When all four have fused Kinstones with Link, a passage will open on the Castle Grounds that gives him the Magic Boomerang. Tingle, his brothers, and David Jr. can also tell Link how many Kinstone fusions remain. Once Link has done every Kinstone fusion, Tingle will award Link with the Tingle statue. In "", Tingle makes a small appearance in Mercay Island's bar, as a poster on the wall. In "", a small Tingle figurine is in Hyrule Castle Town's shop and Linebeck III's shop. In "", a Tingle doll can be seen in Zelda's room at the Knight Academy. Tingle appears as an additional playable character in "Hyrule Warriors" via the "Majora's Mask" DLC pack. In "" the main character Link is able to discover and wear a Tingle outfit made available via a DLC pack. Tingle's first starring role was in the spin-off title game known as "Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland" for the Nintendo DS. It tells the story of Tingle as a simple, 35-year-old man who ended up becoming a Tingle after meeting a character known as Uncle Rupee. The game explain why all of Tingle's incarnations have been so obsessed with Rupees, as well as why he wears his 'fairy suit'. The game was released in Japan in 2006 and one year later in Europe on September 14. Although the game scored high reviews in both Japan and Europe, it never saw a North American release. This was likely due to a poll on Nintendo's website asking if the game should be brought to America. The poll slightly swung against an American release due to the poor perception that Tingle had received in the region.   is a Nintendo DS arcade style platformer published and developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS handheld video game console, which is solely available to Platinum Club Nintendo members. The game itself is based not only on "The Legend of Zelda", but on "Balloon Fight" as well, making this the third entry in the latter franchise (following the first title and "Balloon Kid"). Tingle's Balloon Fight uses the same game design as "Balloon Fight". The game has three modes: Balloon Fight (single player), local wireless Balloon Fighting Spirit (2–4 players), and Balloon Trip (single-player). Performing various accomplishments throughout the game (winning multiplayer matches, achievements in scoring, and other as yet unknown methods) unlocks artwork in a gallery of Tingle portraits, available on the Options screen of the game.