With that kind of popularity, everyone has their own opinion. I recently interviewed Zelda speed runner Ben Stephens most well known as BenStephens56 , and he regarded the Water Temple as his favorite. For years, myself and many Ocarina of Time fans have considered the Water Temple the worst of the bunch. It sounds easy at first, but knowing where to go and when to do it can be incredibly frustrating.
In fact, when Nintendo released The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS for their handheld system, they made a few changes to ease new players into the experience. Of those changes, easier navigation of the Water Temple was a front runner. Despite the frustration and head scratching that comes with this roadblock temple, I can see the love for it.
Also, the boss is a pushover. The greatest redeeming quality of the entire temple is the showdown with Shadow Link. The Fire Temple is also pretty complex in its own right, but not always to its advantage. The Fire Temple has a great style, and the constant presence of lava and giant boulders add a specific intensity.
Each temple usually has an objective in addition to the difficulty of the dungeon, or some sort of story motivation to push you through the challenge.
The Fire Temple has you freeing numerous imprisoned Gorons, one of the distinct races in the game. It feels a little fetch questy, and there are some frustrating moments as well. Unfortunately, they come off a bit more annoying than entertaining. Going toe to toe with a giant dragon in a game of whack-a-mole was pretty fun in , and still is today. It also houses the Megaton Hammer, which is one of the best feeling weapons to use. The Fire Temple is often more about exploration than it is about puzzle solving, but struggles to distinguish itself in a meaningful way.
In my mind, my top 3 Ocarina of Time dungeons are ever shifting. In fact, I might disagree with this list next year, as I play Ocarina of Time each year and discover new likes and dislikes. However, I know for a fact that the Shadow Temple will always be near the top. This is mainly due to my bias towards the horror genre. Much like the Fire Temple, the Shadow Temple contains a constant sense of danger and intensity.
The whole temple seems to be tricking you at every turn, and solving it involves using a pretty cool item, the Lens of Truth. This item lets you see invisible platforms, obstacles, and dangers.
The knowledge that death can be right in front of you, just invisible at the moment, presents a certain stress that I enjoy. Getting Involved. Gamepedia support Report a bad ad Help Wiki Contact us. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? View source. History Talk 6. For the stage in the Super Smash Bros. Categories Locations. Drop some bugs on the soil to reveal another Gold Skulltula , then plant a Magic Bean.
These Skulltulas only appear at night. Stand in front of the pedestal and draw the sword. In a cutscene you will meet Rauru the Sage , who will explain why you have aged, and charge you with finding the remaining Sages. You will then be returned to the Temple of Time, only this time as Adult Link. After only taking a few steps Sheik will appear, initiating a cutscene.
Sheik is the last surviving Sheikah. He will tell you that you are missing an item essential to entering the Forest Temple. Head to Kakariko Village as instructed and visit the graveyard.
If you planted a Magic Bean as a child, you can ride the floating bean platform to reach a ledge with a crate on it. Break the crate to reveal a Heart Piece. On the north side of of the graveyard, pull back the tombstone that has flowers in front of it. Inside you'll find the spirit of Dampe, who challenges you to a race. Keep up with him as he hovers through a labyrnthine race course.
Dampe is kind of a cheater, as he throws fire in front of you that can slow you down if you run into too many of them. Keep up with Dampe all the way to the end to receive his ultimate prize: the Hookshot. After claiming the Hookshot, you will find that the exit is obstructed by some strange new blocks that bear the symbol from the Temple of Time.
Play the Song of Time to dissolve them and leave, taking you straight to the inside of the windmill. Before jumping down, fire you newly acquired Hookshot at the platform the Heart Piece is resting on. Talk to the disgruntled bald guy and he'll tell you about kid who played an Ocarina and messed up the Windwill. Whip out your own Ocarina to learn the Song of Storms.
Climb up the vines behind Mido's house and enter the Lost Woods. Go right, left, right.
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