Five Empty Bottles in the OOT Remake

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The remake has five bottles. ZeldaCentral and RPGSite independently describe the same five rewards: the Castle Town potion-shop bug task, Talon’s Super Cucco game, the seven Cuccos in Kakariko, Ruto’s letter from Lake Hylia and the adult Big Poe trade. The shopkeeper lends you the bottle for catching the bug; you do not need to own a bottle first.

The adult bottle reward is five Big Poes, equivalent to 500 points in ZeldaCentral’s guide. RPGSite also says five; its final reward for ten Poes is 200 rupees. Guides for earlier releases may give a different bottle threshold. Keep the remake and older editions separate when following a route.

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Locations checked 12 November 2026. Numbered links open each row’s public guide evidence.
GotTypeNameAreaAgeTimeRequiresRewardSources
bottle Potion Shop bug Hyrule Castle Town Child See requirement Catch the escaped bug using the shopkeeper’s bottle Red Potion, then reusable bottle 2 location sources [1][2]
bottle Super Cucco game Lon Lon Ranch Child See requirement Find Talon’s three special Cuccos before time runs out Lon Lon Milk, then reusable bottle 2 location sources [1][2]
bottle Cucco Lady Kakariko Village Child See requirement Return all seven Cuccos to their pen Empty Bottle 2 location sources [1][2]
bottle Ruto’s letter Lake Hylia / Zora Domain Child See requirement Dive for the letter bottle and show it to King Zora Reusable bottle after the letter is removed 2 location sources [1][2]
bottle Big Poe trade Hyrule Castle Town Adult See requirement Sell five Big Poes (500 points); Fairy Bow, Epona, empty bottle Empty Bottle 2 location sources [1][2]

Questions

How do I start the potion-shop task without a bottle?

The shopkeeper lends you a bottle to catch the escaped bug, then fills it with Red Potion as your reward.

How many Big Poes for the fifth bottle?

Both current guides say five Big Poes; ZeldaCentral expresses that as 500 points.

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