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Well, it's a magic ocarina from the Legend of Zelda... so I'm guessing a mixture of Moon Tears and goddess droppings. Sounds disgusting, but think about it... wait no. Probably not the best idea to think about it.
But anyway. If you're looking to make one in real life or cosplay, or whatever, all of the best ocarinas are generally made out of a sort of porcelain. Yes, it is fragile, but totally worth it if it looks good! Also, the Triforce emblem would either be gold paint on a metal band.
Or if you're feeling like a millionaire, gold gilding on a silver carved band.
What can I say? The real ocarina of time was not meant for mere mortals...
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What is Piece of Heart from Ocarina of Time made of?
The Piece of Heart from Ocarina of Time made of wood.
What is the Treasure Chest in Ocarina of Time made of?
The Treasure Chest in Ocarina of Time made of gold and precious stones.
Which is better ocarina of time or twilight princess?
ocarina of time
What came first Ocarinas or Ocarina of Time?
Ocarina of Time
Which Zelda to you go through time?
It would be the legend of zelda ocarina of time were you get to travel to young link to older link in skyward sword you can hit rocks that are supposed to be made from the ocarina in ocarina of time
What is links ocarina named?
The Ocarina of Time is the blue one, the Fairy Ocarina is the pinkish one.
How do you get the shadow gauntlets in ocarina of time?
Shadow gauntlets are not in ocarina of time.
How many Skulltilas are there in ocarina of time?
There are 100 Skulltila in Ocarina of Time.
How do you get the shovel in Zelda Ocarina of Time?
There is no such thing as a shovel in Ocarina of Time.
What key is links ocarina in?
I believe that the Ocarina of time and the Fairy ocarina are both tuned in the key of D
Where can you get a ocarina like the one in ocarina of time?
Songbird Ocarinas has them!
Who are the rock people in the Ocarina of Time?
The rock people in Ocarina of Time are Gorgons.
