The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time/Spirit Temple: Difference between revisions

====Unlocking Danger====

In the next room, several enemies are waiting to greet you, the most dangerous a Wallmaster. Watch out for it and the Keese. Collect the five silver rupees in the room, and a bridge will lower to the other side, but it will also release more Keese and Fire Keese. Light up the two torches and then get the small key from the treasure chest. Go through the door when you're done here.

You will be back in the first room. Crawl through the hole you haven't gone through yet, and unlock the door. In the next room, kill the Skullwaltulas and then climb the wall.

====Bombchu Demolition====

====Three Tricky Puzzles====

This room has several traps and a few puzzles to solve before you can move on.

Get all of the silver rupees in this room to light up one of the torches and open the way back out. Then, use a Deku Stick to light up the rest of them to find a chest with a small key. There are three blocks in this room you can block the spike traps with to make this easier. Now, look around for a moment and you will see that light is shining into the room from a hole in the wall. Push the block with a sun switch on it under the sunlight. This will open another door. Then go through the door that is now shown and use your key to open it.  

===Mini-Boss: Iron Knuckle===

====Entrance to the Future====

Now that you have the Silver Gauntlets, you can move bigger objects. Go up the stairs, turn right and move the gray block. Push it until it falls into place. This room is similar to the room you entered as a child. Hit the switch that is in the middle of the ceiling to open one of the doors. Go through the door on the left first. Kill the Wolfos in this room, and then go and stand on the Triforce Symbol on the floor and play Zelda's Lullaby. A chest should appear on the other side. Longshot over to the chest and open it to get the compass. Now head back a room. Enter the door on your right. Avoid the boulders that are rolling around and get the silver rupees in the small alcoves. Use the Hover Boots to get the one in the air.

The next room holds a small key. Kill the Like-Like to get it. Head back to the first room. Enter the locked door in the middle.

Now, you are back in the big main room. Climb up the stairs and  use the hover boots to jump to the huge statue's hand where you see a Triforce Symbol. Play Zelda's Lullaby to make a chest appear on the other hand. Longshot to it to get a small key. Go back to where you just entered this room and longshot to the target on the ceiling. Then climb the stairs and open the locked door.

There is a Gold Skulltula you can reach by playing the Scarecrow's Song. The longshot will also reach it.}}  

In the northern part of Gerudos' Fortress, there is a Horseback Archery minigame. You must score 1500 points or over to receive a quiver upgrade (You must first score 1000 points and obtain the Piece of Heart.) What you can do is shoot the jugs on the first part, shoot bull-eyes into the West target, shoot  bulls-eyes coming back, and shoot more bulls-eyes at the end (on the East target.) After an impressive display of arching skills, the Gerudo woman will commend you for them with the Biggest Quiver, which holds a maximum of 50 arrows. Take good care of it, as it is very special to her.

If you've followed this sidequest and collected all 36 Heart Pieces and the 8 Heart Containers, your Health Meter will be complete!  

*'''Gerudo Fortress''': On the roof of the left section of the Fortress is a chest containing a Heart Piece. You will need to Longshot to it from the prison.  

*'''Desert Colossus''': As a child, warp here using the Requiem of Spirit and plant a Magic Bean in the soil. Return as an adult and ride the platform to the nearby Heart Piece.}}

These should be the last few Skulltulas left to find. With all 100 tokens, you'll break the curse!

*'''Gerudo Valley''': Behind the carpenters' tent lies a Gold Skulltula on the rock wall. Use your longshot to obtain the token.