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| FAQ/Walkthrough || Version 1.21 || November 25, 2002 |
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| by Michael Gonzalez (Coffee) |
| http://www.geocities.com/coffeefaqs |
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Contents:
1) Story
2) Walkthrough
- 1st Instrument: Full Moon Cello
- 2nd Instrument: Conch Horn
- 3rd Instrument: Lily's Bell
- 4th Instrument: Sea Harp
- 5th Instrument: Wind Marimba
- 6th Instrument: Coral Triangle
- 7th Instrument: Organ of Evening Calm
- 8th Instrument: Thunder Drum
- The Egg
3) The Special Color Dungeon
4) Mini-boss Strategies
5) Boss Strategies
6) The Trading Sequence
7) Heart Piece Locations
8) Secret Seashell Locations
9) Pictures
10) Secrets
11) Items
12) DX Changes
13) Credits & Info
Version 1.21 (11/25/2002):
- Formatting changes
- Updated website URL
Version 1.2 (03/08/2001):
- Spellchecked everything, that's all
Version 1.1 (01/27/2000):
- Switched to a new alias, Coffee
Version 1.0 (01/13/2000):
- The walkthrough is complete!
- The mini-boss section is complete!
- The boss section is complete!
- The entire FAQ is complete!
Version 0.8 (01/02/2000):
- Walkthrough is done up to Eagle's Tower
- Secret Seashells section is complete!
- Pictures section added
- "DX changes" section added
- New walkthrough for the color dungeon
Version 0.5 (12/16/1999):
- Walkthrough is done up to the Northern FFace Shrine
- Updated the Secret Seashells...20 covereed so far
- Mini-boss and boss sections are updated
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| 1) STORY |
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[NOTE: This is the same story found in the Nintendo Player's Guide. I
only copied it from there for the sole purpose of having a story
section. Maybe I'll include a better story section in the future... or
maybe not. But anyway, I'm sure you can find a great story at the Zelda
Headquarters (http://www.zhq.com) made by the Master of Hyrule.]
Link's Awakening tells the tale of the hero of A Link to the Past and
how after his first great victory he set out on a mission of training,
to hone his skills, sharpen his wits and master techniques of battle
from around the world. Link sailed to foreign lands where he disciplined
his mind and body. When he felt ready to return to Hyrule, he bought a
small sailboat and headed across the Great Hyrulian Sea. The journey
ended in a storm that crushed and sank Link's ship. Clinging to a piece
of flotsam, our hero floated toward a mysterious tropical shore,
unconscious and barely alive.
When Link washed up on the beach of Koholint Island, he had no energy
to stand or cry for help. Through half-closed eyes, he gazed out on a
tropical forest with a tall volcano rising in the distance, and he
thought it was odd that the volcano was topped by a giant, spotted egg.
At one point, it seemed to him that Zelda was speaking to him and that
he was in a soft bed. At times, he thought he was caught in a bizarre
dream.
Indeed, Link awoke in a soft bed, but the young woman who tended him was
not Zelda, but Marin. She had found him and brought him home to heal.
From Tarin, Marin's father, he learned that evil creatures had appeared
shortly after his arrival. Then, when Link returned to the beach to
retrieve his sword, an owl flapped down beside him and told him the
strangest story he'd ever heard. According to the wise old bird, Link
was the hero who had come to wake the Wind Fish, and he couldn't leave
until that task had been done. In the adventures that followed, Link
learned that Koholint Island existed only in the dreams of the Wind
Fish... and he was a part of that dream. The adventure continues...
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| 2) WALKTHROUGH |
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< THE FIRST INSTRUMENT >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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= = = MABE VILLAGE = = =
You start the game in Marin's house, "tossing and turning" in bed.
Marin is the girl that rescued you from the shipwreck. When you wake up,
you'll talk to Marin and she'll tell you that you're on Koholint Island!
Hop out of bed and talk to Tarin, the Mario look-alike guy standing
beside the table. He'll give you your shield!
In case you didn't know, the "A" and "B" buttons can be assigned to any
item. To assign an item to a button, go to the start menu screen, place
the cursor on the item you want to assign, and press the button you want
to assign it to. Then return to regular play and press the button to use
the item.
Okay, get out of the house and follow the path going left. Continue
following the path south until you reach the beach, otherwise known as
Toronbo Shores...
= = = TORONBO SHORES = = =
Go south until you reach the waves...this is the southern-most part of
the island! There are a few enemies here, so hold up the shield to avoid
getting hurt. Continue going west (or right, if you're too stupid to
know where west is) until you reach your sword laying in the waves. If
you encounter any sea urchins, hold up your shield and push them out of
the way. Woo hoo! The sword!
Walk up to the sword and an owl will appear. This owl will appear
frequently in the game to tell you more about the Legend of the Wind
Fish or give you a hint on where to go next. He'll tell you that the
only way to leave the island is to wake the Wind Fish. He also tells you
to go to the Mysterious Forest next. Now go pick up your sword. Yes! The
sword! The music changes to traditional Zelda overworld theme. What did
that owl say? Go to the Mysterious Forest!
Go northwest, back to Mabe Village, and continue following the path up.
Go past the library, past the well, until you reach a path being blocked
by a bush. Cut down the bush and go into the mysterious forest...
= = = MYSTERIOUS FOREST = = =
As soon as you enter the forest, that idiot owl will come and talk to
you again. He doesn't say much, except that you need to get the Tail Key
in this forest to enter the Tail Cave in the south. When you're done
talking with the owl, go UP two screens, then RIGHT two screens
(fighting any Moblins you encounter). There's a log cave here...enter
it.
The floor of this cave is filled with cracks...If you stand on a cracked
floor for too long, it will break and you'll fall into the abyss below.
You can get the chest if you want (it contains 50 rupees). Avoid the
bats here and go on to the next room...and continue until you reach the
room with many blocks. Simply push the blocks aside to get through to
the exit, it shouldn't be any difficult even for the dumbest player.
Don't try getting that piece of heart, you can get that some other time.
Exit the cave.
There's a mushroom growing behind those bushes. Go over there and pick
it up. This is the Sleepy Mushroom. "A mellow aroma flows into your
nostrils". Ewww...go back into the cave...and completely through to the
other side.
Go north until you reach a place where there are three stones blocking
a cave. Go right and follow the path down until you reach the Which's
Hut. The Which lady inside wants a toadstool for making her magic potion
thingy. Assign the sleepy toadstool to either the "A" or "B" button and
give it to her. She'll mix something up in a jiffy...and give you a free
sample! It's the magic powder! Sprinkle it on a variety of things to see
different effects.
Return to the main area of the forest and look for a raccoon. This
raccoon is actually Tarin! He bit into a mushroom and got turned into
a raccoon! Not to worry, just sprinkle a bit of magic powder on him and
he'll go wild, bounce around the screen for a while, and turn back into
Tarin. He thinks it was just a dream ;) Anyway, go up one more screen
and open the treasure chest. It's the tail key, you can use it to open
the Tail Cave door.
Again, the mysterious owl appears. He tells you to take the Tail Key to
the Tail Cave and retrieve the instrument that is hidden there. "Go now,
the Wind Fish awaits". Uh huh...so go southwest all the way back to Mabe
Village, and go to the screen just under the library. Go right all the
way and follow the path until you reach the Tail Cave. But the door is
locked! Go to the keyhole on the snake statue and the door will open.
Enter the Tail Cave...
= = = THE TAIL CAVE = = =
Welcome to the first dungeon of the game, the Tail Cave. This place is
relatively easy and simply compared to the other dungeons you will
encounter in the game.
First, go into the room at the left. There are two turtle-like creatures
here. You're sword won't really hurt them, but it will push them! Hit
them with your sword so that they fall into the holes at the side. When
they're both gone, a key will fall from the sky. Pick it up. Continue
left to the next room.
When you get close to the chest, blob monsters will appear at the sides.
You can kill them easily with the sword. The door will only open when
all the monsters in the room are dead. The lights at the corners also
shoot fire at you. Open the treasure chest...it's the compass! Go two
screens right to return to the entrance, then go up one screen.
Go around the hole and step on the switch (push the enemy into the hole
to get rid of him). A treasure chest appears. Open that chest to receive
the small key. Go one screen to the right.
Kill all of the enemies in this room (both the bats and the stalfos).
You might need to trap the stalfos (the skeletons) in the corner to kill
them. After you kill all the enemies, a chest appears. Open this chest
to retrieve the map. You can see this map by pressing start. Now go
through the door at the top. This is a "one-way door" because you
can only go through it one way. Then go one screen left.
Open the treasure chest to get a small key. Yes, I know that there's a
enemy going around it, but you can still open the treasure chest. Go one
screen left. There's a snake enemy here, kill it to make a chest appear
(there's 20 rupees inside, JOY!). Go up one screen. Go past the
switchblade thing and go into the locked door.
Now go around the wall until you reach the closed door. How do you open
this door? There's a block right beside the door. Push it in any
direction and the door will open! Go into the next room...
There's two enemies in this room. To defeat them, hold up your shield
and make them bounce onto it. They will flip over and expose their soft
underside. Then slash them with the sword! When you defeat both of them,
a staircase will appear...
Goombas! Yes, the Goombas from the Mushroom Kingdom are making a cameo
appearance in this game. Go past them and climb up the ladder at the
other side. Continue following the path until you reach the treasure
chest. Inside the treasure chest is the Roc's Feather! This item allows
you to jump! You need to assign it to a button to use it (just like all
the other items). It's a very handy thing to have equipped. You can use
the Roc's Feather to jump to the flying hearts in the other room (this
will refill your entire heart meter!).
Go back through the basement and return to the room with the single
switchblade. Go down one screen and right one screen. Now go right into
the UPPER path. Follow the path right and up. Push the enemy into the
hole and use the Roc's Feather to jump over the hole. See this block
with a keyhole in it? Push the block to make it disappear (this will
cost you one key). Go up the stairs and left. Open the treasure chest to
receive to Nightmare Key! This key opens the door to the Nightmare's
Liar.
Go right, down, left, and take the bottom path going right. Go right one
more screen and use Roc's Feather to jump over the hole. Go right one
more time and you'll have to fight a mini-boss: Rolling Bones. See the
mini-boss section for juicy little details about beating him. He's
really easy and shouldn't give you any trouble. When you're done with
him pick up the fairy to restore your heart meter. A warp will appear in
the middle of the screen. This warp always appears after you beat the
mini-boss and it will transport you to the entrance of the dungeon. Go
up one screen.
Watch out for all the switchblades. That big ol' door up there is the
door to the Nightmare's Lair. If you have the Nightmare key, you can go
through that door and fight the boss: Moldorm. This guy is a lot harder
than Rolling Bones, but not too hard. See the boss section for details.
After the battle, pick up the heart container and go into the room
above. It's the Full Moon Cello, the first of the Instruments of the
Sirens! One down...seven more to go! You're transported outside of the
Tail Cave...
Go one screen to the left and the bastard owl is here again to tell you
some stuff. He says that this instrument, together with the seven others
in the set, has the power to wake up the Wind Fish. Gotta collect 'em
all! Your next goal in north in the Gopanga Swamp. But first, stop by in
Mabe Village.
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< THE SECOND INSTRUMENT >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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= = = RESCUING BOW WOW = = =
On the way to the village, the two kids will run up to you. They look
really panicked. Talk to them and you'll learn that Moblins came to the
village and did something at Bow Wow's house. "Maybe it's faster if you
find out for yourself". Okay...so go over to Madam Meowmeow's House
(the house left of Marin's house).
Hey, Bow Wow (the Chain Chomp creature on a leash) is gone! Madam
Meowmeow says that Bow Wow was kidnapped by *gasp* Moblins! They took
him to the secret Moblin hideout in the north.
Go north to the mysterious forest. Look for the screen with the heart
piece surrounded by holes. Now that you have the Roc's Feather, you can
jump over the holes and collect the heart piece...then continue one
screen up and one screen left. There's a cave here, it's the Moblin
Cave! Go inside...
The first room has only a single Moblin, kill him and continue to the
next room. This room has four Moblins, kill them all and continue on to
meet the King Moblin! See the mini-boss section for details. When you're
done with him, go into the room at the left to meet Bow Wow! Take him
out of there (just touch the rock that he's chained to). Bow Wow will
help you a little in battles, he'll sometimes eat nearby enemies. You'll
have to take care of him for a while. Get out of this cave and go around
to reach the Goponga Swamp.
= = = GOPONGA SWAMP = = =
This is a watery place with lots of flowers blocking the path. Lucky
that you have Bow Wow with you, because Bow Wow can EAT the flowers!
Just stand beside a flower for a few seconds and he'll eat it. He can
also eat the sharks or the big flowers that spit fireballs at you.
There's also a chest in this area with 50 rupees inside, you can get
that if you want. Go to the upper-right area of the swamp to find a cave
completely surrounded by flowers. Let Bow Wow eat the flowers and enter
the cave...
= = = BOTTLE GROTTO = = =
Go straight up into the next room (ignore the treasure chest for now,
you can't get it yet). Hey, this room is really dark! There's two
torches in the center of the room. Take out your magic powder and
sprinkle it on the two torches. The room will light up and the door will
open. Go into the room at the right.
Kill the two stalfos in this room to receive a key. Go to the dark room
at the left and enter the locked door at the left side. This room is
also dark (you can light up the torches if you want some light). Kill
the two bats and go into the room above.
Light the torch so that you can see. There's a hole in the middle of
this room. Jump over it with Roc's Feather (avoiding the monster) and
open the treasure chest. You get the map. Now backtrack to the room
where you defeated the two stalfos, then go one screen right.
Hit the orb in the center with the sword. This will cause some of the
blocks to go up and the others to go down. Go to the room below. There
is an orb surrounded by blocks. Use a spin attack to hit the orb (hold
the sword in front of you until it flashes, then release). Open the
treasure chest to get a small key. Hit the orb again and go to the room
above. Hit the orb and go left. Enter the locked door at the bottom.
Here there is a monster that mimics your movements. You can't hit him in
his front because of his armor...his back is the weak spot. To hit his
back, hold your sword in front of you, get in a position so that you're
back to back with him, then unleash your spin attack. Open the chest
that appears to get the compass. Go back up, right, hit the orb and go
down. Hit the other orb and go right.
In this room, use the Roc's Feather to jump to the switch at the bottom
right (and also to get the floating magic powder). A chest will appear,
open it for a small key. Go to the room above.
Use the spin slash attack to kill these two enemies with one hit (just
like you did to the other one). A key will appear...at the other side of
the wall! Go around to get the key, then return back to the other side.
Go to the room at the right and you'll see two spiked enemies. There's
really no need to kill them, just go through the locked door at the top
right.
First, kill those two bats (just so they won't bother you later). See
the two blocks in this room? Push them both towards the center so that
they touch each other and cover the tiled floor. A staircase appears in
the top right, go inside...
Here's another side-scrolling thing. Use the Roc's Feather to get over
the spikes and go up the ladder at the left side.
You're in another dark room. Use some magic powder to light up one of
the torches. You can get the floating hearts in the center if you're low
on energy. Then go into the one-way door at the top and you'll meet the
mini-boss of the dungeon: Hinox. Check out the mini-boss section for
details. When you're done with him, the warp will appear (and a fairy
too). Go to the room at the right. Jump over the holes and continue to
the next room.
This room has a magnet thing at the bottom left corner. It constantly
sucks you towards it (and the enemies too). Try to maneuver yourself to
open the treasure chest and get the owl beak (or stone slab fragment in
the original game). Then continue to the room above.
Jump up to get the floating magic powder, and open the chest to get 20
rupees. Then enter the locked door at the left. The two boos are coming
to get you (another enemy from the Mushroom Kingdom)! Quickly get around
them and use magic powder to light the two torches. The Boos don't like
the light and they'll run away if you light the torches. A chest will
appear! Open it to receive the treasure of this dungeon, the Power
Bracelets. This item allows you to lift those pots and rocks you see.
Return to the room at the right.
Use your newly-acquired Power Bracelets to lift those pots and throw them
away. Take the TOP path. Hit the orb to raise all the blocks except one.
Then step on the lower block and hit the orb again. Open the treasure
chest at the right for a small key. Hit the orb once again and go one
screen right...and go another screen right...then go one screen down.
You need to kill the enemies here in the correct order. You would know
if you read the hint given from the owl statue (or stone slab). First,
go must push the blocks aside and kill the Pols Voice (the cute rabbit
thing) by throwing a pot at him. Second, kill the keese (the bat).
Lastly, you must kill the stalfos (the skeleton guy). If you did it all
in the correct order, a chest will appear. Open it to get the Nightmare
Key! Go one screen up and enter the locked door at the right.
Kill all the enemies in this room and a staircase will appear (kill the
rabbits by throwing pots at them). Enter the staircase. Ride down the
elevator thing and continue to the left. To ride down the elevator here,
you must pick up the pot and ride down while holding the pot. The extra
weight is enough to bring you down. Climb up the ladder.
Jump over the holes and enter the Nightmare Door to meet the boss of the
Bottle Grotto: The Genie. As usual, see the boss section for details.
When you're finished with him, pick up the heart container and enter the
room at the left. Woo hoo! It's another instrument, the Conch Horn! Two
down...six more to go! You're transported out of the Bottle Grotto...
Let Bow Wow eat the flowers around you. Now that you have the Power
Bracelet, you can pick up those heavy rocks you find all around Hyrule.
But first, lets go back to Mabe Village to return Bow Wow. You know the
way, right? Just go southwest until you hear the happy music :)
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< THE THIRD INSTRUMENT >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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= = = MABE VILLAGE = = =
Go to Madam Meowmeow's house and talk to Madam Meowmeow. She's
thankful that you took care of Bow Wow for her. How can she ever repay
you? With a kiss, of course :) That's your reward for saving Bow Wow.
Ha! What a crappy reward. Anyway, Bow Wow is back in his original place
so he won't follow you anymore.
Next, go to the Mabe Village shop (in the north-east) and buy the
shovel. It costs 200 rupees, a lot of money, but you should already
have that much by now. If you don't have 200 rupees yet, go to the
Trendy Game and get rupees until you have enough. After you buy the
shovel, the bombs and the bow and arrow will become available. Buy the
bombs if you still have rupees. The Bow and Arrow costs 980 rupees-- a
lot of money! You should start saving up.
From the shop, go one screen right. Lift up the rocks with the Power
Bracelet and go right into the Ukuku Prairie.
= = = UKUKU PRAIRIE = = =
Do you see that dark path on the ground? Follow the path right until you
reach a big stone skull blocking your path. If you bought the bombs, you
can blow it up and continue right. When the path splits up in two
directions, take the path going DOWN. Continue following the path...
around the big garden of bushes...until you reach a small house. This is
Richard's Villa, go inside.
Hmm...Richard sure has a lot of frogs in his house. Talk to Richard. He
says that he used to live in Kanalet Castle, but was forced to flee to
his villa when his servants went crazy. He wants to help you get into
the Key Cavern, but you need to do a favor for him: Get the Golden Leaf
that he left in the castle. Okay? Actually there are five leaves, and
he wants you to catch 'em all! If you have your shovel, you're all set!
Get out of the house and go right. Follow the path until you reach the
cross-road, then continue going up. Keep going to the north-east until
you reach the huge castle gate...but the door is locked, and knocking
won't do you any good. So go around to the right.
You'll meet a confused little monkey. Oh wait, I forgot to tell you
something. Before you come here, you must have done the trading sequence
until you got the bananas. So if you don't have the bananas yet, check
the "Trading Sequence" section and get the bananas. Then come back here,
okay?
Talk to the monkey. As expected, he wants your banana. Give it to him
and he will call his army of monkeys to build a bridge across the water
(a reward for giving him the banana). Then the monkey business is all
done, the monkeys will go away, leaving a stick on the bridge. Pick up
the stick and continue up.
When you reach the screen with the Telephone booth, go one screen left
and cut down the bush. Stairs are hidden under it! Go down in there and
pass through this easy side-scrolling thing. Go up the ladder on the
other side. When you come up, you are in the Kanalet Castle.
= = = KANALET CASTLE = = =
Go to the right side at the place with six holes in the ground. Every
second, an enemy pops out of one of those holes and throws a bomb at
you. He usually comes out of the hole farthest away from you. When he
comes out, quickly run to him and hit him with the sword. Continue doing
this until he's defeated...and your first golden leaf will pop out! One
down, four more to go.
Go around to the left side of the castle. That's odd...there's a bird
sitting on the tree. He won't move at all, even if you try hitting him
with the sword! But pick up one of the stones and throw it at the bird
and he'll fly out of the tree. While he's flying towards you hit him
twice with the sword to kill him and a golden leaf will pop out. Three
more left. [NOTE: If the bird flies away, just go to the other screen
and come back and the bird will still be there]
Go down to the south of the castle and enter the castle. Go one screen
to the left. There's a bunch of enemies here. Defeat the two guards and
the blob monster and your third golden leaf will drop from the sky (no
need to kill the flashy thing). Just two more left.
Go one screen up and one screen left. Step on the switch in the bottom
corner. This will open the castle's main gate so you can easily enter
and exit the castle without having to go through that secret cave. Go up
the stairs, left, and up some more stairs. There's two statues here.
Take out your bombs and blow up the one at the left. A soldier will come
out! Kill him and receive your fourth golden leaf. Only one more to go.
Go left and follow the path until you're outside of the castle. Then re-
enter the castle through door at the center. The door will suddenly
close in front of you! Nothing here but pots...so throw a pot at the
door to break it open. Enter the room above and you'll face a sort of
mini-mini-boss. He's really easy and you should have no problem with
him. Simply hit him, back up, and repeat until he's dead. Then the final
golden leaf will pop out of him. You have all the leaves!
Now get out of this castle. Since you pressed the button to open the
main gate, you can now exit the castle through the main gate (instead of
going through the cave). Now go southwest to Richard's Villa...you
should know the way :P
= = = RICHARD'S VILLA = = =
Talk to Richard and give him his Golden Leaves. He'll step aside. Push
the box to the right to reveal a secret stairway! Go down there and
follow the path. At the left path, there's a treasure chest with a
secret seashell in it. Go up the stairs and continue following the path
to the outside.
Whoa, there's a lot of bushes here. Under some of the bushes there's a
hole, and there's regular floor under the other bushes. You need to cut
down the bushes and use trial and error to get through the maze...and
reach the owl statue. The statue says "In soil sleeps secrets, beneath
your soles...". In other words, something good is under your feet. Use
the shovel to dig the space in front of the statue. And out comes the
slime key! This key is used to get into the Key Cavern. Now go back
through the maze of bushes, through the cave, and return to Richard's
Villa.
Get out of Richard's Villa, go one screen up, one screen left, and one
screen up. It's the keyhole for the entrance to the Key Cavern! Just
slide the key right into the hole and the door will open! But...the door
is at the other side :P
Follow these directions: One screen down, right, down, right, up, up,
up. Go around the trees and one screen down. Use the Roc's Feather to
jump form one island to another to the left until you reach the entrance
to the Key Cavern. What are you waiting for? Go in there!
= = = KEY CAVERN = = =
Take one step forward, and the door will slam shut in front of you. So
do the only thing you can do, pick up a pot (with the power bracelet)
and throw it at the door to open it. Go up into the next room. Kill all
the enemies in the room to make a chest appear at the right. Open the
chest and get a small key. Go up the path at the *right*.
Kill the four blob enemies to open the doors again. There's a chest
here! And inside the chest is...another blob. No need to open that
chest. Go up to the next room.
There's two stalfos here. If you kill all the enemies in this room, a
chest is supposed to appear at the right. But since you can't defeat the
blob at the left yet, just continue up into the next room...and go down
the stairs.
Agh! Surrounded by blobs! Kill them all. You are now in a room with four
locked doors on each of the four sides. For reference purposes, this room
will be called the "central room". You have a key right? Go through the
locked door at the *bottom*. Defeat all the monsters here to get a key.
But there's one monster that disappears when you get too close to him!
You can kill him by sticking out your long sword and poking him...or
just use some bombs. Get the key that appears and return to the central
room.
Now go into the locked door at the left. Defeat all the enemies here and
quickly get the key that drops down. Return to the central room and
enter the locked door at the top. Defeat both of the enemies here and
get yet another small key that drops down. Again, return to the central
room.
This time, go into the locked door at the right. Go don't really have to
defeat all the enemies here. Just go around and go up the stairs. Now
defeat all the enemies in this room. Go around and make sure that you
kill every single one of them. Then get the key that falls down. Go into
the room above...and go one screen left.
Defeat all the enemies here to make the doors open, then go to the room
above. Here you'll find the mini-boss of the dungeon: The Dodongo
Snakes! See the mini-boss section for details. You need bombs to defeat
them. But if you run out of bombs, you can escape through the stairs at
the bottom and look for more bombs. When you're done with them, get the
fairy and go to the room at the right.
Push a few blocks aside so you can open the chest. Inside you'll find
the treasure of this dungeon, the Pegasus Boots. This item allows you to
dash really really fast. Use this to dash through the crystal-like
objects at the bottom.
Go around and take the warp back to the entrance of the dungeon. Go to
the room at the right and use the Pegasus Boots to dash to the right
(and kill that enemy). Open the treasure chest to get a small key. Go
back to the entrance room and into the warp.
Go one screen down, right, up, and right again. Here you find a big
arrow of tiles pointing at the wall. Use a bomb to destroy the part of
the wall that the arrow is pointing at. Go into the room below. There's
a really wide gap in the floor here. Use the Roc's Feather and the
Pegasus Boots to get across. Continue up the path, jump over another
hole, and open the chest for the Nightmare Key. Now just jump off to the
left and go to the room above.
Defeat all these weird bomb enemies to open the door and continue to the
left. Then open up this chest to get the compass. Even though there
isn't any crack, bomb the wall at the left to make a hole in it! Go into
the next room. Defeat all the enemies here and get the key that falls.
Next go to the room below the place where you fought the Dodongo Snakes.
Defeat the blobs here and go to the room at the left. Kill all the
enemies in this room and get the key that falls. Go through the door at
the top. Defeat all the enemies here to make a chest appear on the ledge
at the right. Go through the door at the top, around the pots, up the
stairs, and take the path down.
Open the chest to receive the map! It's pretty useless now since you're
almost done with the dungeon. Continue going down on the path and push
the block aside. See the block with a keyhole at the upper right? Go
through it and follow the path, going through more keyhole blocks. Go
down the stairs at the end.
There's a big stone block in your way here. Use the Pegasus Boots to ram
it at the side, making it fall down. Continue right. Use the Pegasus
Boots and Roc's Feather to get over the spikes here. Go down the ladder.
Defeat all the Pairodds in the room with the Pegasus Boots to make the
door open. Go through the door at the left. Just ignore all the keese
here and go through the Nightmare Door at the top. Here's the boss of
the Key Cavern: Slime Eyes! But... where is he? Dash into the wall to
make him fall to the floor. See the boss section for details.
When you're done with him, pick up the heart container and go into the
room above. It's the third instrument, the Lily's Bell! You now have
three instruments, only five more left. You're transported out of the
Key Cavern...
[NOTE: There's still a treasure chest in the Key Cavern with 200 rupees
inside. You might want to go back in there and get it...]
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= = = UKUKU PRAIRIE = = =
Go right one screen and the owl will come to give you his words of
wisdom. He tells you to go to the Yarna Desert. Okay, here's how to get
there: Jump right across those little islands, then go up and follow the
path north east. When you reach the screen with the sign that reads
"Kanalet Castle 50 paces up", go two screens down and one screen right.
Cut down the bush here to reveal a secret stairway. Get down there!
Go one screen right and use your new Pegasus Boots to dash through the
crystals. Then take the stairs back up to the surface. Go down two more
screens and head east at the sign to reach the Animal Village. What a
cute name :)
= = = ANIMAL VILLAGE = = =
Welcome to the Animal Village! This village is inhabited only by
animals, mostly cute little bunnies, and it's much smaller than Mabe
Village (by the way, Mabe Village is Animal Village's sister city). If
you already got the stick from the trading sequence, you can trade it
with the bear here for the pineapple.
There's a way to get to the Yarna Desert by taking the path at the
south, but there's a huge walrus blocking the way (very similar to a
Snorelax). If you try taking to him, you'll see that he's dreaming about
Marin. The only way to wake up this walrus is with a song from Marin
(much like a song from the Pokéflute...if you played Pokémon you'll know
what I'm talking about).
The bunnies in the village also want Marin to come to the village. So go
to Mabe Village and get her! You know the way...
= = = MABE VILLAGE = = =
Wait-- before you get Marin, go to the little house in the northern part
of the village (the little hut with the entrance blocked by stones). Go
into the bed and you'll be transported to a weird dream world. There's
a bunch of enemies here that can't be beaten by the sword alone. You
must use the Pegasus Boots to dash through them all. When you reach the
crystal, go up the stairs and open the chest for 100 rupees. Then go
down, charge through the crystal, and climb up more stairs. Open the
chest at the top to get the ocarina! Now get down and go out of the
dream shrine. Now let's go get Marin!
Marin is usually around the rooster statue...but now she's strangely
absent. The kid standing there says that Marin "likes to stare at the
ocean all by herself". She's obviously at the beach. Go south to the
Toronbo Shores. She's at the south eastern screen (check your map with
the select button, she's at gridpoint F16). There's Marin, staring at
the ocean by herself.
Talk to her. This is the most emotional moment I've ever found in a
Nintendo-made game. The mood is set perfectly, you're both staring at
the sunset and talking with each other. The music is nice too. Excuse
me.... After you're done listening to her little
speech, you'll 'get' Marin! She will follow you to the Walrus.
While she's with you, there's a lot of cool stuff you can do. Try
falling down the well, breaking some pots, digging with the shovel,
playing the trendy game, hurting the chickens, or playing the ocarina.
It's especially funny if you try playing the trendy game :)
Go back to the Animal Village. You can use that warp in the Ukuku
Prairie just right of the Village.
= = = YARNA DESERT = = =
From the Animal Village, take the path at the bottom left of the
village. Continue until you reach the walrus. "Shall we give him a
little surprise?". Answer yes and Marin will start singing. The walrus
wakes up, jumps up and down for a while, then falls into the water. Ha!
A bunny comes to take Marin to the Animal Village. Go right into the
Yarna Desert.
Go north until you reach the screen with a big quicksand whirlpool
thing. Now you'll have the fight the Lanmola, a big desert snake that
pops out of the sand. See the mini-boss section for details. After you
beat him, the Angler key will pop out of him. Fall into the center of
the whirlpool to get the key. You'll drop into a cave. Go right and up
the stairs to return to the surface. Go southwest a bit and the owl will
appear. He says that your next destination is in the waterfall in the
north. When you're done chatting with him, continue and go to the Animal
Village.
If you don't already have the 'Ballad of the Wind Fish' song for your
ocarina, talk to Marin in the Animal Village. Play along with Marin's
song and you'll learn it. This is the song used to wake up the Wind
Fish, but you can't yet since you only have three instruments.
Your next destination is in Tal Tal Heights. Here's how to get there:
Go all the way back to Mabe Village, the north through the Mysterious
Forest until you reach the Goponga Swamp area. From Goponga Swamp, go
right and you'll be in the Tal Tal Heights.
= = = TAL TAL HEIGHTS = = =
Continue going right until you find a waterfall with a keyhole in front
of it (check you map, it's at gridpoint L3). You have the Angler Key,
right? Just click the key into the keyhole... and the waterfall will
disappear to reveal the entrance to the fourth dungeon, the Angler's
Tunnel. But you can't get there from this point, you need to jump down
from the top of the mountain.
Now go a few screens left until you reach some stairs going up to the
mountain (at grid point H3). Go up those stairs and remove the stones
covering the entrance to the cave. Go in there. Avoid the enemies and go
to the screen at the right.
Push the stone blocking your way upward. Go right, cut down the bush,
and stay in the place where the bush used to be. Push away the stone at
your right, then push down the stone at the left of the staircase. Go
down the stairs.
Pass through this hallway, killing the enemies if you want to. Go up the
stairs at the right. Go one screen right and go outside. A chest! Open
it for 50 rupees, then go back into the cave. There's a treasure chest
at the top, but you can't get it until you have the hookshot :( Use the
Pegasus Boots to dash through the crystals at the right, then go out the
exit.
Go one screen right and into the shallow water. If you got the pineapple
from the bear in the Animal Village, you can go through the cave here to
reach Papahl and exchange the pineapple for the hibiscus! Continue going
right on the shallow water until you reach dry land and a ledge. Fall
down here to reach the entrance of the next dungeon: Angler's Tunnel.
= = = ANGLER'S TUNNEL = = =
From the entrance, just go straight up to the next room. Defeat all the
enemies in this screen to open the door at the right. Go to the room at
the right. Open the chest here to receive the compass. Again, kill all
the enemies in the room to open the doors. Go through the door at the
bottom.
Go around cutting down bushes to get your first small key. Yet again,
kill all the enemies to open up the door. Return to the room above. Now
go LEFT and up the stairs at the top. Follow the path a few screens to
the right. Go down the stairs and open the chest for the stone beak (or
stone slab, for those of you playing the B&W version). Go back up the
stairs and follow the path to the north until you reach a chest. Open it
to get the map. Go down the steps.
Use the Pegasus Boots and Roc's Feather to jump across this 3-block
hole and go to the room at the right. Destroy the cracked block with a
bomb and push aside the other block. Open the chest for another small
key. Go two screens north.
Bomb the cracked block here and open the chest for a small key. You can
get the hearts at the left if you need it. Go back out of this room.
Trace your steps all the way back to the room above the entrance.
Defeat all the enemies here and go to the room at the right. Continue
right through the locked door to the next room. Use the Roc's Feather to
jump across the deep water and reach the top. Go through this locked
door. For now, just ignore the chest at the left and continue to the
screen above. Remember this place? It's the cross shaped pit! Use the
Roc's Feather and Pegasus Boots to jump across and go up to the next
screen.
There's a keyhole block here. Use your final key to make it disappear
and push the block upwards to continue. Go to the screen at the left.
Defeat all the enemies in this screen to make a key fall from the sky...
right into that hole. Darn. Go south two screens. Go around on the
shallow water and head two screens left...and one screen up.
The treasure chest here has an enemy inside it. There's no need to open
it (but I know you want to...). Go to the room above. Go to the room at
the right and open the chest to receive a small key. Now backtrack to
the room with the locked door. Enter it and you will face Cue Ball, the
mini-boss of this dungeon. Check out the mini-boss section for details.
After you defeat him, go into the room above (and get the fairy if you
need it).
Hey, the blocks covered the exits to the room! To open up the blocks,
use the power bracelet and pull the switch at the upper right. Then
quickly run to the room at the left. Go up the stairs and open the
chest to get the flippers, the treasure of the dungeon. This item allows
you go swim in the deep water. Go south.
The tiles on the floor here are flashing. If you step on the flashing
tiles, you can open the door at the top (but you don't need to do that).
Just take the path to the screen below and swim to the right. Continue
right and go down the stairs. Get over the spikes with the moving
platform and dive into the water for the key. Go right and back up the
ladder. Go left two screens.
Push aside the block and go to the room at the left. You must step on
the tiles here in the correct order: (1) Center (2) Upper-right (3)
Lower-right (4) Lower-left (5) Upper-left. A staircase appears! Go down
there.
Get across the spiked thwomp and to the left screen. Go to the left side
of this spiked thwomp. This part is a bit tricky and must be done very
quickly: Get close to the thwomp so that it falls down, then climb up the
ladder and use Roc's Feather to get on top of the thwomp. As it goes up,
jump again to the platform at the upper left. Climb up the ladder.
Go one screen down and open the chest to get the nightmare key! Go back
up and just drop off the ledge (don't go back into the stairs). Go right
one screen and swim to the switch at the top left. Step on the switch to
open the door, go in there. Jump to get the winged hearts if you need
it. Use your final key on the keyhole block to make it disappear. Then
go down the stairs.
Swim to the left side while avoiding the fish and climb up the ladder at
the left. Follow the path to the left and push aside the block. Go into
the Nightmare Door...but where is the nightmare? Go down the stairs and
swim into the deep part to face the boss, the Angler Fish. As usual, see
the boss section for details. After you beat him, remember to collect
the heart piece that sinks to the bottom of the water. Swim back up and
climb up the ladder. Go to the room above to get your fourth instrument
of the sirens, the Sea Harp. You now have four instruments, only four
more to go! You're transported out of the Angler's Tunnel...
[NOTE: There are still some chests in the Angler's Tunnel with a lot
rupees in them. You can go back in there if you want to get them.]
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= = = TAL TAL HEIGHTS = = =
From the entrance to the Angler's Tunnel, swim one screen left and enter
the cave with statues of fish above it. Inside you'll meet a big fish.
He is Manbo, child of the sun fish. And he wants to teach you a song! If
you have the ocarina, he will teach you Manbo's Mambo. This song
transports you to Crazy Tracy's house from anywhere on the island! It
will also take you to the entrance of a dungeon if you want to leave.
How convenient! It's pretty useful if you're running low on hearts.
Go outside and swim right one screen. Go down the stairs in front of the
Angler's Tunnel. Follow the path, push the rock into the hole, and use
Roc's Feather to get over it. Go up the stairs at the right. Now try out
your new song, play the Manbo's Mambo! You will be transported to Crazy
Tracy's house.
You have a new friend following you, a homesick ghost. He wants you to
take him home. Go through the Mysterious Forest to the Mabe Village.
= = = BRINGING THE GHOST HOME = = =
Before we bring the ghost to his home, stop by at the shop. The Bow here
costs 980 rupees-- you should have about that much by now-- so buy it!
If you don't have enough rupees, win some in the Trendy Game...or just
steal the bow from the shop (see the Secrets section for details). Once
you have the bow, go south to the Toronbo Shores.
When you reach Toronbo Shores, go right until you reach some rocks
blocking the path. Throw away the rocks and continue on the path right.
When you reach a house, enter it. The ghost says "Here... Enter... my
house...". After inspecting his house, he sees that nothing is left. Now
he wants you to bring him to his grave.
Here's how to get to the ghosts grave: Go to the Witch's Hut in the
Mysterious Forest and go one screen left. Pick up the stone here and go
down. Go up the stairs at the left and you've arrived at the grave! Go
close to it and the ghost will thank you. He also says something about a
jar in his house. Then the owl will fly in. He tells you to dive into
the waters of Martha's Bay to enter the Catfish's Maw.
[NOTE: The ghost said something about the jar in his house. If you go to
his house, you'll find a secret seashell in the jar!]
Next, you need to go to Martha's Bay. To get there, just go directly
south from the entrance to Kanalet Castle.
= = = MARTHA'S BAY = = =
Jump into the water and swim to the center of the bay where you'll find
a big statue of a catfish. This is actually the Catfish's Maw, the next
dungeon...but there doesn't seem to be any way to get in! But at the
lower left rock, you can actually dive *under* it. Go through the little
cave and surface at the other side. Then enter the Catfish's Maw...
= = = CATFISH'S MAW = = =
Go to the room at the left... and continue further left while avoiding
the enemies. Defeat all the enemies in this room to open the door (you
need to kill the guy with the helmet by hitting him with the sword at
his back). Go through the door that opens at the left. Open the chest
here for the compass. Go down the stairs.
This place is kinda tricky. See those two platforms hanging from chains?
When you step on one, it will sink down while the other one goes up. So
you need to jump very quickly across to get to the other side. Do the
same thing in the next screen and climb up the ladder.
Defeat all the stalfoses and cut down the crystals. Push the two blocks
together so that the four blocks form a square. Get the key that drops
down. Go back down the stairs, through the basement, and come up at the
other side. Kill both of the enemies here to open the door (remember,
you must hit them at their back). Go right. Use your key to enter the
locked door at the north.
Continue upwards. Kill all the stalfoses to open the door at the top,
then go through it. Now you'll encounter the Master Stalfos. See the
mini-boss section for details. When your done with him, go into the room
at the right. There's a chest here...open it to read a message from
Master Stalfos. That bastard took the treasure that was supposed to be
in there! Anyway, go north.
There's some blocks shaped like an "x" in the center of this room...so
I'll call it the "X-Room" :) Push the center block upward and go to
the left room. Then just return to the X-Room. Push the center block to
the right and go to the north room. Return to the X-Room and step on the
switch. Push the center block downward and go into the room at the
right. Woohoo! You'll fight Master Stalfos again! He hasn't changed his
technique, so you can beat him just like you did before. After beating
him, return to the X-Room.
Push the block to the left and go to the northern room. Jump over the
hole and continue to the screen above. Don't worry about getting those
chests yet, you can get them later. Go to the room at the left. You must
defeat the enemies in this room to open the door...but there's one
enemy at the other side of the blocks! To get him, throw away the pot at
the top left, then go in the place where the pot was. The gel will pop
out of the ground and come to you. Defeat him and go to the room above.
*sigh* Another battle with Master Stalfos. Beat him like you did before
and he'll run away. Go to the room at the left. Open up the chest here
to get the stone beak/stone slab. Defeat all three stalfoses to open the
door, and go right. Follow the path and go back to the X-Room.
Push the center block down and go to the room at the side. Return to the
X-Room, push the block to the side, and go to the room below. Follow the
path through the rooms until you get to the room with the four keese on
the four statues. Defeat all the enemies to open the door and go to the
room at the left. Go down through the stairs. Make your way through this
basement and climb up the ladder at the left. Then enter the room at the
left.
You will now have to face the fourth, and final master Stalfos. He
hasn't changed a bit. After defeating him, you'll get the hookshot, the
treasure of this dungeon. This item can be used for grappling on to
blocks and chests. You can also use it to beat those damn helmet
enemies! Return to the room with four keese and four statues...
Go up one screen, and left one screen. Defeat the helmet enemies here
with the hookshot to make the doors open. Go to the left room. Defeat
the enemies here and open the chest to receive the map. Return to the
previous room. Go to the north room and go one screen left. Use the
hookshot on the block at the other end to so you can get to the other
side while avoiding the blades. Continue to the left. Use the hookshot
again to pull yourself to the chest. Open it to get a small key. Go
right, use the hookshot again to get across, and go to the right.
Now go to the bottom right corner of this room. See that thing at the
other side of the hole? Use your hookshot on it and it will expand to
become a whole bridge! Go across and into the room above. Use the key on
that keyhole block at the right. Go to the room at the left...
Now you will need to fight another mini-boss: The Ghoma. See the mini-
boss section for details. After you've defeated both of them, go into
the warp to transport to the entrance. Go two screens right, then go up
and follow the path until you reach the "X-Room" (the room with the
blocks). Push the block upwards and go to the room at the left.
Continue until you reach the watery room with a square of deep water in
the center. Go into the center of the deep water and press B to dive
under...you'll find an underwater passage! Go through this cavern and
come up at the other side. Use the hookshot to make a bridge. Cross the
bridge and open the chest to get the Nightmare Key. Now trace your steps
all the way back to the X-Room.
Push the center block to the right and go to the north room. Use the
Roc's Feather to jump diagonally to the square of land at the bottom
right. From there, use the hookshot to bring yourself to the chest. Open
it for some rupees. Go right one screen. Use the hookshot to get across
the gap. Open the chest to get a small key. Return to the left room,
then go up. Use the hookshot to make the bridge, then cross the bridge
(get the hearts if you want it). Open the chest for some more rupees.
Hookshot across the gap at the top and go down to the X-Room.
Push the center block down and go to the left room. Return to the
X-Room, push the block to the right, and go down. Now go to the room
where you defeated the Ghomas (take the warp to get there if you want).
Then go into the upper right path. Down the stairs...
Go to the left screen. See the head statue at the top? Point yourself
towards that thing and hookshot it to bring you up there. Then climb up
the ladder at the left. Use your final key on the keyhole block here to
make it disappear. Go around and use the hookshot on the block at the
other side to get across this huge hole. Continue to the left room.
Go into the big nightmare door and you'll have to face the boss of this
dungeon: The Slime Eel. See the boss section for all of the explicit
details. After you defeat him, go into the room above to receive your
fifth instrument: The Wind Marimba! Only three more left! You are
transported out of the Catfish's Maw...
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= = = SOUTHERN SHRINE = = =
After being transported out of the Catfish's Maw, exit the circle of
rocks through the underwater cave at the lower left. Then go one screen
to the right. Go onto the land (using those steps) and head northeast.
Follow the path to the northeast until that freakin' owl flies in to
give you another lecture. He says there are two shrines, one in the
north and one in the south. You should go to the south one first.
Continue going one screen right. Pick up the stones and cut the bushes
to continue right, then go south to enter the southern Face Shrine.
This place is just FILLED with little armos knights. See all the statues
around you? Some of them are real statues, but some of them come to life
when you touch them! Just to be safe, you should always hold your shield
in front of you. The statues will bump off of your sword if they are
actually enemies. It's actually safer if you just try not to touch any
statues (if possible). If one of them comes to life, you can use the
arrows to kill them.
From the entrance screen, follow the path straight down into the screen
below. Now go *around* these statues to the bottom and go right. Push
the statue at he top left with the shield and continue left. Go up one
screen. Push the statues with he shield and continue on the path.
Continue following the path and pushing statues until you reach the
Southern Face Shrine. (you may need to kill the last statue to get him
out of your way). Enter the building...
Go up one screen and you will have to face the Armos Knight. See the
mini-boss section for details. After defeating him, pick up the key that
pops out. This is the face key, used to open the entrance to the
Northern Face Shrine. Go into the room above.
There's something carved on the wall here, but it's too dark to read it.
Use some magic powder on the lamps to light up the place. Then read the
inscription on the wall. "TO THE FINDER, THE ISLE OF KOHOLINT, IS BUT AN
ILLUSION...HUMAN, MONSTER, SEA, SKY...A SCENE ON THE LID OF A SLEEPERS
EYE...AWAKE THE DREAMER, AND KOHOLINT WILL VANISH MUCH LIKE A BUBBLE ON
A NEEDLE...CAST-AWAY, YOU SHOULD KNOW THE TRUTH!". Whoa, that tells a
lot of secrets about the island. Go down and exit the Southern Face
Shrine.
As soon as you exit, the owl flies in. He says some stuff about the
story of the island, nothing really important. Exit the Armos Statue
maze the same way so got in. Go to the area with a lot of bushes and
rocks. Lift up the rocks and cut down the bushes to make your way to the
top left of this maze. Jump into the water. Swim to the little island
with two armos statues on it. Kill the left one with arrows to reveal
stairs. Go down there...
Make your way through the caves. Use the hookshot to get over the big
hole. Go up the stairs at the left screen. Now just gently slide your
key into the keyhole at the right. The entrance to the Face Shrine
will arise at the left. Go inside to enter the 6th dungeon: The Face
Shrine!
= = = NORTHERN FACE SHRINE = = =
Go around the statues and into the room at the left. Ignore the enemies
and just go into the path at the top left corner. Follow the path until
you reach a Mask-Mimic. Defeat him by using a spin slash attack. Make
sure that the blocks in this room are lowered, then take out your bombs
and place one beside the crystal switch. Run to the space behind the
block in the upper right corner. After the bomb explodes and hits the
switch, go up to the next screen.
Examine the floor closely. See anything suspicious? The path of tiles on
the floor leads straight into the wall! Place a bomb at the right floor
so it destroys the wall in between the lights. Go inside. This room is
dark! Use magic powder on the lamps to light up the room. Kill the four
gels in the room to make the stairs appear. Go down there. Avoid the
giant flashing ball thing and go to the left screen. Avoid ANOTHER giant
flashing ball thing and go up the ladder at the left.
Kill the mini-Moldorm and the Wizzrobes (those wizard-like enemies). To
kill the Wizzrobes, plant bombs beside them just before they disappear
so that they'll explode when they appear again! After killing them all,
go into the room above.
Pick up the pot at the right to get a refreshing fairy. Open the chest
at the left to get the treasure of this dungeon, the Level 2 Power
Bracelet. This bracelet is more powerful than your old one...now you can
lift those huge elephant statues! So try lifting up the statues in this
room, then go up to the room above.
You're back to the room with the crystal switch. Defeat the Mask-Mimic
just like you did before, then hit the switch to lower the blocks. Place
a bomb beside the switch and run to the space behind the upper LEFT
block. After the bomb explodes to hit the switch, go into the room
above. There's a switch under the pot at the top-left corner. Step on it
to make the door open, then go through the door.
Kill the Wizzrobes in this room. You'll need to use arrows to kill the
one at the bottom left. When you kill them all, a chest appears. Open it
to receive the map. Go into the upper room and go right. Open this chest
to get the stone beak. Return to the room at the left. Pick up one of
the pot and throw it at the door at the top to open it. Go inside...
Go right and open the chest to get the compass. Go up the steps and hit
the crystal switch. Get the bombs if you need it. Take this elevated
path around and continue until you reach the room with lots of lowered
blocks. Kill the two Wizzrobes to make a key drop down...get it. Now
return to the room left of where you got the compass.
Pick up one of the huge statues and throw it at the door to break it
open. Go north. Open the chest here for 100 rupees. Go up the stairs...
Cool! You're outside! Open the chest for a secret seashell, then go back
down the stairs.
Return to the entrance of the dungeon by playing Manbo's Mambo. This
time, go right. Continue until you reach the room with tiles on the
floor. The tiles will come to life and fly at you one by one! Protect
yourself with the shield. When all the tiles are gone, go into the north
room. Pick up one of the huge elephant statues and throw it at the door
at the right to open it. Go in there...
Defeat the four Wizzrobes with bombs or arrows to open the doors. Go
into the north room. Go down the steps and follow the path on the
shallow water. Continue on the path until you reach a treasure chest.
Open it for a small key (strangely, this is your first key of the
dungeon). Return to the room where you defeated the four Wizzrobes...
then go to the room at the left.
Go through the locked door at the top. Use your only key to open this
door and go into the next room. What's this, a dead end? Nope, use a
bomb on the middle part of the north wall to destroy it, then continue
upwards. Now you'll need to fight Smasher, the mini-boss of this
dungeon. Of course, see the mini-boss section for details. When you're
done with him, pick up the fairy and continue to the room above.
Pick up the huge elephant statue at the left to reveal stairs. Go
through the side-scrolling basement and climb up the ladder at the left.
The tiles in this room will come to life and fly at you one by one. Like
before, stay at the corner and protect yourself with the shield (it's
better to stay at the bottom left corner so you don't get pushed back
into the stairs). When all the tiles are gone, get the small key that
drops down. Use a key on the keyhole block at the upper right, then go
into the room above.
Get the bombs here if you need them. Pick up the elephant statue and
throw it at the door at the left to open it. Go into the room at the
left. Pick up the pots with the Power Bracelet and throw them away. To
open the doors here, you must pick up the horse heads and throw them so
that they both land *standing up*. This can take several tries. Be
patient. When the doors open go left. Go down the stairs.
Use the Pegasus Boots to dash to the right so you won't get hit by any
mini-thwomps. Continue dashing right to the ladder, then climb up. Now
you need to kill all the Pols Voice (rabbits) to open the doors. But how
can this be done since there are only two pots and three rabbits? Easy.
Just play the Ballad of the Wind Fish on the ocarina. All the Pols Voice
will die instantly (they don't like music). Go to the room below.
You will now have to face the Dodongo Snakes...again! If you don't
remember how to beat them, see the mini-boss section for details. It's
a little harder this time because of the holes in the floor. After you
defeat them, go into the room at the left. Use the hookshot to cross to
the other side. Use the key on the keyhole block to make it disappear.
Continue on the path upward until you get to a chest. "What the hell?!
This chest doesn't open!" No problem, just throw a pot at it to break it
open and get the Nightmare Key.
Now play Manbo's Mambo on the ocarina to return to the entrance of the
Face Shrine. Then go into the warp to transport to the place where you
beat Smasher. Go up one screen, lift the left elephant statue, and go
into the stairs. Make your way through this side-scrolling basement and
go up the ladder at the other side.
Quickly make your way to the bottom-right corner of the room before the
tiles get a chance to attack you. Go down to the south room. Go around
this room killing the four gels (actually, you can just let the vacuum
suck them into the hole. Then go into the room at the right. Defeat the
Wizzrobe in this room while avoiding the beams from the eye statue. Then
push away the block at the upper left and go into the room above.
Use Magic Powder to light the two unlit lanterns. Two fairies appear! Get
them both and go though the Nightmare Door to the room above. It's boss
time! Check out the boss section for details on fighting the Facade.
After defeating him, get the heart container and continue into the room
above. It's the Coral Triangle! You now have 6 out of 8 instruments,
only two more left! You are transported out of the Face Shrine...
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After being transported out of the Face Shrine, go down one screen and
the owl will fly in to talk to you. When he leaves, drop into the water
and swim left. Go onto the land and continue going left until you reach
the screen just east of the Mabe Village (left of the warp thing). Go
down until you reach a big pit. Use the Roc's Feather and Pegasus Boots
to jump over this pit and into the Signpost Maze.
= = = SIGNPOST MAZE = = =
To proceed to the next dungeon, you need to get the Song of Soul, which
is found here in the Signpost Maze. To get the Song of Soul, you need to
read the signs in order starting from the one beside the large pit.
There are 14 signs in all, spreading across four screens. Follow the
directions on the sign to get to the next sign. Follow this handy ASCII
map. First, read sign #01, then sign #02, and continue until you get to
sign #14. Go into the stairs that appear.
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| 05 | 06 |
| 10 | 09 |
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| 11 | 12 |
| 01 | 02 |
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| 14 | 13 |
| | 07 08 |
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| 04 | 03 |
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Inside, you will meet Mamu the frog. Pay him 300 rupees to make him
sing. You will learn the Frog's Song of Soul, the third and final song
for your ocarina. You can use this song to wake up some unliving things.
Go back outside.
= = = GETTING THE FLYING ROOSTER = = =
Go to the Rooster Statue in the middle of Mabe Village. Since you have
the Level 2 Power Bracelet, you can push the Rooster Statue...there are
stairs under it! Go down there and follow the path up to the Rooster's
bones. Stand in front of the bones and play the Frog's Song of Soul on
the ocarina. The Rooster's spirit will fly into the bones, bringing the
Rooster to life! This Rooster will follow you everywhere until you beat
the Eagle's Tower. You can grab onto him with the Power Bracelet to fly!
= = = GETTING THE BIRD KEY = = =
Head north to the Tal Tal Heights. Go up the stairs and that goddamn owl
will come to talk to you again. After he leaves, go into the cave
surrounded by rocks. Continue through the caves until you reach the
water outside. Go east through the shallow water and the deep water
until you reach the long steps. Go up these steps. Follow the path
across the bridge and enter the first cave you reach (in the same screen
as the chicken house).
In the second screen of the cave, push away the blocks and go UP to the
next screen. Use the Power Bracelet to *grab* the rooster and fly across
this huge hole. In the next screen you'll get the Bird Key, the key to
the Eagle's Tower! Get out of this cave the same way you came in.
Go back east and go down the long steps. Continue going right through
the deep water and enter the next cave. Go through this cave and out the
other side. Go right, up the stairs, and into the next cave. Again, go
through this cave and out the other side. Go left, into this cave. Go
right and down the stairs. Go up the steps and continue through this
path, then use the hookshot the reach the other side. Fall off the ledge
and go out the cave. If you need heart power you can bomb the wall here
to meet a fairy. Go into the upper right cave. Make your way through the
long corridor, up the stairs, and go out the cave. Finally, go left to
meet the Eagle's Tower.
Touch the keyhole rock to put the key inside (the rock is conveniently
colored green for you. The earth shakes...the screen rumbles...and the
tower spins around to reveal the entrance to the Eagle's Tower! What are
you waiting for? Go in there!
= = = EAGLE'S TOWER = = =
Welcome to the Eagle's Tower. Go right to the next room. Go through this
room avoiding the blade traps and jumping over the spikes with the Roc's
Feather, continue right. Kill the two Like Likes and take the key that
drops down. Go through the locked door at the top-right. Continue
forward and go up the stairs to the second floor.
Go north to the next room. Here's a tricky spot. Pick up the orb with
the Power Bracelet and put it beside the two blocks at the left. Pull
the lever at the top-right as far down as it will go, then quickly head
left, pick up the orb, and slip through the blocks before they close.
Continue to the left room.
Defeat the gels in the room and throw the orb at the pillar to destroy
it. There are actually *four* pillars found on the second floor, and you
need to destroy all of them with he orb to progress through the
dungeon. [IMPORTANT NOTE: If you lose the orb by accidentally throwing
it into a hole, it will reappear in it's original spot].
Now go to the north room. Drop your orb for a while. Pick up and throw
the two horse head statues until they both land standing up. Tada! A
chest appears! Open the chest to get the map. Pick up your orb again and
go one screen down. Go to the right-side wall and throw the orb down
to the other side of the wall. Make sure it goes to the other side!!! If
it doesn't, do it again until you can't pick it up anymore from the side
where you are. Then go around the wall and jump diagonally over the
hole. Pick up the orb again and continue south to the next room.
Throw the orb over the hole and jump over the hole. The orb landed into
the spikes, right? Make sure you have a lot of hearts (get the winged
heart if you need it), this will hurt a bit. Walk into the spikes,
quickly pick up the orb, and get out of the spikes. Throw the orb at the
second pillar to destroy it. Two more pillars to go...
Pick up the orb again and go south. Throw the orb over the wall and hit
the crystal switch. Go up one room, then drop into the hole at the
right to drop to the first floor. Go right, then down, and go up through
the right door. Continue up on the path and go up the stairs. Yahoo! The
blocks are down! Open the chest at the left to receive the treasure of
the Eagle's Tower, the Mirror Shield. This shield replaces your old one.
Now hit the crystal switch *while* standing on one of the blocks (so
that you will be standing on the blocks when they are raised. Go down
one screen, then left. Hit the crystal switch with an arrow or
boomerang, then pick up the orb and continue left.
Put your orb down for now. Here you need to defeat the three monsters.
When you hit one of them, it will freeze with the symbol on the front.
The only way to defeat these three enemies is by hitting them with the
same symbol showing. Understand? After you beat them, a chest appears at
the top right. You can't get that yet. Pick up the orb again and
continue left.
Drop your orb again, and be careful not to drop it into a hole! You
remember how to defeat the Hinox, right? Well, if you forgot, the
mini-boss section is always there to refresh your memory. After
defeating him, get the key that appears. Pick up the orb and continue
north...and north again through the one-way door.
Drop the orb on the floor...be sure that it's not on a tile! The tiles
will rise one by one and attack you. Defeat the red sparkly thing with
some magic powder, pick up the orb, and head to the east room. Throw the
orb at the pillar to destroy it. Only one pillar left...
At the bottom-right, push the block into the hole. Now get the orb and
throw it over the hole. See those two torches at the south wall? Place
a bomb between them to destroy the wall and create a passage. Go inside
there to the south room. Go through this narrow corridor and bomb the
bottom wall to destroy it. Go down again. Use the hookshot on the chest
to reach to the other side. Open the chest to get a single bomb :( (but
the real purpose of the chest is for hookshoting over the big gap). Drop
into the hole to go to the first floor.
Go two screens to the right, then go up through the *right* way.
Continue upwards and take the stairs back up to the second floor. Go one
screen north, then left. Use the Roc's Feather to jump diagonally across
the hole and go down at the bottom-right. Jump over the hole again and
continue downwards (woohoo, a winged heart...take it if you need it).
Hit this switch (you should see the blocks at the right *raised* now).
Go back up two screens. Push the blocks aside and move go left. If you
followed the walkthrough, the orb is still here. Pick it up and go
right. Push the block aside and go two screens south. Throw the orb over
the wall. Go to the north screen and drop into the hole at the right.
Go right, around the wall, and up the stairs to the second floor
(again...). Go down one screen, use the key on the keyhole block, and go
up the stairs. Go left one screen and drop off the ledge. Pick up the
orb and continue left. Throw the orb over the hole here. Go left one
screen and up three screens. Again, the tiles will attack you. When the
tiles are all done, go right. Go down into the crack in the wall.
Continue downward, then use the hookshot to get across to the other side
of the hole. Pick up the orb and go up. Oh yeah! The final pillar! Throw
the orb at it. BOOM BOOM BOOM...the fourth floor sinks into the third
floor! Go down and drop into that hole.
You should know the way by now: Go right two screens, up one screen, and
up the stairs. Hit the crystal switch while you are standing on a block,
then go down. Go right one screen and up the stairs to the third floor.
Just avoid the enemies here, go up one screen, then right. Now you'll
face the mini-boss of the Eagle's Tower, the Grim Ceeper. I don't think
you'll have any trouble at all with him...but in case you REALLY REALLY
SUCK, see the mini-boss section for details. After you defeat him, go up
to the next room.
Push the two blocks here together to make a chest appear at the right.
Open up that chest to get the Nightmare Key. Now you can go fight the
Nightmare! Go down one screen and left two screens. Whoa, the goombas
are out of their usual side-scrolling habitat! Use the Roc's Feather to
*jump* on them and get one heart each. Go north into the Nightmare Door.
Go up the steps here, then hookshot at the block at the right. Now go
down... right... up the stairs... and up the ladder to the top of this
tower. Hey, that Grim Ceeper fellow is back. He doesn't just have cute
bats this time, he's got an EAGLE! Now you'll fight the boss of the
Eagle's Tower, the Evil Eagle (the name is just bursting with
originality *sarcasm*). Check out the boss section for details.
After you defeat him, take the heart container and climb down the
ladder. Go back inside the tower, then dive down to the *right* and
go to the north room. It's the Organ of Evening Calm! You have seven out
of eight instruments. Only one more to go! You are transported out of
the Eagle's Tower...
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= = = ON THE WAY TO TURTLE ROCK = = =
After you've been transported out of the Eagle's Tower, go straight down
and fall over the cliff and into the hole. You'll land in the water in a
cave. You can get a piece of heart here if you didn't already. Swim
outside of this cave and continue south, then climb onto the land. Go
left 5 screens, defeating any enemies along the way, then go up the
steps. Continue left one more screen and go up the steps. Go into the
cave surrounded by rocks.
Go through the caves until you reach the shallow water. You've been
through these caves several times, you should know the way. When you
reach the water, go right until you get to the deep water, then climb up
the steps. Go left across the bridge, left more, then up the steps. Go
one screen left, then use the hookshot to get over the gap in this
bridge.
In the next screen, you'll see Marin stranded in the middle of a broken
bridge. She says some monsters put her there. Rescue her by hookshotting
right through her (what a sick thought). She'll say thanks and get all
sweet with you...then Tarin comes to take her away. Then the owl will
fly in to tell you something. After you hear his words of wisdom,
continue going left.
Cut down the bush here to reveal some stairs. Go down there. These caves
are pretty straight-forward. When you reach the really big hole, get
over it with the hookshot (that's really obvious). Then go outside.
There are rocks falling here down the mountain, be careful not to get
hit by them. Follow the path and go up the steps until you reach the
very top of the mountain. When you get to the screen with the chest,
lift the rock to reveal stairs, go inside and throw magic powder on the
statue to meet the Mad Batter. After you're done meeting him, go back up
and continue left across the bridge. Then fall off the cliff.
See the cracked wall at the top-center? Blow it up with a bomb to reveal
a passage. Go inside and continue until you get to a flame spitting
blowtorch-type thing. To get past this obstacle, hold up your Mirror
Shield and push the flames. The shield protects you from the fire! Go
left and up the stairs. Go follow the path left, past the phone booth,
until you reach a part of the mountain shaped like a turtle. This is
actually a mini-boss, turtle rock. Defeat both of the crows sitting on
his hands...then play the Frog's Song of Soul in front of the turtle
head. It's a song of awakening, remember? The Turtle Rock awakens! He's
a mini-boss, but he's *very* easy. Slash away at his head with the sword
to kill him. When you're finished with him, enter the eight and final
dungeon: Turtle Rock.
= = = TURTLE ROCK = = =
Welcome to Turtle Rock...or shall I say, welcome to HELL! This is by far
the most difficult dungeon of the game. It probably has more puzzles
than the first 3 dungeons combined. Anyway, let's get the ball
rolling...
First, head one screen north and you'll meet with a bat guy. Kill him
and go left. Defeat the enemies in this room to make the doors open,
then go north again. Now you will have to fight the Hinox yet again.
You've done this twice before, he should be no problem. After defeating
him, take the fairy and go left.
The flashing block in this room creates floor tiles on areas where there
is none. When you push that block, Link will freeze and you must control
the movement of the block. In this room, you should fill up the *entire*
gap with tiles so there aren't any holes left. That isn't difficult at
all (if you have trouble with this puzzle, I'm surprised you managed to
reach this point at all). Open the chest that appears to get a mere 20
rupees. Then go south. Jump over the holes and get the winged hearts and
the 50 rupees in the chest, then continue left.
Ahh...remember this guy? He's Rolling Bones, the mini-boss from the Tail
Cave! Defeat him just like you did before (actually, you can kill him
with a single hit from the boomerang). When the doors open, go north.
Defeat this flying bat dude to make a key appear. Take the key and go
two screens south. Open the chest here to get the compass. Now return to
the entrance of the dungeon (take a shortcut by going into this magnet
thing at the bottom-right corner).
Go north one screen and kick the bat's ass again...go right this time.
Lift the pot at the upper left to uncover a switch. Step on the switch
to open the doors, then go south. Kill the two enemies to make the
stairs appear...go down there. Make your way through this easy side-
scrolling basement and climb up the ladder at the right. In this room,
go to the bottom right and lift the pot to reveal a switch. Hit the
switch to open the door and head south.
You'll fight Smasher again now. He seems to be a little faster than
before, but I'm not really sure. Defeat him by taking his ball and
throwing it back at him (just like before). After defeating him, take
the fairy and go south. Jump over the hole and open the chest to get the
stone beak. Then make your way to the stairs at the bottom left corner.
In the underground passage, use the Roc's feather to get across the
lava. Be careful not to get hit by the lava balls! Go up the ladder at
the left. If you look closely at the south wall of this room, you'll see
that part of it is cracked. Use a bomb on that part of the wall to
destroy it, then go down. There are three blocks separating you from the
chest. To get to the chest, push the top and bottom blocks left, then
push the middle block up. Open the chest to get the map. Go north and go
back into the stairs.
After going through the underground basement, defeat all the snakes in
the room to open the door, then go north. Defeat Smasher again...then go
left. Here's another puzzle where you have to fill up all the holes
using the block. So push the block and cover up the gap. It's not very
hard at all (but it'll be hard for me to explain :). Get the key that
drops down, and the winged hearts if you need it. Plant a bomb at the
middle of the north wall. You can't see a crack there, but the wall will
be destroyed! Go north.
Hit the crystal switch once. Bomb the cracked wall at the left, then go
left. Go up the steps in this room, go south one room, and drop off the
ledge. Open the chest to get...a gel. Darn. Go left two room to get to
the room with the bat guy. Now go *north*. Follow the path until you get
to one of those floor-making blocks. Push the block and make a path
leading to the space in between the two blocks at the north side of the
screen. When you're between those two blocks, push the right block and
go up. Unlock the keyhole block and go right. Get the winged hearts if
you're running low on life. Use your key on the locked door to open it
and continue going right.
Watch out for the switchblades and go north through the one-way door
(don't worry about the stairs yet). Defeat the two gels in this room to
open the door, then continue north. Whoa, this whole room is filled with
cracked floor. Defeat the two mummies for a small key (don't stop moving
or you'll fall into the floor). Go left two screens (ignore the Dodongo
Snakes for now). Jump over the lava and climb up the steps north.
Hookshot across the lava to the chest and get what's inside, then drop
off to the left. Fill up on these ammo and supplies...especially the
bombs, you'll need a lot later. Go north and up the stairs.
Go through this little cavern. You'll need to hookshot to get across the
lava in the second room. After you go through the side-scrolling cave
place, go north through the one-way door to the room with the cracked
blocks. This time, bomb the left wall to open up a passageway. Go left.
A dark room! Use magic powder on the torch to light the place up. Jump
over the hole, use the key on the keyhole block, and go to the left
room. Here, kill the snake to open the doors and continue left.
This room is still dark. Use magic powder on the two torches to light up
the room so you can see the crack on the left wall. Bomb the crack to
destroy the part of the wall, then go left one more room. Here, shoot
the statue's eye with an arrow to make the key appear. Take it and go
left again. Hide behind the blocks to the eye won't shoot lasers at you.
Move the blocks so you can open the treasure chest and get the key
inside. Go up the steps and go to the south room but DON'T fall off the
ledge. Instead, go back up and right to the room with the eye statue. Go
south to pick up more winged supplies, then go up two screens...
Kill all the enemies in this room (including that vampire bastard) to
open the door. Go left and follow the path around to the ledge in the
previous room. Use the hookshot to get to the treasure chest and open it
for some nice rupees. Jump off the ledge and go up the stairs.
Hooray, a piece of heart is lying there in plain view. Any moron can see
that. Get it and go left... across the bridge... until you're back in
the Turtle Rock dungeon.
If you're looking for a new challenge, you've got it right here.
Presenting... The Dodongo Snakes! These aren't just the old stuff you
faced before, this time you need to *throw* the bombs down to them from
this ledge. Press the button to place a bomb on the floor, press the
button again to pick it up, and press it again to throw the bomb. It's
easier if you just try throwing it directly onto their heads. After you
defeat both of them, the chest will appear at the right. Open it to get
a small key.
Go left and jump off the ledge. Use a key to go through the locked door
at the left. Continue going left until you reach the room with a bat and
two snakes. Then go DOWN, and go LEFT. Go up the steps, follow the path
around, and fall of the ledge in the dark room. Go DOWN, move the block
and go RIGHT, ignore the Hinox and go DOWN, then go LEFT, jump over the
lava and go UP, then follow the path to the floor-making block. Make a
path that goes right, then go right two screens to the room with the
crystal switch. Hit the switch once.
From the crystal switch room...go one room left, climb the stairs and go
down, then fall of the ledge and go left two screens. Go up and follow
the path to the floor-making block. Use the block to make a floor
leading to the space between the two blocks at the north side. Go there,
push the block right, and go up. Go right two screens. Go up through the
one-way door and go left three screens. Climb up the steps, use a key on
the keyhole block, and go right. Use the key on the keyhole block and
go down the stairs.
Make your way through the side-scrolling cavern place. That's some very
Mario-esque platform jumping action. When you emerge, fall of the ledge
and go south to fight the real mini-boss of this dungeon: Blaino. He's
hard, you better check out the mini-boss section. After you defeat him,
go north, up the stairs, and open the treasure chest. Inside you'll find
the Magic Rod, the treasure of this dungeon. This is probably the most
powerful weapon in the game, even more powerful than the sword! Go south
to the room where you defeated Blaino and go into the warp to return to
the entrance of the dungeon.
From the entrance go NORTH, LEFT, and NORTH again. Now you'll need to
fight Hinox again, this is a perfect opportunity to test your new Magic
Rod: Only two shots and he's dead! After defeating him, go left. Use the
block to make the path, then go up. See those two lamp-things at the
bottom corners? Lighting them would have been impossible with the Magic
Powder...but since you have the Magic Rod, light them to get a small
key from the chest that appears. Play the ocarina (second song) to
return to the entrance of the dungeon.
Go north two rooms and right until you reach that tile-making block.
Push the block and make a path to lead to the stairs at the bottom
right. Go up the stairs. The ice here can be melted with the Magic Rod.
So melt the bottom row of ice, defeat the goombas, and continue to the
next room. In this room, use the Roc's Feather to jump and use the Magic
Rod to melt the *top* row of ice. If you screw up, go to the other room
and come back to reset the ice. Go down the ladder.
Go down the stairs and use your last key to open the locked door and go
left. Now you need to fight the Cue Ball again. Remember him from the
Angler Cave? He back, and he's harder this time because of the lava. The
Magic Rod won't hurt him, so the sword will have to do. Just like
before, attack the big round part when he stops at the corner and repeat
until he's dead. After you defeat him, get the fairy and go north.
You need to fill up the whole black space with tiles again. It's pretty
tough this time. Push the block upwards and go...3U 5R 2D 2L 1U 1L 1D 1L
2D 1R 1U 1R 1D 1R 1U 1R 1D 1R. When that's all done, a chest appears.
Open it to get the Nightmare Key. Play the ocarina (song #2) to return
to the entrance of the dungeon.
Go up two screens and go to the tile-making block. Make a path to the
right and go one screen right. Go up the stairs. Ahh...another ice
puzzle. Go to the top of the ladder, face left, and melt the two blocks.
Face up and melt another block. Jump with Roc's Feather and melt the top
row of ice. Go left so that you're stranding on a column of two blocks,
then face down and melt them. Go around and climb up the ladder. This
time when you fall down, press the button so you melt the left block of
ice. You know what to do now...go left.
In the next room, go down the ladder and melt the bottom row of ice.
Now stand below the column of three blocks, face up, and melt them.
Climb back up the ladder, jump over the gap to the left, and go down the
ladder at the left. The Nightmare Door is in sight, go north through
there to fight the boss.
The Nightmare of this dungeon is Hot Head. Not much of a challenge if
you ask me. Check the boss section for details. After you've defeated
him, get the heart container and go into the north room. There it is,
the Thunder Drum. The final instrument. Your orchestra is complete! You
are transported out of Turtle Rock...
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< THE EGG >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Recall what the owl said near the beginning of the game. He said that
you needed to collect the 8 instruments of the sirens to wake the Wind
Fish. Well? You have all 8 instruments! Your orchestra is complete!
Before you go wake the fish, go back to Mabe Village...
= = = MABE VILLAGE = = =
Go to the library in the south of the village. Read the book at the
bottom-left corner called "Dark Secrets and Mysteries of Koholint". You
can't read it unless you got the magnifying glass from the trading
process, so you should do that if you didn't already (see the trading
process section). In the book you'll see a sequence of arrows, write it
down (or at least remember it). This is the path you need to follow in
the egg. Get out of here.
Now go north to Mt. Tamaranch, where you'll find the egg. Play the
ocarina (song #1) in front of the egg. You're instruments will pop out
and the egg will crack open. Go inside...
= = = INSIDE THE EGG = = =
It's dark in here. Go two screens north and you will fall into a hole.
Now follow the directions you saw in the book in the library. You'll
find a hole at the end of the path (if you followed the right one. Jump
into the hole and you will have to fight the final boss of the game:
The Nightmare Shadows. Actually there are six of them:
#1: Giant Gel Shadow
#2: Agahnim Shadow
#3: Moldorm Shadow
#4: Ganon Shadow
#5: Lanmola Shadow
#6: Dethl Shadow
All of these are covered in the boss section, so get your ass over there
for tips on how to beat them. After you defeat all of them...there's
nothing left, you beat the game. Well...umm...you beat the game. So I
guess my job here is finished. Bye! *disappears in a puff of smoke*
~ The End ~
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| 3) THE SPECIAL COLOR DUNGEON |
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= = = HOW TO GET THERE = = =
After you've beaten the Key Cavern and got the Pegasus Boots, go to the
library in the south Mabe Village. There's a book on the shelf, knock it
down by dashing into the shelf with the Pegasus Boots. It mentions about
gravestones and gives some directions. You better write that down... now
go to the graveyard.
Only one area of the graveyard has gravestones that match the layout you
saw in the library: The bottom right screen. Now push the gravestones in
the order and direction found in the book... Push the bottom-right
gravestone down, push the bottom-left gravestone to the left, push the
top-left gravestone up, push the top-center gravestone right, and push
top-right gravestone up. Tada! A path is revealed! Go down into the
secret dungeon.
= = = INSIDE THE DUNGEON = = =
In the first room, you will meet two 'guards' (they're not enemies).
Talk to each one of them and tell them what color they are. Continue up
to the next room. Defeat the three enemies that come up from the ground
and go to the right room...
In this room, there are four little statues with eyes. Two of them are
red and two of them are blue. In puzzles like these, you need to make
all of the statues blue. To do this, hit the top-left statue and the
bottom-left statue. Open the chest that appears to get the compass. You
can bomb the bottom wall of this room to find a room full of rupees! Get
the rupees if you want, then go up and right.
The colored tiles on the floor will make you bounce if you touch them.
They are green at first, but turn yellow when you touch them, then red,
then it disappears. Bounce across this room and go right.
This is a fun color puzzle. Hit one of the enemies to make them curl
into a ball. Pick up the ball (with the power bracelet) and throw them
into the hole with the same color as them. Do this to both of them and
open the chest to get a bird beak. Go to the south room.
Kill the four enemies here to open the doors, then go to the room at the
left. Bounce over to the chest at the bottom-left and open it to get a
small key. Go through the one-way door to the room above. Hey, Remember
this room? Bounce to the right room then go UP. Continue going up until
you reach the room with four more eyeball statues. Again, you must make
them all turn blue. Hit the bottom-right one, then the top-left one, and
the top-left one again. Get the key that appears and go right.
Defeat the enemies here and go up. Now you'll have to fight an
incredibly easy mini-boss. He says it himself that your sword is no
match for him-- take his word for it and keep in mind what the guards
said at the beginning. Magic Powder! Hit him with Magic Powder then slash
away with the sword. Repeat until he's finished. Go left.
There's a row of three blocks covering the way to the chest. Damn, this
puzzle is basic knowledge for any regular Zelda player. Push the top and
bottom blocks to the left, then push the middle block down. Open the
chest to get the Nightmare Key. Now you'll need to do a lot of
backtracking: Go one screen right, down, left, down, down, and left.
Then go up through the locked door.
Now you'll fight another mini-boss. Be careful not to step on the spikes
on the ground. Hit him with the sword while avoiding the boulders he
throws at you. Sometimes he'll jump into the air and come down to shake
the ground. When he does this, jump with Roc's Feather so you don't get
stunned. When you're done with him, go left.
Bounce to the upper-left corner and pick up the pot to reveal a switch.
Step on the switch to open the doors and go up. Now defeat all the
enemies in this room (there's a lot of them!). Open the chest to get the
map. Go right. Here's another babyish match-the-colors puzzle, except
there's 4 of them this time. Beat it like you beat the other one and get
the key that appears. Now go left and down.
Hit the switch and go left. Here's another red-blue puzzle, and as usual
you must make them all turn blue. Hit them in this order: Top, right,
left, and bottom. They're all blue! Go up, then left. Hit the crystal at
the bottom left, then go up to fight the boss of this dungeon. The
secret to beating him is attacking quickly. He starts out as blue. As
you attack him more, he'll slowly turn red. But if you leave him alone
for too long, he'll recover and turn blue again. After you defeat him,
go right and meet the fairy.
She'll ask you what color you want: Red or blue. The red clothes double
your offensive power (like a piece of power), the blue clothes double
your defensive power (like a guardian acorn). I prefer the red clothes.
Pick one and the fairy will transport you back to the graveyard.
Finished! Damn, that was way too easy.
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| 4) MINI-BOSS STRATEGIES |
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ROLLING BONES
Mini-boss of the Tail Cave. This guy is so cute he can qualify for a
Pokémon. The first thing he does is roll a spiked log to you. Be quick
and jump over this log with the Roc's Feather. Then he'll start hopping
to the side. Don't even give him a chance to reach the left side! Keep
on slashing him with the sword and he'll just keep on hopping to you.
If he does reach the side, he'll push the spiked log back to the other
side. It only takes 8 hits to defeat him. (also found in Turtle Rock)
KING MOBLIN
This guy is the Moblin that kidnapped Bow Wow. Why did he kidnap Bow
Wow? Nobody knows. He goes up and down occasionally shooting arrows at
you. Move up and down also so you won't be hit by his arrows. After a
few seconds, he'll get pissed and charge at you. Move away so you won't
get hit. If he misses you, he'll smash right into the wall and be
stunned for a while. This is his weak moment! Give him all you got!
Repeat this process until he's dead.
HINOX
Mini-boss of the Bottle Grotto. He's a huge monster with only one eye.
Whenever he gets close to you, he'll pick you up and throw you across
the room! This alone will cost you one heart... but if he throws you
on an unstable floor, you'll fall down and lose another half heart!
Beware when he shakes his arms, that's a sign that he's about to charge
at you. He also throws bombs at you. This mini-boss is very simple to
defeat, just slash away with the sword. ALWAYS stick out your sword at
him so he'll get hurt when he gets close to you. (also found in the
Eagle's Tower and Turtle Rock)
DODONGO SNAKES
No Zelda game would be complete without a Dogongo. The Dodongo Snakes
are the mini-bosses of the Key Cavern. These hungry monsters would eat
just about anything. So why not feed them...some BOMBS! Try to get as
close to them as you possibly can an lay a bomb in front of their face.
Hopefully they'll eat it and it will damage them from the inside. Make
them eat three bombs each to kill them (so you must have 6 bombs when
you fight them). If you run out of bombs, you need to escape the battle
and look for more. (they are also found in the Face Shrine and Turtle
Rock)
LANMOLA
This is a sort of snake creature found in the northwest Yarna Desert.
Since the whole ground is made of quicksand, you need to struggle a bit
to keep your balance. When he pops out of the sand, attack his head with
the sword. You can see where he's about to come out before he does. This
guy is no big trouble, just a few hits from the sword and he's dead.
CUE BALL
This is the mini-boss of the Angler's Cave. He's a tricky guy, I always
forget how to beat him each time I face him. But he's not really hard
(for me at least). He will chase you around the room and pause for a
split-second when he reaches a corner. This is your chance to attack
him! When the Cue Ball is facing the corner, his big side will be
completely exposed! Then he'll spin around and head in the opposite
direction. I think it took about five hits from the sword to kill him.
Just be sure not to let him trap you in the corner, that could really
be deadly. And also don't walk around with the sword sticking out since
you will slow down a lot. (he's also found in Turtle Rock)
MASTER STALFOS
This is the mini-boss of the Catfish's Maw...you'll have to fight him
four times in one dungeon! But he's not too hard. At the beginning,
he'll drop from the sky. Watch the shadow and be sure he doesn't fall on
you. Then hit him with the sword to make him crumble to the floor. He'll
revive in a few seconds. Quickly place a bomb beside him, he'll get hurt
when it blows up. When he's standing, he will try to jump at you and
swing his sword at you...but try to hit him quickly so he won't have a
chance. It takes 3 hits to defeat him.
GHOMA
This is another mini-boss of the Catfish's Maw. You fight two of them at
a time. They move left and right and occasionally stop to open their eye
and shoot some kind of energy ball at you. When they open their eye, you
should take this opportunity to hit them in the eye with the hookshot or
an arrow. You can tell that it's about to open it's eye because it will
stop moving. But if it stops moving left and right and it shakes, then
it's about to charge at you! It takes three hits from the arrow to kill
one of them.
ARMOS KNIGHT
This is the boss of the Southern Face Shrine. Instead of walking, the
Armos Knight hops around the room with little jumps. Occasionally, he
will jump high in the air and come down, shaking the ground. When he
does this, you should jump before he reaches the ground so that you
won't be stunned. Shoot arrows at him to hurt him. It takes five shots
from the arrow to break his shield. Three more shots and you'll break
his helmet. Three more shots and he's gone.
SMASHER
This is the mini-boss of the Face Shrine. He's some kind of weird
creature that's armed with a ball. He hops around and throws the ball at
you. To defeat him, use the power bracelet to pick up HIS ball and throw
it back at him to hurt him. Like dodge ball. Try to pick up the ball
again before he does so you can throw it back at him again. Continue
doing this until he's finished. (also found in the Turtle Rock)
GRIM CEEPER
This is the mini-boss of the Eagle's Tower. If you really need help with
beating him, then you must REALLY REALLY SUCK. Anyway, he doesn't attack
you directly, but instead he calls on his bats to fight you. The bats
will align themselves for a few seconds, giving you time to get in a
good position. When they finally attack you, slash your sword like
crazy! If even a single bat gets away, then the Grim Ceeper will call on
six more bats to fight you. To defeat him, you must kill all six of his
bats when they attack you.
TURTLE ROCK
This mini-boss is in the Western Tal Tal Mountains blocking the entrance
to the Turtle Rock dungeon. At first it looks like a part of the
mountain shaped like a turtle head. To make it wake up, play the Frog's
Song of Soul on the ocarina. Tada! He's ALIVE! He's actually a
pathetically easy boss. The head just goes from side to side, stopping
occasionally to charge at you. Simply slash at the head like crazy to
defeat him. You should be able to finish him off without even getting
hurt.
BLAINO
The mini-boss of Turtle Rock. This guy is a real son of a bitch. He
"dances" around like a real boxer and traps you against the wall, then
punches you. It's really painful, a hit from him takes away one heart.
If he pulls back for a second and punches you, you'll be sent all the
way back to the entrance! So if you see him pull back his arm, get away
from him! It's hard to hit him since he's always right in front of you.
The only time when he's venerable is right after he does that "wind-up
punch" or while he's doing rapid punches. After he does it, quickly run
around to his side and hit him with the sword. Repeat this process until
he's dead.
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| 5) BOSS STRATEGIES |
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MOLDORM
Boss of the Tail Cave. It's sort of like a snake composed of 5 segments.
The Moldorm was also one of the bosses in Zelda for the SNES. Look at
her tail...it's glowing! The tail is her weak spot, hit it with the
sword to hurt her. If you fall into the pits at the sides, you'll go
down into the basement and you will need to climb back up and start all
over again. A good technique is to keep holding the sword out in front
of you and trying to hit the tail. When you hit the tail, Moldorm will
move around really really fast for a few seconds. When you're only one
hit away from defeating her, she'll move around like crazy. It takes
about 5 hits to defeat the Moldorm.
GENIE
Boss of the Bottle Grotto. This boss has two stages. In his first stage,
he'll be inside his bottle (so you can't hurt him). Occasionally, he'll
come out of his bottle and throw fireballs at you. When he does this,
you should be constantly moving so he won't hit you. Don't stay in one
place for too long! Then he'll return back to his bottle and bounce
around. While he's bouncing, hit him with the sword. Then pick him up
(with the Power Bracelet) and throw him against the wall to hurt him. Do
this three times and his bottle will break, bringing him on to stage 2.
Now he's mad! He'll just float around the area and occasionally throw
fireballs at you. Hit him with the sword to hurt him. Then he'll spin
around for a while, then throw another fireball at you. Continue hitting
him with the sword until he's dead. [NOTE: If you're having trouble,
bring along a bottle of Crazy Tracy's potion.]
SLIME EYES
Boss of the Key Cavern. At first, you can't see him because he's stuck
to the ceiling. Dash into the wall with the Pegasus Boots to knock him
to the ground. Hit the eye repeatedly with the sword to separate it,
then dash into it with the Pegasus Boots...it splits apart to form two
eyes! Next, hit one of the eyes with the sword. Then it will jump up
high. When it falls down to the ground, use the Roc's Feather to jump
so you won't be stunned. You can see the shadow of the eye when it's
about to fall, so make sure you're far away from that shadow (so you
won't get squished). Keep hitting the eyes with the sword until they're
defeated (it takes four hits from the sword to defeat an eye).
ANGLER FISH
Boss of the Angler Tunnel. This is the first and only boss that you will
have to fight underwater. See that glowing thing on the top of his head?
You need to hit that with the sword to hurt him. There are also some
other fish that swim by and may distract you. If the Angler Fish
suddenly stops moving up and down, he's about to charge at you! Use the
Roc's Feather to quickly 'jump' out of harms way. After he charges at
you, some garbage will drop down from the sky so be careful not to hit
it. It's good to stay near the bottom of the screen so you can easily
see where the garbage is and you can also jump up to avoid the charges.
After hitting him enough, you'll defeat him.
SLIME EEL
Boss of the Catfish's Maw. When the fight begins, a hole will appear at
the center of the screen and a tail will pop out. Holes will also appear
at the four corners of the screen. The tail in the center will be
constantly spinning around so you will need to hide in the corner when
it comes near you (or you can let it chase you around the edges). The
head of the eel will pop out of one of the four holes at the corners.
You need to use the hookshot to completely pull the head out of the
corner, then swing the flashing part with the sword to hurt him. But
don't pull him out too far, you might pull him out completely! Hit him
in the neck enough times with the sword to kill him.
FACADE
Boss of the Face Shrine. This thing is actually a face that appears on
the floor. At the beginning of the battle, the tiles and pots in the
room will arise and attack you. You should be constantly avoiding there
attacks. When the eyes are open, place a bomb on the face to hurt him.
Remember, this is only effective when the eyes are open! After attacking
him, he'll disappear for a few seconds. Continue bombing him when he
reappears! Don't be afraid to get close to him, he won't hurt you. After
about four or five hits from the bomb, he's be gone...
EVIL EAGLE
Boss of the Eagle's Tower. This battle is fought on top of the Eagle's
Tower from a side view. The Eagle will fly quickly across the screen.
When he flies close to you, use the sword to hit him. If he flies at the
same level as you, hold up your shield so he won't hit you. Actually,
it's good to always have your shield held up for protection. After a
while, he'll stay at the corner and shoot feathers at you. Hold your
shield up to protect against the feathers and push in the opposite
direction of the wind so you don't fall off at the side. Next, he'll
dive at you. Hold up your shield as usual, and slash him with the sword
when he's close. Continue hitting him at every chance you get until he's
finished.
HOT HEAD
Boss of Turtle Rock. He's a great ball of fire that jumps in and out of
the lava...but doesn't attack you. The only thing that hurts you at that
point it the lava that splashes out when he splashes in. When he pops
out, hit him like crazy with the magic rod. Don't stop, keep hitting
him! If he goes back into the lava, he'll recharge himself. After you
hit him enough, his flame will go out and expose his crab-like body.
Keep hitting him with the magic rod until he's history.
-=THE SIX NIGHTMARE SHADOWS =-
Part 1: GIANT GEL SHADOW
He's like a normal gel, but a lot bigger. He hops around the place and
disappears occasionally. To beat him, sprinkle magic powder on him. He
will go crazy for a second. Continue sprinkling Magic Powder on him
until he's finished. Then he will transform into the next form...
Part 2: AGAHNIM SHADOW
Fans of the SNES Zelda will remember this guy, it's Agahnim from A Link
to the Past! He will stay in a part of the room and make some kind of
energy ball, then throw it at you. You can't attack him directly. When
then energy ball comes to you, hit it with the sword to bring it back to
him. But watch out when he throws a flashing ball at you, this will hurt
you no matter what you do to it! Continue hitting his energy balls back
at him until he evolves to the next form...
Part 3: MOLDORM SHADOW
This is just like the Moldorm you fought in the Tail Cave. Hit the
flashing part of his tail to hurt him. After you hit him, he will move
fast for a few seconds. Keep on hitting the flashing part of his tail to
make him evolve into the next form...
Part 4: GANON SHADOW
Anyone who's beaten a Zelda game knows this one, he's Ganon from Zelda
1, 3 and 5! But you defeat him differently this time. He will spin his
rod around and call his firebats to attack you. Then he will throw his
rod at you and disappear for a while. At every chance you get, ram into
him with the Pegasus Boots. You might take in a little damage, but
that's unavoidable. After ramming into him 6 times, he'll go into the
next form...
Part 5: LANMOLA SHADOW
This bastard will chase you around the room. He's much faster than you,
so trying outrun him is useless. It took me a while to figure out how to
beat this one. But when you know how, it's a piece of cake. Just hit him
once with the magic rod and you're done. He evolves into the next and
final form...
Part 6: DETHL SHADOW
This guy was meant to be the hardest boss, the change of music shows
that. The tentacles spin around his body and are hard to avoid. Stay in
front of the body and use the Roc's Feather to jump over the tentacles
when necessary. When his eye opens, hit it with the arrows! It takes 20
arrows to defeat him. BUT...there is an easy way: Instead of using 20
arrows, 1 hit from the boomerang will do. Bah! What a joke!
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| 6) THE TRADING SEQUENCE |
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Hmmm...looks like the barter system thrives on the island of Koholint.
Completing the trading sequence is required to beat the game (I think).
After trading all 13 items, you will get the magnifying glass, which is
used to read the "Secrets of Koholint" book in the library.
GETTING THE YOSHI DOLL: The Yoshi Doll is the first item in the trading
sequence. Go to the Trendy Game in Mabe Village and pay the man 10
rupees to play the game. Grab the controls and position the crane over
the Yoshi Doll in the center (the shadow should be over the doll). The
crane brings the Yoshi Doll to you, and you have the Yoshi Doll!
GETTING THE RIBBON: Also in Mabe Village, go to the Quadruplet's House
in the north part of the city (on a little hill). Talk to the mother
there. Seems like she wants the Yoshi Doll for her baby! Give it to her
and she'll give you the Ribbon in return.
GETTING THE DOG FOOD: This item is still in Mabe Village. Go into the
little dog house right beside Madam Meowmeow's house. Talk to the 'baby
BowWow' there. Make up! Jewels! Dresses! She wants it all...and she
wants your ribbon! Give it to her and she'll give you some nice juicy
Dog Food in return. Yummy!
GETTING THE BANANAS: This item is found in Toronbo Shores...so go over
to the eastern part of the Toronbo Shores. There's a house there among
the banana trees. Enter it and talk to the alligator. He's a canned
food nut, crazy for your Dog Food. Give it to him and he'll eat it in
one gulp. He'll give you a bunch of bananas in return.
GETTING THE STICK: Outside of Kanalet Castle, there's a cute little
monkey. Of course, monkey want banana. Talk to him and give him the
bananas. He'll call his army of monkeys to build a bridge across the
water. When the monkeys go away, a stick will be left there on the
bridge. Pick it up.
GETTING THE HONEYCOMB: After you beat the Key Cavern, Tarin will be in
the Ukuku Prairie examining a honeycomb. He says "I see you have a nice
stick...". Sick, isn't he? He'll ask you for your stick. Give it to
him, and he'll start poking the honeycomb. What a moron! Bees will come
out of the honeycomb and chase Tarin away. Pick up the honeycomb when
it falls to the ground.
GETTING THE PINEAPPLE: Bring the honeycomb to the Animal Village. Enter
the house at the bottom right corner and talk to the bear chef. Well...
he's a bear, obviously he would want the honeycomb. Give him the
honeycomb and he'll give you the pineapple in return.
GETTING THE HIBISCUS: Go to the Tal Tal Mountains and you'll find your
good friend, Papahl. He's lost in the mountains, just like he said, and
he's starving to death! You know what to do...give him the Pineapple and
save his life. In return, he'll give you a hibiscus (a type of flower).
GETTING THE LETTER: Return to the Animal Village. In a house in the top
right of the village, there's a lady goat writing a letter. She insists
that it's only proper to give flowers to a lady when you meet her. The
hibiscus will do nicely. Give her the hibiscus and she'll give you her
letter.
GETTING THE BROOM: The goat lady tells you to deliver the letter to her
boyfriend who lives north of the Mysterious Forest. So go to the house
above the Mysterious Forest (near Goponga Swamp). Give it to the guy
there. The letter came with a picture...of Princess Peach!? What the
hell?! You'll get a broom in return.
GETTING THE FISHING HOOK: Go to Mabe Village. There's usually an old
lady sweeping in front of Ulrira's house...but now she's sweeping
without a broom. Give her a broom and she can continue her happy life of
sweeping. [NOTE: Sometimes, she's in the Animal Village instead of Mabe
Village].
GETTING THE NECKLACE: After you get the flippers, dive into Martha's
Bay. Swim to the southern part of the bay, and swim under the bridge.
There's a fisherman fishing under the bridge! Jump onto his boat. He
says that he's fishing without a hook, so give him your hook and he
promises to give you what he catches. And he catches...a necklace.
Lucky!
GETTING THE SCALE: Swim west of the Catfish's Maw and meet the Mermaid.
She says she lost he necklace somewhere in the bay. Hmmm...it looks like
the necklace that the fisherman caught was actually hers. Give the
necklace to her, and she'll give you one of her scales. What can you do
with this?
GETTING THE MAGNIFYING GLASS: Go to the wooden bridge south of Martha's
Bay. Use the hookshot to get across the water. Now walk up to the
Mermaid Statue and press "A" to put the scale on it. The statue will
move away, revealing steps going underground. Go down the steps, go to
the next room, and pick up the magnifying glass! The final item in the
trading sequence.
GETTING THE BOOMERANG: Go down to the Toronbo Shores with the Magnifying
Glass. At the eastern part of the shores, bomb the weird-looking wall.
Inside there is a guy willing to trade an item for the boomerang. I
suggest you give away the shovel (since you no longer need it). You can
always come back here if you want the shovel back.
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| 7) HEART PIECE LOCATIONS |
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Pieces of Heart are scattered all around the island. There are 12 of
them in all, but you don't have to get all of them. In fact, you can
beat the game without getting any of them at all! After you get 4
pieces, you gain a whole heart container. "Grid point" refers to the
point on the island.
1. MABE VILLAGE (grid point A11). At the western part of Mabe Village,
there is a well. Go to the small hill above, cut down the bushes with
the sword, and drop into the well from up there. There's a heart piece
inside.
2. MABE VILLAGE (grid point B9). In Mabe Village, there is a little
fishing pond behind Madam Meowmeow's house. Catch all the fish, and the
last big "lunker" will have a piece of heart inside it. Only a piece?
Eww...
3. MYSTERIOUS FOREST (grid point E5). At the northern part of the
Mysterious Forest, there's a piece of heart surrounded by holes. Damn,
this is way too easy :) After getting the Roc's Feather, you can jump
over the holes to the heart piece.
4. MYSTERIOUS FOREST (grid point A6). In the Mysterious Forest, there is
a log cave. Enter it and go to the third room (the room with a lot of
blocks in it). When you have the Power Bracelet, you can pick up the
skulls to reach the piece of heart.
5. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point G9). Find the cave in Ukuku Prairie and use
a bomb to open the entrance and go in. Use the Pegasus boots to dash
through the crystals. At the upper screen of the cave, there's a
bombable wall at the right side. Use a bomb on it and go into this SUPER
SECRET cave to retrieve your heart piece.
6. YARNA DESERT (grid point O13). After beating the Lanmola, let
yourself fall into the quicksand whirlpool. Bomb the wall at the top of
this underground cave and go in there for another piece of heart.
7. ANGLER'S CAVE (grid point 03). After getting the flippers from
Angler's Cave, swim right a bit until you find a cave. Go in there and
dive into the deep water to find a piece of heart.
8. KANALET CASTLE (grid point I8). After getting the flippers from the
Angler's Cave, go to the water surrounding Kanalet Castle. Swim around
to the screen at the bottom left corner. Dive under the water just above
the pits to find the piece of heart.
9. EASTERN TAL TAL MOUNTAINS (grid point H1). Cross the broken bridges
in the Eastern Tal Tal Mountains and cut down a lonely bush to reveal
some stairs. Go in there and follow the path to the piece of heart.
10. ANIMAL VILLAGE (grid point N13). Go around to the outskirts of
Animal Village and take the path up to the bombable wall. Open it with
a bomb and go in. Cross the big gap with the hookshot to reach the
piece of heart.
11. GRAVEYARD (grid point G8). Go to the bottom left part of the
graveyard and push away the bottom right gravemarker to reveal a secret
cave. Bomb the cracked rock, the use the hookshot the get across the
pit and pick up the heart piece.
12. WESTERN TAL TAL MOUNTAINS (grid point A1). You can only get here by
exiting Turtle Rock through the back exit. There's the heart piece on a
little hill in plain view. Go up there and pick it up, the final heart
piece.
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| 8) SECRET SEASHELL LOCATIONS |
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Secret Seashells are scattered all around the island. If you collect 20
of them, go to the Seashell Mansion and trade them all for a level 2
sword! There are 26 of them in all, but you only need 20 to get the
sword.
1. MABE VILLAGE (grid point D11). At the eastern part of Mabe Village,
there's a whole screen of bushes and grass. Cut down all the bushes to
find a secret seashell hidden under one of them.
2. MABE VILLAGE (grid point B11). After you buy the shovel, go to the
little dog house beside Madam Meowmeow's house. Dig at the bottom right
corner and you'll find a secret seashell.
3. TAIL CAVE (grid point D14). In the Tail Cave, there's a cracked wall
in one of the rooms at the west (the room with a mini-Moldorm in it).
Blow up the wall with a bomb to reveal a secret room. Open the treasure
chest in there to receive a secret seashell.
4. MYSTERIOUS FOREST (grid point B8). In the south part of the
Mysterious Forest, there's a chest in an area blocked off by a rock. Use
the Power Bracelet to lift the rock and open the chest for a secret
seashell.
5. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point E8). At the screen south of the ghost's
grave, there's a bush surrounded by a circle of weeds. Cut down the bush
and dig (with the shovel) in the center of the weeds for a seashell.
6. SEASHELL SHRINE (grid point K9). When you have exactly 5 secret
seashells, go into the seashell mansion at the eastern Ukuku Prairie.
You'll get another shell wrapped up in a box! (doesn't work if you don't
have *exactly* 5 seashells).
7. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point F11). Go to the little hill north of the
Key Cavern. There, you'll find some grass shaped like a diamond. Dig in
the center of that diamond to find a secret seashell.
8. NEAR THE TAIL CAVE (grid point C14). At the screen just left of the
Tail Cave, you'll find a lowly tree. After getting the Pegasus Boots,
dash into the tree to shake loose a seashell.
9. GHOST'S HOUSE (grid point G16). After bringing the ghost to his
grave, return to his house near Martha's Bay. Pick up the pot at the
lower right to find the seashell.
10. MARTHA'S BAY (grid point I16). At the south of Martha's Bay, you'll
find a suspicious looking island with a bush on it. Swim to the island
and cut down the bush for the seashell.
11. SEASHELL SHRINE (grid point K9). When you have exactly 10 secret
seashells, go to the Seashell Shrine to get your 11th! (you get nothing
if you don't have *exactly* 10 seashells)
12. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point I11). Go into the cave at gridpoint I12.
In the second screen, bomb the wall at the left. Continue until you get
to the outside. Go up one screen to find an owl statue. Dig at the lower
left of the statue to find the seashell.
13. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point J12). In the place with all the weird
smooth stones that look like donuts, lift the rock in the corner for the
seashell.
14. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point L9). From the Seashell Shrine, go one
screen to the right. Cut down the bushes here. Under one of them, you
will find...a seashell.
15. MARTHA'S BAY (grid point J15). Go to the land at the south west of
Martha's Bay. Go to the screen where you can see the Mermaid Statue
from across the water. Cut down the bush for a seashell.
16. RICHARD'S VILLA (grid point G14). After giving the five golden
leaves to Richard, go down the stairs and into his caverns. Take the
left path and open the chest for the seashell.
17. UKUKU PRAIRIE (grid point E11). Go south west of Mabe Village to the
screen with a telephone booth. Use the Pegasus Boots to charge into the
tree beside the telephone booth. Tada! A seashell pops out!
18. MARTHA'S BAY (grid point K14). At the south east of Martha's Bay, go
across the bridge to the owl statue. As usual, dig around the owl statue
to unearth a secret seashell.
19. YARNA DESERT (grid point P16). From the north east part of the Yarna
Desert, take the path at the right and follow it down to the bottom. The
seashell is hidden under the stone.
20. NEAR THE KEY CAVERN (grid point G11). At the screen north east of
the Key Cavern, there's an island with a bush on it. Cut down the bush
from the top and get the seashell that pops out.
21. FACE SHRINE (grid point 9M). When you're in the Face Shrine, take
the back exit at the top left screen. Open the treasure chest for the
secret seashell.
22. NEAR KANALET CASTLE (grid point I8). At the left of the entrance to
Kanalet Castle, there is a big hole that you can't jump across. When you
have the flying rooster, use him to fly to the other side and get the
seashell.
23. EAGLE'S TOWER (grid point O1). In the Eagle's Tower, go to the
second floor in the room where you fight Hinox. Drop into the hole at
the upper left of the room. Follow the path up and open the chest for a
seashell.
24. TAL TAL MOUNTAIN (grid point M1). From the Chicken House in the
Eastern Tal Tal Mountains, go two screens right and cross the bridge.
Lift the rocks to find a seashell.
25. TAL TAL MOUNTAIN (grid point N2). Enter the cave at grid point N2 in
the Eastern Tal Tal Mountains. Bomb the upper wall where there is no
water. Follow the path until you reach outside. Open the chest for a
seashell.
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| 9) PICTURES |
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The Camera Shop is located in Tal Tal Heights, just to the east of the
Goponga Swamp. This is a new feature to the DX version of the game. At
certain points in the game, a photographer will appear and take your
picture. You can view these pictures in the album in the Camera Shop
(and you can print them with the GameBoy Printer too). There are 12
pictures in all...
#1 - Go to the Camera Shop east of Goponga Swamp and talk to the
photographer to get this picture. You get a different picture depending
if you answer yes or no to his questions.
#2 - When you have Marin following you, take her to the cliff at the
very bottom left corner of Toronbo Shores. Very nice looking.
#3 - When you have Marin following you, fall into the well at the
western Mabe Village. It's a picture of Marin falling on Link's back!
#4 - When you have Marin following you, go to the flying rooster statue
in Mabe Village. Tarin will come and you'll have your picture taken.
#5 - Look into the right window outside of Ulrira's house for another
picture.
#6 - After returning Bow Bow to Madam Meowmeow, get close to Bow Wow for
a picture of Bow Wow attacking you :)
#7 - Steal from the shop by picking up the item, running around the guy,
and going out the door.
#8 - When you have the magnifying glass, return to the fisherman under
the bridge in Martha's Bay. He'll fish out the photographer, who will
take the picture.
#9 - After getting the magnifying glass, go to the house at the top
right corner of Animal Village. Go to the water and Zora will come out
for a picture.
#10 - Before lowering the drawbridge, go to Kanalet castle for a picture
with Richard.
#11 - After returning to the ghost to his grave, go back there and the
photographer will take your picture with the ghost.
#12 - From the Chicken House in the Tal Tal Mountains, go two screens
right and go to the middle of the bridge. The photographer comes and
falls off the bridge and takes your picture while falling :)
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| 10) SECRETS |
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This is a special section of the guide. Here you'll find a list of
things to do in the game that do not directly affect the outcome of the
game, and they are not required to finish the game. It's just here to
make you appreciate the game more.
THE SECRET DUNGEON:
- Link's Awakening DX has a new dungeon thhat can only be accessed with
a Game Boy Color system. Go to the Library and use the Pegasus Boots to
knock down the book from the shelf. Read the arrow stuff and remember
it. Go to the bottom right screen of the graveyard and push the grave
stones in the direction and order in the book (first push the bottom-
center stone down, then push the bottom-left stone to the right...).
Tada! The pathway appears to the new dungeon!
REVENGE OF THE CHICKENS:
- This is a very popular secret: There aree chickens in Mabe Village.
These seemingly harmless chicken can become deadly if you attack them.
Hit them with the sword about 35 times and a whole army of chickens will
attack you. They will stop if you go to another screen.
STEALING ITEMS FROM THE SHOP:
- There are some really expensive items inn the Mabe Village shop. The
shovel for 200 rupees? Bow and Arrow for 980 rupees?! If you don't have
enough money to pay for these items, you can steal them! Just pick up
the item from the shelf, go *behind* the guy, and out the door. If he's
facing right, you will still have the item. But the next time you go
into the shop, the shopkeeper will zap you to death and everyone on the
island will call you "THIEF" for the rest of the game. It's good to do
this for the Bow and Arrow since you don't have to go into the shop
anymore.
SAVE MONEY IN THE SHOP:
- Here's another way to save money when buuying an item from the shop.
But you must have enough rupees to pay for that item. Grab the item and
talk to the shopkeeper. Right when the shopkeeper starts collecting
rupees, press A, B, select, and start at the same time. Save and quit
the game. You will have the item and most of your rupees!
DIFFERENT MUSIC:
- IF you enter your name as "ZELDA" on thee main screen, the music on the
main screen will be different. It's kinda useless, but the music does
sound pretty cool.
TRENDY GAME TIPS:
- Here's a good tip on how to win the Trenndy Game. Position the crane so
that it's directly above the upper right corner of the conveyer (you
should see the shadow on the conveyer). When the item you want is at the
*opposite* corner (the bottom left), just *tap* the A button. If your
timing is right, you'll get the item.
KILL THE BUNNIES:
- In dungeons, you'll sometimes find an ennemy that looks like a cute
bunny rabbit. If you play the Ballad of the Wind Fish on the ocarina,
they'll explode!
SHOOT BOMB ARROWS:
- Equip both the Bombs and the Bow and Arrrow to the "A" and "B" buttons.
Press the A and B buttons at the same time and you will shoot "Bomb
arrows"! This neat weapon has the power of a bomb and an arrow...but
it's completely useless.
FAIRY SPRINGS:
- In Koholint Island, there are some placees where you'll find a fairy
who is always willing to heal your wounds and "get rid of all your
stress". They will completely fill up your heart meter! They can be
found in the Mysterious Forest, Ukuku Prairie, Face Shrine, and Eastern
Tal Tal Mountains.
DO SOMETHING WITH MARIN:
- When Marin is following you around, you can do different stuff and she
will react. Try falling down the well, breaking some pots, digging with
the shovel, playing the trendy game, hurting the chickens, or playing
the ocarina. It's especially funny if you try playing the Trendy Game :)
IMMORTAL LINK:
- There's a way to prevent yourself from ddying so that it won't be
recorded on the main title screen. Just when you lose all your hearts,
Link will spin around for a second. While he's doing this, you should
quickly press A, B, select, and start at the same time. Save and quit
the game. If you did this before Link fell to the ground, your death
will not be recorded!
BOOMERANG ROOSTER ATTACK:
- When you have the Rooster, Power Braceleet, and Boomerang, you can do
this trick. Throw the boomerang and quickly grab onto the rooster before
the boomerang comes back. You will be flying while the boomerang circles
around you...and you can fly around while attacking enemies.
SPECIAL ENDING:
- If you manage to beat the entire game wiithout losing a single life,
you get a special ending. Instead of the seagull flying over "The End",
Marin will be there with wings. You can use the "Immortal Link" trick to
get this (see above).
CARRY MORE BOMBS/ARROWS/MAGIC POWDER:
- On the Island of Koholint, there are thrree hidden places where you
will find the Mad Batter. Sprinkle some Magic Powder on the statue thing
to make him appear. You just woke him from his sleep! For his "revenge",
he'll let you carry more bombs, arrows, or magic powder (you can only
choose one). The first Mad Batter is found under a rock in the
Mysterious Forest The second one is found under a rock in the Western
Tal Tal Mountains. For the third one, go near the bottom left of
Martha's Bay (in a screen with lots of bushes). Jump over the hole and
cut down the bushes to find a stairway. Go down the stairway and follow
the path until you reach him.
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| 11) ITEMS |
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SWORD:
This is Link's weapon of choice. You can find it washed up on Toronbo
Shores. It's a good idea to *always* have this item equipped because
you'll use it all the time. It can defeat most enemies, but not all.
There is also a Level 2 sword that you get from the seashell mansion
after you find 20 secret seashells.
SHIELD:
When Marin found you washed up in the shore, she also found your shield.
Tarin gives it to you at the very beginning of the game. You know it's
yours because your name is engraved on it! There's also a stronger
shield, the Mirror Shield, that can block stronger attacks than the
original shield. The Mirror shield is found in Eagle's Tower.
SLEEPY MUSHROOM:
The sleepy mushroom is found deep in the mysterious forest. When you
find it, bring it to the Which's Hut and give it to the which. She will
make a bag of magic powder! There's no other use for the sleepy
mushroom except for making magic powder...
MAGIC POWDER:
This is magic powder made from the sleepy mushroom. You can also buy it
from shops or win it from the Trendy Game. It can do a lot of different
things...you can sprinkle it on torches to light them, or sprinkle it on
the raccoon to change him back to Tarin. Try sprinkling it on different
things to get different effects!
ROC'S FEATHER:
The only way that Link can jump is by using the Roc's Feather, what a
wimp! Roc's Feather can be found in the Tail Cave. It's good to always
have this item equipped (along with the sword) because you'll use it A
LOT. You can also grab floating items by jumping up to them.
POWER BRACELET:
When wearing the power bracelet, Link can lift heavy objects (actually,
he can't lift any objects without this bracelet). This is another very
useful item. It's primarily used to pick up bottles and rocks. It can be
found in the Bottle Grotto. There's also a level 2 power bracelet that's
found in the Face Shrine.
PEGASUS BOOTS:
This item can be found in the Key Cavern, it allows you to dash really
really fast! You need to hold down the button for a second before you
dash. The Pegasus Boots are primarily used to break through diamond
shaped objects. You can also use them to charge through some enemies.
HOOKSHOT:
The hookshot is one of my favorite items in all Zelda games. It can be
found in Catfish's Maw. There are many uses for the hookshot: You can
use it to pull yourself towards objects, attack other enemies, or pull
some small objects towards you (heart, rupees...)!
MAGIC ROD:
You don't get this item until near the end of the game. It can be found
in Turtle Rock. When you use it, a flame will quickly shoot out of the
rod. This is very useful for killing enemies, melting blocks of ice, or
lighting far away torches. Too bad you don't get the chance to use it
much :(
BOMBS:
Bombs can be found almost everywhere...they're available at the shop,
in treasure chests, and from defeating enemies. They're also very useful
in the game. Use them to kill enemies or blow up walls. You can tell if
a wall is "bombable" because you can see a crack in it (and you'll hear
a hollow sound if you hit it with the sword).
BOW & ARROWS:
Link knows his archery, and he chooses only the best brand of bow. The
bow and arrow can only be bought from the Mabe Village shop for a
whopping 980 RUPEES! This is the most freakin' expensive item in any
Zelda game! The Bow and Arrows are used to shoot distant enemies...some
enemies can only be defeated with the Bow and Arrow.
SHOVEL:
The shovel can only be bought from the Mabe Village shop for 200 rupees.
You can use it to dig holes in the ground and maybe discover some buried
treasure. You need it to get some of the secret seashells and golden
leaves. Later in the game you should trade it away for the boomerang.
OCARINA:
What's an ocarina? Well, it's a flute-like instrument that's played by
blowing. It also played a major role in Zelda: Ocarina of Time. You find
the ocarina in the Dream Shrine of Mabe Village. There are three
different songs you can play, each with it's own effect.
BOOMERANG:
This is a special, optional item. You can get it only after you've
completed the trading process and gotten the magnifying glass. Go to the
cave at the bottom right of Toronbo Shore. There's a guy in there
willing to trade the boomerang for one of your items. I suggest you
trade the shovel (since you don't need it anymore). You can get back the
shovel anytime you want by just talking to this guy again.
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THE TRADING ITEMS:
The first trade item is the Yoshi Doll, which can be won from the Trendy
Game in Mabe Village. This item can be traded for something else, which
can be traded for something else, which can be traded for something
else...and the process goes on and on. There are a total of 14 trade
items. The last one is the magnifying glass.
SECRET SEASHELLS:
Throughout the game, you will find secret seashells in hidden places.
Some are hidden in chests, under bushes, in pots, and even underground!
There are 24 seashells in all. "If you collect a lot of these, something
good is bound to happen"...when you have at least 20 seashells, go to
the Seashell Mansion to receive the Level 2 sword!
CRAZY TRACY'S POTION:
There's a crazy girl that lives in a little house at the right of the
forest. She's Crazy Tracy and she wants to sell you some medicine! For a
small fee, of course. When you run out of hearts, this potion will
restore you back to full life! It only works once, but you can always
come back to buy some more.
FLIPPERS:
Links needs the flippers in order to swim, he'll drown without them! The
flippers can be found in Angler's Cave. While swimming, you can tap the
"A" to swim faster, and press "B" to dive underwater.
GOLDEN LEAVES:
There are five golden leaves hidden in the Kanalet Castle. A weird guy
named Richard really wants these leaves, and asks you to retrieve them
for you. Return them to him to get the key to the Key Cavern.
RUPEES:
This is the currency of Hyrule, and the currency of Koholint too! You
need it to buy things from stores, play the Trendy Game, and some buy
some other stuff . You can get rupees by defeating enemies, looking in
grass and pots, finding them in chests, or winning in the Trendy Game.
KEYS:
These are used in dungeons (usually they can be found in chests).
They're used to open locked doors (of course). There is a different kind
of key called the Nightmare Key. The Nightmare Key is used to open the
big door leading up to the room with the boss.
MAP:
Each dungeon has it's own map. After you find it, press the start button
to view it. Each block represents a different room of the dungeon.
Sometime there are secret rooms aren't displayed! If you have the
compass, you will see symbols for chests in rooms that have them and a
skull in the room with the Nightmare.
COMPASS:
Each dungeon also has it's own compass. When you have the compass, you
can see on the map the locations of the chests and the nightmare. The
compass will also make a sound if you enter a room with a hidden key in
it.
OWL BEAK & OWL STATUE:
In the original version of the game, this is called a stone slab
fragment. In the DX version, it's a stone beak. You can find it in a
dungeon and connect it to a stone slab/owl statue to receive an
extremely vague hint. The hint is usually quite useless and doesn't give
you much help...so I won't cover it in the walkthrough.
GUARDIAN ACORN:
After defeating a certain number of enemies, you will receive the
guardian acorn. This acorn doubles your defensive power (so the damage
you receive from enemies is cut in half). The acorn's power will go away
if you get hit by too many enemies.
PIECE OF POWER:
A Piece of Power appears after you defeat a number of enemies. It
doubles your attacking power and enemies will go flying when you hit
them with the sword. The piece of power is much rarer than the Guardian
Acorn, and like the Guardian Acorn, the power goes away when you get hit
too many times.
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| 12) DX CHANGES |
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- The first, and most obvious change is thhe conversion of the game into
color for the Game Boy Color. It looks really good, almost SNES quality
graphics. There are some other graphical changes too, like the clouds
around the egg in the introduction, and the rocks kinda look different.
- There is a secret dungeon that can only be accessed with the Game Boy
Color system (that's what I heard, but I haven't tested the game with
the old Game Boy). Check out the 'Color Dungeon' section for details on
how to get there.
- In the dungeons, the stone slabs have beeen changed to owl statues. The
stone slab fragments have also been changed to owl beaks. This is
probably because there are now more than one owl statue in the dungeons.
Yep, Nintendo added quite a few more hints in the dungeons to help with
the hard puzzles (thus making the game a bit easier).
- There's a new 'Picture' feature in the ggame. A camera shop has been
added in the Tal Tal Heights. A certain points in the game, a
photographer will appear to take your picture. The pictures are stored
in an album in the camera shop. You can view the pictures there and
even print them with the Game Boy Camera.
- In the sub-screen, you can press the sellect button to make a little
window appear at the bottom right corner. This window displays
information like what color clothes you're wearing, how many pictures
have been taken, and how many heart pieces you have.
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| 13) CREDITS & INFO |
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Special thanks to...
- Nintendo for making this game and never letting me down
- GameFaqs.com for posting all my FAQs. This is my 6th so far.
- My parents for buying the game for me
- IGN Pocket for giving me the most reliable Game Boy news on the net
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