This is a page on the item Seashell Sensor in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Remake) for the Nintendo Switch. Read on to see what the Seashell Sensor is used for, as well as where it can be found.
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Location: Seashell Mansion Item Type: Equipment Description: It reacts to nearby secret seashells. Can be turned on or off with A. |
| How to Obtain: Obtained by trading 15 Secret Seashells in Seashell Mansion. | |
There are 50 Secret Seashells hidden in various locations throughout Koholint Island. For more help on collecting them, see our Secret Seashell Guide below.
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| Equipment | Dungeon Items | Miscellaneous Items |
| Trading Items | Figures | Instruments of the Sirens |
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