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The '''Slime Key''' is one of several [[Dungeon Key]]s in {{LA}}.<ref name="Obtention"/> | The '''Slime Key''' is one of the several [[Dungeon Key]]s in {{LA}}.<ref name="Obtention"/> | ||
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Revision as of 18:39, 3 June 2018
Template:Item The Slime Key is one of the several Dungeon Keys in Link's Awakening.[1]
Location and Uses
Initially, the Slime Key is owned by Richard. When Link travels to Kanalet Castle and speaks to him, he will ask Link to bring him back five Golden Leaves in exchange for the Key.[2][3] When Link returns with the five Leaves, Richard will let him through his back garden where an Owl Statue is located.[4] Link must use the Shovel to dig at the Statue's feet and find the Key.[5]
The Slime Key allows Link, upon inserting it into the Slime Keyhole,[6] to unlock the access to the Key Cavern.[7]
Nomenclature
The Slime Key may be named after Slime Eye, the Boss of the Key Cavern, with which it bears a close resemblance.
Gallery
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Artwork of the Slime Key from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening – Nintendo Player's Guide
