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17

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"**17**" is a Song in *The Minish Cap*.

## Overview

"17" first plays when King Daltus reveals the existence of the Minish after Princess Zelda is turned to stone. After this scene, it plays at Hyrule Castle and in Hyrule Castle Garden. It appears as the seventeenth track on the Phonograph in the Music House.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track: 17*" — N/A (*The Minish Cap*)

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Age of Peace

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## Age of Peace

### Main appearance(s)

*Breath of the Wild*

The **Age of Peace** is an Age in the History of Hyrule.

## Overview

The Age of Peace marks long period of peace within the Era of Prosperity, its beginning is marked by the division of the Sheikah Clan. Within this period, knowledge of Ancient Technology slowly faded from the people's memories.

## References

1. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 366
45

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"**45**" is a Song in *The Minish Cap*.

## Overview

"45" plays in the Royal Crypt. It appears as the forty-fifth track on the Phonograph in the Music House.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track: 45*" — N/A (*The Minish Cap*)

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Adlar

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**Adlar** is a character in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Biography

Adlar lives in a House in Lynna Village in the past, on the west side of the river that flows through town. He was the adviser to Queen Ambi for 50 years, as well as her friend from the time she was a child. However, when the Possessed Nayru arrived, Ambi stopped listening to his advice. Shortly after, Nayru suggested that Adlar be banished, and he was chased from the palace. He gives Link helpful advice when he first visits the village, and wishes him well on his quest, as he understands that something is wrong.

## Notes

1. ↑ Adlar was referred to as **Adler** on the World Map Screen. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*For fifty years, I was a palace advisor.*" — **Adlar** (*Oracle of Ages*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 254 (**OoA**)
3. ↑ "*Ancient Adler's House*" — World Map Screen (*Oracle of Ages*)
4. ↑ "*I have known the Queen since she was young.*" — **Adlar** (*Oracle of Ages*)
5. ↑ "*She always held the people foremost in her heart. But since she took that girl Nayru in, she has changed completely... She quit listening to my advice.*" — **Adlar** (*Oracle of Ages*)
6. ↑ "*It was that girl who suggested I be banished, but...*" — **Adlar** (*Oracle of Ages*)
7. ↑ "*I have since been chased from the palace and am now retired.*" — **Adlar** (*Oracle of Ages*)
8. ↑ "*I can only see her as a monster in human guise. I wonder if the Queen is all right...* " — **Adlar** (*Oracle of Ages*)
Alora

Non-Canon Information

**Alora** is a character in *The Faces of Evil*.

## Biography

Alora lives in a tall house in the area surrounding Toyku Lighthouse. Her house was invaded by monsters, leaving it ruined and forcing her to hide beneath a flight of stairs in the basement. She asks Link to retrieve her stolen Necklace, which was taken from her by a Gleeok in Spearfish Falls. After Link defeats the Gleeok and returns her Necklace, she rewards him with a big kiss and a Canteen.

She appears to unnerve Link slightly, likely due to her quasi-romantic advances. She mentions that she is or was formerly married, but claims that her husband was turned into an Abominom. Her Necklace was a gift from her husband.

## References

1. ↑ "*Ga de Toyku vuurtoren binnen. Vecht je een weg naar de rechterkant van het speelveld, maar pas op voor een rotsverschuiving. Ga bij Alora binnen. Vecht je een weg omlaag en verlaat Alora weer door de deur onderin het speelveld.*" (*CD Interactief* vol. 3 no. 1, HUB Uitgevers, January 1996, pg. 39)
2. ↑ "*My husband gave me this. He's an Abominom now.*" — **Alora** (*The Faces of Evil*)
Akh Va'quot Shrine

*"Windmills" redirects here. For other subject relating to Windmills, see Windmill (Disambiguation).*

## Akh Va'quot Shrine

### Item(s)

* Ancient Core
* Feathered Spear
* Sapphire

### Reward(s)

Spirit Orb

The **Akh Va'quot Shrine**, designated by the Trial name **Windmills**, is an Ancient Shrine in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Entrance to the Shrine

The Akh Va'quot Shrine is located in Rito Village, southwest of the Brazen Beak. As Link enters the Ancient Shrine, he is greeted by the Shrine's Monk, Akh Va'quot.

## Themes and Navigation

Akh Va'quot Shrine features a central chamber containing six fans and 14 windmills. In order to complete the Trial, Link must strike the Switches accompanying the fans to rotate them in an order that hits all windmills at once. Once this is done, a portcullis leading to Akh Va'quot will rise allowing Link to speak to him. He will give Link a Spirit Orb for completing the Trial, and will wish Link well before fading away.

A room behind the elevator features a long pool of water and a floating platform holding a Switch and a fan that will release a portcullis protecting a Treasure Chest containing an Ancient Core. Two niches along the wall of the pool contain two Treasure Chests, containing a Sapphire and a Feathered Spear respectively.

## Trivia

* It is possible for Link to lock himself in the section of the Shrine with Akh Va'quot by striking one of the Switches that releases the portcullis holding the Monk in.

## See Also

* Ancient Shrine
* Rito Village

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Akh Va'quot Shrine
Windmills*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*To you who sets foot in this shrine... I am Akh Va'quot. In the name of the Goddess Hylia, I offer this trial.*" — Akh Va'quot (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Your resourcefulness in overcoming this trial speaks to the promise of a hero... In the name of Goddess Hylia, I bestow upon you this Spirit Orb.*" — Akh Va'quot (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*May the Goddess smile upon you.*" — Akh Va'quot (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Sanctuaire d'Ako'Vahta*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*Santuario de Kovatt*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Anti-Flame & Ice Training

**Anti-Flame & Ice Training** is a level 45 Challenge in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Overview

Anti-Flame & Ice Training is a Challenge in which the Warriors are given ten minutes to defeat an Ice Lynel and a Fire Hinox. The Fire Hinox is located in the southern part of the map, and the Ice Lynel in the upper-right hand corner. For one of the Warriors to reach either of them, they must open a gate by defeating a Wizzrobe and a Moblin of the same element. The Challenge ends when they are both killed. The Challenge can be cleared using any two Warriors, and when completed for the first time, they receive a reward of an Ethereal Stone, three Luminous Stones, ten Raw Bird Thighs, and a random Weapon.

## References

1. ↑ "*Anti-Flame & Ice Training*" — Map (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Arrgi

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**Arrgi** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Arrgi go unnamed in *Ancient Stone Tablets*.

## Characteristics

### *A Link to the Past*

Arrgi appear as polyps in *A Link to the Past*. They surround and protect Arrghus from any damage. Arrgi can jump off Arrghus to attack and distract Link. He can pull them away from Arrghus with the Hookshot and then slash them with the Fighter's Sword. After all the Arrgi are defeated, Link can start attacking Arrghus directly.

### *A Link Between Worlds*

Arrgi appear as eyes surrounded by gelatin in *A Link Between Worlds*. They surround and protect Arrghus from any damage. Arrgi can jump off Arrghus to attack and distract Link. He can pull them away from Arrghus with the Hookshot and then slash them with the Sword. After all the Arrgi are defeated, Link can start attacking Arrghus directly.

## Other Appearances

### *Ancient Stone Tablets*

Ambiguously Canon Information

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## Gallery

* Artwork of Arrghus surrounded by Arrgi from *A Link to the Past*
* Arrghus surrounded by Arrgi from *A Link to the Past*
* Arrgi as seen in Lorule Castle from *A Link Between Worlds*

## See Also

* Arrghus
* Bari

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 164 (**ALBW**)
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 154
Ambi

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* Queen Ambi

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**Queen Ambi** is a recurring character in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Queen Ambi seems like a different person now. She always seems nervous.*" — N/A (*Oracle of Ages*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 254(**OoA**)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
16

16
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"**16**" is a Song in *The Minish Cap*.

## Overview

"16" plays in several Overworld locations: Eastern Hills, Lake Hylia, Lon Lon Ranch, North Hyrule Field, South Hyrule Field, Trilby Highlands, Veil Falls, and Western Wood. It appears as the sixteenth track on the Phonograph in the Music House.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track: 16*" — N/A (*The Minish Cap*)

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Ancient Trifecta

Redirect to:

* Mezza Lo Shrine

The **Mezza Lo Shrine**, designated by the Trial name **Ancient Trifecta**, is an Ancient Shrine in *Breath of the Wild*.

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==Notes==

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==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Mezza Lo Shrine
Ancient Trifecta*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
35

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"**35**" is a Song in *The Minish Cap*.

## Overview

"35" plays in the Royal Valley. It appears as the thirty-fifth track on the Phonograph in the Music House.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track: 35*" — N/A (*The Minish Cap*)

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Anti-Fairy

Redirect to:

* Bubble

*For the actual bubbles that appear Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly in* Ocarina of Time*, see Shabom. For the recurring enemies similar in appearance, see Wisp.*

## Anti-Fairy

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### Main appearance(s)

* *The Legend of Zelda*
* *The Adventure of Link*
* *A Link to the Past*
* *Link's Awakening*
* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *Oracle of Seasons*
* *Oracle of Ages*
* *Four Swords*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *Four Swords Adventures*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *A Link Between Worlds*

### Other appearance(s)

* *Zelda's Adventure*
* *Ancient Stone Tablets*
* *Link's Crossbow Training*
* *Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS*

### Health

* *The Adventure of Link*
	+ 255

### Attack

* *Link's Awakening*
	+ Contact

### Weapon(s)

* Magic Powder
* Sword
* Slingshot
* Bow
* Boomerang
* Deku Leaf
* Hookshot
* Gust Jar
* Whirlwind

### Exp Points

* 50
* 10

A Bubble is a spirit in the form of an animated skull with fire surrounding it, sometimes also depicted with bat-like wings that it uses for flight. In many games, the main threat behind the Bubble is the curse they inflict to those they touch, leaving the victim unable to wield a blade and sometimes other items for a brief period of time. This leaves the victim open to attack from any nearby enemies and monsters. While this is their most dangerous curse, the actual effects of touching a Bubble vary from game to game; sometimes they steal Magic, in others they will simply set Link on fire or merely cause damage. Depending on the game, Bubbles may either be completely invincible to all attack, can only be affected by certain items, or can simply be killed with the Sword. Their erratic and sometimes unpredictable flight patterns, however, can make them a tricky enemy to deal with.

In several games, Bubbles come in various shapes, types, and color of flame. These different variants often feature varying characteristics, ranging between movement and attack method. Some of the most common color variants include the Red Bubble and the Blue Bubble, which appear in several games. **Fire Bubbles** and **Ice Bubbles** are another common variant, which are fire and ice-based, respectively.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ They were also referred to as **Fire Faeries** in *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America and **Anti-Faeries** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America.

==References==

2. ↑ "*Bubble*" (**Cadence of Hyrule* v1.0.0, Nintendo Switch (United States of America))*
*- ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 110

- ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 101

- ↑ "*The spirit of the dead. When it clings onto Link, he won't be able to unsheath his sword for a while.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 38)*
*This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.*
Anton

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**Anton** is a recurring character in the *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Biography

### *The Wind Waker*

Anton is a man that can be found walking around Windfall Island in *The Wind Waker*. His second-favorite activity is walking as it keeps his legs in shape, while his number one hobby is actually kickboxing. Lately, he has had a crush on the young lady Linda and, if Link successfully introduces him to her, they fall in love and reward him with a Piece of Heart. Kamo becomes depressed of the fact Linda is dating someone else, which triggers a sidequest that gives Link a Treasure Chart.

### *The Minish Cap*

Anton lives in Hyrule Town in *The Minish Cap*. He stands outside Borlov's Chest Mini-Game Shop, hoping that it will open soon so he can play and refusing to leave.

After Link obtains the Ocarina of Wind from the Fortress of Winds, the Chest Mini-Game Shop will finally open, allowing Anton to start playing. Despite his excitement, he will warn Link about gambling. He remains in the Chest Mini-Game Shop through the end of the game, remarking that it is no time to play games after Link has obtained the Wind Element from the Palace of Winds.

He is one of the potential characters to have a random Kinstone Fusion available.

## References

1. ↑ "*The reason his second-favorite hobby is taking walks is because it keeps his legs in shape. He's had his eye on a certain young lady lately.*" — Figurine (*The Wind Waker*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 258 (**TWW**) & 271 (**TMC**)
3. ↑ "*I really wanna play a game, but this place isn’t open yet. I guess I just got here too early...*" — **Anton** (*The Minish Cap*)
4. ↑ "*Man! I REALLY want to get in there and play a few games... I can’t believe they’re still closed! I’m not going anywhere until they open!*" — **Anton** (*The Minish Cap*)
5. ↑ "*Ahh... He’s finally opened up! I can’t wait to get crackin’!*" — **Anton** (*The Minish Cap*)
6. ↑ "*Don't get hooked on gambling. You always lose in the end... But people keep playing!*" — **Anton** (*The Minish Cap*)
7. ↑ "*I guess this is no time for games, really, is it?*" — **Anton** (*The Minish Cap*)
8. ↑ "*You want to fuse Kinstones? Sure! Let's see how well they fit!*" — **Anton** (*The Minish Cap*)
9. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap** (Shogakukan) pg. 145
10. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Les Éditions Soleil) pg. 258
11. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (TOKYOPOP) pg. 271
12. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Magazzini Salani) pg. 271
13. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Norma Editorial) pg. 271
Ancient Spear

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**Ancient Spears** are Items in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Ancient Spears are Weapons that can be made at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab using the Ancient Oven. To make one, Link will need to provide 15 Ancient Gears, five Ancient Shafts, and two Ancient Cores. They are the result of countless hours of research into Ancient Technology done by Robbie. This is common among many pieces of Ancient Soldier Gear, the equipment archetype to which Ancient Spears belong. The spearhead glows and has incredible piercing power.

Being made of Ancient Technology, Ancient Spears will deal additional damage when they are used against Guardians. They will not attract Lightning during Thunderstorms, will float on Water, and cannot burn if exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate.

## See Also

* Ancient Soldier Gear
* Ancient Technology
* Weapon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Ancient Spear
This spear is the result of countless hours of research into the ancient technology used by Guardians. The glowing spearhead has high piercing potential.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Exchange for Ancient Spear?*" — Ancient Oven (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 175
Air Potion +

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**Air Potions +** are Items in *Skyward Sword*.

## Location and Uses

Air Potions + are an upgraded version of the regular Air Potions. They can be infused from a regular Air Potion for a fee of 20 Rupees at the Infusion Shop and the following Bugs: two Sky Stag Beetles, two Skyloft Mantises, and two Lanayru Ants.

When consumed, an Air Potion + completely refills its user's Oxygen Gauge, and prevents it from depleting for three minutes.

## See Also

* Air Potion
* Infusion Shop

## Notes

1. ↑ Air Potions + were referred to as **Air Potions+** in *Encyclopedia*. However, as this term contradicts the name given in *Skyward Sword HD*, it is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*You got an Air Potion +! This wonder potion keeps the oxygen gauge from depleting at all for three minutes!*" — N/A (*Skyward Sword HD*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 115 (**SS**)
All About Ring Secrets

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***All About Ring Secrets*** is a recurring Object in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Oracle of Seasons*

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

### *Oracle of Ages*

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## References

1. ↑ "*"All About Ring Secrets"*" — ***All About Ring Secrets*** (*Oracle of Seasons*)
2. ↑ "*"All About Ring Secrets"*" — ***All About Ring Secrets*** (*Oracle of Ages*)
Aldo

*This article is about the Korok in* The Wind Waker*. For the character in* The Crystal Trap*, see Aldo (The Crystal Trap).*

### Era(s)

Era of the Great Sea

**Aldo** is a character in *The Wind Waker*.

## Biography

Aldo is a Korok who was born in the Forest Haven where he lives. Before the Forest Ceremony, Aldo is standing to the left of the Great Deku Tree, near the Lily Pad. After the Forest Ceremony, Aldo goes to the Cliff Plateau Isles to plant new Forest Trees.

## Trivia

* In *Breath of the Wild*, many Koroks, and notably one named Pepp closely resemble Aldo.

## Gallery

* Pepp, a Koroks who closely resembles Aldo from *Breath of the Wild*

## References

1. ↑ "*Aldo
Birthplace: The Forest Haven.
One of the Korok forest spirits
After the annual ceremony in the Forest Haven, Aldo flies off to a distant part of the world to sow tree seeds and raise new patches of forest.
He's responsible for the forest on an island one square east of the Forest Haven*" — Figurine (*The Wind Waker HD*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 259 (**TWW**)
Ancient Adler's House

**Ancient Adler's House** is a location in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Features and Overview

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Ancient Adler's House is a House in Lynna Village. It is inhabited by Adlar.

## Trivia

* While the character **Adler** was renamed to **Adlar** in *Encyclopedia*, Ancient Adler's House is left with its original name because it is never mentioned outside of *Oracle of Ages*.

## References

1. ↑ "*Ancient Adler's House*" — Map (*Oracle of Ages*)
Arn

Non-Canon Information

Arn and his wife, Medilia

**Arn** is a character in the *The Legend of Zelda* comics by Valiant Comics published by Valiant Comics. He is the father of Link and at least one younger male child. He and his wife, Medilia, reside in a small home in the kingdom of Calatia.

## Biography

During Link's absence from Calatia, he received a notorious reputation. An impostor of Link had overthrown the kingdom of Calatia and imprisoned the queen, greatly shaming both Arn and Medilia. When the unsuspecting Link returns home to visit his family, he receives a violent greeting from Arn and is told to never show his face again, claiming that Link is no son of his. Shortly after, Link discovers the cause to this and set out to stop the impostor. After he succeeds, both Arn and Medilia apologize for their behavior and welcome him back.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*The eldest son of Arn and Medilia, young Link grew up in the kingdom of Calatia, west of Hyrule.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. Issue 4 Bonus)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "*After many long quests and adventures in Hyrule, Link at least returns to visit his homeland, Calatia--the kingdom to the west of Hyrule, and the house of his parents Arn and Medilia.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 1 [Coming Home])
3. ↑ "*You're no son of mine! Get out! Get out of here!...And never come back!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 1 [Coming Home])
4. ↑ "*Link! My son! We didn't know--!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 5 [Coming Home])
5. ↑ "*Heh! That's my boy!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 10 [Coming Home])
Anti-Lightning Training: III

Non-Canon Information

**Anti-Lightning Training: III** is a Level 41 Challenge in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Overview

Anti-Lightning Training: III is a Challenge that can be completed using any Warrior. When completed for the first time, the Warrior receives a reward of an Ethereal Stone, ten Thunderwing Butterflies, ten Electric Darners, three Ambers, and 500 Rupees.

At the beginning of the Challenge, the Warrior's objective is to defeat three Electric Guardians within five minutes. Only one can be seen at first, but the second spawns after the Warrior reduces the first to slightly more than half health. The third Electric Guardian spawns after the second is brought down to the same amount. When all of them are killed, an Electric Lynel spawns and the time limit changes to three minutes. When it is killed, Thunderblight Ganon appears and the time limit resets again to five minutes. The Challenge ends when Thunderblight Ganon is defeated.

## References

1. ↑ "*Anti-Lightning Training: III*" — Map (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
A Quest to Seal the Darkness

Non-Canon Information
*See SmashWiki's article on A Quest to Seal the Darkness for more information.*

"**A Quest to Seal the Darkness**", also known as the **Link Route**, is Link's Classic Mode Route in *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Link Route
A Quest to Seal the Darkness*" — Classic Mode (*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*)
Ancient Energy

**Ancient Energy** is an element in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

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Ancient Energy resembles a glowing, highly viscous fluid. It is the mysterious source of energy for the Ancient Technology of the Sheikah. It can be found under Hyrule Castle, just beyond Hateno Village in East Necluda and in Tumlea Heights in Deep Akkala.

The final Battle against Dark Beast Ganon implies, that Ancient Energy is sacred in origin. Dark Beast Ganon can only be harmed by Sword Beams from the Master Sword, from Light Arrows fired from the Bow of Light or Twilight Bow and from Ancient Arrows.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 404
2. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 405
3. ↑ *"We found large amounts of ancient energy in the Necluda and Akkala regions." — Robbie's Memoirs, Page 1 (Breath of the Wild)*
Applean Forest

**Applean Forest** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Applean Forest is located in Hyrule Field. It is an Apple orchard located in a small field of flowers along the bank of the Hylia River. An unmarked road runs through the southern ends of the Forest, ending near the middle of the Forest's depths. Near the start of this road, skid marks from a wagon can be found leading off the trail to an edge. The remains of this wagon can be found atop the edge and can be searched for Materials. A second wagon can be found along the slope beneath the edge, near the base of a monster camp.

A Blue Hinox rests in a clearing in the northeastern portion of the Applean Forest. In Master Mode, it is replaced with a Black Hinox.

At the end of the unmarked road leading into the Applean Forest, Link can find three Apple Trees. Two of these Trees are identical, each bearing one Apple on branches facing the southeast, while the third bears five. Reducing the Apples on the third Tree so that it is identical to the other two will cause a Korok to appear. As thanks for finding him, the Korok will gift Link a Korok Seed.

### Creatures

* Bushy-Tailed Squirrel
* Common Sparrow
* Fairy
* Grassland Fox
* Hightail Lizard
* Mountain Doe
* Pink Heron
* Restless Cricket
* Sunset Firefly
* Warm Darner
* Woodland Boar

### Minor Enemies

* Chuchu
* Keese Swarm
* Stalkoblin
* Yiga Blademaster

### Materials

* Acorn
* Apple
* Bird Egg
* Courser Bee Honey
* Endura Shroom
* Hearty Radish
* Hearty Truffle
* Hylian Shroom
* Hyrule Herb
* Stamella Shroom

## Nomenclature

Applean Forest is named for the multitude of Apple-bearing Trees it holds.

## References

1. ↑ "***Applean Forest***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Yahaha! You found me!*" — Korok (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Forêt des Pommes*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Arboleda de manzanos*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Amber

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**Ambers** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

Ambers are Materials that can be found in Treasure Chests. The Gem can also sometimes be found inside snowballs when they shatter, as well as within Ore Deposits. Stone Taluses and Stone Pebblits also occasionally drop these. They are sold by Kairo, who travels between Foothill Stable and the Maw of Death Mountain. Ten pieces of Amber can be used at Starlight Memories to create the Amber Earring, which uses the Amber to harness the power of the land and increase defense. The Kochi Dye Shop also accepts Ambers as an ingredient to make Orange Dye.

When speaking to Ramella in Goron City, she will explain that if Link brings her 10 Ambers, she will pay more for them than a store will. This will begin the Side Quest "The Jewel Trade". Afterwards, Link may sell batches of 10 Gems to Ramella in exchange for an increased payment.

Ambers are required to upgrade the following pieces of Armor at a Great Fairy Fountain.

### *Tears of the Kingdom*

The Amber material is set to reappear in *Tears of the Kingdom*, though it has a different design compared to *Breath of the Wild* and *Age of Calamity*.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

In Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, Ambers share their appearance with their Breath of the Wild version. They can be bought at the store in the Gerudo Desert, or be found in gray treasure chests in main quests, as well as be obtained through first-clear rewards. They can be sold to most Merchants for 30 Rupees, but Dayfah will buy them for 75 Rupees.

## See Also

* Material
* Amber Relic
* Goron Amber
* Gem
* Flint
* Opal
* Luminous Stone
* Ruby
* Sapphire
* Topaz
* Diamond

## References

1. ↑ "*Amber
A fossilized resin with a caramelesque sheen to it. It's been valued as a component in decorations and crafting since ancient times.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Amber
A fossilized resin with a caramelesque sheen to it. It's been valued as a component in decorations and crafting since ancient times.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*Amber Earrings
One of the items sold by the Gerudo jeweler. These earrings are made with amber, a gem that harnesses the power of the land to increase defense when equipped.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Yes, 10 pieces of amber... Sell them to the shop, and you'll get 300 rupees. Or sell them to me for 500 rupees!*" — Ramella (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*I need to procure other jewels too, so keep bringing me what you find. Bring me 10 at a time, got it? As for what kinds of jewels I want to buy, well... That's likely to change every once in a while.*" — Ramella (*Breath of the Wild*)
Aldor Foothills

The **Aldor Foothills** are a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

The Aldor Foothills act as a southern foundation for Mount Drena, directly west of Lake Mekar in the Great Hyrule Forest. They consist of multiple levels of rocky terrain that slowly increase in steepness. The lower area of the Foothills is patrolled by a Blue Lynel.

A Blue Hinox sleeps on the eastern side of the Aldor Foothills within a clump of Trees. It carries a Royal Bow, a Royal Broadsword, and a Royal Claymore around its neck.

A single Korok can be found in the Aldor Foothills. Link must destroy the pottery hidden in a fallen Tree, which is located near the ruins at the base of the Foothills. When this is done, the Korok will reveal itself and give him a Korok Seed.

### Creatures

* Blue Sparrow
* Common Sparrow
* Grassland Fox
* Hightail Lizard
* Maraudo Wolf
* Mountain Goat
* Pink Heron
* Restless Cricket
* Summerwing Butterfly
* Sunset Firefly
* Warm Darner
* Wood Pigeon

### Materials

* Hearty Truffle
* Razorshroom
* Silent Shroom

### Minor Enemies

* Blue-Maned Lynel
* Forest Octorok

## Nomenclature

The Aldor Foothills are named for Aldo, a Korok from *The Wind Waker*.

## See Also

* Aldo
* Mount Drena

## References

1. ↑ "***Aldor Foothills***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Yahaha! You found me!*" — Korok (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Plateau d'Aulnius*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Ladera de Aliso*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Ancient Anchor

**Ancient Anchors** are items in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

Ancient Anchors are Anchors belonging to the Stone Ship set of Ship Parts. They are shaped from the mold of an ancient statue. Just like most Ship Parts, Link can collect multiple Ancient Anchors. They can be obtained through various methods:

* Purchasing them from Beedle and other Shops.
* Finding them in Treasure Chests.
* Salvaging them using the Salvage Arm.
* Winning them from Mini-Games.
* Trading them in Freedle's boxes.

Attaching three, six, or all eight Stone Ship parts to the *SS Linebeck* will increase its stamina to five, six, or seven Hearts, respectively. Ancient Anchors can be sold to the Treasure Teller for either 50, 150, or 800 Rupees. Their value is determined randomly when the Save file is created, and is the same for all Ship Parts from the Stone Ship set.

## Gallery

* A Stone Anchor attached to the complete Stone Ship

## See Also

* Ancient Cannon
* Mermaid Prow
* Peaceful Bridge
* Pillar Handrail
* Rock Wheel
* Stone Chimney
* Stone Hull

## References

1. ↑ "*Ancient Anchor*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
2. ↑ "*An anchor shaped from the mold of an ancient statue.*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Ancre Antique*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Ancre antique*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Uralter Anker*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Ancora antica*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Ancla vetusta*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Ancla Vetusta*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Armoranth

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**Armoranths** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

Armoranths grow in Hyrule Ridge and the Akkala Highlands. They are plentiful near Mija's Great Fairy Fountain, which is outside of Tarrey Town. When an Armoranth is Cooked into a meal in a Cooking Pot, the resulting dish will grant Link an increased defense when eaten. Armoranths can be roasted by a Fire to create Roasted Armoranths. At the Kochi Dye Shop, Link can use Armoranths to create Purple Dye.

In order to start the "Little Sister's Big Request" Side Quest, Link must find common ground with Jana, or else she will not speak to him. If he has an Armoranth, Jana will notice and ask for it. If Link gives it to her, she will state that it is her favorite plant and that she may get along with him after all.

As a flower, Armoranths can be used to Cook the following meals:

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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Armoranths can be sold for 5 Rupees.

## See Also

* Material
* Ironshroom
* Fortified Pumpkin
* Armored Carp
* Armored Porgy
* Ironshell Crab

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Armoranth
This tough medicinal plant cannot be broken, but it can be cooked. Its durable yet flexible fibers raise your defense when cooked into a dish.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Armoranth
This tough medicinal plant cannot be broken. Its durable yet flexible fibers are said to make the body more resistant.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*Hmmm... What's that? What do you have there? That's armoranth, isn't it?! Could you...um...maybe give me some?*" — Jana (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*For you to be walking around with my favorite plant... It seems you and I may just get along after all.*" — Jana (*Breath of the Wild*)
Ancient Screw

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**Ancient Screws** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

Ancient Screws are Materials that can be dropped by any Guardian after defeating them in battle, or by searching an already destroyed Guardian. Link can also purchase them from Stores such as the traveling merchant Teli, who travels around the Necluda province. Like all Ancient Materials, Ancient Screws are pieces of ancient machinery created by the ancient Sheikah. It shows no signs of wear, no matter how much it's used.

At the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, the Ancient Oven can use them to forge Ancient Set and other Ancient Soldier Gear. Additionally, like other Monster Parts, Link can use them to create Elixirs by Cooking them with small Animals. Three Ancient Screws are needed to upgrade the Sheikah Sensor at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab during the "Slated for Upgrades" Side Quest. They can also be sold to Kilton at the Fang and Bone for Mon or used to make Gray Dye at the Kochi Dye Shop.

Ancient Screws are required to upgrade the following pieces of Armor at a Great Fairy Fountain.

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

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Ancient Screws can be sold to the Merchant Cheria for 30 Rupees, but they are worth 12 Rupees when sold to anyone else.

## See also

* Ancient Material
* Material
* Monster Part

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Ancient Screw
A screw used in ancient machinery. It's made of an unknown material, and no matter how many times it's turned, its threads never seem to show signs of wear.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Ancient Screw
A screw used in ancient machinery. It's made of an unknown material, and no matter how many times it's turned, its threads never seem to show signs of wear.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*You'll need three ancient screws to power up your Sheikah Sensor.*" — Purah (*Breath of the Wild*)
Armor Ring L-1

The **Armor Ring L-1** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

The Armor Ring L-1 can be found in the Moblin's Keep in *Oracle of Ages*. The Magic Ring can be appraised at Vasu Jewelers for 20 Rupees. When worn, it decreases damage taken by Link while also decreasing Sword damage. The Armor Ring L-1 can be transferred to *Oracle of Seasons* by talking to either the Blue or Red Snake.

## See Also

* Armor Ring L-2
* Armor Ring L-3

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Armor Ring L-1
Damage taken
Sword damage* " — Quest Status (*Oracle of Seasons*)
2. ↑ "*Armor Ring L-1
Damage taken
Sword damage* " — Quest Status (*Oracle of Ages*)
3. ↑ "*A. Armatura L-1*" — N/A (*Oracle of Seasons*)
Alf

Non-Canon Information

**Alf** is a character in the *Ocarina of Time* manga by Akira Himekawa. He lives in Kakariko Village after Link awakens as the Hero of Time.

## Biography

Soon after Link awakens from his seven year sleep, he sets off across Hyrule Field to venture further and defeat Ganondorf. However, the field had become a complete wasteland. As Link is suffering of thirst and hunger, he approaches Kakariko Village. As he arrives, he is attacked by Impa, who doesn't recognize him and confuses him with the humanoid monsters that sneak into the village. Soon after she reveals her identity, Alf is seen pleading with an older woman to keep Epona and avoid giving her to Ganondorf. Link comes out of a house in which he was resting and calms Epona. Later, Alf suggests that Link stay in Kakariko and live with his family.  A few minutes later, Alf peers over the stone wall of the well and is attacked by a strange black mist. The mist begins to strangle him, but Link arrives and slices the mist in half just in time. The mist reveals itself as Dark Link, who Link begins to battle and eventually defeat. Alf is last seen waving goodbye to Link as he leaves Kakariko Village.

## References

1. ↑ *Ocarina of Time* manga vol. 1, VIZ Media, pg. 176
2. ↑ "*Stop! Don't take away Epona! I can't stand the thought of Epona being Ganondorf's horse!*" (*Ocarina of Time* manga vol. 1, VIZ Media, pg. 176)
3. ↑ "*You should live here! I'll introduce you to my sister!*" (*Ocarina of Time* manga vol. 1, VIZ Media, pg. 181)
39

39
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"**39**" is a Song in *The Minish Cap*.

## Overview

"39" plays in Deepwood Shrine. It appears as the thirty-ninth track on the Phonograph in the Music House.

## References

1. ↑ "*Track: 39*" — N/A (*The Minish Cap*)

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song