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====List of {{Plural|TotK|Cave}}==== | ====List of {{Plural|TotK|Cave}}==== | ||
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|TotK= Akkala Citadel Ruins Cave, Akkala Citadel Ruins Summit Cave, Ancient Altar Ruins, Ancient Columns Cave, Ancient Tree Stump Cave, Ancient Prison Ruins, Ancient Zora Waterworks, Atun Valley Cave, Boné Pond East Cave, Bottomless Cave, Brightcap Cave, Byroad to Lanayru Wetlands, Calora Lake Cave, Cape Cales Cliffbase Cave, Cave Near the Goddess Statue, Cave Under Zora's Domain, Central Gerudo Cave, Cephla Lake Cave, Coliseum Ruins Cave, Construction Site Cave, Cora Lakefront Cave, Corta Lake Cave, Crenel Hills Cave, Crenel Peak Cave, Cucco Hideaway, Death Mountain East Tunnel, Death Mountain Foothill Cave, Death Mountain West Tunnel, Deepback Bay Cave, Deplian Badlands Cave, Dueling Peaks North Cave, Dueling Peaks South Cave, East Biron Snowshelf Cave, East Gerudo Ruins Cave, East Restaurant Cave, Eventide Island Cave, Finra Woods Excavation Site, Floria River Upstream Excavation, Foothill Monster Den, Fort Hateno Cave, Gerudo Canyon Mine (Cave), Gerudo Great Skeleton, Gerudo Sanctuary, Gisa Crater Cave, Great Plateau Foothill Cave, Gorko Tunnel, Goronbi River Cave, Hebra Great Skeleton, Hebra Headspring Cave, Hebra Mountains Northwest Cave, Hebra South Summit Cave, Horon Lagoon Cave, Icefall Foothills Cave, Isle of Rabac Gallery, Kakariko Village Cave, Komo Shoreline Cave, Kopeeki Drifts Cave, Koukot Plateau Cave, Lake Darman Monster Den, Lake Ferona Cave, Lake Hylia Whirlpool Cave, Lake Intenoch Cave, Lake Kilsie Cave, Lanayru Road East Cave, Lanayru Road South Cave, Lindor's Brow Cave, Lizard's Burrow, Lower Spectacle Rock Cave, Luto's Channel, Mapla Point Cave, Meadela's Mantle Cave, Mining Cave, Mount Drena Foothill Cave, Mount Dunsel Cave, Mount Floria Cave, Mount Nabooru Cave, Mount Nabooru South Cave, Mystathi's Shelf Cave, North Akkala Beach Cave, North Biron Snowshelf Cave, North Hyrule Plain Cave, Oakle's Navel Cave, Oasis Source, Oren Bridge Cave, Pagos Woods Excavation Site, Passeri Greenbelt Cave, Pico Pond Cave, Pikida Stonegrove Northwest Cave, Pit Cave, Ploymus Mountain Cave, Pondside Cave, Popla Foothills Excavation Site, Pristine Sanctum, Puffer Beach Overhead Cave, Quicksand Lake Cave, Ralis Channel, Ranch Ruins | |TotK= Akkala Citadel Ruins Cave, Akkala Citadel Ruins Summit Cave, Ancient Altar Ruins, Ancient Columns Cave, Ancient Tree Stump Cave, Ancient Prison Ruins, Ancient Zora Waterworks, Atun Valley Cave, Boné Pond East Cave, Bottomless Cave, Brightcap Cave, Byroad to Lanayru Wetlands, Calora Lake Cave, Cape Cales Cliffbase Cave, Cave Near the Goddess Statue, Cave Under Zora's Domain, Central Gerudo Cave, Cephla Lake Cave, Coliseum Ruins Cave, Construction Site Cave, Cora Lakefront Cave, Corta Lake Cave, Crenel Hills Cave, Crenel Peak Cave, Cucco Hideaway, Death Mountain East Tunnel, Death Mountain Foothill Cave, Death Mountain West Tunnel, Deepback Bay Cave, Deplian Badlands Cave, Dueling Peaks North Cave, Dueling Peaks South Cave, East Biron Snowshelf Cave, East Gerudo Ruins Cave, East Restaurant Cave, Eventide Island Cave, Finra Woods Excavation Site, Floria River Upstream Excavation, Foothill Monster Den, Fort Hateno Cave, Gerudo Canyon Mine (Cave), Gerudo Great Skeleton, Gerudo Sanctuary, Gisa Crater Cave, Great Plateau Foothill Cave, Gorko Tunnel, Goronbi River Cave, Hebra Great Skeleton, Hebra Headspring Cave, Hebra Mountains Northwest Cave, Hebra South Summit Cave, Horon Lagoon Cave, Icefall Foothills Cave, Isle of Rabac Gallery, Kakariko Village Cave, Komo Shoreline Cave, Kopeeki Drifts Cave, Koukot Plateau Cave, Lake Darman Monster Den, Lake Ferona Cave, Lake Hylia Whirlpool Cave, Lake Intenoch Cave, Lake Kilsie Cave, Lanayru Road East Cave, Lanayru Road South Cave, Lindor's Brow Cave, Lizard's Burrow, Lower Spectacle Rock Cave, Luto's Channel, Mapla Point Cave, Meadela's Mantle Cave, Mining Cave, Mount Drena Foothill Cave, Mount Dunsel Cave, Mount Floria Cave, Mount Nabooru Cave, Mount Nabooru South Cave, Mystathi's Shelf Cave, North Akkala Beach Cave, North Biron Snowshelf Cave, North Hyrule Plain Cave, Oakle's Navel Cave, Oasis Source, Oren Bridge Cave, Pagos Woods Excavation Site, Passeri Greenbelt Cave, Pico Pond Cave, Pikida Stonegrove Northwest Cave, Pit Cave, Ploymus Mountain Cave, Pondside Cave, Popla Foothills Excavation Site, Pristine Sanctum, Puffer Beach Overhead Cave, Quicksand Lake Cave, Ralis Channel, Ranch Ruins Cave, Rassla Lake Cave, Rauru Hillside Cave, Rebonae Bridge Cave, Reservoir Lakefront Cavern, Retsam Forest Cave, River of the Dead Waterfall Cave, Robred Dropoff Cave, Rodai Lakefront Tunnel, Rospro Pass Cave, Royal Hidden Passage, Sage Temple Cave, Sahasra Slope Cave, Sarjon Woods Cave, Satori Mountain Cave, Satori Mountain Foothill Cave, Shrine of Resurrection, Skull Lake Cave, South Gerudo Cave, Southern Mine, Spectacle Rock Cave, Stalry Plateau Cave, Statue of the Eighth Heroine Cave, Sturnida Springs Cave, Taafei Hill Cave, Tabahl Woods Cave, Tabantha Hills Cave, Talonto Peak Cave, Tamio River Downstream Cave, Tanagar Canyon East Cave, Tanagar Canyon West Cave, Tarrey Town Tunnel, Tarm Point Cave, Thundra Plateau Cave, Tobio's Hollow Cave, Ubota Point Cave, Ulria Grotto East Cave, Ulria Grotto South Cave, Upland Zorana Byroad, Upland Zorana Foothill Cave, Upland Zorana Mountainside Cave, Upland Zorana Summit Cave, Valley of Silent Statues, Walnot Mountain Cave, West Gerudo Underground Ruins, West Lake Totori Cave, West Restaurant Cave, Whistling Hill Cave, Yiga Blademaster Station, Yiga Clan Maritta Branch, YunoboCo HQ East Cave, YunoboCo HQ South Cave | ||
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Revision as of 01:24, 31 December 2023
Caves are a recurring type of location in The Legend of Zelda series.[1]
Features and Overview
The Adventure of Link
Main articles: Desert Cave and Parapa Cave
A Link to the Past
Link's Awakening
Main articles: Moblin Cave and Tail Cave
Ocarina of Time
Main articles: Dodongo's Cavern and Ice Cavern
Dodongo's Cavern is the second Dungeon in Ocarina of Time, located part-way up the Death Mountain Trail. Originally used as a source of food for the Gorons,[2] it has been infested with Dodongos and sealed off by Ganondorf. Once Link gets inside the Cavern and defeats King Dodongo, Darunia makes him a sworn brother of the Goron tribe and entrusts him with the Spiritual Stone of Fire.[3]
The Ice Cavern is a mini-Dungeon accessed from Zora Fountain, where Link (as an adult) obtains the Iron Boots and learns the Serenade of Water, which allow him to enter the Water Temple. It is filled with falling Icicles, Ice Stalagmites, and ice-based Enemies.
Other Caves include the Forest Stage in the Lost Woods, Death Mountain Crater, and the numerous Secret Grottoes found throughout Hyrule.
Majora's Mask
Main article: Spring Water Cave
Oracle of Seasons
Oracle of Ages
Four Swords
Main article: Talus Cave
The Wind Waker
Main articles: Dragon Roost Cavern and Secret Cave
Four Swords Adventures
The Minish Cap
Main articles: Cave of Flames and Goron Cave
Twilight Princess
Main articles: Cave of Ordeals and Cave of Shadows
Spirit Tracks
Main articles: Lost at Sea Station Cave and Snow Sanctuary Cave
Skyward Sword
Main articles: Lanayru Caves and Waterfall Cave
A Link Between Worlds
Main article: Treasure Hunter Cave
Tri Force Heroes
Main articles: Buzz Blob Cave and Ice Cavern
The second Level of the Woodlands in Tri Force Heroes is the Buzz Blob Cave, where the Links use Bows to battle Blobs, pop Balloons, and activate Shock Switches in order to reach a large pit area where they face off against the Electric Blob King.
The Ice Cavern is the fourth Area of the Drablands. It contains four Levels set in an open-air, mountainous region, filled with slippery surfaces and rolling Boulders. Its Mini-Boss is Freezlord, and its Boss is Blizzagia.
Tears of the Kingdom
As a result of the Upheaval, a number of Caves have opened throughout Hyrule. They feature unique Creatures and Materials that cannot be found anywhere else.[4] Each Cave also contains one Bubbulfrog, which drops a Bubbul Gem upon its defeat.[5][6]
List of Caves
Other Appearances
The Faces of Evil
The Wand of Gamelon
Hyrule Warriors
Cadence of Hyrule
Nomenclature
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Gallery
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A Cave entrance from Cadence of Hyrule
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An Octorok-shaped Cave entrance from Cadence of Hyrule
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An Octorok-shaped Cave entrance from Cadence of Hyrule
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A Skull-shaped Cave entrance from Cadence of Hyrule
References
- ↑ "You there, traveler! Do you have business in this cave, by any chance? I'm sorry to say, but right now it's—" — Kilton (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "We are in danger of extinction! It's all because we can't enter our quarry, the Dodongo's Cavern. We Gorons live on a diet of rocks... And the most delicious and nutritious rocks around are found in the Dodongo's Cavern!" — Goron (Ocarina of Time)
- ↑ "You, on the other hand, risked your life for us... Kid, I like you! How's about you and I become Sworn Brothers?! No, there's no big ceremony involved! Just take this as a token of our friendship!" — Darunia (Ocarina of Time)
- ↑ "Cave Creatures
Caves and wells have their own native flora and fauna." — Tips and Tricks (Tears of the Kingdom) - ↑ "Cave Secrets
They say every cave is home to a Bubbulfrog." — Tips and Tricks (Tears of the Kingdom) - ↑ "Bubbul Gems
The Bubbulfrogs that dwell in caves may drop these. Someone somewhere in Hyrule might be interested in them, so hang on to any you collect!" — Tips and Tricks (Tears of the Kingdom)