Date: Mon, 5 Apr 1999 19:34:35 EDT
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Ocarina Of Time
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Introduction
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Well, I beat Zelda, a long time ago, and when I saw that the biggest FAQs were
little more than 100K, I decided I'd upstage everybody with an awesome, huge,
200K FAQ. Then along came Marshmallow and his 300+K ass, and I decided to give
up hope on that. Of course, there was always the Boss Guides, which were, at
the biggest, 21K. HA. This sucker has to be AT LEAST 25K, and I wrote it all
in a few hours. Anyways, I hope this provides as some sort of a tool for some
of you who got the game and haven't quite beaten it yet, or just want
something to read. Have fun, or don't, hippy pieces of crap. Oh yeah, how's my
logo? It looked twice as good at first, but it was aligned right, so I had to
move it, and splice it up. Too bad, huh?
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Update History
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Version 1.4 (April 5th?, 1999)- Make my Young Link Walkthrough, upping the
size of this FAQ to the triple digits. I added a few things here and there as
well. If this is still referred to as a Boss FAQ, I'm gonna be pissed.
Version 1.3 (February 21, 1999)- Added the rather extensive and detailed
equipment section. Fized my Table of Contents too! This should up the size of
the FAQ to around 75K, and maybe it won't just be called a Boss FAQ now, eh?
Version 1.2 (February 18, 1999)- Added Golden Skulltula locations. Man, that
was. tough. I wrote them up as I could remember them, and then I tried to
categorize and alpabetize them. I decided the Dungeons could be seperate from
the other areas, since they somehow wound up mostly in order while I tried to
alphabetize it.
Version 1.1 (February 16, 1999)- Added Heart Piece Locations, and a Mini-Game
Review. Gold Skulltula locations are coming soon.
Version 1.0 (February 12?, 1999)- Did the Boss FAQ. I don't know what day it
is.
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Table of Contents
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I. Walkthrough
1. Kokiri's Emerald
2. Goron's Ruby
3. Zora's Sapphire
II. Heart Piece Locations
III. Matt's Mini-Game Review
IV. Boss FAQ
1.Parasitic Armored Arachnid: GOHMA
2.Infenal Dinosaur: KING DODONGO
3. BigOcto
4. Bio-Electrical Anemone: BARINADE
5. Evil Spirit From Beyond: PHANTOM GANONDORF
6. Flare Dancer
7. Subterranean Lava Dragon: VOLVAGIA
8. Dark Link
9. Giant Aquatic Amoeba: MORPHA
10. Dead Hand
11. Phantom Shadow Beast: BONGO BONGO
12. Ironknuckle
13. Evil Sorceress Sisters: TWINROVA
14. King Of Evil: GANONDORF
15. GANON
V. Golden Skulltula Locations
VI. Equipment/Weapon/Clothing
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Walkthrough
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Getting The Kokiri Emerald
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Kokiri Forest
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Necessary Itmes To Get:
Deku Shield, Kokiri Sword, 40 Rupees, Deku Sticks
You start off with the games opening sequence, ending in your hut. Walk
outsied and Saria will run up to your house and want to talk. If you want to,
go talk to her. She congratulates you on getting your fairy, among other
things. See the big area on the right side of your map? That's where you have
to go, but mean old Mido is blocking your way. You need a sword and shield to
make it past here. OK, let's go get them then! Go to the triangular area at
the bottom of your map screen, it's the training area. See the little hole in
the wall? Go crawl through it. Take a left up here, and you'll find a boulder
going round and round. Get behind it and walk with it, and you'll be at the
other side. An advertisement for the Know-It-All Brothers is in front of a
big chest. Open the chest to recieve the Kokiri Sword!
Now you'll need 40 rupees. Look inside tall grass, slice little grass, throw
rocks, and look around. Jumping on platforms over water gets 5 rupees, and
jumping off the fence near the hole in the trainging center gets major
rupees. Also, Mido's house contains several chests worth looking into. Once
you have the necessary cashola, go to the shop. It's the little building next
to the Deku Tree's area. It's striped red on the top, and a Kokiri is sitting
on the roof. Go in, and buy the Deku Shield. Equip it, and the sword if you
haven't already, and go talk to Mido again. He yells at you some more, but
then realizes you've got weapons, so he let's you pass. Of course, I'd
suggest talking to everybody beforehand, since they won't say the same thing
once you've gotten the Kokiri's Emerald.
Alright, walk to the Deku Tree, and you'll be ambushed by some Deku Baba.
They won't attack you, but if you touch them, it hurts. Slice them up, and
you'll recieve Deku Sticks. Yay! Go up to the Deku Tree, and a cut-scene
ensues. It's about Ganondorf's desire for the spiritual stones, and how he's
being destroyed from the inside. He opens his mouth and invites you to go in.
Well, collect your senses, save your game, and go inside.
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Inside The Deku Tree
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Necessary Items To Get:
Fairy Slingshot, Kokiri's Emerald
Other Items:
Map, Compass, Deku Nuts
First off, slice the Deku Baba in this room. Tak a left and climb up the
ladder. Make the jumps across this area until you find a big chest and some
Skullwalltulas. The spiders can't hurt you if you don't climb the wall, so
open up the chest. It's the map, and that's a very good thing. Keep jumping
until you get to a door at the end. Iron bars lock the door behind you, and
you have to square off against a Deku Shrub. No toughie, just check the
Enemies Section for that.
Once he's destroyed, he gives you a tip about jumping, and the doors unlock.
Proceed through the next door, and jump on the platform in the center.
Quickly leap to the chest, which turns out to be the Fairy Slingshot. In case
you didn't notice, the platform you jumped off of fell. Just turn around, and
look at the ladder above the exit. Z-Target it and hit it with the Slingshot.
It falls, and you can exit. Cut the grass below for supplies. Another way
through this room is to not use the platform at first. Just fall down and
climb up the vines to the other side. Then you can use the platform on your
way back. Just a little creative thinking on my part.
Go back to the Skullwalltulas and kill them with Z-Targeting and the
Slingshot. The third one cannot always be targeted, so just take him out
manually if necessary. Climb the vines, crawl right at the top, and drop
down. Go forward to the next door, ignoring the Giant Skulltula looming
overhead. He'll get his later. In this next room, go stand on a switch to
activate some platforms. Jump across to the other side, and open the chest
there. It's the Compass, so be happy. You can now see where all the treasure
chests are in this level, and exactly where you are. To exit, go back to the
beginning, and pull out a Deku Stick. Put it in the fire from the lit torch,
then walk over to the unlitl torch. There ya go, just be sure to hit B to get
rid of the Stick before it burns away.
Go back and find a Giant SKulltula. Tough for the first timer. I went after
it with my sword. Just let it come down, then use the SLingshot when it
reveals its belly. Now, look over the ledge. See the spiderweb? Navi no doubt
talked to you about it earlier. Get a good running start, and jump. You can
somewhat control yourself in midair, so toggle the stick. Normally, you'll
hit the sides, and have to try again, but if lucky you'll land in the center
and break through it.
Take a left and a deep breath. There are two spiders in this room, but
they're Gold Skulltulas. You can't miss these things. I'd put 'em in my Gold
Skulltula section, but you could get hurt if you don't kill them. There are 3
platforms here. #1 is the one you're standing on, and #2 is right in front of
you. #3 is across the water and can't be reached. Go to #2 and step on the
switch. Now, there's a lit torch. Get a Deku Stick lit and jump to platform
#1. Part of the water is shallow enough to stand in. Run to the web at the
end, and is your stick is still burning, it'll melt away.
Go through the door to meet a Deku Scrub. If you want to, kill him. But if
not, stand on his grass so he goes away, and use your Slingshot on the gray
eye above the exit door. It closes, and the doors open. Now, get out of here
and prepare for more. You're in a room filled with water, a platform on
either side, and platform on the water, and a spiky log in the water. Dive in
the water, go to the left side, and dive down. There's a switch there, so
keep diving until you hit it. Go back to your original platform and wait for
the floating one to come to you. Jump to it, and since the switch lowered the
water level, you can pass under the spiky log. You'll hear strange noises
during all of this, it's your timer. It'll speed up and then stop soon. On
the other side, you have to kill a Giant Skulltula. Now, go to the block
against the wall and push it as far to the right as you can. Climb up on it,
and enter the door above.
Three torches in this room, and some Deku Babas. Ignore them, they grow back
anyway. Get a stick lit, and run like mad lighting all the other torches.
Once that's finished, you can leave the room in peace. In this next room
there are two spiderwebs. One leads to a Deku Baba, the other to a tunnel.
Find the tunnel, and enter it.
You're now on platform #3 in that water room again, so DO NOT JUMP OFF!!! See
the spiderweb on the ground? Well, we'll get that in a moment. Push the block
into the water, and jump to platform #2. Get yourself lit up on the torch
over here, and make a clever jump back to the block, and thne onto platform
#3. To burn the spiderweb, either swing the stick, or use my way and roll
over the web. Either way is fine, and you wind up in the same place.
There's three Deku Scrubs in this room, and if you listened to the other Deku
Scrub a while back, he mentioning killing his brothers in a 2-3-1 order,
twenty-three is number one (Jordan reference?). Do so, which is pretty
tricky, except they freeze when hit, so you don't have to chase after them.
The last one must be caught, and he'll tell you Queen Gohma's secret. Then
they leave, and you have access to Queen Gohma's chamber.
I have a section for details on these things, and I bet you can guess its
name. Once Gohma's dead, collect the Heart Container she leaves behind, and
enter the blue light. You're back outside now, and the Deku Tree talk about
the Triforce. You now know everything you need to know, and I believe Din,
Nayru, and Farore were described as well. Oh, the Deku Tree is dying, so take
this. It's the Kokiri's Emerald!!! Cool, now he's dead.
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Getting The Goron's Ruby
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Kokiri Forest
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Necessary Items: Fairy Ocarina
Well, as I said before, everyone says different things since the Deku Tree is
dead. Mido yells at you, heh heh. Notable is her absence is Saria. Take the
exit on the left side, by the Know-It-All Brothers' House. You'll enjoy (or
maybe you won't) a cut scene featuring Saria handing over the Fairy Ocarina
to you. Man, the way Link exits this scene is PRICELESS! He sort of slowly
backs away from her, then runs full speed away, like she's some poisonous
snkae or something. Hehe.
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Hyrule Field
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Necessary Items: Map Of Hyrule
Walk forward and Kaepora Gaebora the owl will give you a map of Hyrule. He
also talks about using the map subscreen and stuff. Stay on the main road,
and head towards the castle when you see it. At night, the drawbridge goes
up, so you're screwed if that happens. Just wait on the road until day, or
Stalchilds will jump you. Once the drawbridge is down, go inside the castle.
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Hyrule Market
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In here, look around for a red-haired girl named Malon. Talk to her, and she
says her dad is missing. Apparently, he went to Hyrule Castle to drop some
milk off, but hasn't come back yet. Check out the shops, but don't buy the
Hylian Shield, since you can get it later for free. Well, run through this
area to.....
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Hyrule Castle
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Necessary Items: Weird Egg
Go forward, and you'll meet Kaepora Gaebora again. He talks about time I
believe, but I could be wrong. Look on the right wall by some vines. If Malon
isn't there, go back to the Market and come back again. Anyways, when you
find her, talk to her. She whines about her dad some more, and gives you a
Weird Egg in exchange for you finding him.
Now, climb up those vines and walk along the area up here. Jump off when you
get to the stone thing. There's a hole in it to climb down, but jumping
across is faster. You'll see a boulder with a sign in front of it. Ignore
them, go a little further, and break left up the hill. Run to the far wall,
and climb the stone area. Jump into the water and let the current sweep you
away. You'll see a man sleeping. If your Egg has hatched, use it to wake him.
If not, wait until it does. Once you wake him, you find out that it's Talon.
A funny cut scene ensues, with him running back to find Malon.
Find the two crates of milk behind him, and push them along the path into the
water. Hop on top of the second one, and jump into the small hole the water
is coming out of. In this next area, you'll have to run around, dodging
guards like crazy. Don't worry, you'll make it on the first or second try.
Just remember a few things: Guards can't see behind themselves or through
bushes, they're not as good as the guards outside, and when you see a guard
making a tight circle through some rupees, use the overhead bridge. Finally,
you'll wind up in.....
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Castle Courtyard
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Necessary Items:
Zelda's Letter, Zelda's Lullaby
Well, look in the right window at first and you'll spot Mario and friends.
This disgusts me, since Mario has no place in a Zelda game, but I digress. Go
talk to Princess Zelda, and she speaks of a great many things. Say no to one
of her questions, and she repeats it idiotically. God, what a retard. Oh
well, you see Ganondorf, and are told you must do something to stop him. You
get Zelda's Letter, which we soon found out was written in all of five
seconds. Afetr that, go backwards and speak to Impa, Zelda's nanny. She
teaches you Zelda's Lullaby, and escorts you out of the castle. She also says
to go to Kakariko Village, but that ain't happening yet.
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Hyrule Field
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
Once you get control, look on the map. See the circle in the center? That's
Lon Lon Ranch. Go there.
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Lon Lon Ranch
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: Epona's Song, Bottle w/Lon Lon Milk
Go straight through this area at first until you get out into the corral. Go
in the center and talk to Malon again. Talk to her three times, and after
that show her your Ocarina. She'll teach you Epona's Song, and Epona will
hump your leg like all loving animals do ;) Now, go backwards and take the
door on your right. You'll see Talon sleeping with bunches of Cuccos around
him. You can now play the Cucco-Finding Game [See Mini-Games Section] and win
a Bottle with fresh Lon Lon Milk inside. Sadly enough, he's just joking when
he asks about Malon. Trust me, you'll find out later. Go back outside to.....
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Hyrule Field
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
Sadly, I have to keep this as a section or people will get lost. Suffice to
say, go back into Kokiri Forest. Happy?
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Kokiri Forest
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
Man, I hate doing these little parts, but alas, I must include them. Anyways,
take the exit at the north end of the map. It leads to the Lost Woods.
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Lost Woods
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
What, is that like three sections in a row with no items? Yikes! Anyway, from
the start go right, left, right left, straight, left, right, or just listen
to the music, or my other way described elsewhere to get to.....
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Saceed Forest Meadow
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Necessary Items:
Saria's Song (THANK GOD!)
Well, go straight forward and take out the Wolfos that attacks. The gate
opens and he leaves behind a purple rupee (50). There's a little maze-type
thing ahead, with Mad Scrubs (automatic Deku Scrubs) at every corner. Once
you get to the end, you'll face a bunch of Mad Scrubs in a hallway. When
they're dead, go forward and a cut scene ensues with Saria. She will teach
you Saria's Song if you show her your Ocarina. Once you've got that, head on
out. In case you're low on life, and didn't kill the Scrubs, save and reset.
You'll be back in your house. Great trick I must say.
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Kokiri Forest
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
Leave. Back to Hyrule Field. 'Nuff said.
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Hyrule Field
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
Go to Kakariko Village, which is next to the castle as Impa already pointed
out.
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Kakariko Village
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: Bottle, Sun's Song (At least, I don't THINK it's necessary),
Hylian Shield
Talk to the Cucco Lady [See Mini-Games Section] for the bottle, or go to the
graveyard (bottom right) for the Sun's Song. Now, the way to get the
Sun'sSong is to go to the back of the graveyard and play Zelda's Lullaby. The
game's best Young Link cut scene occurs, and you've got a hole. Drop down.
Take out all 5 Keese in this room, and the door will unlock itself. Go
through the door and make a mad dash straight through this room. Run through
the green muck, because it hurts less than if you go near a ReDead, trust me.
After this, you'll see an inscription on the wall. You learn the Sun's Song
from it. Go back to the ReDead's and play the Sun's Song to freeze them. Then
leave. To get the Hylian Shield here for free, pull on the grave with flowers
in the first row, and open the chest below. This is a good find, but don't
equip it yet. It was made for Adult Link, really. The entrance to Death
Mountain is at the top, but a guard blocks your way. Just show him Zelda's
Letter, which reads (god this is lame):
This is (your name), he is under my orders to save Hyrule.
Well, that was dumb, and the guard has his appropriate laugh. He also wants a
Mask from the Happy Mask Shop, which is now accessible in Hyrule Market. Go
through the now opened gate.
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Death Mountain Trail
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
Well, just walk forward and kill the two Red Tektites you meet along the way.
Kill the third that jumps down at you, and head up the ledge he was on. Those
boulders you saw cover up the entrance to Dodongo's Cavern. Now, just keep
going straight (can't go the up route) until you get to a circle of stones.
Go forward, not left, and you'll be in Goron City.
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Goron City
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Necessary Items: Goron's Bracelet
Well, talking to people, you will discover that Ganondorf has sealed up the
entrance to Dodongo's Cavern (duh), the Goron's main food supply. Dodongo's
have invaded it, and Ganon won't help out the Goron's until he gets the
Goron's Ruby. Oh, and Darunia has locked himself in his room, waiting for a
royal messenger. Well, either by jumping straight down, or transversing the
paths, get to the bottom. You'll see a door with a plush carpet in front that
Navi flies to. Stand on the carpet, take out Le Ocarina, and play Zelda's
Lullaby. The door opens, so go inside. He is very unhappy if you talk to him,
but using the Ocarina cheers him up (and makes him look like a total psycho
in the process). He talks about Ganondorf some more, and gives you the
Goron's Bracelet. You can now pick up those funny looking Bomb Flowers lying
around.
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Death Mountain Trail
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Necessary Items: None
Well, take a right coming out of the cavern and you'll see a Dodongo and a
Bomb Flower. Now, what you've gotta do is pick up that Bobm Flower, get a
running start, and throw it. After a few tries, you'll be able to blast open
Dodongo's Cavern. Um...go in there dude. Hey, since this is a small section,
I just had a thought. If it's _really_ the Goron's place, why is it called
Dodongo's Cavern?? Answer me that, will ya!?! Oh wait, got a (bad)
walkthrough to do.
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Dodongo's Cavern
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Necessary Items: Bomb Bag, Goron's Ruby
Other Items: Map, Compass, Deku Shield
CAUTION: You should equip the Hylian Shield whenever you see a fire enemy
(Fire Keese, Dodongos, probably etc.) because the Deku Shield will be burnt
by these guys if they hit you. Of course, when they're not present, feel free
to use the Deku Shield, because child Link can actually manuever with it. Oh,
and there are verious Deku Scrubs around here who'll sell you replacement
Deku Shields. On with it already? No, screw you, I think I'll make a random
comment here. Ummm...Is it just me, or...nope, I got nothing. Oh, doesn't it
seem odd that there's a Map and Compass in every dungeon? Why is this I ask
you, and who put these here? On with it _now_? OK.
First off, look to your left and pick up a Bomb Flower. Run over and set it
down by the odd-looking part of the wall. It will explode, revealing the main
area of the dungeon, and giving the cavern its proper intro. Go forward, wait
for the moving platform to be at its highest, then jump onto it and onto the
center platform. Avoid the Beamos and go either left or right. If you go
left, destroy the Beamos with a Bomb Flower, and bomb the odd sections until
you find the Map. If that doesn't interest you, head right.
Kill the Beamos you see, and then bomb the odd section of the wall furthest
away from you (and the Bomb Flower). Go in, and you'll be in a hallway with
Dodongo Larva. Hack them, or use the Hylian Shield to cover yourself from
their attack. Once you make it to a rise in the ground, they can't attack.
The switch here is blue, so push/pull a statue on top of it, then go through
the door.
Uh-OH, it's a pair of Lizalfos. Luckily, they fight 1 at a time. Pull out
your Deku Shield if it wasn't equipped and take these idiots out. I found
this very tough, seeing as how you only have 4, maybe 5 hearts right now. The
door unlocks, so proceed.
You'rein a dark room with torches and Dodongos. Wipe out the Dodongos first
if you don't wanna risk getting hurt. Now, if you don't have any Deku Sticks
(and why would that happpen? You never use 'em anywhere!), bomb the odd part
of the wall and kill the Business Scrub you find there. He'll sell more to
you. Now, get a stick lit and go light the other three in the room. Viola,
insta-exit!
You're in the center room of the dungeon again, but this time in an area you
previously couldn't reach. Simply stand on the switch, and the door on the
left side unlocks. Scamper over there by way of platform, and get the Map if
you haven't already. Oh yeah, there's a Business Scrub willing to sell you a
replacement Deku Shield if it's gone around here. Now, once you've got your
supplies, head through the unlocked door.
You'll be in a room with a bunch of Bomb Flowers. Ignore that for now, and
blast away the odd section of wall to get to the other room. There are three
statues, one of which is an Armos. Just pick up a Bomb Flower, hurl it at
him, and repeat. You can get the Compass while he's chasing you if you wish.
COOL TRICK: If you just can't kill him, snag the Compass, save, and reset.
There ya go, and you barely lost any time. Anyway, get back to the last room.
Uh, you see that pillar in the center of the room? See all the Bomb Flowers
lying around it? Well, there's an obvious gap between two Bomb Flowers where
another one should be. Find one lying on the floor around here and put it
there. They all explode, and a sequence ensues. One thing's for sure: You've
got stairs! Take either direction on the wooden ledge up here and get out of
this room. Look, it's the return of the Skullwalltulas right before the
door!! OK, that was dumb.
In this next room you'll see some Fire Keese and about seven Armos. Yikes!
I'd equip Mr. Hylian Shield and kill the Keese first, then circle around the
Armos. Don't touch them, because one is only a statue. It's the one in front
of the ladder. Pull him out of the way and you'll have easy access to the
top. Hit the switch, and then leave this friggin' place!
You're in the main room, sorta. You're on the second floor now. Just run
across the bridge, and if a Keese comes near you, slash the retard. In the
next room, drop down and Navi informs you to watch your step in these tight
corridors. Look for a ladder with a blue block at its base. Climb the ladder,
then jump off onto a platform with a chest. Open it for some rupees, then
grab the Bomb Flower next to it. When it's about to explode, throw it at the
explodable (word?) wall. I mean, when it's REALLY about to explode. Also, you
can get it stuck on the ladder if you've got good hand-eye coordination. Just
blast it and go through the passageway.
There are three platforms in this room, but the center one is on fire. Just
use the Slingshot on the yellow eye atop the third platform, and the fire
will go out. If you run out of Deku Seeds, there's some regrowing grass in
this room.
Aw man! Just when all was going well, another freaking Lizalfo fight! Kill
them I suppose, just like last time. In the next room, there are 4 platforms,
and the 2 center ones are on fire. Hit the eye at the end again, hop onto the
second platform, and turn left. Hit the eye there and proceed to exit the
room. Watch out, the fire WILL grow back.
In this next room, you can find a Bomb Bag inside of a large chest. Isn't
that nice? Now, go through the passageway and you'll see a switch. Save the
game, as the switch creates easy access from the first floor to the second
floor via a pillar. Jump across the bridge and bomb the wall at the end for a
chest. If you're missing your Deku Shield, that's what you get. If not, it's
20 rupees. Now, go back and stand right next to a gap in the bridge. Pull out
a bomb and drop it. It'll land in the Giant Dead Dodongo's eye. Do the same
with the other one, and he opens his mouth, allowing you to get to Dodongo's
chamber. Or closer at least. If you've got full hearts, jump down there, but
if not, use the pillar to get back down.
Now, enter the door in the Dodongo's mouth (WTF? A door in his MOUTH!?!?!)
Equip the Hylain Shield and kill or avoid the Fire Keese flying around.
Jumping in the hole shows you that there's a blue switch down there, since it
won't stay down. Take a right from this room, and you'll be in an area with
Fire Keese and blocks. Just scramble through this room, you'll have to climb
to higher ground near the end. You'll see a tunnel, but smash the pots to the
left. They contain Red Fairies, and you've probably got at least 1 bottle to
keep one in by now.
OK, go through the tunnel, and push the block at the end. It'll fall off, so
push/pull it onto the switch, watching out for the Fire Keese, who will
sucker punch you while you pull it (well, they would if they had arms).
Great, the door to Dodongo is open. Proceed!!!
Open up the chest in here for some Bombs, which you may or may not need. Bomb
the odd part of the floor, and drop down to square off with Dodongo. See the
appropriate section, which believe it or not ISN'T the Mini-Game Section. God
I hate you people.
Once this guy's killed, take your Heart Container and leave. Enjoy the
suquence with Darunia at the end, and get the Goron Ruby. This one just might
be funnier than Koume and Kotake's death scene. My sister says Gorons look
like bears, and this only proves it, hehe.
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Death Mountain Trail
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Necessary Items: Magic Meter
Other Items: Spin Slash
Alright, remember when there was that flag when you went up the slope en
route to Goron City? Yeah, take the up path there, and blast the boulders
away with Bombs. Jump across the gap, and equip the Hylian Shield. Run to the
far wall, and boulders start to fall. If you see a shadow on you, press R to
duck and cover until it goes away. Either that or run like hell until it
stops, my method of choice. Kill the two Skullwalltulas you can see, then try
to get positioning on the third one, or just run past it. At the top, don't
go down with the damn owl, Bomb the area on the left. Look, a Great Fairy
Fountain. Play Zelda's Lullaby on the Triforce symbol, and the fairy appears.
My god, could she possibly be wearing any less? Not that I'm complaining
though. She teaches you the Spin Slash attack, and now you have a Magic
Meter. Good for you. Technically, the Spin SLash isn't necessary, but you
need to gain it in order to speak to the other Great Fairies, and one of them
gives you Din's Fire, which IS necessary. Get my drift?
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Kakariko Village
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Necessary Items: None that I haven't already described
Other Items: None that I haven't already described
Use a ride from the owl to get here, and then leave. Nothing else to do. Go
through Hyrule Field and go to Hyrule Castle.
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Hyrule Castle
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Necessary Items: Din's Fire
Proceed past the gate like you did last time, but look at the sign and the
boulder this time. Blow up the boulder and go inside. You know the drill.
This time you recieve Din's Fire which is necessary WAY later in the game.
Now, from here go to Zora's River, it's to the right of Kakariko Village in
Hyrule Field.
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Getting Zora's Sapphire
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Zora's River
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: Magic Beans
First, walk forward and blast the rocks, duh. You can buy Magic Beans from
the fat kid, which are necessary to get some Heart Pieces, and some Gold
Skulltulas, but not vital to your quest. Anyway, there is a point where the
gap in the river is very small, so jump across it. You can also use a Cucco
to float over the wider parts, but I think it takes too long. Just jump
through this level, making sure not to stay in the water too much, and
avoiding the Blue Tektites. At the end you'll find a waterfall with a grate
in front of it. Play Zelda's Lullaby on the grate, enjoy the swank cut scene,
and jump through the now opened waterfall. That thing will close fast though,
so don't stand around for too long.
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Zora's Domain
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Necessary Items: Silver Scale, Fish (you don't need to get it HERE though)
Well, stay on the path and make your way upward to King Zora's Chamber.
Talking to him reveals that Princess Ruto is lost. Take a left and play the
Diving Game. Refer to the Mini-Game Section for this relatively easy game.
Once you go back up to her and get the Silver Scale, dive down again. Look
for an underwater hole in the ground; it's a shortcut to Lake Hylia.
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Lake Hylia
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Necessary Items: Bottle W/Letter
Other Items: Fishing Pond w/Lots O' Stuff, Scarecrow's Song
Just go forward a little bit and Navi will turn green and fly underwater.
Dive there, and when you come up you'll have the Not-So Empty Bottle. Equip
it to a C Button, and use it to read Princess Ruto's Letter. She's trapped
inside Jabu-Jabu, and wants you to save her. Oh, and don't tell her daddy. Go
back to Zora's Domain now. Oh, the Fishing Pond is on the far side, left of
where you entered. To finish half of the Scarecrow's Song sequence, just go
up to the scarecrow who claims to be a musical genius, and play an 8-note
song.
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Zora's Domain
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Necessary Items: Fish, if you didn't already get it
Well, show King Zora the Letter in a Bottle, and he'll tell you to go fetch
Ruto. Man, he takes like a week to move out the way! When he's done, walk
around on the lower level of the Domain until you spot some fishies. Catch
one in a bottle, or buy one from the shop for 200 rupees (yikes!). Now, go
past where Zora was originally blocking.
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Zora's Fountain
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: Farore's Wind
Well, if you want Farore's Wind, read this. If not, just skip to the next
paragraph. It's unnecessary, and I never use it either. Alright, go behind
Jabu-Jabu until you find an island with a tree, a silver boulder, and a
Gossip Stone. Bomb behind the silver boulder (I think there's a crack or some
other boulders there) and you'll open up a passageway. In here is another
Great Fairy Fountain, and you get Farore's Wind.
Now, go up in front of Jabu-Jabu an dget right up in his face. Realease the
fish, and he'll open his mouth. In you go, along with the fish. Man, Link has
a girly voice, I wanna kick him square in the nuts.
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Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly
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Necessary Items: Boomerang
Other Items: Map, Compass
Run forward, avoiding the enemies, and stand against the...I guess we'll call
it locked for now. The locked door. Turn around and look up. Navi flies green
toward a switch, so pull out your Slingshot and peg it. Just walk through
this next room, nothing of interest really.
Hey look, Princess Ruto in this room! She's angry, and doesn't want any help.
God, what a putz, she walked right down a Sucky Thing Of Doom! Follow her,
and then talk to her. She again says no, but don't give up hope. Talk to her
one more time and she says that you may carry her. OK, do so. Link is
carrying around a naked girl??? Um..this isn't G-Rated!!!
Take the door behind you (yes behind), and jump into the water in the center.
Toss her over to the other side and get ready for some pain. Bunches of
enemies like Bubbles and Stingrays inhabit this place. Just touch Mr. Center
Switch to raise the water so that you can go to the other side with Ruto. Oh,
if Ruto dies, just go backwards, and she will be waiting. I always lost her
my first time around. Get to the exit door an dshoot the switch on the
ceiling to leave.
Wait in this room until the elevator platform comes down. Ride it up to the
top, it takes you to the room before the Holy Room (get it???). Um, go
forward and run through the pits in the next room. Also, go at full speed so
Beris don't drop down on you. Take the door at the end.
Scamper through this next room, and take a quick right. Put Ruto on the blue
switch and enter the door. Now, wipe out anything with a pulse in this next
room (using the best damn weapon in this level, Deku Nuts), and your reward
is the Boomerang.
Now, go out, and walk around this next room until you find another blue
switch. Set Ruto down on it again and go in. Whoa, it's a Parasitic Tentacle.
Just fight it like you would a Skulltula basically. Keep the Boomerang ready,
walk forward until it comes down, and release it. Repeat until dead. When it
dies, a chest will appear out of nowhere (amazing!), and it contains the Map.
Remember the hallway with a red tentacle in it? Well, go through that
hallway, because the tentacle ain't there anymore. Navi reminds you in case
you never saw it. Well, dispatch of Bubbles in here in 40 seconds or less.
Deku Nuts are the weapon of choice, but the Boomerang is capable. Kill them
all in time and you get the Compass! Yay?
Go back into this room and go through the door which I believe WAS NOT HERE
BEFORE! Man, freaky. Uh, inside is a blue (I think it's blue) Tentacle. Kill
it, and you get.....nothing. Oh well, the tentacle blocking your way earlier
is gone. Go into that nearby hallway and you'll do battle with the last
tentacle, a green one! You already saw the tentacle it's gonna get rid of
earlier, in the hole room. Kill this thing.
Work your way back to the hole room (which takes all of ten seconds, hehe.
Fall down the hole the tentacle used to cover (from where you just came in,
it's the farthest one on the right side). You'll fall onto a section of land
(well, flesh) that you've no doubt tried to access before. Go through the
door, and you'll see Zora's Sapphire. Throw Ruto to it since you can't reach
it yourself, and the platform rises. When it returns.....RUTO'S BEEN TURNED
INTO AN OCTOPUS! DEAR GOD SAVE US ALL! Oh wait, that's just BigOcto. Kill it.
Once he's dead, climb onto the platform elevator in the center, and you'll be
led to an area with wiggly wobbly thingies and an Octorok. It's tough to kill
him, so just stick it out. Boomerang the jello impersonators, and hop on them
to the exit.
Jump across the gap to a platform, and it lowers to that circular room before
the Holy Room (come on, it's funny, admit it!). There, now you can reach the
far side, the Boss Area. Uh-Oh, there's a blue switch, but no Ruto. No
problem, just walk to the other side and grab a wooden box. Place it on the
switch and enter the door.
Kill the Jellyfish in this room with your Boomerang, and then climb the
vines. I suggest killing the Gold Skulltula. I'm sorry, but look man, I can't
just not say anything about it! Um, get to the top, and you'll see a switch
blocked by a plate of glass. Z-Target the switch, get a little bit away from
the glass, and let a rip. Go walk through the unopened door. Or hang
yourself, whatever feels right.
Slaughter Barinade and get your Heart Container. Enter the light Link, the
light!
Um...I don't feel like giving any information on this cut-scene, so here's
some random thoughts. Link gets scared too easily. Wouldn't his clothes and
stuff get wet being in the water so much? Man, if Ruto calls this friggin'
stone her most precious possession ONE MORE TIME...OK. Link is engaged at age
8? Man. Hey, I just noticed something. Saria, Ruto, Malon, and maybe Zelda
all want Link. Lucky piece of crap. Proceed to make your way back to Hyrule
Market.
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Hyrule Field
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Necessary Items: Ocarina Of Time
Upon nearing Hyrule Castle, you'll see a cut scene in which Zelda flees with
Impa. She tosses the Ocarina Of Time into the moat and up comes Ganondorf on
a sweet-looking black stallion
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Hyrule Market
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Necessary Items: None
Other Items: None
This is tricky. You've gott find the Temple of Time. Hard with all the junk
cluttering this area up. Just look for a churchlike thing with some steps.
Coming from the field, it's to the right of the Happy Mask Shop.
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Temple Of Time
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Necessary Items: Master Sword
First, walk up to the little alter thing and read the inscription. It says
something about the Hero Of Time playing the Song Of Time. Well, whip out
your Ocarina and play that thing! The door opens up, allowing you to pass.
Walk through and Navi will fly up to the Master Sword. Go pick it up. You
will see a LOOOOOOOONG cut scene which I might describe in my next update.
For now, I bid ye adeiu!
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Heart Piece Locations
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There are 36 Heart Pieces scattered throughout Hyrule, some easily
attainable, some almost impossible. I got about 30 of these on my own, the
rest were from people at Game FAQs. Here they are.....
AL= Adult Link
YL= Young Link
EL= Either Link
Hyrule Field (2 Hearts)
1. EL- You see that fenced-in area near the entrance to Lake Hylia? You
know,the one with two white, jumpable fences, and two black, unjumpable ones?
Yeah, that's the place. Put a bomb in the center, back off, and drop in the
revealed
grotto. You need 10 rupees to buy the Heart Piece from the Business Scrub
down there. Good deal?
2. EL- Exit Hyrule Market. Now, out in the field, take a 90 degree turn right
until you see a little stream and a bunch of trees. One of the trees isn't
particularly close to any other trees. Bomb it, and go in the revealed
grotto. You need the Golden Scale or the Iron Boots to obtain this Heart
Piece.
Lon Lon Ranch (1 heart)
3. YL- Go into the corral area, outside, where all the horses are running
around. You see that little building in the far corner? It shows up as a
little square on your map. Go in there. Now, those crates are blocking a hole
in the wall. It's tough to pull them out, but you can. When you reveal the
hole, crawl through, grab the Heart Piece, and go worship me!
Kakariko Village (8 hearts, geez!)
4. YL- Go into the graveyard at night. Remember, time is stopped in Kakariko,
so wait on the outside steps until you hear a wolf howl. Now, ask him to dig,
but only in the soil spots, not the grass spots. The heart is always in
different places, so dig on all those spots. I spent 200 Rupees last time I
got it.
5. EL- Kill 50 Gold Skulltulas, pick up their tokens, and go to the house of
Skulltula. Talk to the freed child, and he will give you a piece of heart!
Yeah!
6. EL- After you have a magic meter, the owl is right outside where you
obtained it, atop Death Mountain. Take his offer for a ride. Drop down onto
the brown overhang, near the Cucco Lady. Walk into the hold in the wall, grab
the heart, and maybe get some milk.
7. EL- Go into the graveyard. See that grave in the second row, with flowers
on it? Near the large statue? Pull on it, drop down, destroy the ReDead, and
play the Sun's Song. I discovered this, because that was my first killed
ReDead, and I thought it was still alive :)
8. AL- Plant a COOL magic bean in the soft soil spot in the graveyard, and
come back as an adult. The Heart Piece is in the crate, dum-dum. Roll into
it, man! Oh, I found a totally kickass way to get it. As an adult, see those
fences near it? Climb on top of one and Longshot to the crate, viola! As a
kid, use a Bombchu to destroy it, and Boomerang the Heart Piece.
9. AL- Get the Longshot, and climb up to the lookout tower (not at night, or
prepare to be suprised). Now use the Longshot on the roof with the guy on it.
Talk to him, and he'll give you a Heart Piece. Well. _I_ sure wouldn't give
someone a piece of my heart!
10. AL- OK, go back to where you raced Dampe the first time and won the
Hookshot. Now all you have to do is win the race in under 61 seconds, not
under a minute like everyone says. An easy way to do this is to strap on
theHoverboots and roll all the way through. You can EASILY beat a minute
doing this. Also the torches, at the end, after the spiral ledge you run up,
can be used as Longshot targets.
11. EL- Well, you have two choices, you can either use the long way that
everybody seems to recommend, or you can use this genius plan of mine (well,
not really genius, or a plan, or even MINE, but whatever)! The long way is
beating Dampe's Spirit in the race, going out the back door, and using the
windmill platforms to jump to it. However, I say, go into the windmill as a
child, and use the boomerang to retrieve it.
Death Mountain Trail (1 Heart)
12. AL- As a chils, plant a Magic Bean in front of the entrance to Dodongo's
Cavern. Come back as an adult and climb it, you furry weasel!
Zora's River (4 Hearts)
13. YL- First, you need to have the Song of Storms. As a kid, go to Zora's
River. There is a log which comes out from a part of the land. When you step
on it, Navi mentions some frogs are staring at you. Now, whip out your
Ocarina and play the Song of Storms for them. Good boy, you get a heart.
Anything else, and you get puprle rupees.
14. YL- After attaining Heart Piece #12, go back ot the frogs again. Play
every song on the top row (i.e, all that don't warp you) and they'll talk
about how fat they are. Now, you get to play their bug-catching game. You
simply play the proper note when a bug flies over a frog. The pattern is
always the same, so just find out which button activates which frog, and
memorize it, or write it down.
15. BL- As young Link, go to the end of the river, near the waterfall. Take a
Cucco from the bean-selling guy with you. See that heart on the ledge over
there? Do you? Good. There are 3 ways to snag this heart. You can use the
Cucco to fly/jump to it. However, it is MUCH easier as an adult, when you can
use the Hoverboot to get to it. The easiest is to use the boomerang to grab
it, IMO.
16. BL- Look for a ledge like the one in Heart #14. Use the same strategy. I
believe you need to use the ladder in the middle of the area to climb on a
big big piece of land to get near it.
Zora's Domain (1 Heart)
17. YL- I recommend getting the all-powerful Din's Fire before trying this.
First, go look BEHIND the waterfall and you'll find two torches. Use Din to
light them simultaneously. I recommend standing in front of the right one,
with a Deku stick on the C-menu. Now, get the stick lit, run through the
SHALLOW area of the water so you don't fall in, and light the third torch.
Keep running without relighting, and you'll find the fourth and final one
outside the shop. Now, go back to the first two torches and open up the
treasure chest to reveal your prize..... A red rupee! Um... it's actually a
Heart Piece.
Zora's Fountain (2 Hearts)
18. As an adult, there are several large ice blocks in the water. One has a
Heart Piece. Well, get onto that block doing anything possible! Now, I tell
you, now!
19. As an adult, strap on the Iron Boots and go walking around underwater
until you see rupees. Well, in there somewhere is a heart piece. GET IT YOU
RETARD! Oh yeah, the Zora Tunic isn't even remotely necessary. You should be
in and out in under 30 seconds. Come to think of it, the Tunic is NEVER
necessary. Don't bother. I beat the Water Temple without it.
Ice Cavern (1 Heart)
20. AL- It's in a block of red ice. Simply use blue fire to get through the
red wall in the room with the helicopter blade. The compass is in here as
well.
Hyrule Market (3 Hearts)
21. YL- You remember that back alley, the one with the shop that sells
Bombchus and the locked door? If you go there at night, the door is unlocked,
and inside a woman will tell you about her lost dog, Little Richard. Go back
outside, and look near the Bazaar. He is the white one. Hit him a few times
to get him to follow you, then go back to the lady. Try not to pick up any
strays along the way.
22. YL- Go into the Bombchu bowling shop- the one where the lady said they
were closed earlier in the game. Pay rupees to play {See Mini-Games}. If you
win, you get a prize. Sometimes it'sa Piece of Heart. I got the heart on my
first game, so it shouldn't take too long.
23. YL- Go play the Treasure Chest Game {See Mini-Games}. If you use the Lens
of Truth, you can see inside of them, making it oh so much easier. Anyways,
you get a Piece of Heart the first time.
Lost Woods (2 Hearts)
24. After obtaining Saria's Song, enter the Woods and take a left. Jump on
the tiny stump and play it. Atta boy! The Skull Kid gives you a Piece of
Heart for your "troubles."
25. Keep going into the Lost Woods, and you'll find another little stump that
you can jump on. Whip out your Ocarina and play with the Skull Kids {See
Mini-Games}. After you win enough, you'll get a Piece of Heart. Um... yeah?
Death Mountain Crater (2 Hearts)
26. OK, this is pretty simple. See that climbable wall over there? There is a
good sized hole in the side. Climb in it. You see that heart piece? Don't get
it, it's bad. Instead, backflip into the lava, HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
27. As a child, play the Bolero of Fire. Go plant a bean in the soft soil
spot pretty near where you warped to. Come back as an adult, and VIOLA! A
magical platform. Ride on it, and you'll be able to jump down and collect the
heart piece you've seen many times before, no doubt.
Goron City (1 Heart)
28. YL- See that big vaselike thingamajig on the ground? Light all the
torches on the lower level using a combination of Din's Fire and Deku Sticks,
or just the Deku Stick. Now it starts spinning. Get up to about the second
level and toss a bomb in there. Way to go, something now pops out. It might
be a Heart Piece, it might be something feeble. Keep at it, ya never know
when it'll come out.
Lake Hylia (3 Hearts)
29. YL- Catch a ten-pounder. That is the biggest fish in there at the time.
No easy task, indeed. Not at all.
30. AL- Two ways to do this. 1)Go to Lake Hylia as a child, and plant a bean
in the soft soil spot right next to the lab. When you come back, you be able
to reach the roof. Now, climb the ladder to get to your heart. Guay are
everywhere though, so watch out. 2) Use the Scarecrow's Song as an adult, and
Hookshot using Pierre. This is also pretty good to keep the birds off of you.
31. Once you have obtained the Golden Scale, go to the lab as an adult. Dive
to the bottom of his pool (no Iron Boots don't work) and talk to him. He
rewards your skillz with a Piece of Heart.
Gerudo Fortress (2 Hearts)
32. AL- As an adult, use Epona and go to the shooting range. Score at least
1,000 on the Horseback Archery game and this Herat Piece is yours!
33. AL- Get onto the roof of the fortress, highest level. Up there you'll
probably see a large chest. Either use the Longshot to get to it or use the
Scarecrow's Song. Either way a Heart Piece is still in there.
Gerudo Valley (2 Hearts)
34. AL- Go to the other side of the bridge, near the carpenters. Look down,
and you'll see a ledge with a cow and a lady. Drop down there if you have the
health to lose, grab a Cucco if not. Get near the Giant Waterfall and jump
in.Iron Boots help. Go behind the fall and climb the ladder. You get a Heart
Piece. Oh yeah, the ladder can also be Longshotted.
35. EL- Don't cross the bridge, but instead get to the left and look down.
Get to the ledge. There should be a silver rock here. Look across, and
Longshot the crate over there. Inside it is a Piece of Heart. I suggest not
using a bomb.
Desert Colossus (1 Heart)
36. AL- Go there as a kid, and plant a Magic Bean near the entrance. When you
come back, you have a ride. You can jump off early to kill a Gold Skulltula,
or wait to get HeartPiece #36!!!! Phew, it's FINALLY done.
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Mini-Game Review
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Man, this game sure does have a LOT of Mini-Games. I'm trying to talk about
all of them, but odds are I missed one or two. Who cares? It's not anybody
reads this anyway.
1. The Diving Game
Location Of Game- Zora's Domain, as a wee lad. Simply go into King Zora's
Chamber and take a left. Now, talk to the Zora you meet there.
Cost- Twenty Rupees, but you can gain back much more.
How to win- She will throw the rupees down into the water below. Dive down
there, and just keep diving to snag the rupees. Once you've got them all, if
time isn't up, she'll tell you to come see her for your reward. They're all
silver rupees this time, but once you win and come back, you get real ones,
like red ones :).
Your Prize is- The Silver Scale the first time, rupees all subsequent times.
2. Archery Games
Location- Hyrule Market as a kid. Simply look for the building with the
target on it. Also found in Kakariko Village as an adult, again it's a
building with a target on it.
Cost- A mere 10 rupees. That's chump change.
How to win- You have to use B to fire this time. 10 large rupees will
pop-up/come from different location on the screen. Simply time it right and
shoot them. As a kid, they always appear from the same locations, but as an
adult it is different.
Your Prize Is- If you hit eight or nine of them, you get a free retry, but if
you nail all ten, you get a Deku Seed upgrade, or a quiver upgrade, depending
on the weapon you used. After that, it's rupees ahoy.
3. The Treasure Chest Game
Location- Hyrule Market as a child. I don't know exactly where, nor do I
care. Don't bother telling me about it.
Price- I dunno, let's say 10 rupees?
How to Win- You are put through a series of room- 5 to be exact. There are
two treasure chests in each room. One holds a key, the other holds a rupee.
This may just be a coincidence, since I've only played it once, but the rupee
color seems to match the color of the room. Anyways, with the Lens Of Truth,
you can see INSIDE the chests. Keep on getting the keys until you reach the
end.
Your Prize Is- A nice, shiny Heart Piece. Aww, isn't that nice? After that,
you just keep getting purple rupees. Nice money source, IMO.
4. Racing the famous Ingo!
Location- The Lon Lon Ranch, the ONLY place Ingo ever is, and the ONLY place
you find horses, you! Oh yeah, be an adult.
Cost- 60 or 70 rupees, if you've ridden before it's 60, if not it's 70.
How To Win- Back as a child, you showed Malon your Ocarina, learned Epona's
Song, and played it for her, right? Good, now go to Lon Lon Ranch, and Ingo
has taken over. That's nice. Ask to ride. Gte in, and play Epona's Song, to
get her to come over to you. If u race with the other horse, you CAN NOT win.
Ride for a while, and quit or wait until time is up. Ride again, and talk to
him while on horseback. He says that you are getting better, and challenges
you to a race. Accept. The way to win is to stay on the inside, and use
carrots until you only have one left. Every time one grows back, use it, but
using that last carrot will REALLY slow you down. You have to win twice. On
the second, he could be a problem. Use yourself to block him. I once finished
the second race in 32 seconds and still won using that technique.
Your Prize Is- Epona. Just get a BIG running start and jump over the back
fence to escape the corral.
5. Obstacle Course
Location- As an adult, go to Lon Lon Ranch after beating Ingo and getting
Epona. Talk to Malon while on horseback.
How To Win- Remember, the little fences don't need a runnign start. You've
gotta use a carrot a few steps before a fence if you wanna jump it, using
them close up won't work. Two laps, and you have :50 seconds to do it in. Not
too hard, not too easy.
Your Prize Is- Go back to your house and you'll find a COW. Play Epona's Song
to collect milk from it whenever you want it.
6. Bombchu Bowling
Location- Hyrule Market as a child, like so many other Mini-Games.
Price- 30 Rupees
How To Win- You have to break down three walls, hitting the center target on
all three on them. The first one is straight ahead, and easy enough. Just
don't get in the blade's way. The second is either straight ahead, or off to
the right side. The straight ahead one is the same, just farther, and you
have a tiny chicken to avoid. The one on the right requires you to get pretty
far on the left, turn diagnolly, facing the hole, and let a rip! The third is
usually just another straightaway shot, but you have the blade, the little
chicken, a hole, and a big chicken. Line yourself up properly and fire while
the blade is off to one side, the little chicken is far away, and the big
chicken is in the center. You should get past all of them, dip into the hole,
come up, and win!
Your Prize Is- Sometimes Rupees, sometimes a Piece of Heart, and sometimes a
bigger bomb bag.
7. Fishing
Location- Lake Hylia, both as an adult and as a child.
How To "Win"- Read the man's instructions and follow them, because I have
better things to do than to rewrite them. I will say this, go to the far end
of the pool, where the water comes out, and cast. Big lunkers there.
Your Prize Is- Rupees for anything that breaks the current record. Also, a
Heart piece for a 10-pounder as a kid. Golden Scale for a 15 20 pounder as an
adult.
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Boss Guide
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Boss of the Deku Tree: GOHMA
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Difficulty Rating: * 1/2
Necessary Items: Fairy Slingshot w/Ammo and/or Deku Nuts
Alrighty then, you've reached Zelda's first boss. Trust me, this thing is
pretty easy, as long as you're used to Z-targeting and using your slingshot.
Before you go in, at least have 5-10 Deku seeds, and full life (3 hearts at
the time). When you first walk in, use C-up to spot a light on the far wall.
I advise you to get away from the door you came in when you do this. She
should come down, but if she doesn't, keep looking at her, and even fire a
few Deku
seeds at the light to get her down. She'll get her little opening sequence,
and get very close to you in the process. Now,Z-target her, and walk slowly
away. Now, when the eye turns red, quickly pull out your slingshot and fire a
Deku seed at her. A Deku Nut works just fine, but I prefer the Slingshot.
Now, run up and slash like crazy. A jumping attack (A+forward) is useful. You
should get in 3-4 hits before she retreats to the wall. Now, manually aim the
slingshot and hit the eye again before she drops the eggs. If you succeed,
she'll come back down, just waiting to be pegged with another Deku seed. If
you fail, 3 eggs will come down, and if not destroyed right away, will turn
into baby Gohmas. Don't worry, slash away, each takes 2 hits, and the eye
must be red. Now, GOHMA will come down. Repeat process as necessary, and
she'll be dead. Grab the heart container and leave. HAHAHAHAHA! Um... OK.
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Boss Of Dodongo's Cavern: KING DODONGO
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Difficulty Rating: **
Necessary Items: Bombs
Helpful Items: Hlyian Shield
If you're like me, you played the original Zelda, and can beat this big goof
already. If not, you'll need this. OK, first, make sure you have quite a few
bombs, and full health (just in case that fire catches you) You're in a
circular shaped room, with lava in the center. Starting out, Dodongo will
immediately try to breathe fire on you. 2 options here: 1. Pull out a bomb,
throw it in his mouth, and haul a$$ AS FAST AS YOU CAN! Or try 2. Run away. I
chose number 2, but if you're adventurous, try number 1. Anyways, after
getting a bomb in his mouth when he opens it up, he'll fall to the ground.
Start slashing, and he'll begin to get up. Again, two options. You can either
get out of his way, 'cause he's about to turn into a rolling ball, or keep
slashing. The second idea will get an extra hit or two off on the King, but
you'll lose 1/4 heart energy. Your choice. After he stops rolling, go chuck
another bomb into his mouth. You all know what to do now. Oh geez people,
pick up the freakin' Heart Container and enter the blue light! For Christ's
sake!
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Sub-Boss of Jabu-Jabu's Belly: BigOcto
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Difficulty Rating: ** 1/2
Necessary Items: Boomerang
This one shouldn't be too hard if you read Navi's hint. Without it, it could
take a while. Simply hit it with the boomerang and stand close to it on one
side. It will start spinning, and has about a 70% chance of going away from
you. If it does, nail it with the boomerang, and slash up his backside. If he
comes toward you, oh well. You can attempt to jump up to the platform if
you'd like a quick escape, but normally the side spikes'll cut you up. Keep
on doing
this, and very soon he'll be dead. I do believe he leaves you a key,
elevator, or whatnot.
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Boss of Jabu-Jabu's Belly: BARINADE
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Difficulty Rating: ** 1/2
Necessary Items: Boomerang
Actually, I THINK you can beat this thing without boomerangs, since jellyfish
are vulnerable to bombs. Who cares, you have to get the boomerang anyway. I
don't know about you, but to me, this doesn't seem like a prize for your
efforts. Alright, key thing to remember here is that all the pots in the room
contain hearts. No need for potions if you are any good. Don't fool around
with this baby, trust me. It is hanging by 3 tentacles to the ceiling at the
beginning of the fight. Try and Z-Target them, then take them out with your
boomerang. Try and Z-Target the center one first, because it might allow you
to take out all three with a single shot. Oh yeah, forgot to mention,
electrical blasts are coming at you all the while J. Run around the perimeter
while throwing. Next, freakish Beri's (jellyfish) come swinging at you.
Electrical blasts AND jellyfish, ouchies! Stand against a wall to avoid the
jellyfish, and keep throwing that boomerang. You may actually hit a few if
you do. Eventually, they'll stop, and so might the blasts. Take out enough
with your boomerang to expose the core. Get close (easier said than done) and
boomerang it. It's stunned. Run in there and slash like crazy man until
something knocks you back out. The jellyfish grow back, so just keep
repeating this. It IS possible; I did it on my first try, only getting about
2 or 3 extra hearts from the heart pots in the room. Go to the Temple of Time
now. It's in Hyrule Market. Get the LOOOOOOONG cut-scene.
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Boss of the Forest Temple: Evil Spirit From Beyond: PHANTOM GANONDORF
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Difficulty Rating: ** 1/2
Necessary Items: Bow and Arrows
Anybody wanna know something funny? You don't need the sword for this fight.
You can substitute the bottle for part two and arrows for part three. Heh
heh, oh that's stupid. Long name, quick fight. Step into the center of the
platform, in-between all of the paintings, then try to get back out. Door
closes, boss intro time. OK, he jumps into a painting. Pull out your bow, to
get the view. You'll see him charging out of two different paintings. One is
the real him, and the other is, well, you know. The one that turns back is a
fake, the one who gets a huge purple energy cloud is the real one. Nail him
FAST with an arrow. If you miss, stand somewhere on the perimeter. This
increases your chance of avoiding the energy blast from 5% to about 50%.
Watch out, it takes away two hearts. After three successful shots, he floats
in the air. Z-Target him, and keep swinging your sword. He shoots a blast at
you, and you bounce it back at him with your sword. He might hit it back, so
look out. You may find yourself playing ping-pong with him for about 45
seconds sometimes. Longer it bounces, more it hurts. If it hits him, he goes
down.
Start slashing. You may not get a hit off if it didn't bounce very long.
Repeat this process, and the punk is dead! If you don't know the drill by now
you aren't worthy of an explanation damnit!
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Sub-Boss of the Fire Temple: Flare Dancer
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Difficulty Rating: *
Necessary Items: Either bombs or the Hookshot
How easy! When it comes out in flames, Z-Target it, and use the Hookshot to
pull the black ball out. Slash the black ball as much as possible. Chase it
around, because now it has no attack or defense. Go one way, then the other,
to catch it good. It'll hop back into the flames after a while. A good way to
hurt it while it's in the flames is to use a bomb to get it out. Bombs also
work well when it's in its black ball form. Again, very easy.
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Boss of the Fire Temple: Subterranean Lava Dragon: VOLVAGIA
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Difficulty Rating: ***
Necessary Items: Megaton Hammer
Helpful Items: Arrows, Hookshot
But this guy isn't! You need the Megaton Hammer to face off with him. Best
intro for a boss in the game so far, IMO. Volvagia? Actually, I like to refer
to him as Puff The Flamethrowing Dragon, or The Big Red Retard, but whatever.
Man, that mighta been the first good joke of this FAQ. Alright, when you see
lava spewing from one of the holes, get close. Not too close, as it comes out
and whips it's head. Now, charge, and hit it with the hammer. Make sure not
to miss, as you only get one swing. After that, do a normal attack, or back
up just out of sword range. Swing, and set up for a light charge attack, get
close, and nail it. All of this must be done very fast, or else it won't
work. It goes up and starts chasing you, shooting fire. Just run circles
around it. Actually, I like to run half circles, rolling under his body when
necessary. You can get him back underground the by Z-Targeting and shooting
arrows, or the less-effective Hookshot. When he goes back down, repeat the
hammer/sword process, and he leaves. HUGE rocks start falling. Two choices,
one being running around like mad, and avoiding any rock particles, and two
being standing still on a certain spot on the perimeter. I've tried #2 three
times, and it's worked all three. Also, after a while, he'll fake you out by
spewing lava out of one hole, then going to another. Be careful. Keep
repeating this crappy process, and sooner or later the little monkey dies.
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Sub-Boss of the Water Temple: Dark Link
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Difficulty: 1/2 (with Din's Fire) *** 1/2 (without it)
Necessary Items: None
Helpful Items: Deku Nuts, Din's Fire, some potions
Well, his name depends on your name. If your name is Buttmonkey, he'll be
Dark Buttmonkey. You've probably tried your weapons, and found that none of
them work. He blocks the sword attacks, backflips or front rolls away from the
Hookshot and the arrows, and even had your lunge attack sidestepped. Well,
there are four different approaches to this chowderhead, all of which I've
tried. The first, and best, is to use Din's Fire against him. Bring at least
two green potions with you if you are going to try this method. You can also
throw Deku Nuts at him, but odds are you will run out before he is dead. If
you do, just finish him off with Din. Two other methods require precision and
timing. You can just sit there and let him wail on you, holding your shield
up, then swing right after he does. The strike will get past his shield if
done perfectly. Also, you can swordfight him, swinging as rapidly as possible,
then ever so slightly, move forward and to the right, then swing QUICK. Note:
The last two methods require some potion, because he freezes you quite often
when you are close and swinging. After fighting him, you at least get the
Longshot, a hookshot upgrade. It allows you to reach the boss's chamber in
this devilishly tricky maze.
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Boss of the Water Temple: Giant Aquatic Amoeba: MORPHA
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Difficulty: * 1/2 (using my idea) **** (not using it, but I haven't tried any
other ways)
Necessary Items: Hookshot
This is, by far, the game's easiest boss. No, scratch that, it's the game's
easiest ENEMY period. When you walk in, after Navi says some crap, get on a
platform. Nice intro by MORPHA, now jump into a corner of the room. There is
nothing more relieving after hours of playing the Water Temple than to see
the water tentacle lunge at you, and stop a few feet short. It can't reach
you from here! Joy! Now, Longshot the nucleus out, and nail it with your
sword. After doing this quite a few times, it will leave the tentacle, and a
second
one will form. While the tentacle tries to get you (and misses, thank God),
keep Longshotting the nucleus and hitting it. COOOOOOL death scene, where the
nucleus explodes, and the water evaporates. BTW, the nucleus doesn't turn red
when it gets hit, so it doesn't look like you caused damage, but you did.
Phew , that level is finally over. After a meeting with Shiek (or Impa?), go
to Kakariko Village. Cut scene time, baby! Next, you'll need to become a kid,
and go to Kakariko Village's windmill. Play the Song of Storms, and go into
the well. Wait, this ain't a Walkthrough!
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Boss of the Kakariko Village Well: Dead Hand
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Difficulty: * 1/2
Necessary Items: None
Quick level, easy boss. You'll be in a room with four hands sticking out of
the ground. Well, as strange as it might sound, let one of those hands grab
you. The main monster will pop up. Now, tap any button repeatedly to get back
out. Charge up your sword for a heavy magic attack. When it lowers its head,
attack. He'll run back into the ground, creating an explosion of dirt. Now,
keep repeating that process (I'm getting sick of saying that) to defeat Dead
Hand and gain the unneeded Lens of Truth. Well, it's technically unneeded, but
I dare anybody to try and beat the Shadow Temple Without it. Great, now you
get the Nocturne of Shadow (I think). Use it to go to the graveyard. Walk
into the hole behind you and use Din's fire while standing on the platform to
light the torches and open the door. (Hey, this isn't a Walkthrough! Wait, I
said that before.)
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Boss of the Shadow Temple: Phantom Shadow Beast: BONGO BONGO
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Difficulty: *** 1/2
Necessary Items: Arrows or Hookshot
Helpful Items: Lens Of Truth (you don't need it!), Quiver Upgrade, almost all
other items (seriously
Man, you went through hell and a half, and this is what you get? Man, this
sucks! Oh yeah, put on your Hover Boots before dropping onto the drum, it
looks cool. Um. yeah. First of all, strap on the UNNEEDED Lens of Truth, and
pull out the arrows. Z-Target one hand, and use 2-3 shots, hoping at least
one hits. It's now paralyzed, but the other hand will probably hit you now.
Let's see, there's the punch, ouchies. The Bitch Slap, which could knock you
off thedrum into green poisonous crap. The squeezer also hurts badly. If both
hands
are active, there' the clapping, and the shove. Anyways, if you paralyze both
hands, Bongo Bongo's face comes into the screen. Keep swinging the sword, or
peg it with any item you have. When it falls limp, run up and slash like hell.
Anywhere from 1-10 hits are possible, so make it count. If fast, you can kill
it with Biggoron's sword only knocking it down once :). After you repeat this
process (there's that phrase again!) many, many times, or very few times, the
Bongster goes down for good, and you get a funny-looking death scene. Oh
yeah, betcha can't guess what else you get? No, I won't tell you, you monkey.
You silly little monkey.
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Sub-Boss of the Spirit Temple (3 Times!): Ironknuckle
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Difficulty: ** (If equipped) *** (if not)
Necessary Items: None
Helpful Items: Bombs, Bombchus, Slingshot
Well, basically this sucker is just a big knight with an oversized,
double-bladed axe that he likes to swing at people. If you are equipped with
a load of bombs and/or Bombchus, then just stay a safe distance away, using
those
things on him. When he speeds up, it makes it more difficult to use bombs, so
switch to Bombchus. If you're not equipped, you're in for a toughie. Z-Target
him, get in close, and right when he starts to swing, GET THE HELL OUTTA HIS
F***ING WAY!!!! Um, I'm better now. The axe will get stuck in the ground,
allowing you to nail him a few times before he can get it back out. Lather,
rinse, repeat. This guy appears before the Mirror Shield, before the Silver
Gauntlets, and before Twinrova.
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Boss of the Spirit Temple: TWINROVA
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Difficulty: ** 1/2
Necessary Items: Mirror Shield
This one has some cheesy sound effects, but that's cool. No, actually it's
lame, but what do I care? The are two of them, so I'd suggest getting on one
of the outer platforms and using twisted Z-Targeting to pull this one off. Put
on the Hover Boots, just incase. Alright, you need to bounce the fire attack
at the ice sister 3-4 times, or vice versa. I suggest Z-Targeting the one
firing at you, and right before you block it, switch your targeting to the
other sister. You gotta time it right, based on speed, movement, and distance.
No, I don't know what I'm talking about, but I had you fooled. After the
first few hits, they "get serious" and turn into a woman with HUGE breasts.
Link's face upon her, um, "showing off" to him is priceless :). Alright, she
fires 3
fireballs, 3 Iceballs, etc. Absorb the first three shots she throws at you.
Absorbing is done by blocking with the Mirror Shield, you dummy. Once you
absorb number three, she falls, you use the Hover Boots to get to her, you
slash away. And then, guess what you do? That's right, you REPEAT! Then you
leave, because I said to. No, don't get the Heart Piece, because then you
can't get the Triforce, duh!!!
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Sub-Boss of Ganon's Tower: GANONDORF
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Difficulty Rating: **** 1/2
Necessary Items: Light Arrows
Helpful Items: Bottle (for light-fighting, but I suggest the sword)
Hardest boss in the game, by far. When he smashes, to start off the fight,
run straight backwards and pray. Yeah, you'd probably better keep the Hover
Boots on as well, since you're about 100 feet up, on a circular ring around
Ganondorf's square platform in the center reading me type one of the longest
sentences in the history of the world and wondering if it will ever end which
it probably will right about now. Alright, when he shoots that ball of
condensed energy at you, hit it back with whatever you wanna. These Ping-Pong
games can last LOOOOOONG, but you probably won't notice it anyway. When it
finally hits him (hopefully), pull out a Light Arrow, and quickly hit him.
Anywhere. If he falls, hover on over to him and wail with Biggoron's Sword, or
the Master Sword if you don't have it. Guess the freak what? You repeat the
process! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! OH yeah, two notes on Ganondorf's surprises. If you
wait around on the platform he's on, he'll do his best M. Bison fist slam
into the ground move. WTF? Does Bison even do that? My god, I need sleep. OK,
also, his dreaded black hole throw. If you're waiting for the next energy
ball, and you see him float higher, and blackness forming over his head,
Charge up your sword. Once things come at you, release. WHAM, he doesn't
bounce that back often. If you have no magic, fall. Take the heart or so
away, instead of the major damage that will inflict. If you're low
on life, you could try to jump to the climbable wall on his platform, or just
quickly roll around on your circle and hope you don't get hit. I would
suggest bringing in green or the ultimate blue potion to this fight, if it's
available.
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Boss of Ganon's Tower, The Game, The Series, and all else: GANON
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Difficulty: ** 1/2 (with potions) *** 1/2 (without)
Necessary Items: Light Arrows, Megaton Hammer
Helpful Items: Every other weapon on the C menu that you CAN use
Well, you've finally made it here, and if you're playing at night, you're
probably thinking "Whoa." And nothing else. Yes, it's you and Ganon
surrounded by a ring of fire. Also, you don't have the Master Sword. HAHA,
you silly little fool. Pull out those Light Arrows after the shock wears off,
Z-Target his face, and peg him. Run around to his tail, whip out the Megaton
Hammer or the Biggoron's sword, and smack him. For the very last time,
REPEAT! Sooner or later, he falls, unconscious. Go to Zelda and get The
Master Sword, then rejoin the fight. Oh yeah, if you A: Fail to get the
Master Sword quick enough or B: Use other weapons, the fight will never end.
Anyways, the Light Arrow trick still works, and you can finish him off this
way, if you have enough MP,
and arrows. Also, bust open the pillars like with Ironknuckle to get some
Magic and Arrows. Enjoy the awesome game-ending sequence, and sit at the end
to hear, if you got it, the Scarecrow's Song, six times, 1 minute apart each
time, in different instruments. I really think that the Master Sword thing
with the bells should have been the end. That is the greatest scene from a
video game ever. Seriously. Oh yeah, in case you run out of Magic/Arrows,
three other tactics.
1. Simply roll under his legs, Z-Target the tail, and hit it. Right when he
raises his swords up, hit a to roll through. Perfect. With a little timing
and good luck, you'll soon be able to do this with ease. If not, you're
screwed. Sorry, I can't help you there, now can I?
2. Z-Target the face, and do a bunch of quick sidesteps to get around to the
back of him. Then open up a can on the big blue beast. Hehe, I kinda like
that name. Anyways, it's pretty easy, just as long as you don't screw up when
you
near his swords. BIG ouchies, especially the extra heart that comes when you
hit the fire.
3. Desperation drove me to this, the first time I beat him. Pull out
something, ANYTHING that can reach his face, and use it as a substitute for
the Light Arrows. Granted, he'll only be stunned for about half of a second,
but keep firing while slowly moving towards his tail. I got a few hits this
way.
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Gold Skulltula Locations
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Well, I found about 80-something of these little golden dudes on my own, the
rest I owe to RCarlos and Marshmallow. I'll try to be as detailed as
possible, but you should have a general feel for the areas already.
In case you don't know, the Skulltula Family, in Kakariko willage, was very
rich. Then, one day, they were cursed due to their greed and sentenced to
live as spiders until someone destroyed the Golden Skulltulas and collected
their tokens. Of course, since Link loves helping out evil people in return
for bribes, he's finding 'em. Every time you have enough tokens for a prize,
go to the House Of Skulltula and talk to the person you meet there. At the
beginning, there are no people, only spiders.
Your prizes are as follows:
10 Tokens= An adult's wallet (Holds up to 200 rupees)
20 Tokens= The Stone Of Agony (Your Rumble Pak Rumbles when near secrets)
30 Tokens= Giant's Wallet (Holds up to 500 rupees)
40 Tokens= Ten Bombchus (Bomb-creatures that run up walls)
50 Tokens= A Piece of Heart
100 Tokens= A gold rupee (which you can get over and over!)
Bottom of the Well (3 Gold Skulltulas)
This one is worthy of a mini-walkthrough, such as Marshmallow gave it, but I
was WAY too lost to do that. Suffice to say you should treat this like a
normal level, opening chests and getting keys. Use your Lens of Truth
sparingly. Oh, and remember, those yellowish piles in the corners. Some can be
blown up.
As a Child...
1. In the cage with the Like-Like. That, my friends, is a very scary thought.
If you let it take your gear, and get swallowed up again, both while OUTSIDE
of the cage, he'll bring you inside. Hehe, what a trick.
2. Put on your Lens of Truth to find a hidden path to an aclove with a
Skulltula inside.
3. In a room with a Deku Baba and flying pots. It's on the wall, lame brain.
Death Mountain Crater (2 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
4. Play the Bolero of Fire as a child, and you should be very near a soft
soil location. I hope you know the drill by now, and if not, you aren't
worthy of an explanation!
5. At the summit of Death Mountain, use the entrance to the Crater. There is
a crate on the left side of the little hallway you come in. Roll into it/bomb
it/sledgehammer it/shoot yourself and kill the Skulltula that pops out.
Death Mountain Trail (4 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
6.When you first enter the trail, examine the right siide of the wall. A
patch of it looks a little strange. Obviously, it can be bombed. Once you DO
bomb it, you can kill the Gold Skulltula inside. Later on the trail, there is
more
of this.
7. See the soft soil spot in front of the entrance to Dodongo's Cavern? Well,
guess what? You plant a bug in there, and kill the Skulltula which pops out!
As an Adult...
8. At night, Go to the wall where the Skullwalltulas are guarding the summit.
You'll probably hear the noise if you walk around enough. Anyways, behind one
of those boulders is a Golden Skulltula.
9. Also at night, go back to where you through the bomb off the ledge to open
up Dodongo's Cavern. Remember, just take a left before Goron City. Same thing
as described above.
Desert Colossus (3 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
10. Right next to the Temple's entrance, there is a spot of soft soil. The
next person to ask what to do next gets a swift kick in the nuts!
As an Adult...
11. Look up in one of the palm trees. There is the little bugger. Simply use
Public Enemy #1, The Hookshot.
12. If you plant a magistical bean at the soft soil spot (well, where ELSE?)
near the entrance to the Spirit Temple, as an adult you can ride it to pick up
a Skulltula or a Heart Piece.
Gerudo Fortress (2 Golden Skulltulas)
As an Adult (Well, DUH!)...
13. Go to the horse archery range and look on I believe the northernmost big
target. Nearly impossible to miss. I think it stays there if you play the
game. Silly Skulltula.
14. Hard to describe. You know how when you first walk in, if you turn right,
you're facing the fortress? This Skulltula is somewhere on the wall straight
ahead from there. Get high up, and employ the Hoverboots to reach a close
platform.
Gerudo Valley (4 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
15. Get on the board bridge and take a looksie to the right. There it is,
right behind the waterfall.
16. Grab a Cucco, and get to the right side of the big gap before the bridge.
Jump, and try and land on a ledge with a cow and a Gerudo. Soft soil can be
found there, which means... well, you know.
As an Adult...
17. Look behind the tent where the carpetners are hanging out. There it is,
plain as day and not to easy to miss.
18. Right in front of the entrance to the Gerudo Fortress. Look up high, and I
think this sucker is hanging around on a stone pillar or something. Not easy
to overlook.
Goron City (2 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
19. Once you have obtained bombs, look around on the uppermost level until you
run into a room full of rocks. Destroy the ones you can with bombs until you
make it to the end. Some rupees, and a crate. Betcha can't guess what's
inside.
As Either Link...
20. Remember that platform way high up suspended by ropes? If you look
carefully, you see a Skulltula just hanging on the outside of it. You can use
bombs, Din's Fire, the Slingshot, Boomerang, Hookshot, arrows, or sword attack
to kill it, and the boomerang, hookshot, or your body to get the token.
Haunted Wasteland (1 Golden Skulltula)
As an Adult...
21. You know the building where the invisible Poe Guide speaks to you? Yeah,
that's the one. Drop down in there and wail mercilessly on one of the last
surviving members of the endangered species, the Golden Skulltulas.
Hyrule Castle (2 Golden Skulltulas)
As a child...
22. Right when you enter, you'll see a tree in front of you. Roll into it, and
VIOLA! A Skulltula pops out. I suggest rolling into it from the side. The last
time I did it, the thing fell on my head.
23. Go to where you woke Talon up, and turn around. See that tree over there
in the corner. Go up to it and play the Song of Storms. Fall in there hole
revealed. Atta boy, now just hunt down the Golden One.
As an Adult (The place is now Ganon's Castle)...
24. You see that stone arch? Yeah, the first guard was there as a child. Well,
go through it, and you'll hear the all too nnoying "Shoosh shoosh shoosh
shoosh" of the Skulltula. Turn around and blast its ass!
Hyrule Field (2 Golden Skulltulas)
As Either Link...
25. Go to the steps near Kakariko Village. Now, take a left, and you should
see a lone tree and Hyrule Castle. Now, take out a bomb and place it next to
the tree, and back up. Go into the hole that appeared, and destroy the Spider
down there.
26. See that silevr rock in front or the entrance to Gerudo Valley? The one
with a circle of stones around it? Become an adult, and use the Megaton Hammer
on it. You can go in the hold revealed as a kid or adult though. There's a cow
in there. And a Giant Skulltula too.
Hyrule Market (1 Golden Skulltula)
As a child...
27. Go to the area inbetween Hyrule Field and the actual Market. enter the
door on the side. See the crate next to the guard? It had a Skulltula in it.
Bust it open, and kill the darn thing.
Kakariko Village (8 Golden Skulltulas)
As a child...
28. At night, look on the ladder of the tremendously large lookout tower. The
Golden Skulltula should be on there.
29. At night, it's on the back of the House of Skulltula. Obviously, you're
supposed to kill it and get the token, nimrod.
30. At night, Look for a house near Death Mountain Trail. On the side is your
Golden Skulltula. For some reason, the door to this building is locked. Why?
31. At night, look for the big construction site, near the well. On the back
of one of the stacks of bricks is a Golden Skulltula.
32.At night, look on the wall of Dampe the Gravekeeper's House, in the
graveyard. There it is, my friends.
33. There is a patch of soft soil in the graveyard. Plant in the bug, and slap
the Skulltula that pops out.
34. When you first come in, at night, roll into the tree that is dead ahead.
Guess what pops out? No, it's NOT the Triforce.
As an Adult...
35. Look on the roof of Impa's House at night. Requires the Hookshot. Impa's
House is just right of the entrance, and has a guard standing in front of it.
Kokiri Forest (3 Golden Skulltulas)
As Young Link...
36. Let loose a bug on the patch of soft soil here. Obviously, after a few
seconds, out pops Mr. Skulltula, just waiting to be killed. Yippe!
37. At night, look on the back of the Know-It-All Brothers' House. You need
the Boomerang to get the token, and the Slingshot or Boomerang to kill it. I
think.
As Adult Link...
38. Look on the back of the Twins' House at night. Way up there, isn't it? You
need the Hookshot if you are to collect the token from the poor dead one.
Lake Hylia (5 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
39. At night, look on one of the tiny islands out in the distance. I believe
there are about three. Good, who cares, kill the damn spider and get it over
with already! What did it do to you, anyway!?!
40. Look on the hard-to-reach back of the science lab. Since it's on the
waterside, you need to get far away to view it. Hence, the boomerang is a
necessity to capture the token.
41. There is a patch of soft soil in front of the science lab as a
Child..........no, I'm not going to elaborate on that.
As an Adult...
42. Use the Serenade of Water to warp here. At night, use you freaking
Longshot or Din's Fire to wipe out that Gold Skulltula way high in the tree.
Keep Longshotting up there now, just trying to get at the token.
43. After you've got the Iron Boots, go into the science lab and use them to
sink to the bottom. In the crate down there, you'll find a Gold Skulltula.
The Lon Lon Ranch (4 Golden Skulltulas)
As a child...
44. Come in at night, and look on the second-story window of Talon's House.
See the Skulltula. You'll need the Boomerang to retrieve the token.
45. Go to the one and only tree in the entire ranch. It's right at the
beginning of the corral. Just roll right on into it.
46. Remember where you (might have) gotten the Piece of Heart? Way in the
back, that little shed with the cows in it? Well, now there's a Golden
Skulltula hanging around there. Kill it, you vile fiend!
47. You know the circular fence that sort of keeps the horses inside of it? On
the "back, there is sort of a wodden thing. Kill the Skulltula you find there.
Well, you don't HAVE to, but you know.
Lost Woods (3 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
48. Remember the bridge that goes from Kokiri Forest to Hyrule Field? In the
room below is a soft soil spot. Plant a bug and watch it grow up. I believe
this is left, left from the entrance.
49. Deeper in to the Woods is another soft soil spot. Plant another bug in
there. Just be careful of the Deku Scrubs constantly firing at you.
As an Adult...
50. Go back to where you found Lost Woods Golden Skulltula #2 as a child. Hear
that noise. As a kid, you can plant a bean in the soft soil, and ride the
platform up to the Skulltula as an adult. However, using Din's Fire to kill it
and the Longshot to retrieve it is possible as well, but very hard.
Sacred Forest Meadow (1 Golden Skulltula)
As an Adult...
51. When you get near the end, close to the Moblin with the club, take a left
and look up. There it is, BABY!
Zora's Domain (1 Golden Skulltula)
52. Go to the top of the now-frozen waterfall. The place where you played the
Diving Game {See Mini-Games} as a kid. Look to your left. Now, get the right
angle and blast it with your Hookshot.
Zora's Fountain (3 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
53. Alright, at night, look around until you find a "meaningless" log in the
water. It's big, so hop onto it. Follow it to the wall, and kill the Skulltula
you find there.
54. Go to that island way in the back. See the lonely tree over here? Guess
what you get for having the ingenuity to roll into it?
As an Adult...
55. Go back to that lonely island which you got the LAST Golden Skulltula at.
Pick up the rock if you have the Silver Gauntlets, or just dispatch of it with
a few blows from the Megaton Hammer (can you do that?). Down below, kill the 3
invisible Skulltulas (not golden, not giant, not wall, just normal) and
proceed to wipe out lil' Mr. Golden down there.
Zora's River (4 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
56. As usual, there is a tree at the entrance which you can roll into. And, as
if I NEEDED to tell you, inside of it is a Golden Skulltula.
57. Get to the very end, and then just simply drop down. Yes, it's shallow
enough to stand in. At night, there is a Gold Skulltula on the ladder. You
know what to do, right?
As an Adult...
58. At night, go all the way to the wooden bridge near the entrance to Zora's
Domain. Look up. It's WAY HIGH on a wall. Oh yeah, and watch out for the
Octorok spitting at you.
59. Get up to that large piece of land where I believe you can also obtain a
Heart Piece. Anyways, a wall up there at night hols JUST what you want.
Well, I ran into some alphabetizing problems. Anyways, I was moving things
around, and the levels ended up here, at the end somehow. Almost in perfect
order, too. Strange. Here, take 'em!
Inside The Deku Tree (4 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
60. Go to the Compass room, where you raise the three plaforms. One of them
leads you to an aclove with a You-Know-What inside. Be careful, heh heh heh.
61. When you break spiderweb number one, look on the vines which are the way
back up. There's what you're looking for, baby!
62. In that same room, look for a hole with wooden bars across it. I suggest
the Boomerang, if you haven't already gotten the token.
As Either Link...
63. There is a room with a torch, and two burnable spiderwebs. Now, a Deku
Baba is behind one of them, and the exit to the room is behind the other. Go
to the Deku Baba, kill him, and bomb the wall behind him. Please note that
this is only possible as Child Link once you have defeated the Forest Temple,
since the Great Deku Tree shuts after that.
Dodongo's Cavern (5 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
64. Go to the room where you had to detonate many bombs at the same time to
create a staircase? Go there, get on the walkway, walk around to find some
bombs, and kill the Golden Skulltula. Also, kill the Skullwalltula just
because.
65. This is sort of a toughie. Go in, and climb onto the elevator. Go into the
room with the switchblades and make your way to the ladder that DOESN'T have a
blue block at its base. You're now in the room where you had to make the
stairs with bombs, but in an odd location. Go left on the path and lcimb up
the vines. Now, kill the Skulltula you find up there and take its precious
token. Ever wonder how they carry these things around? Or how they can stay in
1 spot for 7 years?
66. Take a right when in the main room. Alright, now you should be in a
hallway with a bunch of Dodongo Larva. Examine the right side wall, and either
use your own bomb, or detonate a Larva near the funny-looking part. Circle the
Armos to find the hidden Skulltula.
67. Go through the Dodongo Head and into the room with the blocks. A section
of the right wall looks a wee bit funny. Bomb it, and you have the same
Armos/Skulltula setup as in the previous spider.
As an Adult...
68. Go back into the Dodongo Larva hallway where you got the third Skulltula
in here as a kid. Look up and left until Navi turns green. Play the
Scarecorw's Song and Hookshot your way up there. Now how easy was that? Oh
yeah, KILL THE SPIDER!
Inside Lord Jabu-Jabu's Belly (4 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
69. Look in the holes where Princess Ruto was first seen. One of them leads to
the area that this thing is on. Just Boomerang to kill it and get the token
back
70. Basically just a few mere feet away from the previous one. Kill it in the
same fashion, I suppose. These 2 look abnormally large for some reason. Eh.
71. The room with water between two pieces of land, with the switch on the
water. Some vines on the right side of the room. Just kill it via boomerang or
slingshot and climb the vines to retrieve the token. You just CANNOT miss
this.
72. Room before the boss, where you've gotta flip the switch to open the door.
Climbing up the vines, you'll probably at least hear this one. Seek and
destroy my friends, seek and destroy.
Forest Temple
As an Adult...
73. In the very first room, dispatch of the Wolfos and use the climbable vines
on the right side. Remember, Gold Skulltulas don't move. Climb to the platform
and Hookshot it to death, then pick up the token.
74. In the main room, with the torches and ghosties and crap, he's right there
on the wall. Man, even if you WANTED to you couldn't beat this level without
killing it. That "Sheesh sheesh sheesh sheesh" noise would drive you insane.
75. Go to the high up plant rooms, and drop down off of a balcony. Well, that
was quite easy, now wasn't it.
76. You've seen this one by now, I'm sure. The room with the well in it? Well,
you should use the treasure chest as a Hookshot target, then look up on the
wall and kill it. Silly me, I never thought of that at first, and didn't come
back to kill it until I got the Longshot.
77. In the room in front of the Boss Room, push the wall until you find a
Giant Skulltula. Kill it, go inside, and blast the Golden Skulltula.
Fire Temple (5 Golden Skulltulas)
As an Adult...
78. Go to the huge room with the bridge leading across it. Find the blue block
and play the Song Of Time. Go into the now-accessable room, and kill the
Golden Skulltula inside.
79. There are two rooms with spinning tiles flying at you and a Like-Like at
the end. One leads to the Boss Key. Look behind the Like-Like in this one. Hi
Mr. Skulltula. Bye Mr. Skulltula.
80. Go to the boulder maze room type thing, lower level. You know how there
are some overhangs, and the camera will change to normal view when you get in
these? Most lead to a door, one leads to the freakin' Skulltula noise. Bomb
the floor, and kill the Skulltula you find.
81. On the upper level of the boulder maze, look for a place to play the
Scarecrow's Song. Do that, and follow the platforms in the sky to get to the
next victim on your Skulltula list.
82. Go to the room where you found the Megaton Hammer. Look for the island
which seems to be floating in midair. Any further instructions on my part
would only serve to insult your intelligence.
Ice Cavern (3 Golden Skulltulas)
As an Adult...
83. Go to the room with the helicopter slicing blade. Go to the side with
icicles and the Golden Sklltula. Smask the icicles and hug the wall so you can
use the Hookshot without worrying about the blade.
84. Find the odd room where you have to manuever the large blacks of ice
around. I believe you know what to do now, and if you don't, tough luck.
85. Remember where you went into that aclove to get the Piece of Heart out of
the Red Ice? In the Compass room? It's around there somewhere. You have more
red ice to burn, if memory serves.
Water Temple (5 Golden Skulltulas)
86. Face the area where Princess Ruto used to be, but take a left and go in
that hallway. The water must be lwoered so you can use a bomb on the crack in
the floor. When you get to the grate, use a spin slash (or Din's Fire, or
whatever) Kill the SKulltula inside.
87. When you get the Longshot, drop into the hole behind it. Above the third
vortex (one is at the beginning and easy to miss) on the wall is GS.
88. After acquiring the Longshot, go into the central pillar and get way high
up. Atta boy! Now, kill the Skulltula and retrieve its token with the
Longshot. Now, wasn't that easy? No.
89. Remember that waterfall that spit out boulders? It was before the Boss
Key, remember? Yeah, put onthe iron boots and get near the waterfall. On the
wall is the ruthless, cunning, savvy, immobile Golden Skulltula. LoL.
90. In the room before you face Dark Link (I think) it's a waterfall type
thing. Platforms going down into the center, you've gotta get from one side to
the other. Look on the right wall. Longshot must be used to get the token.
Shadow Temple (4 Golden Skulltulas)
91. It the room with the Iron Maiden type contraption coming down form the
ceiling, block it with a blokc first of all. Exploring the cages will find you
a Golden Skulltula. Ain't that just dandy?
92. Look behind those large, blue, spinning skulls. Not much else to say about
this one.
93. In the area with the Wallmaster, guillotines, and Stalfos, turn left when
you beat the Stalfos and use the Lens of Truth to follow the invisible path.
Collecting Silver rupees in this next room opens the door to a Golden
Skulltula. Put the Lens of Truth on in this room, trust me.
94. Stand on the Triforce symbol where you would normally play Zelda's Lullaby
to get the ship moving. Look to your left and play the Scarecrow's Song.
Longshot to Pierre and kill the Golden Skulltula you find up there.
Sprit Temple (6 Golden Skulltulas)
As a Child...
95. Go to the room with the Sun Icon on a block, that wants to see the light.
Walk into the room that contains that Iron Knuckle. Look at the door behind
you. Youch!
96. Go through tunnel numebr one, next to Nabooru, and go right. Use the
Boomerang to destroy it, since it's on the grating.
97. Go through the second tunnel, then the locked, door, and then climb the
wall, knocking out those pesky Skullwalltulas. Turn around, and you get an
ugly sight.
As an Adult...
98. Go into that big area with the large female Egyptian statue. Go up the
stairs and search for a spot to use the Scarecrow's Song. When you find it,
use it. Duh.
99. There is a big, rotating skull here, like there was in the Shadow Temple.
And, once again, lurking behind it is a Golden Skulltula.
100. Go to the room with the boudlers rolling about where you have to jump in
acloves to get silver rupees. Play the Song of Time to move the blue block.
Behind it is a Gold Skulltula.
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Weapons/Equipment/Clothing/Items
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YL= Only usable as Young Link
AL= Only usable as Adult Link
BL= Take a wild guess :)
Swords:
Kokiri Sword (YL)- Your worst sword. However, it's the only sword usable as a
child, so you're stuck with it for then. At least most of the enemies are too
weak to withstand more than a few shots. It's found in the Kokiri Training
Center, on the southern area of the Kokiri Forest.
Master Sword (AL)- Probably the games most well-rounded sword. Twice as
powerful as the Kokiri Sword, and a great Z-Targeting swordfighting weapon.
Found in the Temple of Time after beating the Jabu-Jabu's Belly dungeon.
Biggoron's Sword (AL)- IMO, the games best weapon. Twice as powerful as the
Master Sword, and most enemies go down after just one shot. The one and only
downside to this weapon is that it takes two hands to use, therefore your
shield can't be used while the sword is out of its sheath. Obtained from
Medigoron atop Detah Mountain.
Boots:
Kokiri Boots (BL)- You start the game off with these things. Standard boots,
nothing special. Good speed, good traction, but nothing else.
Iron Boots (AL)- These boots are great for sinking. Step into the water with
these on, and you can examine the bottom. Of course, on land they slow you
down quite a bit.
Hover Boots (AL)- These are pretty damn cool. You can hover above water or
thin air for short periods of time. If you want to move faster on land, use
the forward roll continuously with these on. Found in the Shadow Temple,
obviously.
Tunics-
Kokiri Tunic: Standard tunic that you start the game off with. Well, you odn't
think he started naked, now do you? It's good for...nothing. Really, except
maybe to avoid freezing to death or being laughed at.
Goron Tunic: You get this Tunic by stopping the tiny, rolling Goron in Goron
City as an adult, using a bomb. Talk to him for a while, and eventually he
gives it up. Also available at the Goron City shop for 200 rupees. It's a
good, heat-resistant tunic, and necessary unless you are extremly fast (like
me).
Zora Tunic: You get this, the last tunic, by unfreezing King Zora as an adult.
Also can be bought at the Zora's Domain shop for 200 rupees. This is only good
if you're real slow, since you never need to be underwater for over a minute.
Shields-
Deku Shield (YL)- This is purchased for 40 rupees at the Kokiri Forest shop.
Standard defense for Yound Link. If you touch fire while this is equipped, it
burns, and you have to purchase/find a new one. These can be found anywhere.
Hylian Shield (BL)- Purchased at Hyrule Market for either 80 rupees, or you
can talk to the Death Mountain Trail Guard and get it at a reduced price. OR,
you can go into Kakariko Graveyard, and search inside the graves for it. As
Young Link, you hold it over your head. Good for falling boulders. As an
adult, you use it properly, and can Z-Fight with it.
Mirror Shield (AL)- This is the games strongest shield, which is it's upside
as well as its downside. You cannot deflect Deku Nuts back anymore, they will
shatter when hitting your shield. Tough. Found in the Spirit Temple as an
adult. Looks great with the Goron Tunic.
Arrows (All AL):
Normal Arrow: Duh, it fires a standard, untouched arrow. Can be turned into a
fire arrow if shot through a torch. The first arrows, along with the Bow to
shoot them with, are found in the Forest Temple. Necessary to kill those pesky
ghosts in there.
Fire Arrow: This sets your arrows on fire before they hit your enemy. Costs
2MP. Does double damage as far as I can tell. Also, it melts white ice. Found
in Lake Hylia. Warp there (or don't), and read the plaque near the Triforce
symbol. Come daybreak, shoot the sun. You should thne see what to do.
Ice Arrow: This makes your arrows very icy. This also costs 2MP, but ti's
worth it. Some enemies will shatter into many pieces if you hit them after
freezing them. This is the big treasure of the Gerudo training center. Worth
it? Maybe.
Light Arrow: Ouchies! 4MP to use just one of these ultra-powerful arrows.
Necessary to beat Ganon's Tower (used on him and those weird thingies in the
barriers). Given to you after beating the 5th Temple, whether it be the Shadow
or Spirit.
Silver n' Gold
Silver Scale (BL): Necessary to beat the game. This is gotten by winningthe
Diving Game {See Mini-Games} at Zora's Domain. It allows you to diver for 5
seconds.
Golden Scale (BL): You can get this by catching a large fish as an adult. It
allows you to dive for a seven count. Man, Link sucks at diving. Anyways, try
it in the Lakeside Lab as an adult, hehe.
Silver Gauntlets (AL): By now, you've runinto one of those stupid blocks that
says something about silver hands, right? Well, at the end of the children's
version of the Spirit Temple, after beating Ironknuckle, you get these. Only
can be used as an adult, however.
Golden Gauntlets (AL): Unlike the Golden Scale, you DO need this to beat the
game. Found in the Shadow Barrier of Ganon's Tower. Allows you to lift and
HURL objects so heavy it's ridiculous!
C Items:
Hookshot/Longshot (AL): Retrieved by racing Dampe in the Kakariko Village
graveyard as an adult. The upgrade to Longshot is found in the Water Temple
after killing Dark Link. This sticks to wooden things and targets, and pulls
you to them. Great, since it works on treasure chests.
Megaton Hammer (AL): Found in the Fire Temple, this mythical Hammer has the
power to crush some rocks. Use it on the Gossip Stones for laughs. Necessary
to activate rusty switches and to kill Volvagia.
Bombs (BL): Obviously, you use them, and they blow up, wiping out any enemies
and bombable walls nearby. If you swing your sword at a wall, a bombable
section sounds different than the others. It also looks different in most
cases.
Deku Nuts (YL): Used as a weapon, and only that. Ineffective on most
creatures, but wreak havoc in Jabu-Jabu's belly. U don't really need them, but
whatever.
Deku Sticks (YL): Great device for lighting torches. Can also be used as a
formidable weapon, but snaps too easily. Burns out if on fire too long, so be
careful.
Bottle (BL): USed for two purposes. One is to catch and carry things, such as
bugs, fish, potions, etc. Another is versus Ganondorf or his Phantom, use it
to deflect the energy bursts back at him.
Bombchus (BL): A cool, necessary weapon. Great for squaring off against
Ironknuckle in case you're low on life (heh, that's pretty funny) or just
plain suck.
Magic Beans (YL): As a kid, go find a soft soild spot, and plant a bean in
there. As an adult, come back and lookie there, a platform that you can ride.
Crucial in getting a few Golden Skulltulas. Bought from the fat boy in Zora's
River. Starts at 10 rupees, then 20, then 30, etc.
Bottled Bugs (YL): Buy these, or catch them. They're usually under rocks.
Plant them in a soft soil spot, and a Golden SKulltula will soon pop out.
Remember, 3 bugs come out, and you can recatch one, and he'll turn into 3.
Repeat as needed.
Lens Of Truth (BL): Found in the tricky Kakariko Village Well. Used to "See
the truth" Really, you just use it to see invisible things and fake things.
Fairy Ocarina (YL): This Ocarina is used to play the first couple of songs for
the beginning, but it disappears once you retrieve the.....
Ocarina Of Time (BL): Comes with 1 free tune, the Song Of Time, which is used
to open up the secret door in the Temple of Time.
Mask (Of Truth, Gerudo, Goron, etc.) (YL): Use it to talk to people and get
strange responses. Once you've gotten the Mask of Truth, use it to talk to the
Gossip Stones (1-eyed statues).
Weird Egg (BL): As a kid, when hatched it is used to wake Talon at Hyrule
Castle. When you're an adult, it is the first step in your side quest for the
Biggoron's Sword.
Magic/Potions
Red Potion: It refills all of your life, no matter how badly injured you are.
Only one dose though :(
Green Potion: It refills your entire migic meter, regardless of how much needs
to be refilled. Necessary to beat the game, unless you can kill Ganondorf with
very few Light Arrows.
Ultimate Blue Potion: Available at the back potion shop in Kakariko VIllage
after you give the old hag there a mushroom. Refills and hearts and magic
meter. Too bad it costs 100 rupees, isn't it?
Lon Lon Milk: Ah, this is a double doseage! Available from cows by playing
Epona's Song, and it and a free bottle can be won by playing the Super Cucco
finding Game at the Lon Lon Ranch.
Din's Fire (Cost: 6MP): Gotten from the Great Fairy at Hyrule Castle, this
melts ice and kills enemies. It also activates switches. Necessary in the
Shadow Temple when the wooden boards attempt to crush you.
Farore's Wind (Cost: 6MP): Only usable in dungeons, this magic is obtained
from the Great Fairy in Zora's Fountain. It sets up a warp point, allowing you
to go from Hyrule to a specific spot in a dungeon quickly. You don't realize
just how great it is until when you need it.
Nayru's Love (Cost: 12MP):
This is a great defense for when you're almost dead and you've got nothin'
left to fall back on. Can be a life saver. Found in the Desert Colossus from
the Great Fairy. It creates a shield around you which enemies can't penetrate.
Keep in mind that you will ACT hurt, and will fall off a wall if touched.
Non C-Menu Items:
Stone of Agony: If you have your Rumble Pak equipped, when you stpe near
secrets, such as a bombable area, it will shake. Helpful if you're into secret
hidden areas.
Gerudo Card: After you rescue all four carpenters from the Gerudo Fortress,
this card is given to you by a Gerudo. Now you may wander around the Fortress
undisturbed, and talk to the Gerudos.
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Special Thanks
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Obviously, I have to thank the Nintendo Corporation and of course Miyamoto. Oh
yeah, a shout out to Marshmallow and Pika and RCarlos, whom I couldn't have
gotten 100 Gold Skulltulas, 20 Hearts, the Hylian Loach, and everything else
without. Thank you everybody. Now I want some freaking e-mail for this!
