) possible rooms.

=== $280 - $2FF : Overworld Event Information ===

(one byte per area)

?ho???s?

o - If set, the area will draw its designated overlay when you enter it.
e.g. If you're triggered misery mire then the entrance shows up there the next time you enter that area.
You can view overlays in the latest release of Hyrule Magic (v0.963).
Other overlays include stairs leading underground, and the removal of the weathervane after it has exploded.

s - If set, the area will draw its secondary overlay when you enter it.

h - If set, heart piece has been collected in this area already.
Also used for a handful of other sprites.

? - unknown and probably unused.

=== $300 - $33F : Unused ===

This area is believed to have been left to store additional overworld data that was not included in the final game. This would allow for $C0 (192) overworld areas in total. Note areas $80 and $82 are used but don't save data the way the other areas do. (i.e. not here)

=== $340 - $38B : Items & Equipment ===

{| class="basicTable"
!Address!!Item!!colspan="5"|Values!!style="width:15%"|Notes
|-
|$340||Bow||0 - Nothing||1 - Bow||2 - Bow & Arrows||3 - Silver Arrow Bow||4 - Bow & Silver Arrows||Confirmed correct 4/19/16.
|-
|$341||Boomerang||0 - Nothing||1 - Blue Boomerang||2 - Red Boomerang
|-
|$342||Hookshot||0 - Nothing||1 - Hookshot
|-
|$343||Bombs||How many bombs you have||colspan="4" class="spacerCell"| ||Can exceed 0x32 (50), up to 0xFF (255).
|-
|$344||Magic Powder||0 - Nothing||1 - Mushroom||2 - Magic Powder
|-
|$345||Fire Rod||0 - Nothing||1 - Fire Rod
|-
|$346||Ice Rod||0 - Nothing||1 - Ice Rod
|-
|$347||Bombos Medallion||0 - Nothing||1 - Bombos Medallion
|-
|$348||Ether Medallion||0 - Nothing||1 - Ether Medallion
|-
|$349||Quake Medallion||0 - Nothing||1 - Quake Medallion
|-
|$34A||Lantern||0 - Nothing||1 - Lantern
|-
|$34B||Magic Hammer||0 - Nothing||1 - Magic Hammer
|-
|$34C||Flute||0 - Nothing||1 - Shovel||2 - Flute||3 - Flute & Bird
|-
|$34D||Bug Catching Net||0 - Nothing||1 - Bug Catching Net
|-
|$34E||Book of Mudora||0 - Nothing||1 - Book of Mudora
|-
|$34F||Bottles||0 - Nothing||1 - Bottle 1 ($7EF35C)||2 - Bottle 2 ($7EF35D)||3 - Bottle 3 ($7EF35E)||4 - Bottle 4 ($7EF35F)
|-
|$350||Cane of Somaria||0 - Nothing||1 - Cane of Somaria
|-
|$351||Cane of Byrna||0 - Nothing||1 - Cane of Byrna
|-
|$352||Magic Cape||0 - Nothing||1 - Magic Cape
|-
|$353||Magic Mirror||0 - Nothing||1 - Magic Scroll||2 - Magic Mirror
|-
|$354||Gloves||0 - Nothing||1 - Power Gloves||2 - Titan's Mitt
|-
|$355||Pegasus Boots||0 - Nothing||1 - Pegasus Boots||colspan="3" class="spacerCell"| ||Just having the boots isn't enough to dash. The player must have the "Run" ability flag set as well. See $379.
|-
|$356||Zora's Flippers||0 - Nothing||1 - Zora's Flippers||colspan="3" class="spacerCell"| ||Having this allows you to swim, but doesn't make the swim ability text show up by itself. See $379. Unlike with the Pegasus Boots, the ability to swim is granted as long as the player has this item.
|-
|$357||Moon Pearl||0 - Nothing||1 - Moon Pearl
|-
|$358||Unused (See note)||colspan="5" class="spacerCell"| ||Can be clobbered by fairy fountains.
|-
|$359||Sword||0 - No sword||1 - Fighter's Sword||2 - Master Sword||3 - Tempered Sword||4 - Golden Sword||***See Side Note 2***
|-
|$35A||Shield||0 - No shield||1 - Blue Shield||2 - Hero's Shield||3 - Mirror Shield||class="spacerCell"| ||***See Side Note 2***
|-
|$35B||Armor||0 - Green Jerkin||1 - Blue Mail||2 - Red Mail||colspan="2" class="spacerCell"| ||***See Side Note 2***
|-
|rowspan="2"|$35C-F||rowspan="2"|Bottle Contents||0 - No bottle||1 - Mushroom||2 - Empty bottle||3 - Red Potion||4 - Green Potion
|-
|5 - Blue Potion||6 - Fairy||7 - Bee||8 - Good Bee
|-
|$360-1||Wallet Capacity||colspan="5" class="spacerCell"| ||rowspan="2"|This number can be set above the 999 limit.
|-
|$362-3||Rupee Count
|}

THE COMPASS, BIG KEY, AND DUNGEON MAP WORD LOCATIONS ARE ALL MAPPED OUT THE SAME WAY, AS YOU WILL OBSERVE.

Note: The unused areas would correspond to dungeon numbers $1C and $1E in the variable $7E040C, but alas there are no dungeons
in the game with those values.

If you see "(doesn't exist)" it means this feature was not used in this dungeon in the original, in case you were wondering.

Compass1: $364. bit 0: Unused
bit 1: Unused
bit 2: Compass of Ganon's Tower
bit 3: Compass of Turtle Rock
bit 4: Compass of Gargoyle's domain
bit 5: Compass of Tower of Hera
bit 6: Compass of Ice Palace
bit 7: Compass of Skull Woods.

Compass2: $365 bit 0: Compass of Misery Mire.
bit 1: Compass of Dark Palace
bit 2: Compass of Swamp Palace
bit 3: Compass of Hyrule Castle 2 (doesn't exist)
bit 4: Compass of Desert Palace
bit 5: Compass of Eastern Palace
bit 6: Compass of Hyrule Castle (doesn't exist)
bit 7: Compass of Sewer Passage (doesn't exist)

BigKey1: $366. bit 0: Unused
bit 1: Unused
bit 2: Big Key of Ganon's Tower
bit 3: Big Key of Turtle Rock
bit 4: Big Key of Gargoyle's domain
bit 5: Big Key of Tower of Hera
bit 6: Big Key of Ice Palace
bit 7: Big Key of Skull Woods.

BigKey2: $367. bit 0: Big Key of Misery Mire.
bit 1: Big Key of Dark Palace
bit 2: Big Key of Swamp Palace
bit 3: Big Key of Hyrule Castle 2 (doesn't exist)
bit 4: Big Key of Desert Palace
bit 5: Big Key of Eastern Palace
bit 6: Big Key of Hyrule Castle
bit 7: Big Key of Sewer Passage (doesn't exist)

Dungeon map1: $368. bit 0: Unused
bit 1: Unused
bit 2: Map of Ganon's Tower
bit 3: Map of Turtle Rock
bit 4: Map of Gargoyle's domain
bit 5: Map of Tower of Hera
bit 6: Map of Ice Palace
bit 7: Map of Skull Woods.

Dungeon map2: $369 bit 0: Map of Misery Mire
bit 1: Map of Dark Palace
bit 2: Map of Swamp Palace
bit 3: Map of Hyrule Castle 2 (doesn't exist)
bit 4: Map of Desert Palace
bit 5: Map of Eastern Palace
bit 6: Map of Hyrule Castle
bit 7: Map of Sewer Passage (doesn't exist)

Wishing Pond Rupee $36A. Number of rupees in the pond
Count

Heart pieces
collected: $36B. Number of heart pieces (out of four) you have earned

Health: $36C. Goal (capacity) Health. Each increment of $08 is worth one heart.
$04 is a half heart. The max is generally $A0.
The game is coded to not accept health values beyond this.

$36D. Actual Health. Same as above, but this reflects
your current health status rather than potential.

Magic Power: $36E. Magic power ranges from 0 to $80 (128). Each small bottle refills $10.
Setting Magic above $80 causes the magic meter to glitch and you can't
use special items.

Keys: $36F. Number of Keys you have in the dungeon you are currently in.
You can earn keys on the overworld but they don't do anything.
If you're in a non-keyed dungeon it will generally read $FF.

Bomb Upgrades: $370. Number of upgrades your bomb capacity has received. Behavior varies after a
while. Will probably need recoding to be consistent.

Arrow Upgrades: $371. Number of upgrades your arrow capacity has received.
Same as above, more or less.

Hearts filler: $372. Write to this location to fill in a set number of hearts.
Make sure to write in a multiple of $08.
Otherwise, you will end up filling the whole life meter.

Magic filler: $373. Write to this location how much magic power you want filled up. The maximum
effective value is $80.

Pendants: $374. Bit 0: Red/Wisdom/Hera
Bit 1: Blue/Power/Desert
Bit 2: Green/Courage/Eastern Palace

Bomb filler: $375. Write to this location to add X bombs to your arsenal. It will not exceed your
maximum, as defined with $370

Arrow filler: $376. Write to this location to add X arrows to your arsenal. It will not exceed your
maximum, as defined with $371.

Arrows: $377. Can exceed 70.

???? $378. ????

Ability Flags: $379. Bit 0:
Bit 1: Swim
Bit 2: Run / Dash
Bit 3: Pull
Bit 4: ----
Bit 5: Talk
Bit 6: Read
Bit 7: ----

Crystals: $37A. Bit 0: Misery Mire
Bit 1: Dark Palace
Bit 2: Ice Palace
Bit 3: Turtle Rock
Bit 4: Swamp Palace
Bit 5: Gargoyle's Domain
Bit 6: Skull Woods

Magic usage $37B. $0: normal consumption
$1: 1/2 consumption
$2: 1/4 consumption

Keys earned per dungeon:
$37C: Sewer Passage
$37D: Hyrule Castle
$37E: Eastern Palace
$37F: Desert Palace
$380: Hyrule Castle 2
$381: Swamp Palace
$382: Dark Palace
$383: Misery Mire
$384: Skull Woods
$385: Ice Palace
$386: Tower of Hera
$387: Gargoyle's Domain
$388: Turtle Rock
$389: Ganon's Tower
$38A: ??? possibly unused. (Were they planning two extra dungeons perhaps?)
$38B: ??? possibly unused.

== Game Event Information ==

Progress Indicator (value, not bitwise)
$3C5: $0: Unset, Will put Link in his bed state at the beginning of the game. (Also can't use sword or shield)
$1: You have a sword and start in the castle on start up.
$2: Indicates you have completed the first Hyrule Castle dungeon.
$3: Indicates you have beaten Agahnim and are now searching for crystals.
$4 and above: meaningless. Though, you could write code using them to expand the event system perhaps.

$3C6: Progress Flags (bitwise)

0 - Set after your Uncle gives you his gear in the secret passage.
Prevents him from showing up there again.

1 - Indicates that you've touched the dying priest in Sanctuary.

2 - Set after you bring Zelda to sanctuary?

3 - Unused? (98% certainty)

4 - Set after Link's Uncle leaves your house. It's used to prevent him from respawning there.

5 - Set after you obtain the Book of Mudora (this is a guess)

6 - Seems to be a persistent flag that toggles between two possible
statements that a fortune teller can give you during your "reading".
In other words, don't expect this to stay in one state if you're using
fortune tellers. Has no other known purpose.

7 - Unused? (98% certainty)

Map Icons Indicator 2 (value, not bitwise)
$3C7:

0x00 - ????
0x01 - ????
0x02 - ????
0x03 - The Three Pendants
0x04 - Master Sword in Lost Woods
0x05 - Agahnim (skull icon at Hyrule Castle)
0x06 - Just crystal 1 shown (Sahasrala's idea)
0x07 - All crystals shown
0x08 - Agahnim (skull icon at Ganon's Tower)

All values beyond 8 are invalid, it seems.

Starting Entrance to use:
$3C8: Abbreviations:

LH = Link's House;
SA = Sanctuary;
MC = Mountain Cave;
PP = Pyramid of Power in DW;

0: Start the game in Link's house always.
1: SA.
2: Start in Zelda's Cell (entrance index sanc?).
3: Secret passage under HC garden (near dying uncle).
5: LH or SA or MC.

Progress Indicator 3 (bitwise)
$3C9: 0: If set, means the bum gave you his bottle already.
1: If set, means that the salesman in the village sold you a bottle already
2:
3: Flute Boy (DW) has been arborated
4: Thief's Chest has been opened by the middle aged guy
5: After you save the Smithy's partner, this bit gets set.
6:
7: Means Smithies have your sword. Once they give it back it's no longer set. (so nonpermanent)

Lightworld / Darkworld
$3CA: 0:
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6: If set, we're in dark world. Other wise, in light world.
7:

Unused?
$3CB: ?????

$3CC[0x01] - (Tagalong)

Tagalong Indicator (who is following you, if anyone?) (value based)

Note: Don't use a value of 0x0F or larger here, as it will likely crash
the game.

0x00 - Tagalong disabled
0x01 - Princess Zelda
0x02 - ???
0x03 - ???
0x04 - Old Man?
0x05 - Zelda (invisible) bitching at you about coming to rescue her.
0x06 - Blind masquerading as a Maiden
0x07 - Missing Dwarf (smithyfrog as I call him) in DW
0x08 - Missing Dwarf in LW
0x09 - Middle Aged Guy w/ Sign
0x0A - Kiki the monkey
0x0B - ???
0x0C - Thief's chest
0x0D - Super Bomb
0x0E - Activated in reaction to acquiring the Master Sword. Used
to trigger a telepathic message from Zelda indicating that Agahnim's
goons have come for her at Sanctuary.

$03CD[0x02] -

Cached Y coordinate of Tagalong after it has been lost by the player.
Applies to the old man and to the super bomb, at the very least.
This is intended to be used not as a save game variable, but rather as
a means of picking the Tagalong back up by getting in contact with it.

$03CF[0x02] -

Cached X coordinate of Tagalong after it has been lost by the player.
Applies to the old man and to the super bomb, at the very least.
This is intended to be used not as a save game variable, but rather as
a means of picking the Tagalong back up by getting in contact with it.

$3D1: ????

$3D2:

$3D3: Set to 0 normally. Set to $80 if a Super Bomb is going off.

$3D4-$3D8: ????

Player's Name
$3D9-$3E4: See appendix for listing of character codes. Note each of the six letters is represented by a 16-bit number.

Validity (Checksum) of the File:
$3E5-$3E6: There is a subroutine in the ROM that checks to make sure this value is 0x55AA.
(Note the reverse byte order in the actual SRAM.)
If you alter this your file is automatically tagged for deletion at startup.
The game is designed to delete it, it's not a Super NES feature or anything.
In short, Don't mess with it. Unused game slots have the value 0x0000 here,
and you will too if you mess with it - resulting in your save file(s) being wiped
out.

$3E7-$402 (?) Deaths totals for each dungeon. Each number is 16 bit. Thanks to Euclid for helping verify this!
$3E7: Sewers
$3E9: Hyrule Castle
$3EB: Eastern Palace
$3ED: Desert Palace
$3EF: Hyrule Castle 2
$3F1: Swamp Palace
$3F3: Dark Palace
$3F5: Misery Mire
$3F7: Skull Woods
$3F9: Ice Palace
$3FB: Tower of Hera
$3FD: Gargoyle's Domain
$3FF: Turtle Rock
$401: Ganon's Tower

Life/Save Counter:
$403-4. Counts the number of times your saved or died in the game, before you beat it.

PostGame Death Counter:
$405-6. When you start the game this is written to with the value -1 (0xFFFF). On the game select
screen, it will only display a number if this is not 0xFFFF. The max displayable number is 999.
When you beat the game, the number of times you died gets recorded here.

Presumed to be unused
$407-$4FD: ????

Inverse Checksum: $4FE-F. If you add numbers to the file, you need to subtract from this location. See Side Note 3 for more information.

===============================================================================================

Appendix:

Side Note 2: Items other than the standard equipment can be equipped. For instance, it's possible
to equip the compass as a sword. By some miracle, the items you end up with often work the same
way as their appropriate counterparts. Sometimes they are far superior to the normal items, and
sometimes they just suck. At least one item makes your armor invincible! Just experiment a little.
Beware, the palletes will not be standard.

Side Note 3: A tutorial on inverse checksums. Let's say I add to location $3EE. Now E = 14 in the
decimal system. (Note we are looking at the last digit. "E" that is.) Therefore $3EE is even.

If I add a value to a memory location with an even address,
I must subtract from the even address of the inverse checksum. Example: Suppose I add $4 to $305.
$305 is odd, so I SUBTRACT $4 from the odd checksum byte: $4FF. If I subtracted from $305, I must
add to $4FF. This maintains the "balance" of the file and keeps it from being erased.

Now this will work for slight changes in the checksum, but it takes a bit of insight to recognize
that the checksum is really a 16-bit number, not just two 8-bit numbers functioning separately.

(edit later)
----------------------------

Character Codes:

Alpha-numeric

00-A 01-B 02-C 03-D 04-E 05-F 06=G 07-H 08-I^ 09-J 0A-K 0B-L 0C-M 0D-N OE-O OF-P
10-??
20-Q 21-R 22-S 23-T 24-U 25-V 26-W 27-X 28-Y 29-Z 2A-a 2B-b-2C-c 2D-d 2E-e 2F-f
40-g 41-h 42-k 43-j 44-i 45-l 46-m 47-n 48-o 49-p 4A-q 4B-r 4C-s 4D-t 4E-u 4F-v

60-w 61-x 62-y 63-z 64-0 65-1 66-2 67-3 68-4 69-5 6A-6 6B-7 6C-8 6D-9 6E-"?" 6F-"!"
80-"-" 81-"." 82-"," 85-"(" 86-")"

Special characters (not normally accessible. This is by far an incomplete listing)

A0-small right arrow A1-"'" (apostrophe) A2-HPiece again A3-"empty right hand heart cont."
A4-see A7 A5-Same as A7 A6-"Quarter Heart piece, top right corner."
A7-"Heart piece,left half" A8-"Heart piece, right half" A9-blank AA-"left arrow"
SNES Button Alphabet: AB-A AC-B AD-X AE-Y
AF-I
B1-blank^

^This code is not the canon encoding of this character. ex. AF is the proper "I". 08 is not.

1.0 vs US

2016-04-27T11:54:26Z

Skarsnik: Created page with "This page aim to list the change between the 1.0 version and the US one. == Bank 00 =="

This page aim to list the change between the 1.0 version and the US one.

== Bank 00 ==

Draft GFX location

2016-04-18T14:34:46Z

Skarsnik:

This page aims to list the location of gfx or table related to gfx in the rom.
Address are headerless and for the US rom.

$4FF3-$528F - indexed (long) table to compressed graphics packets
size = 29Dh

$6073 - graphics data? Appears to come in 8 byte chunks.

$17885 - $17888

size = 4h

Tile Position Offset, probably used in decompression routine.

1 word each, 2 entries.

!**********************************

$17889 - $1788C

#$0000. Used for decompression and graphics routines. Don't ask.
#$0020. same

$70000-$70FFF - BG3 VWF graphics (uncompressed)

View this area in a tile editor and you'll see the text characters for the VWF.

$75460 - location of palette indices (grouped in 4's)
These get mapped to $0AB6, $0AAC, $0AAD, and $0AAE respectively.

$80000-$86FFF - 4bpp graphics sets for all of Link's animations

!************************************

$87000-$8B7FF - 3bpp graphics sets (uncompressed)

!************************************

3bpp?
$C0D64 - location of compressed graphics for action sprites, (shields and shovel)

2bpp
$C2F0D - location of compressed graphics for the menu screen,
and overlaps with graphics for the dungeon map screen. (includes text for items, and the map icon)

2bpp
$C3520 - location of compressed graphics for the menu screen (bug catching net, medallions, etc)

2bpp
$C3953 - location of compressed graphics for the menu screen (magic mirror, book of mudora, etc)

Draft GFX location

2016-04-18T13:29:42Z

Skarsnik: Created page with "This page aims to list the location of gfx or table related to gfx in the rom. Address are headerless and for the US rom. $4FF3-$528F - indexed (long) table to compressed gr..."

This page aims to list the location of gfx or table related to gfx in the rom.
Address are headerless and for the US rom.

$4FF3-$528F - indexed (long) table to compressed graphics packets
size = 29Dh

$6073 - graphics data? Appears to come in 8 byte chunks.

$17885 - $17888

size = 4h

Tile Position Offset, probably used in decompression routine.

1 word each, 2 entries.

!**********************************

$17889 - $1788C

#$0000. Used for decompression and graphics routines. Don't ask.
#$0020. same

$70000-$70FFF - BG3 VWF graphics (uncompressed)

View this area in a tile editor and you'll see the text characters for the VWF.

$75460 - location of palette indices (grouped in 4's)
These get mapped to $0AB6, $0AAC, $0AAD, and $0AAE respectively.

$80000-$86FFF - 4bpp graphics sets for all of Link's animations

************************************

$87000-$8B7FF - 3bpp graphics sets (uncompressed)

************************************

3bpp?
$C0D64 - location of compressed graphics for action sprites, (shields and shovel)

2bpp
$C2F0D - location of compressed graphics for the menu screen,
and overlaps with graphics for the dungeon map screen. (includes text for items, and the map icon)

2bpp
$C3520 - location of compressed graphics for the menu screen (bug catching net, medallions, etc)

2bpp
$C3953 - location of compressed graphics for the menu screen (magic mirror, book of mudora, etc)

Sprites

2016-04-13T11:14:50Z

Skarsnik:

==Sprites==

*$00 - [[Raven]]
*$01 - [[Vulture]]
*$02 - [[Flying Stalfos Head]]
*$03 - [[Sprite $03|Empty]]
*$04 - [[Pull Switch (Good)]]
*$05 - [[Sprite $05|Pull Switch (Unused)]]
*$06 - [[Pull Switch (Bad)]]
*$07 - [[Sprite $07|Pull Switch (Unused)]]
*$08 - [[Octorok (One Way)]]
*$09 - [[Moldorm (Boss)]]
*$0A - [[Octorok (Four Way)]]
*$0B - [[Chicken]]
*$0C - [[Octorok (?)]]
*$0D - [[Buzzblob]]
*$0E - [[Snapdragon]]
*$0F - [[Octoballoon]]
*$10 - Small things from the exploder
*$11 - [[Hinox]]
*$12 - [[Moblin]]
*$13 - [[Mini Helmasaur]]
*$14 - Gargoyle's Domain Gate
*$15 - [[Antifairy]]
*$16 - [[Sahasrahla / Aginah]]
*$17 - Water Bubbles?
*$18 - [[Mini Moldorm]]
*$19 - [[Poe]]
*$1A - [[Dwarves]]
*$1B - Arrow in wall?
*$1C - [[Statue (Sprite)|Statue]]
*$1D - [[Weathervane]]
*$1E - [[Crystal Switch]]
*$1F - [[Bug-Catching Kid]]
*$20 - [[Sluggula]]
*$21 - [[Push Switch]]
*$22 - [[Ropa]]
*$23 - [[Red Bari]]
*$24 - [[Blue Bari]]
*$25 - Tree you can talk to?
*$26 - [[Hardhat Beetle]]
*$27 - [[Deadrock]]
*$28 - [[Storytellers]]
*$29 - Blind Hideout attendant
*$2A - [[Sweeping Lady]]
*$2B - [[Sprite $2B|Multipurpose Sprite]]
*$2C - [[Lumberjacks]]
*$2D - Telepathic stones?
*$2E - Flute Boy�s Notes
*$2F - [[Race HP NPCs]]
*$30 - Person?
*$31 - Fortune Teller / Dwarf swordsmith
*$32 - ??? (something with a turning head)
*$33 - [[Pull For Rupees Sprite]]
*$34 - [[Scared Girl 2]]
*$35 - [[Innkeeper]]
*$36 - [[Witch]]
*$37 - [[Waterfall]]
*$38 - [[Arrow Target]]
*$39 - [[Average Middle-Aged Man]]
*$3A - [[Half Magic Bat]]
*$3B - [[Dash Item]]
*$3C - Kid in village near the trough
*$3D - Signs? Chicken lady also showed up / Scared ladies outside houses.
*$3E - [[Rock Hoarder]]
*$3F - Tutorial Soldiers from beginning of game
*$40 - [[Lightning Lock]]
*$41 - [[Blue Sword Soldier]] / Used by guards to detect player
*$42 - [[Green Sword Soldier]]
*$43 - [[Red Spear Soldier]]
*$44 - [[Assault Sword Soldier]]
*$45 - Crazy Red Spear Soldiers (And green ones in the village)
*$46 - [[Blue Archer]]
*$47 - [[Green Archer]]
*$48 - [[Red Javelin Soldier]]
*$49 - Red Spear Soldiers (in the bushes)
*$4A - [[Red Bomb Soldiers]]
*$4B - [[Green Soldier Recruits]]
*$4C - [[Geldman]]
*$4D - [[Rabbit]]
*$4E - [[Popo]]
*$4F - [[Popo 2]]
*$50 - Metal Balls (in Eastern Palace)
*$51 - [[Armos]]
*$52 - [[Giant Zora]]
*$53 - [[Armos Knights (Boss)]]
*$54 - [[Lanmolas (Boss)]]
*$55 - [[Fireball Zora]]
*$56 - [[Walking Zora]]
*$57 - [[Desert Palace Barriers]]
*$58 - [[Crab]]
*$59 - [[Bird]]
*$5A - [[Squirrel]]
*$5B - [[Spark (Left to Right)]]
*$5C - [[Spark (Right to Left)]]
*$5D - Roller (vertical moving)
*$5E - Roller (vertical moving)
*$5F - Roller
*$60 - Roller (horizontal moving)
*$61 - [[Beamos]]
*$62 - [[Master Sword]]
*$63 - [[Devalant (Non-shooter)]]
*$64 - [[Devalant (Shooter)]]
*$65 - [[Shooting Gallery Proprietor]]
*$66 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Right)]]
*$67 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Left)]]
*$68 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Down)]]
*$69 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Up)]]
*$6A - [[Ball N' Chain Trooper]]
*$6B - [[Cannon Soldier]]
*$6C - Warp Vortex created by Magic Mirror
*$6D - [[Rat]]
*$6E - [[Rope]]
*$6F - [[Keese]]
*$70 - [[Helmasaur King Fireball]]
*$71 - [[Leever]]
*$72 - Activator for the ponds (where you throw in items)
*$73 - Link�s Uncle / Sage / Barrier that opens in the sanctuary
*$74 - Red Hat Boy who runs from you
*$75 - [[Bottle Salesman]]
*$76 - [[Princess Zelda]]
*$77 - [[Antifairy (Alternate)]]
*$78 - Village Elder
*$79 - [[Bee]]
*$7A - [[Agahnim]]
*$7B - [[Agahnim Energy Ball]]
*$7C - [[Hyu]]
*$7D - 32x32 Pixel Yellow Spike Traps
*$7E - [[Guruguru Bar (Clockwise)]]
*$7F - [[Guruguru Bar (Counter Clockwise)]]
*$80 - [[Winder]]
*$81 - [[Water Tektite]]
*$82 - Swirling Fire Faeries (Eastern Palace)
*$83 - [[Green Eyegore]]
*$84 - [[Red Eyegore]]
*$85 - Yellow Stalfos (drops to the ground, dislodges head)
*$86 - [[Kodongos]]
*$87 - Flames
*$88 - [[Mothula (Boss)]]
*$89 - Mothula's beam
*$8A - Key holes?/ Spikes that move
*$8B - [[Gibdo]]
*$8C - [[Arrghus (Boss)]]
*$8D - Arrghus spawn
*$8E - [[Terrorpin]]
*$8F - [[Slime]]
*$90 - Grabber things?
*$91 - [[Stalfos Knight]]
*$92 - [[Helmasaur King]]
*$93 - [[Bumper]]
*$94 - Swimmers
*$95 - Eye laser
*$96 - Eye laser
*$97 - Eye laser
*$98 - Eye laser
*$99 - [[Pengator]]
*$9A - [[Kyameron]]
*$9B - [[Wizzrobe]]
*$9C - Tadpoles
*$9D - Tadpoles
*$9E - The ostrich animal w/ the flute boy?
*$9F - [[Flute]]
*$A0 - Birds w/ the flute boy?
*$A1 - [[Freezor]]
*$A2 - [[Kholdstare (Boss)]]
*$A3 - Another part of Kholdstare
*$A4 - [[Falling Ice]]
*$A5 - [[Zazak Fireball]]
*$A6 - [[Red Zazak]]
*$A7 - Red Stalfos Skeleton
*$A8 - Bomber Flying Creatures from Darkworld
*$A9 - Bomber Flying Creatures from Darkworld
*$AA - [[Pikit]]
*$AB - [[Maiden]]
*$AC - [[Apple]]
*$AD - [[Lost Old Man]]
*$AE - Down Pipe
*$AF - Up Pipe
*$B0 - Right Pipe
*$B1 - Left Pipe
*$B2 - Good bee again?
*$B3 - [[Hylian Inscription]]
*$B4 - Thief�s chest (not the one that follows you, the one that you grab from the DW smithy house)
*$B5 - [[Bomb Salesman]]
*$B6 - [[Kiki]]
*$B7 - Maiden following you in Blind Dungeon
*$B8 - [[Monologue Testing Sprite]]
*$B9 - Feuding Friends on Death Mountain
*$BA - [[Whirlpool]]
*$BB - Salesman / chestgame guy / 300 rupee giver guy / Chest game thief
*$BC - Drunk in the inn
*$BD - [[Vitreous (Large Eyeball)]]
*$BE - [[Vitreous (Small Eyeball)]]
*$BF - [[Vitreous' Lightning]]
*$C0 - Monster in Lake of Ill Omen / Quake Medallion
*$C1 - Agahnim teleporting Zelda to dark world
*$C2 - [[Boulders]]
*$C3 - [[Gibo]]
*$C4 - [[Thief]]
*$C5 - [[Medusa]]
*$C6 - Four Way Fireball Spitters (spit when you use your sword)
*$C7 - Big healing fairies + dust
*$C8 - [[Hokku-Bokku]]
*$C9 - Ganon's Firebat
*$CA - [[Chain Chomp]]
*$CB - [[Trinexx]]
*$CC - Another part of trinexx
*$CD - Yet another part of trinexx
*$CE - [[Blind The Thief (Boss)]]
*$CF - [[Swamola]]
*$D0 - [[Lynel]]
*$D1 - [[Bunny Beam]]
*$D2 - Flopping fish
*$D3 - [[Stal]]
*$D4 - [[Landmine]]
*$D5 - [[Digging Game Proprietor]]
*$D6 - [[Ganon]]
*$D7 - Copy of Ganon, except invincible?
*$D8 - [[Heart]]
*$D9 - [[Green Rupee]]
*$DA - [[Blue Rupee]]
*$DB - [[Red Rupee]]
*$DC - [[Bomb Refill (1)]]
*$DD - [[Bomb Refill (4)]]
*$DE - [[Bomb Refill (8)]]
*$DF - [[Small Magic Refill]]
*$E0 - [[Full Magic Refill]]
*$E1 - [[Arrow Refill (5)]]
*$E2 - [[Arrow Refill (10)]]
*$E3 - [[Fairy]]
*$E4 - [[Key]]
*$E5 - [[Big Key]]
*$E6 - [[Shield]]
*$E7 - [[Mushroom]]
*$E8 - [[Fake Master Sword]]
*$E9 - Magic Shop dude / His items, including the magic powder
*$EA - [[Heart Container]]
*$EB - [[Heart Piece]]
*$EC - Bushes
*$ED - [[Cane Of Somaria Platform]]
*$EE - [[Mantle]]
*$EF - [[Sprite $EF|Cane of Somaria Platform (Unused)]]
*$F0 - [[Sprite $F0|Cane of Somaria Platform (Unused)]]
*$F1 - [[Sprite $F1|Cane of Somaria Platform (Unused)]]
*$F2 - [[Medallion Tablet]]

Sprites

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==Sprites==

*$00 - [[Raven]]
*$01 - [[Vulture]]
*$02 - [[Flying Stalfos Head]]
*$03 - [[Sprite $03|Empty]]
*$04 - [[Pull Switch (Good)]]
*$05 - [[Sprite $05|Pull Switch (Unused)]]
*$06 - [[Pull Switch (Bad)]]
*$07 - [[Sprite $07|Pull Switch (Unused)]]
*$08 - [[Octorok (One Way)]]
*$09 - [[Moldorm (Boss)]]
*$0A - [[Octorok (Four Way)]]
*$0B - [[Chicken]]
*$0C - [[Octorok (?)]]
*$0D - [[Buzzblob]]
*$0E - [[Snapdragon]]
*$0F - [[Octoballoon]]
*$10 - Small things from the exploder
*$11 - [[Hinox]]
*$12 - [[Moblin]]
*$13 - [[Mini Helmasaur]]
*$14 - Gargoyle's Domain Gate
*$15 - [[Antifairy]]
*$16 - [[Sahasrahla / Aginah]]
*$17 - Water Bubbles?
*$18 - [[Mini Moldorm]]
*$19 - [[Poe]]
*$1A - [[Dwarves]]
*$1B - Arrow in wall?
*$1C - [[Statue (Sprite)|Statue]]
*$1D - [[Weathervane]]
*$1E - [[Crystal Switch]]
*$1F - [[Bug-Catching Kid]]
*$20 - [[Sluggula]]
*$21 - [[Push Switch]]
*$22 - [[Ropa]]
*$23 - [[Red Bari]]
*$24 - [[Blue Bari]]
*$25 - Tree you can talk to?
*$26 - [[Hardhat Beetle]]
*$27 - [[Deadrock]]
*$28 - [[Storytellers]]
*$29 - Blind Hideout attendant
*$2A - [[Sweeping Lady]]
*$2B - [[Sprite $2B|Multipurpose Sprite]]
*$2C - [[Lumberjacks]]
*$2D - Telepathic stones?
*$2E - Flute Boy�s Notes
*$2F - [[Race HP NPCs]]
*$30 - Person?
*$31 - Fortune Teller / Dwarf swordsmith
*$32 - ??? (something with a turning head)
*$33 - [[Pull For Rupees Sprite]]
*$34 - [[Scared Girl 2]]
*$35 - [[Innkeeper]]
*$36 - [[Witch]]
*$37 - [[Waterfall]]
*$38 - [[Arrow Target]]
*$39 - [[Average Middle-Aged Man]]
*$3A - [[Half Magic Bat]]
*$3B - [[Dash Item]]
*$3C - Kid in village near the trough
*$3D - Signs? Chicken lady also showed up / Scared ladies outside houses.
*$3E - [[Rock Hoarder]]
*$3F - Tutorial Soldiers from beginning of game
*$40 - [[Lightning Lock]]
*$41 - [[Blue Sword Soldier]] / Used by guards to detect you
*$42 - [[Green Sword Soldier]]
*$43 - [[Red Spear Soldier]]
*$44 - [[Assault Sword Soldier]]
*$45 - Crazy Red Spear Soldiers (And green ones in the village)
*$46 - [[Blue Archer]]
*$47 - [[Green Archer]]
*$48 - [[Red Javelin Soldier]]
*$49 - Red Spear Soldiers (in the bushes)
*$4A - [[Red Bomb Soldiers]]
*$4B - [[Green Soldier Recruits]]
*$4C - [[Geldman]]
*$4D - [[Rabbit]]
*$4E - [[Popo]]
*$4F - [[Popo 2]]
*$50 - Metal Balls (in Eastern Palace)
*$51 - [[Armos]]
*$52 - [[Giant Zora]]
*$53 - [[Armos Knights (Boss)]]
*$54 - [[Lanmolas (Boss)]]
*$55 - [[Fireball Zora]]
*$56 - [[Walking Zora]]
*$57 - [[Desert Palace Barriers]]
*$58 - [[Crab]]
*$59 - [[Bird]]
*$5A - [[Squirrel]]
*$5B - [[Spark (Left to Right)]]
*$5C - [[Spark (Right to Left)]]
*$5D - Roller (vertical moving)
*$5E - Roller (vertical moving)
*$5F - Roller
*$60 - Roller (horizontal moving)
*$61 - [[Beamos]]
*$62 - [[Master Sword]]
*$63 - [[Devalant (Non-shooter)]]
*$64 - [[Devalant (Shooter)]]
*$65 - [[Shooting Gallery Proprietor]]
*$66 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Right)]]
*$67 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Left)]]
*$68 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Down)]]
*$69 - [[Moving Cannon Ball Shooters (Up)]]
*$6A - [[Ball N' Chain Trooper]]
*$6B - [[Cannon Soldier]]
*$6C - Warp Vortex created by Magic Mirror
*$6D - [[Rat]]
*$6E - [[Rope]]
*$6F - [[Keese]]
*$70 - [[Helmasaur King Fireball]]
*$71 - [[Leever]]
*$72 - Activator for the ponds (where you throw in items)
*$73 - Link�s Uncle / Sage / Barrier that opens in the sanctuary
*$74 - Red Hat Boy who runs from you
*$75 - [[Bottle Salesman]]
*$76 - [[Princess Zelda]]
*$77 - [[Antifairy (Alternate)]]
*$78 - Village Elder
*$79 - [[Bee]]
*$7A - [[Agahnim]]
*$7B - [[Agahnim Energy Ball]]
*$7C - [[Hyu]]
*$7D - 32x32 Pixel Yellow Spike Traps
*$7E - [[Guruguru Bar (Clockwise)]]
*$7F - [[Guruguru Bar (Counter Clockwise)]]
*$80 - [[Winder]]
*$81 - [[Water Tektite]]
*$82 - Swirling Fire Faeries (Eastern Palace)
*$83 - [[Green Eyegore]]
*$84 - [[Red Eyegore]]
*$85 - Yellow Stalfos (drops to the ground, dislodges head)
*$86 - [[Kodongos]]
*$87 - Flames
*$88 - [[Mothula (Boss)]]
*$89 - Mothula's beam
*$8A - Key holes?/ Spikes that move
*$8B - [[Gibdo]]
*$8C - [[Arrghus (Boss)]]
*$8D - Arrghus spawn
*$8E - [[Terrorpin]]
*$8F - [[Slime]]
*$90 - Grabber things?
*$91 - [[Stalfos Knight]]
*$92 - [[Helmasaur King]]
*$93 - [[Bumper]]
*$94 - Swimmers
*$95 - Eye laser
*$96 - Eye laser
*$97 - Eye laser
*$98 - Eye laser
*$99 - [[Pengator]]
*$9A - [[Kyameron]]
*$9B - [[Wizzrobe]]
*$9C - Tadpoles
*$9D - Tadpoles
*$9E - The ostrich animal w/ the flute boy?
*$9F - [[Flute]]
*$A0 - Birds w/ the flute boy?
*$A1 - [[Freezor]]
*$A2 - [[Kholdstare (Boss)]]
*$A3 - Another part of Kholdstare
*$A4 - [[Falling Ice]]
*$A5 - [[Zazak Fireball]]
*$A6 - [[Red Zazak]]
*$A7 - Red Stalfos Skeleton
*$A8 - Bomber Flying Creatures from Darkworld
*$A9 - Bomber Flying Creatures from Darkworld
*$AA - [[Pikit]]
*$AB - [[Maiden]]
*$AC - [[Apple]]
*$AD - [[Lost Old Man]]
*$AE - Down Pipe
*$AF - Up Pipe
*$B0 - Right Pipe
*$B1 - Left Pipe
*$B2 - Good bee again?
*$B3 - [[Hylian Inscription]]
*$B4 - Thief�s chest (not the one that follows you, the one that you grab from the DW smithy house)
*$B5 - [[Bomb Salesman]]
*$B6 - [[Kiki]]
*$B7 - Maiden following you in Blind Dungeon
*$B8 - [[Monologue Testing Sprite]]
*$B9 - Feuding Friends on Death Mountain
*$BA - [[Whirlpool]]
*$BB - Salesman / chestgame guy / 300 rupee giver guy / Chest game thief
*$BC - Drunk in the inn
*$BD - [[Vitreous (Large Eyeball)]]
*$BE - [[Vitreous (Small Eyeball)]]
*$BF - [[Vitreous' Lightning]]
*$C0 - Monster in Lake of Ill Omen / Quake Medallion
*$C1 - Agahnim teleporting Zelda to dark world
*$C2 - [[Boulders]]
*$C3 - [[Gibo]]
*$C4 - [[Thief]]
*$C5 - [[Medusa]]
*$C6 - Four Way Fireball Spitters (spit when you use your sword)
*$C7 - Big healing fairies + dust
*$C8 - [[Hokku-Bokku]]
*$C9 - Ganon's Firebat
*$CA - [[Chain Chomp]]
*$CB - [[Trinexx]]
*$CC - Another part of trinexx
*$CD - Yet another part of trinexx
*$CE - [[Blind The Thief (Boss)]]
*$CF - [[Swamola]]
*$D0 - [[Lynel]]
*$D1 - [[Bunny Beam]]
*$D2 - Flopping fish
*$D3 - [[Stal]]
*$D4 - [[Landmine]]
*$D5 - [[Digging Game Proprietor]]
*$D6 - [[Ganon]]
*$D7 - Copy of Ganon, except invincible?
*$D8 - [[Heart]]
*$D9 - [[Green Rupee]]
*$DA - [[Blue Rupee]]
*$DB - [[Red Rupee]]
*$DC - [[Bomb Refill (1)]]
*$DD - [[Bomb Refill (4)]]
*$DE - [[Bomb Refill (8)]]
*$DF - [[Small Magic Refill]]
*$E0 - [[Full Magic Refill]]
*$E1 - [[Arrow Refill (5)]]
*$E2 - [[Arrow Refill (10)]]
*$E3 - [[Fairy]]
*$E4 - [[Key]]
*$E5 - [[Big Key]]
*$E6 - [[Shield]]
*$E7 - [[Mushroom]]
*$E8 - [[Fake Master Sword]]
*$E9 - Magic Shop dude / His items, including the magic powder
*$EA - [[Heart Container]]
*$EB - [[Heart Piece]]
*$EC - Bushes
*$ED - [[Cane Of Somaria Platform]]
*$EE - [[Mantle]]
*$EF - [[Sprite $EF|Cane of Somaria Platform (Unused)]]
*$F0 - [[Sprite $F0|Cane of Somaria Platform (Unused)]]
*$F1 - [[Sprite $F1|Cane of Somaria Platform (Unused)]]
*$F2 - [[Medallion Tablet]]