Legend of Zelda Discussion Topic

[Red Jaguars Fan]

Does anyone know where to get Nayru's Love?

[The Red Jaguars]

I have read the Zelda timeline before. It is indeed and an interesting read, but you need to play some of the games in order to make sense of it. Most notably, you have to play Ocarina of Time because that is where the timeline splits in two. I am tempted to buy "Skyward Sword" for the Wii because I am more interested behind the history of Hyrule now.

Does anyone know where to get Nayru's Love?

You can find it in the Desert Colossus, right near the dried up oasis. There is a Great Fairy Fountain located behind a crack in the wall that needs bombed.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Well, I have finally reached Dodongo's Cavern. And I'm already not looking forward to it. Just one question though: Do you have to get Sun's Song at this point of the game now? I'm just wondering, since TRJ brought it up earlier.

[The Red Jaguars]

You have to go to the Kakariko Graveyard with Zelda's Lullaby. At the top of the Graveyard is a giant tombstone with a Triforce engraving in front of it. If you play Zelda's Lullaby on it, the tombstone will be struck by lightning and then you can enter the Royal Family's Tomb to get the Sun's Song. Becareful though of the ReDeads.

And at the moment I am on Zora's River headed into Zora's Domain. I guess I will need to get the Silver Scale first though.

[Red Jaguars Fan]

You have to go to the Kakariko Graveyard with Zelda's Lullaby. At the top of the Graveyard is a giant tombstone with a Triforce engraving in front of it. If you play Zelda's Lullaby on it, the tombstone will be struck by lightning and then you can enter the Royal Family's Tomb to get the Sun's Song. Becareful though of the ReDeads.

And at the moment I am on Zora's River headed into Zora's Domain. I guess I will need to get the Silver Scale first though.

I think the Sun's Song is useful at this point for a piece of heart. And please, waiting for the king to move out of the way is worse.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Yeah, I know how to get it. I'm just making sure I'm doing everything in the right sequence. Like, you got it just before you reached Dodongo's Cavern. And I still have yet to learn the song. As soon as I'm done with the Cavern, I'll go learn the song.

Speaking of Dodongo's Cavern, I'm done with every aspect of the dungeon. I just need to fight the boss next. Like always, I'm trailing behind TRJ.

[Red Jaguars Fan]

I'm playing a new game. Yes, the child dungeons are boring, but Dodongo's Cavern isn't hard at all. You want hard, wait for the Water Temple.

[Red Jaguars Fan]

Sheesh, I beat Gohma without getting a scratch.

[Red Jaguars Fan]

Hmmm... the ZeldaDungeon walkthrough isn't that great after all. Rushes too much.

It now makes sense why there were torches at the Lost Woods Goron entrance. You blow up the entrance with a Deku Sitck fire. No wonder Krappy Drabby (the owl's nickname from me) was talking about that stuff.

[Red Jaguars Fan]

You know, there are multiple Links in the game. I wonder which ones are the same.

[The Red Jaguars]

I'm playing a new game. Yes, the child dungeons are boring, but Dodongo's Cavern isn't hard at all. You want hard, wait for the Water Temple.

Dodongo's Cavern is very linear and you pretty much know where you are going without having to worry about getting lost. All of the puzzles are self-explanatory too and aren't too complex like the later dungeons. I actually don't mind the Water Temple at all though. It is tedious and frustrating, but I like the challenge that th Water Temple tried to impose.

And at the moment, I just got Ruto's Letter in the bottle and now in Zora's Fountain about to enter Jabu-Jabu. For some reason though, I forgot to get a fish in order for him to open his mouth. And what were the producers thinking when they made that King Zora scene with him moving? Was that suppose to be funny to watch him move for about 30 seconds? I thought it was pretty annoying and dumb. 

[The Red Jaguars]

Yeah, I know how to get it. I'm just making sure I'm doing everything in the right sequence. Like, you got it just before you reached Dodongo's Cavern. And I still have yet to learn the song. As soon as I'm done with the Cavern, I'll go learn the song.

Speaking of Dodongo's Cavern, I'm done with every aspect of the dungeon. I just need to fight the boss next. Like always, I'm trailing behind TRJ.

The Sun's Song is actually not required to beat the game at all. But it becomes very useful when you are traveling to different towns and areas and you need to change the time of day. It is also helpful against the ReDeads and mummy enemies. But yeah, there is a lot of stuff you can do in the game out of sequence. I am pretty sure you can get the Sun's Song as an adult.

Hmmm... the ZeldaDungeon walkthrough isn't that great after all. Rushes too much.

It now makes sense why there were torches at the Lost Woods Goron entrance. You blow up the entrance with a Deku Sitck fire. No wonder Krappy Drabby (the owl's nickname from me) was talking about that stuff.

I always figured that is what the torches were for. It is probably used as a shortcut to get to Saria in the Sacred Forest Meadow instead of going all the way back to Kokiri Forest. I don't think I have ever used them though because its hard to light a torch and light the bombs on time. But it is an interesting and time saving shortcut nevertheless.

You know, there are multiple Links in the game. I wonder which ones are the same.

I know OoT Child Link and MM Child Link are both the same Link. MM takes place shortly after the events of OoT and Link is trying to find Navi in MM.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Alright, @ current discussion:

- Gohma is a pretty easy boss. When I beat it recently, I didn't get scratched much at all either. It was those miniature Gohma's that knocked a point or two off my health, but nothing too heinous.
- Dodongo is a pretty easy dungeon, like I said above I still have yet to beat the boss. I remember him being a pretty tedious boss, but I think I'll be fine as long as I have a fairy in a jar.
- And yeah, ZeldaDungeon isn't that great of a place for walkthroughs. In fact, I found that it confused me even more last time I replayed it. But so far, I haven't had to use any walkthroughs at all. I guess I work better without them. I might need them for the adult temples though.
- I agree about that Zora guy taking 30 seconds to move over. I'm sorry, but how is that funny? It just looks ridiculous to me.
- As far as Sun's Song goes, I'm definitely gonna learn it after I'm done with Dodongo. and I need to learn Epona's song and get another bottle/jar at Lon Lon Ranch. I'm gonna need all the bottles I can get for the later portion of the game.
- And I just used those bombs to blow up the Goron/Kokiri entrance. Unless you're talking about before, where you use a lit Deku Stick blow them up. I didn't do it that way.
- And both OOT and MM's Links are the same, like TRJ stated above.

And LOL at "Krapper Drabby."

[The Bandit King]

I'll be starting my attempt at OOT tomorrow morning. I'll only be able to play it on weekends, so I don't know how much I'll catch up with you guys.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Okay, quick question: I'm at Jabu Jabu's Belly now. Do you have to get the boomerang before you fight the mini boss? Because I just defeated it without the boomerang, so I'm wondering if that's okay? I was extremely lucky though, I used a deku stick and dabbed him twice with it. Plus, those bottles of fairies came in handy. I'm just wondering if doing without the boomerang during the mini boss is okay. I'm definitely gonna make it a point to get that next though.

On another note, man what a HORRIBLE mini boss. It seriously took me a half hour to finally beat it. Reminds me all over again why I absolutely loathe this dungeon.