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Avoid the Octorok and the Big Deku Baba (if you haven't seen them before, it's an enlarged Deku Baba). Go to the right side and use your Hookshot to kill the Skullwalltulas that are on the vines. You may have to step further away from the wall to reach the third. Or, if you really can't reach it, climb up the right side of the vines and avoid the top one; it's easiest to just ignore it (if it turns purple, it will attack you!). However, there is an alternate way. Did you remember to get Bombchus? Use one and aim it at the last Skullwalltula. That takes care of the third! Climb the vines to the door at the top. Enter the next room and kill the Blue Bubble inside to get the {{im/oot|Dungeon Items|Dungeon Map}} and unlock the doors. | Avoid the Octorok and the Big Deku Baba (if you haven't seen them before, it's an enlarged Deku Baba). Go to the right side and use your Hookshot to kill the Skullwalltulas that are on the vines. You may have to step further away from the wall to reach the third. Or, if you really can't reach it, climb up the right side of the vines and avoid the top one; it's easiest to just ignore it (if it turns purple, it will attack you!). However, there is an alternate way. Did you remember to get Bombchus? Use one and aim it at the last Skullwalltula. That takes care of the third! Climb the vines to the door at the top. Enter the next room and kill the Blue Bubble inside to get the {{im/oot|Dungeon Items|Dungeon Map}} and unlock the doors. | ||
The next room is actually one of the balconies above the northeastern courtyard | The next room is actually one of the balconies above the northeastern courtyard. Use your Hookshot to hit the black target with a crescent moon (it looks like two concentric circles from far away) on it on the northern wall (to your left as you come onto the balcony). You will be pulled toward the spot and fall down on another balcony. Step on the red switch to drain the water from the well. Now jump or climb the vine down to the ground and into the well (you'll be in the long hallway of B1). There is a '''small key''' in a treasure chest you need near the western wall. | ||
After you get the key, climb up the vines behind the chest (this will take you back to the northwestern courtyard). Climb out of the well and head towards the Big Deku Baba and turn right into the door (the main room). Stay to your right, climb the little step and go up the stairs to the western door. It's locked, so you'll have to use one of the small keys you found to open it (just press {{Control|{{n64|A}}|{{gc|A}}|{{wii-cc|A}}|{{3ds|A}}}} in front of it like a normal door). Head through the door and kill the Big Skulltula. | After you get the key, climb up the vines behind the chest (this will take you back to the northwestern courtyard). Climb out of the well and head towards the Big Deku Baba and turn right into the door (the main room). Stay to your right, climb the little step and go up the stairs to the western door. It's locked, so you'll have to use one of the small keys you found to open it (just press {{Control|{{n64|A}}|{{gc|A}}|{{wii-cc|A}}|{{3ds|A}}}} in front of it like a normal door). Head through the door and kill the Big Skulltula. | ||
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===Magic Attacks=== | ===Magic Attacks=== | ||
When the fight starts, Phantom Ganon will begin floating around the room somewhat close to the ground shooting bright yellow magic bolts at you. You can block them easily enough with your shield, but this is purely defensive and won't advance the fight - Navi advises that you need to counter these attacks with one of your own. {{control|{{N64|Z}}|{{gc|L}}|{{wii-cc|L}}|{{3ds|L}}}}-Target Phantom Ganon and while you're locked on, swing your sword as one of the bolts approaches - if you time it correctly, the bolt will reflect back towards Phantom Ganon! While he's close to the ground it's best to dodge his attacks - the reflected bolts will ricochet away from Phantom Ganon. However, after a moment or two he will float higher into the air, pause momentarily and then fire a slower moving magic ball at you: this is the time to fight! Strike the ball as it approaches, and you'll begin a batting war between you two - each time someone hits the ball it speeds up. If you can survive about four or five volleys (tip: stand as far away from him as you can so you have more time to act) Phantom Ganon will inevitably mess up and the ball will hit him, stunning him and dropping him to the ground, opening himself up for your attack! If you have the Biggoron Sword switch to it as fast as possible, do a jumping attack and then strike him several times. The same strategy applies with the Master Sword, although it will take more strikes to finish him - either way, keep this up until you win | When the fight starts, Phantom Ganon will begin floating around the room somewhat close to the ground shooting bright yellow magic bolts at you. You can block them easily enough with your shield, but this is purely defensive and won't advance the fight - Navi advises that you need to counter these attacks with one of your own. {{control|{{N64|Z}}|{{gc|L}}|{{wii-cc|L}}|{{3ds|L}}}}-Target Phantom Ganon and while you're locked on, swing your sword as one of the bolts approaches - if you time it correctly, the bolt will reflect back towards Phantom Ganon! While he's close to the ground it's best to dodge his attacks - the reflected bolts will ricochet away from Phantom Ganon. However, after a moment or two he will float higher into the air, pause momentarily and then fire a slower moving magic ball at you: this is the time to fight! Strike the ball as it approaches, and you'll begin a batting war between you two - each time someone hits the ball it speeds up. If you can survive about four or five volleys (tip: stand as far away from him as you can so you have more time to act) Phantom Ganon will inevitably mess up and the ball will hit him, stunning him and dropping him to the ground, opening himself up for your attack! If you have the Biggoron Sword switch to it as fast as possible, do a jumping attack and then strike him several times. The same strategy applies with the Master Sword, although it will take more strikes to finish him - either way, keep this up until you win. | ||
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[[File:LOZ OOT Phantom Ganon Strongest Attack.PNG|thumb|left|Beware his final attack- it does a lot of damage! Stand back and defend!]] | [[File:LOZ OOT Phantom Ganon Strongest Attack.PNG|thumb|left|Beware his final attack- it does a lot of damage! Stand back and defend!]] | ||
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*'''Odd Mushroom''': Upon entering the Lost Woods, head to the left. You should find a strange looking man asleep. He is Grog. Awaken him using Cojiro. Apparently, he is the original owner of the bird. He will give you the mushroom to take to the potion lady in Kakariko. | *'''Odd Mushroom''': Upon entering the Lost Woods, head to the left. You should find a strange looking man asleep. He is Grog. Awaken him using Cojiro. Apparently, he is the original owner of the bird. He will give you the mushroom to take to the potion lady in Kakariko. | ||
*'''Odd Medicine''': You have only three minutes to deliver the mushroom to the potion lady. If you have Epona | *'''Odd Medicine''': You have only three minutes to deliver the mushroom to the potion lady. If you have Epona, this task will be a whole lot easier. To get to the potion lady's abode, find the potion shop that relocated from the market. There is a back door on the left. Now enter the barn on your right. Give the mushroom to the lady. | ||
NOTE: You cannot use warping melodies to help you. If you do, the time will automatically drop to 1 second. | NOTE: You cannot use warping melodies to help you. If you do, the time will automatically drop to 1 second. | ||
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*'''Broken Sword''': Unlike some of the other steps, the Kokiri girl does not tell you what to do with the Poacher's Saw. Take the Poacher's Saw to the Carpenter boss in Gerudo Valley. He will give you the broken sword. | *'''Broken Sword''': Unlike some of the other steps, the Kokiri girl does not tell you what to do with the Poacher's Saw. Take the Poacher's Saw to the Carpenter boss in Gerudo Valley. He will give you the broken sword. | ||
*'''Eye Drop Prescription''': Take the broken sword to the top of Death Mountain. Show it to Biggoron, and he will give you the eye drop prescription. | *'''Eye Drop Prescription''': Take the broken sword to the top of Death Mountain. Show it to Biggoron, and he will give you the eye drop prescription. | ||
*'''Eyeball Frog''': Next take the eye drop prescription to King Zora. He will give you the Eyeball Frog. (NOTE: If you have not gotten him unfrozen, you must unfreeze him with blue fire, from the Ice Cavern | *'''Eyeball Frog''': Next take the eye drop prescription to King Zora. He will give you the Eyeball Frog. (NOTE: If you have not gotten him unfrozen, you must unfreeze him with blue fire, from the Ice Cavern.) | ||
*'''Eye Drops''': Give the Eyeball Frog to the scientist at Lake Hylia. He should give you the Eye Drops. | *'''Eye Drops''': Give the Eyeball Frog to the scientist at Lake Hylia. He should give you the Eye Drops. | ||
*{{im/oot|Equipment|Biggoron's Sword}}: Finally, the last step, take the eye drops to Biggoron and give them to him. He will give you a claim check for a sword. If you play the Sun's Song and go ahead about 4 days, it will be finished. | *{{im/oot|Equipment|Biggoron's Sword}}: Finally, the last step, take the eye drops to Biggoron and give them to him. He will give you a claim check for a sword. If you play the Sun's Song and go ahead about 4 days, it will be finished. | ||