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The '''Jabber Nut''' is a rare and unusual seed, invented by the Picori race. | The '''Jabber Nut''' is a rare and unusual seed, invented by the Picori race. | ||
| − | When this magical nut is consumed, it enables its eater to proficiently speak all languages as well as they can speak their own, | + | When this magical nut is consumed, it enables its eater to proficiently speak all languages as well as they can speak their own, including the Minish (Picori), Hylian, Twilit, and Ancient Hylian languages. This does not, however, enable the user to communicate with creatures who do not use spoken languages--such as plants and most animals. It also does not enable the user to read scripts they would not otherwise know. |
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* {{Canon|The Minish Cap}} | * {{Canon|The Minish Cap}} | ||
* The [[Book of Mudora]] has a similar effect of translating languages. | * The [[Book of Mudora]] has a similar effect of translating languages. | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 19 October 2013
| Jabber Nut | |
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| Type | Utility Organic Item |
| Fields | Communicate, Empower, Picori, Sense |
| Cost | Lowest Cost C5: 10 rupees |
The Jabber Nut is a rare and unusual seed, invented by the Picori race.
When this magical nut is consumed, it enables its eater to proficiently speak all languages as well as they can speak their own, including the Minish (Picori), Hylian, Twilit, and Ancient Hylian languages. This does not, however, enable the user to communicate with creatures who do not use spoken languages--such as plants and most animals. It also does not enable the user to read scripts they would not otherwise know.
Trivia
- The Jabber Nut treasure canonically appears in the Zelda series, initially in The Minish Cap. More information about the canonical version of this treasure can likely be found on Zelda Wiki.
- The Book of Mudora has a similar effect of translating languages.
