After speaking to him, he disappears, leaving behind a Treasure Chest containing a Piece of Heart. After Link defeats all four mini-bosses in the Secret Shrine, he once again encounters the Poe Collector.

He informs Link that he succeeded to dispatch the spirits in Ikana into serenity and that the creatures in the Secret Shrine have been awaiting Link for a long time. Link encounters him again in the Secret Shrine, which is found behind the waterfall in Ikana Canyon. The objective is to defeat all Poe Sisters to be awarded with a Piece of Heart. He also runs a mini-game inside the Spirit House in Ikana Canyon. Link can then enter Ikana Canyon and participate in his mini-game. He also explains that Ikana Canyon is where regretful spirits without serenity reside. However, he does not allow Link to enter Ikana Canyon yet, but if Link wears the Garo's Mask while speaking to him, he summons a withered tree near the ledge of the hill, which allows Link to enter Ikana Canyon by latching on to it with the Hookshot. The first time Link encounters the Poe Collector is on the Road to Ikana sitting atop the hill that leads to Ikana Canyon, and telling Link about the ghosts of Ikana. Unlike his Ocarina of Time counterpart, he appears more often in the game, giving Link information about certain things. In Majora's Mask, Link encounters the Poe Collector occasionally throughout the game. If all 10 Big Poes are retrieved and Link reaches 1,000 points, the Poe Collector will give Link an Empty Bottle. He takes delight in the maliciousness of the Big Poes in Hyrule Field, and will give Link 50 Rupees and 100 Points for each Big Poe he gives the Poe Collector. In Ocarina of Time, the Poe Collector operates the Ghost Shop, which was formerly the Guard House, located just next to the broken moat of the ruins of what was once Hyrule Castle Town.

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