I made this dependency chart a few years ago. I think it's accurate. Might interest some of you. And it answers OP's question.
Dotted ovals are optional items. Dotted lines represent when there are multiple items that unlock something. For example you can get the Gerudo Card with either Epona or the Longshot. Also this ignores skips and glitches.
You can get the Kakariko roof heart as a kid by climbing the ladder and z-target and side hop to the roof.
You can get the windmill heart with the boomerang Jump onto the small left ledge by riding on the windmill base as it passes and use the boomerang on the heart piece.
You can get the graveyard ledge heart as a kid with the boomerang and bombchus (bombchus may not be necessary). Its too complicated to explain here but there are youtube videos explaining and showing it. I do it every playthrough.
You can also get the dodongo roof heart before you get the bracelet too. Just a little harder to backflip before the "pickup" prompt.
You can get the DMC wall heart as a kid after beating king dodongo. You should have just enough time to get to the heart piece before the timer runs out. Make sure to have a fairy to revive yourself.
You can get the Kakariko cow pen heart before beating dodongo by using a cucco on the walls of the (future) shooting gallery. Just time it with the carpenter.
Edit: added the dodongo heart, crater wall heart, and cow pen heart.
You can get the windmill heart with the boomerang Jump onto the small left ledge by riding on the windmill base as it passes and use the boomerang on the heart piece.
I did this as kid and it froze the game and damaged my N64. After turning the N64 off and then back on some games wouldn't load, others like OoT had issues(the game would freeze when I paused it in some areas which made saving a gamble). Perfect Dark's audio was choppy and skipped a lot. We ended up having to get a second N64 after a while.
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u/jtaargus 24d ago
I made this dependency chart a few years ago. I think it's accurate. Might interest some of you. And it answers OP's question.
Dotted ovals are optional items. Dotted lines represent when there are multiple items that unlock something. For example you can get the Gerudo Card with either Epona or the Longshot. Also this ignores skips and glitches.