Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is a way to initiate Jabu Wrong Warp in vanilla OoT using Din's Fire instead of a fairy revival.
If this worked in OoT3D it would allow to wrong warp pretty easily using Jabu's blue warp. But of course it doesn't, because Ruto comes out of the blue warp way faster than in vanilla OoT.
Using the Din's Fire animation to break free still works though: by dropping a fish near the edge of the warp and casting the spell, if you get lucky you can get pushed inside at the right time so that the animation ends before Link faces Ruto. It relies entirely on the fish RNG movement, which makes for a very low success rate. If a consistent way to do it is found, it'll be possible to play cutscene #00 in any area that has one.
This is a way to initiate Jabu Wrong Warp in vanilla OoT using Din's Fire instead of a fairy revival.
If this worked in OoT3D it would allow to wrong warp pretty easily using Jabu's blue warp. But of course it doesn't, because Ruto comes out of the blue warp way faster than in vanilla OoT.
Using the Din's Fire animation to break free still works though: by dropping a fish near the edge of the warp and casting the spell, if you get lucky you can get pushed inside at the right time so that the animation ends before Link faces Ruto. It relies entirely on the fish RNG movement, which makes for a very low success rate. If a consistent way to do it is found, it'll be possible to play cutscene #00 in any area that has one.
![[OoT 1.0] Glitched Damage Value without Deku Stick](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kkigDu2vAgU/mqdefault.jpg "[OoT 1.0] Glitched Damage Value without Deku Stick
This makes QPA possible as adult on N64. It works because of the 1.0 exclusive glitch that lets you use items on the frame the put-away animation starts:
- Press A to put away the sword
- Start falling and press B at the same time on the following frame
The put-away animation gets canceled by the jump-slash, but the sword disappears anyway (like when youre trying to do damage QPA but you get hit too late). The jump-slash then sets the damage value, but Link has no sword in hand anymore, so you get the glitched hitbox.
This works with all swords, hammer and stick. The only requirement is either hover boots + any ledge, or a non-grabbable ledge you can fall off of and still land somewhere.
With hover boots, you have to gain some speed and let Link slide off the edge with no input, otherwise there is not enough hover time for the Put Away to appear on the icon.
Note that you have to press A to put away the item and you cannot, for example, unequip it from the button after jumping: doing that would skip over the frame you need for the 1.0 glitch.
Another thing that works instead of pressing A is burning a stick, but thats obviously pretty useless because you can just do the normal QPA with burning stick then.
Edit: Gabyelnuevo had found this already on the prerelease version 0.9 of OoT https://youtu.be/8P_eV6kTvI4")
