Shopkeeper

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Disambig icon.png This article is about the Super Adventure Box NPC. For other uses, see Shopkeeper (disambiguation).

At last, a customer! I'm eager for your business.

— Shopkeeper

Shopkeepers are allied vendors found inside Super Adventure Box. Most are located within shops, behind a counter that allows you to trade baubles for certain items and upgrades.

Locations[edit]

Maguuma Jungle

Items offered[edit]

Boosts and bundles[edit]

Item Cost
Small Health Refill Bauble
Double Health Refill 25 Bauble
1-Up 20 Bauble
Key 25 Bauble
Blue Bauble 25 Bauble
Yellow Bauble 25 Bauble
Purple Bauble1 25 Bauble
Green Ooze 25 Bauble

1. Can only be purchased once.

World 1 Upgrades[edit]

Item Cost
Bauble Purse 250 Bauble
Candle 150 Bauble
Digger 100 Bauble
Mini Bomb 200 Bauble
Slingshot 225 Bauble
Whip 150 Bauble

World 2 Upgrades[edit]

Item Cost
Bauble Tote Bag 500 Bauble
Chain Sticks 400 Bauble
Medium Health Bottle 300 Bauble
Nice Scoop 325 Bauble
Torch 400 Bauble
Wooden Whistle 250 Bauble

Test Zone Upgrades[edit]

Item Cost
Choya Language Guide Choya Seeds

Dialogue[edit]

(Chat box translations do not always correspond exactly to the SAB dialogue boxes, which sometimes cut off early.)

When talking to or entering shop
Shopkeeper: Now that you're here, maybe you'll buy some of my stuff.
Or
Shopkeeper: At last, a customer! I'm eager for your business.
Smashing responses
Shopkeeper: I could never find a good spot for that. Thank you for destroying it.
Shopkeeper: Yes, smash it! I've always hated that thing.
Shopkeeper: Ha ha! You sure enjoy smashing.
Shopkeeper: I had too many things. It's good that you are breaking everything.
Shopkeeper: In the end, I see that my hoarding has brought me only sadness.
Shopkeeper: Go ahead and break my stuff. I don't care.
Shopkeeper: Smashing my stuff? It's good to keep busy.
Outside their shop in Dark Woods
Shopkeeper: This water tastes improper. (dies)
In the toxic water after it has been drained in Dark Woods
I lost my HAT in the water. Do you have a backup HAT?
Talk more option tango.png Here, I have an extra hat.
Thank you! I do not need this CROWN now. You can have it.
Talk end option tango.png How polite!
Talk end option tango.png I do not have hats to spare.
After giving the shopkeeper a HAT in Dark Woods
Thank you. I searched for my HAT for a long time.
Talk end option tango.png The water is not safe. You should stay out of it.
In Rapids (see notes)
Villager: Walk in still water. Avoid moving water.
After destroying Cage at the end of Zone 1 or Zone 2
Thank you for saving me. Here, I'll show you the way to a new place.
In Test Zone
The CHOYA MINERS are challenging customers, but I have mastered their ways.
Talk end option tango.png I can see you have a keen eye for business
Owl Shopkeeper
SQUAWK!
Talk end option tango.png You drive a hard bargain, owl.

Notes[edit]

For most shopkeepers, the text that is shown above their head is inconsistent with that show in chat; frequently showing "Now that you're here, maybe youll buy some of my" above, while the chat reads "At last, a customer! I'm eager for your business." instead.
  • The NPC at the start of Rapids was both originally referred to "Villager" overhead, even though the chatbox showed them as "Shopkeeper". This was partially fixed in 2017 where their overhead name was updated "Shopkeeper" to match their overhead name in chat from 2016 as well as function, however their name in chat was switched to "Villager".

Trivia[edit]

  • Shopkeepers will occasionally make remarks towards players when items in their shops are smashed, in reference to The Legend of Zelda video game franchise, in which smashing pots within stores was commonplace.
  • The shopkeeper that sells baubles is a reference to the first Legend of Zelda game, where some hidden shopkeepers would sell you Rupees at a price of more than they are worth.