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Written by Matthew M. Jean
Copyright 2004
Created June 8th, 2004
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===== Version History ======
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Version 1.2 - 6-22-04
Fixed more spelling errors and added some more strategies.
Version 1.1 - 6-14-04
I want to thank everyone for their e-mails. They have helped alot in
fixing errors and making the guide better.
Version 1.0 - 6-12-04
Completed the walkthrough. Made it look a little better.
Version 0.85 - 6/11/04
I added Levels 6 and 7, changed the layout of Zelda Games.
Version 0.65 - 6/10/04
Well I accidentally had the Eastern Palace part of the walkthrough in
here twice, so I took out the extra part. I added Levels 4 and 5,
adjusted the table of contents, some other little stuff.
Version 0.45 - 6/09/04
Added walkthrough up to Level 4. Added descriptions to past Zelda games, some
other small stuff.
Version 0.25 - 6/08/04
Basic Controls, items, history, everything but a complete walkthrough.
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==== Contacting Me ====
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These are the only kind of e-mails I want:
- Questions about any Zelda game (not just Four Swords)
- Info that is USEFUL and isn't in the FAQ
- Spelling errors, including capital letters in wrong spot, words touching
- Strategies on bosses
- Praise, a person can never get sick of that
If you have a question after reading the walkthrough part, then e-mail me,
but it better have something to do with the Zelda series and something
that isn't in the FAQ yet. I check my e-mail everyday, even holidays. People
don't stop having questions just because it's Christmas (when everyone gets
new games and have questions about them).
E-MAIL: MetalGearRex2010 @ yahoo . com
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===== TABLE OF CONTENTS =====
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I. Legend of Zelda Games
II. Basic Information
About Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
GameBoy Advance Connectivity
Formations
III. Characters
IV. Game Controls
V. Walkthrough
Level 1: Whereabouts of the Wind
Stage 1: Lake Hylia
Stage 2: Cave of No Return
Stage 3: Hyrule Castle
Level 2: Eastern Hyrule
Stage 1: The Coast
Stage 2: Village of the Blue Maiden
Stage 3: Eastern Temple
Level 3: Death Mountain
Stage 1: Death Mountain Foothills
Stage 2: The Mountain Path
Stage 3: Tower of Flames
Level 4: Near The Fields
Stage 1: The Field
Stage 2: The Swamp
Stage 3: Infiltration of Hyrule Castle
Level 5: The Dark World
Stage 1: The Lost Woods
Stage 2: Kakariko Village
Stage 3: Temple of Darkness
Level 6: Desert of Doubt
Stage 1: Desert of Doubt
Stage 2: Desert Temple
Stage 3: Pyramid
Level 7: Frozen Hyrule
Stage 1: Frozen Hyrule
Stage 2: The Ice Temple
Stage 3: Tower of Winds
Level 8: Realm of the Heavens
Stage 1: Realm of the Heavens
Stage 2: The Dark Cloud
Stage 3: Palace of Winds
VI. Weapons and Items
VII. FAQ
VIII. Closing Comments
IX. Thanks and Credits
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I. Legend of Zelda Games
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| | Release Year: 1987
| The Legend of Zelda |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: NES
Did You Know?:
This was the first game to use battery backup to save files.
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| | Release Year: 1988
| Zelda II - Link's Adventure |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: NES
Did You Know?:
This was made to be an RPG because of hits like Final fantasy and
Dragon Warrior were selling so well in Japan. It was also delayed
in North America because of a chip shortage.
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| | Release Year: 1991
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: SNES
Did You Know?:
(From Zelda.com)
Chris Houlihan won one of Nintendo's contests. One of his prizes was
getting his name in this game. The area that talks about him is a hidden
area that isn't easy to find. In fact, there isn't a way to find Chris 100%
of the time. To find him, save your game in the Light World, then press
Reset. Start the game from the Sanctuary. Dash all the way to the bush that
Link had to lift at the beginning of the game to enter the Hyrule Palace.
When Link reaches the bush, Dash down the hole without Lifting the bush. If
Link is fast enough, Link will appear in Chris Houlihan's room.
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| | Release Year: 1993
| The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: GB
Did you Know?:
Enemies from Mario Bros. can be found in the game including Goombas, Thwomps
and Cheep Cheeps.
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| | Release Year: 1998
| The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: N64
Did You Know?:
This game was originally for Nintendo's add on disk drive, 64DD, but
was decided to be released as a cartridge game.
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| | Release Year: 1998
| The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: GBC
Did You Know?:
There was an extra, color based, dungeon that was added to the game for it's
re-release on the GameBoy Color.
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| | Release Year: 2000
| The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: N64
Did You Know?:
The limited edition of the game was gold and had a holographic label.
It required the N64 Expansion Pak to play.
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| | Release Year: 2001
| The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons |--------------------
| The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages | System: GBC
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Did You Know?:
This was planned as a three game set, but the third one was dropped
because of programming difficulties.
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| | Release Year: 2002
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past/ |--------------------
| Four Swords | System: GBA
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Did You Know?:
Some changes were added to A Link to the Past like Link yelling
when he swings his sword, an extra dungeon and the hurricane spin.
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| | Release Year: 2003
| The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time/ |--------------------
| Master Quest | System: NGC
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Did You Know?:
You got this game for free when you preordered The Wind Waker.
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| | Release Year: 2003
| The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: NGC
Did You Know?:
For the first time, Link was seen not wearing his green tunic at the start
of the game.
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| | Release Year: 2003
| The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: NGC
Did You Know?:
This was bundled in with Nintendo GameCubes during the 2003 holiday season.
It included both NES games and both N64 games.
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| | Release Year: 2004
|The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: NGC
Did You Know?:
This is the first game not to have Rupees. (You collect Force Gems
instead).
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| | Release Year: 2004
| Classic NES Series: The Legend of Zelda |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: GBA
Did You Know:?
17 years later, nothing has changed.
=== Announced Zelda Games ===
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| | Release Year: 2005
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: GBA
Did You Know:?
This will be a full blown adventure like A Link to the Past.
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| | Release Year: 2005
| The Legend of Zelda: NGC |--------------------
|___________________________________________| System: NGC
Did You Know?:
You can use your sword on Epona and knock other enemies of their transports
while riding in this game. Oh, you knew that....
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II. Basic Information
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About Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
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This is the latest game in the Zelda series. This game is very similar to the
Four Swords multiplayer game that was included with the GameBoy Advance
version of Zelda: A Link to the Past. In this game you control Link, after
he has been split into four separate versions of himself. Using the team of
Links, you make your way through the many puzzles of Hyrule and save Zelda
from the Wind Sorcerer, Vaati.
This game has two different modes of play: Hyrulean Adventure and Shadow
Battle.
Hyrulean Adventure can be played by yourself using a GameCube controller or a
GameBoy Advanced hooked up to the GameCube. It can also be played with
friends, but all players are required to use a GBA. Hyrule Adventure is a
story mode where you travel across Hyrule using a "level" system. It's
similar to other Zelda games but here, you go to one area of Hyrule, collect
Force Gems (instead of rupeees) pick up weapons (one at a time) and find the
boss. As you collect more Force gems, your Four Sword powers up and can then
shoot out beams, like past Zelda adventures. Once you defeat the boss, you
start a new area - empty handed. If you have played Four Swords on the GBA,
you know exactly what to do.
Shadow Battle is a multiplayer game much like Hyrulean Adventure. Beat up
your friends and be the last Link standing.
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GameBoy Advance Connectivity
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Nintendo wants us to hook up our GBAs to our GameCubes. They even give you a
free link cable when you purchase the game. Using the GameBoy Advance,
you and your friends can take on Hyrule together. Whenever you enter a cave,
house or something not on the TV map, the GameBoy will show the inside of
that area. If you don't have a GameBoy Advance, it's okay. You can still play
Hyrulean Adventure, but instead of showing the inside of an area on the GBA
screen, a window on the TV pops up and acts as the GBA.
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Formations
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When playing on your own during Hyrulean Adventure, you control the way the
Links move together.
Cross Formation:
This will put all Links back to back in all directions. Use this when there
are alot of enemy on screen to defend all sides of the group.
Wide Formation:
All Links will line up horizontally to push certain blocks.
Long Formation:
The group will go into a vertical line, allowing them to push certain blocks.
Box Formation:
Links will go into a box shape and this allows them to get through tight
spots and again, push blocks.
The Box and Cross formations are not available in two - three player modes.
You can not use any formations if there are four players. And you can't make
formations in side scrolling areas.
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III. Characters
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Link -
The Hero of Time. His quest is to take down the Wind Sorcerer, Vatti using
the Four Sword and dividing into Four seperate Links.
Princess Zelda -
Princess of Hyrule. She was kidnapped by Vaati along with the young maidens.
Tingle -
A human mapmaker who wishes to be a fairy. Along your quest, he will try to
grab Force Gems that you don't get to quickly enough.
Kaebora Gaepora -
The very wise owl from Ocarina of Time is back to give you more info during
your quest.
Vaati -
Wind sorcerer who likes to kidnap young maidens. Now Vaati is terrorizing
Hyrule and kidnapped Zelda.
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IV. Game Controls
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You can use a GameCube controller or Game Boy Advance to play Four Swords
Adventures. To use a GameBoy Advance to play, you need a Nintendo
GameCube/GameBoy Advance link cable. You can only use the GameCube controller
on the single player mode, but the GameBoy Advance can be used for any mode.
GameCube Controller -
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Analog Stick: moves Link around
L Button: displays formation window
R Button: lift items or another Link (when formation is broken)
Control (D) Pad, X Button: breaks formation - use Links separately
C Stick: Formation Quick Change
Z Button: closes GBA window (appears only when using the GC controller)
GameBoy Advance -
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Control (D) Pad: Move Link
L Button: displays formation window
R Button: lift objects or another Link (when formation is broken)
A Button: use weapon (if you have one)
B Button: use sword
Select: break formation and use each Link separately.
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V. Walkthrough
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My walkthrough is based on the single player mode. I have not
played using multiplayer so I can get this done faster. Most
puzzles will apply to multiplayer mode anyway, but not all of
them. Don't e-mail me if I mention in a sidenote that a certain
area is known to be different in multiplayer. I can't help you.
I am also using a GameBoy Advance as a controller.
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=== Stage 1: Lake Hylia ===
Wake up the Links and start heading west. You will pass a red house with a
gate surrounding the backyard. Inside is a man who will teach you about
formations. After your lesson, head west and push the large block in the
water to create a bridge. Look for the cave with a stone blocking the way.
Pick up the stone with the R Button and go inside. Step on the switch, head
north and grab the boomerang. Now leave the cave and head north where some
Octoroks are playing. Use the boomerang to grab the key in the northeast
corner and unlock the door Shadow Link locked. Go through the back door and
lift up the large stone. Now you have the Fire Rod. Head back to the front
and burn down the tree stumps surrounding the large stone. Head down the
steps and get to the other side. Hit the switch on the way to make a bridge.
Head west and you will find Shadow Link pounding the ground with a magic
hammer. When he leaves, step on the big switch and a ton of Force Gems will
fall. Pick them up and head north. Jump into the water and go under the
bridge. Go up the steps and pick up the large stone. It's Tingle!
After your chat, jump into the water and swim south of the rocks, going east.
Go up one of the four tall ladders along the west side of the waterfall. Enter
the cave and jump into the cannon. Blast up and to your right is the exit.
Go into the next cave and grab the boomerang, then blast up and out to the top
of the waterfall. head north and behind the waterfall, notice three cave
openings. Head into the 3rd one on the right and step on all four switches.
This will create a bridge to your left. Leave and go into the middle cave,
cross the bridge. There is a star shaped switch near a gap. Have one Link
stand on it while the others cross the gap and press L to regroup and head
south. Jump down the waterfall and at the bottom, dive for some Force Gems.
Now go into the whirlpool in the southeast corner. Swim to the other side and
push the large stone south. This will make four squares appear. Have each
Link stand on all four squares and they will be sent across the gap. Step on
the switch to your south and open the chests to get a blue braclet. Now head
north and go up the stairs. Pick up the stones and cut down the bushes to
find a hole. Jump down the hole and make your way to the other side.
Here you come across a bridge with a group of Blue Soldiers after you. Take
out the guards and go north where there are some bushes. Chop down the bushes
and have the Links stand on all four switches, making 2 chests appear. Inside
is a Heart Container and some Force Gems. Go west to find another group of
soldiers, including a bigger, more armored guard. To kill him, slash at his
back. When all the guards are dead, it starts raining Force Gems, enough to
power up your sword to the next level. Walk west and you find the dark
barrier. Slash each of the eyes and you complete the level.
--- Sidenote ---
If you do not have 2000 Force Gems by the time you get to Vaati's barrier, you
will be asked if you want to go back in time. You cannot break the barrier if
your sword is not powered up. Go ahead and travel back in time. When you do
collect enough Force Gems, you are warped back to the barrier, where you can
then destroy it.
=== Stage 2: Cave of No Return ===
Make your way through the darkness and grab the lamp. This will let you see a
wider area around you. Light the torches near the door and go north. Light the
torches as you pass them to collect some Force Gems. Go to the top of the ring
of fire and push the blocks out of the way to get in. In each corner of ring,
there is a block. Push all four of them into the corner and the ring of fire
will disappear. Open the chest and pick up the small key. Unlock the door in
the northeast and go in. Push the blocks and kill the rats until you get the
small key. Head east and unlock the door. Have each Link push their colored
block to get to the other side and grab the lamp. Light the torches and go
through the door. This room has 4 traps in the floor. If you fall, oh well.
One of them leads you to a heart container. When you get to the other side of
the traps, kill the water jellies and two doors will open. go through the
east door and destroy all the pots. On the right side of the room a pot has a
small key inside. When you find the small key, leave this room and go north.
There is a gap on the left side. Press select and throw a Link to the other
side and grab the Bow. Press L to regroup and head north. Use your arrows to
light all the torches and a flock of Geese appear. Line up horizontally and
shoot them all down. On the other side is a switch that will make a bridge
appear. Hit it before all the bats die. When all the Geese are gone, it will
rain Force Gems.
If you didn't hit the switch yet, they all fall into the abyss instead of on
the bridge and you get nothing, so make sure you hit the switch before killing
all the enemies. Head north and down the steps. Here you will meet the first
of many mages.
(I don't know about you, but I can't get over the music they play in here....)
Head into the northeast cave behind the mage and open the chests. Keep going
and you will see another mage. This time go into the northwest cave and open
some more chests. Head north and you see two more cave but no mage. Head into
the northeast cave and go up the stairs. There are two handles in the wall.
Line up vertically and pull the left handle to get a heart container. The
right one will open the north door. The next room contains Shadow Link. Hit
hitting him with your sword while you avoid the bombs he drops.
The bombs he drops can also be used against him if they explode near him.
Eventually, he turns into one of the Four Links. Hit him with the color
Link he is and he will go away. Go north and break the dark barrier to
complete the stage.
=== Stage 3: Hyrule Castle ===
Head north to the castle entrance. There are two guards on the top throwing
bombs at you. Go to the left side of the entrance and pick up the big stone.
A stairways appears, so go down the stairs and get to the other side. Now you
should be on the top of the castle where the bomb guards are. Push the blocks
out of the way and hit the switch. That will open the front gate and allow you
to enter the castle. As soon as you go through the gate, you are greeted by a
group of soldiers and thier leader. Hack away! When the guards are defeated,
open the chests and grab the Heart Container and Force Gems. Head north and
pull the switch on the right to open the castle door.
Inside the castle, go up the stairs to your right and go right one screen.
Walk down the path and leave the castle going south. You should be on the
right side roof. Walk into the back of the small building and grab the bow
that is inside. Shoot an arrow through the door on the other side of the gap.
It will hit the switch on the other side and a bridge will appear along with
some blocks that disappear. Now you can jump down into a field with some
brown rocks and bomb plants. Pick a bomb and throw it at the crack in the
wall. Go into the new opening and you are taken to a side scrolling area with
some cannons. Jump into the cannon on the right and launch up to the chest and
get the small key. Now jump into the cannon floating on the left and you will
be launched onto the roof of the castle. Leap down from the ledge and go back
into the castle. Walk into the central area of the castle and unlock the
north door. Head north up the stairs and back outside. Keep going up until
you enter a courtyard.
Defeat the guards and a ball and chain appears. He is pretty stong, so be
careful. When he is defeated, a fleet of guards appear, but you can defeat
them easily by getting in the cross formation and hacking away. Now you can
advance forward. Take a left here and get into a wide formation to pull the
big handle. This will open a gap in the castle. Go into this gap and enter the
castle. Upstairs there are four different weapons to choose from. Grab the
bombs and go north. Blow the east wall and talk to the Zora (that's what they
are if you think about A Link to the Past, not Ocarina of Time) that is split
in half. He will follow you so he can find his other half. Leave this place
and go west where you will find Shadow Link. You will probably fall down the
trap near him. Jump into the cannon and blast back up. Avoid the trap and you
will see 4 black switches. Get into a cross formation and do a spin attack.
This will hit all 4 at once and create a new path. Walk up to the door, but
don't go in. Head left from here and you will see two Armos statues. Smash
the pots behind the statues to find a star shaped switch. Push a statue on
the switch and a board disappears of some glass pane. Now go into that door
to your right.
Smash the pot and push the block. Head up the stairs and step on the switches
under the pots to open the door. You found the other half of the Zora thing.
Now head back to the barrier in the front of the castle. Go inside and cut
down any curtains you see. Enter any doorways you find and step on all
switches you see. This will make the blocks disappear, allowing you to go
north on the castle roof. Defeat the group of blue guards that appear and
enter the new door. Inside, defeat the large Armos Statues and cut down any
curtains you see to get some good stuff that sit behind them. Now push the
large throne to the right and cut dwon the curtain behind it to get out.
Here, just blast yourself up until you get back on top of the castle.
--- BOSS BATTLE: Phantom Ganon ---
Have you played the Wind Waker? If you have, then you know what to do for this
boss. Phantom Ganon is back, and he is the same as before. When he shoots that
ball at you, knock it back and forth until he is stunned. Then hack away at
him. Keep doing that and he goes up in a cloud of smoke. Grab the Force Gems
and head into the new opening. Now save the maiden and Level 1 is complete!
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=== Stage 1: The Coast ===
Move the large stones and jump down to the beach. Head into the cave nearby
and push the block up. Grab the bombs and blow the north wall. Open the
chests and blow the other side. Now you are back on the beach. Go south and
then east. There is no way to get past the house, so you have to go around.
Walk behind the red house and cut down the bushes. Plant a bomb in the
spaces in the mountain wall. Some openings should appear. Go in the cave on
the right and head north. Smash the pots on each side and step on all the
switches. A bridge will appear. Now head north and you will find a three way
path. Blow out each of the walls in all three directions. Explore the cave
and when your ready, go into the north hole and you will find a switch under
a pot. Have one Link stand on the switch and have another go around, smash
the pot underneath the other Link and stand on the other switch, and a bridge
will appear. Press L to regroup and head south, where you can blow up the
wall. Now you should be outside in the red house's backyard.
Go east and jump down onto the beach. Go past the blue Octoroks and continue
east. Here you step on a switch and some Zora's will appear. Go into the
whirlpool. Inside the whirlpool, swim left and go into the right cave. When
you get the slingshot, go into left cave and give it to a Great Fairy so she
can make it a Lvl. 2 Slingshot. Now head back above water and shoot the
Zoras. When they are all dead, you can head east. Make your way through the
crabs on the beach and collect the million Force Gems that fall when all the
crabs are dead. In the next area, you have a fun game with Shadow Link. He
drops a huge bomb on the beach and you have ten seconds to get underground
before it blows. When it does blow up, get up above ground and get as far as
you can, then go back underground. Make sure you grab the bombs you come
across, you're going to need them. Keep doing this until you get to the other
side.
Go east and you will see some bushes and Octoroks. Cut down some bushes and
you will find a hole in the ground. Hop down in there and you will get a heart
container. Head east and there are some more bushes to cut. You should
eventually find a hole. Fall into the hole and it leads to a large block. Push
the block to the left and go down. There are three openings to go through. Go
through the one all the way to the left. Now you are on a beach. There are
three big Force Gems sitting there. Or are they? Attack the Gems before you
walk into them and you will realize they are enemies dressed as Force Gems.
Kill the enemies and you will get your reward. Head east along the beach and
go behind the large tree. Walk through the cave and you will end up back
outside on the coast. Destroy all the pink Octoroks and head east. There you
will meet Shadow Link and his big bombs again. Just dive for Force Gems and
when you are done, head northeast to the boss.
This boss is not too hard. Hit each claw with the corosponding Link color
until he is destroyed. Head north and destroy the barrier. Stage Complete!
=== Stage 2: Village of the Blue Maiden ===
Go through the village gate and talk to the owl. After that, cut down the
bushes near the pool to the left. Step on the switches and two chests will
appear. Look at the flower patch near the owl's perch. It shines for some
reason. Go talk to the old man near the gate and he will give you the Moon
Pearl. Carry the Moon Pearl to the flower patch and a portal appears. Go into
the portal and you are taken to the "mirror" side of this area. Go into the
central portal and you are taken to the other side of the original area. Go
left and you see a guy called Secret Agent Two. He isn't important right now,
so go south from where he is standing. Talk to the mage and she will give you
a Moon Pearl. Take that moon pearl and go to the central area. Now go north,
then west. Here you will see a long line of people. Go to the bottom of the
line and you will see a shine. Walk into it with the Moon Pearl and you are
taken to the "mirror" part of the area. Make the Links go into a box formation
and step on the switch. Talk to the lady and she tells you to find her friend
in 20 seconds. When you get to him, he will let you have the Pegasus Boots.
Now you can break those bricks near the lady. Go back through the portal.
Using the boots, break through that line. Talk to the green guy, Secret Agent
One. He will tell you about the secret entrance to the Seeker's Guild. Go to
the right of the house and walk in. Talk to the pirate guy and he will ask
you to help him with the Mage problem. Talk to Agent One and he will give you
a clue - "The Six..." Now go back to Agent Two. He gives you another clue -
"Deeply connected to this village..." Now go east two screens until you get
to a building with four doors that seems to be blocked off by a fence. Go
into the house to the right and grab the lamp. Use this to burn the stump
near the gate to get in the four door house. Go into the fourth door and talk
to another Secret Agent. He gives you another clue - "Beautiful!" Now go west
then north and go up. The last Secret Agent will give you a clue -
"Protect..." Now that you have all the clues, go back to the Seeker's Guild
leader in the house where everyone is standing in line. Talk to him and he
will ask you what you think all the clues are about. Select "Maidens" and he
will give you a shovel and tell you to dig by the house of pots in the
southeast part of the village.
Dig in the front of the house and a hole appears. Go down the hole and climb
the ladder to get to the other side. Now head south to the rest area and cut
down the bushes. Break formation and get Link to step on each one and a Moon
Pearl and 100 Force Gem falls from the sky. Grab the moon pearl and take it
north. Go up between the two trees and a portal will appear. This takes you to
the "mirror" version of the area. Go into the blue house in the northeast
corner and talk to the left girl. She will give you the Fire Rod. Use this to
burn down the tree stumps in front of the four door house. Go inside, grab the
Force Gems and get out. Go through the secret passage on the east side of the
four door house and talk to the girl. She has a letter she wants you to give
to her boyfriend. Go in the portal, in the hole, through the other side. Go
east one screen and north. See the huge patch of grass and the guy standing
there? Give him the letter and he will give you Roc's Feather. Go inside the
long blue house to the left. Jump across the space and have Link push the
barrels out of the way. Talk to the Mage and she gives you a book to give to
Iris.
Now go left one screen and using the box formation, push that fat lady to the
left so you can get in the shop. Drop the book and open up the chest. It's a
moon pearl. Now you have two items though. What are you going to do? Press
select and have the red Link grab the book. Press L and now 2 Links are
carrying something. Remember that for the future. Go right one screen and walk
up behine the Secret Agent. A portal will appear and you are sent to the
"mirror" version of this section. Go to where you gave letter to the guy and
instead you see Iris. Give her the book and she will make a house appear on
the other side of the portal. Go inside the house to find the couple safe in
their home. Go down the stairs and make your way back outside. Go right and
you will see Tingle in the air. Get to the other side and get that purple
Force Gem before he does. After that, jump up to get the green Force Gem and
go right. It starts raining. Go right another screen and Shadow Link appears.
He will transport through here and the "mirror" world. Follow him between
portals and slash at him. Eventually, he will turn into one of the Links.
Whatever color tunic he is wearing, use that Link to hit him. Eventually, he
will give up. After the battle, the people from the village come to thank
you. Now head north and hit the Vaati barrier to end the stage.
=== Stage 3: Eastern Temple ===
This place seems familiar....
Head inside and you will see some pots. Smash them and step on the switches.
You get a small key. If you go right, you will see some tiles on the floor.
Get into a cross formation and step on the tiles and two chests appear. Get
the Force Gems and go left and through the locked door. Kill the stalfos and
go north. Make your way past the flying marbles and kill the snakes. Go north.
Defeat the Stalfos and Shadow Link. Grab the slingshot and step on the
switches on the left side of the flying Force Gems. Go west. Shoot the
switches north of the spikes to get them back in the ground. Push the block
left and head north. Defeat the Wizzrobe and avoid the Stalfos skulls. A
chest with a moon pearl will appear. Grab the Moon Pearl and go south. Push
the block south and go left.There are two chests sitting in the miidle of the
room. The right one has 100 Force Gems, the other one, a huge bomb, the kind
Shadow Link likes to play with.If you do open the one with the bomb, jump
down one of the holes on the left before it blows. Now you can see why I
wanted you to go left. There are chests on this side. Keep going down each
hole until you get the small key (you should have the moon pearl still). Go
back to the block and push it right and go south using the key. Talk to the
old ghost man. He tells you about the moon pearl.
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