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{{Object
{{Infobox Object
|name = Howling Stone
|image=  
|image = [[File:Howling Stone.png|100px]]
{{Media
|caption =  
|Model TP= File:Howling Stone.png
|game = {{TP}}
|Model TPHD= File:TPHD Howling Stone Model.png
|other =
|uses = Summoning the [[Golden Wolf]]
|comp = [[Gossip Stone]]<br>[[Sound Stone]]
|theme music =
}}
}}
'''Howling Stones''' are objects in {{TP}}. They are stones that enable [[Link]] to learn new [[Hidden Skill]]s.  
|caption=
|pronunciation=
|plural=
|game= TP
|other=
|location=
|uses= Summoning the {{Term|TPHD|Golden Wolf|link}}
|comp= {{List|{{Term|Series|Gossip Stone|link}}, {{Term|Series|Air Stone|link}}}}
|theme music=
}}
{{Term/Store|Howling Stone|Howling Stones|Series, TP, TPHD|plural}} are {{Plural|TPHD|Object|link}} in {{TP}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 97 {{Exp Game|TP, TPHD}}}}</ref> They are stones that enable [[Link]] to learn new {{Plural|TPHD|Hidden Skill|link}}.  


==Uses==
==Location and Uses==
When standing next to a Howling Stone, Link is able to hear the wind blowing a tune. In [[Wolf Link|wolf form]], Link must howl the tune next to the stone; afterwards, he is transported to another landscape, where he must howl the tune again. This time, however, the [[Golden Wolf]] will howl with him.
When standing next to a Howling Stone, Link is able to hear the wind blowing a tune. In [[Wolf Link|wolf form]], Link must howl the tune next to the stone; afterwards, he is transported to another landscape, where he must howl the tune again. This time, however, the [[White Wolf]] will howl with him.


There is no Howling Stone for the first meeting with the Golden Wolf, since Link encounters him on the way to the [[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]] in [[Faron Woods]]. There is an additional Howling Stone with the symbol of the [[Triforce]] as opposed to the [[Sheikah]] [[Eye Symbol]] in the [[Sacred Grove]]. It is required to venture further into the grove.
There is no Howling Stone for the first meeting with the White Wolf, since Link encounters him on the way to the {{Term|TPHD|Forest Temple|link}} in [[Faron Woods]]. There is an additional Howling Stone with the symbol of the [[Triforce]] as opposed to the [[Sheikah]] [[Eye Symbol]] in the [[Sacred Grove]]. It is required to venture further into the grove.


==Locations==
[[File:HowlingStone.jpg|right|thumb|Wolf Link howling in Snowpeak]]
Most Howling Stones can be howled in any order; however, Hidden Skills are always learned in the same order.
Most Howling Stones can be howled in any order; however, Hidden Skills are always learned in the same order.


{| class="altrow" style="text-align:center"
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! width=200| Howling Stone Location
! Howling Stone Location
! width=200| Golden Wolf Location
! White Wolf Location
! width=200| Song
! Song
! width=200| Hidden Skill
! Hidden Skill
 
|-
|-
| [[Death Mountain]]
| [[Death Mountain]]
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| [[Lake Hylia]]
| [[Lake Hylia]]
| [[Gerudo Desert]]
| [[Gerudo Desert]]
| New song
| <!-- This is NOT the "Goron Lullaby". -->"[[Unnamed Song 1]]"<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= {{Color|E Red|♪ Unnamed Song 1}}<br/>Howled in Lake Hylia to teach Link Mortal Draw. |book= E |publisher= |page= 97}}</ref>
| [[Mortal Draw]]
| [[Mortal Draw]]
|-
|-
| [[Snowpeak]]
| [[Snowpeak]]
| [[Kakariko Village Graveyard]]
| [[Kakariko Village Graveyard]]
| New song
| <!-- This is NOT the "Ballad of Gales". -->"[[Unnamed Song 2]]"<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= {{Color|E Red|♪ Unnamed Song 2}}<br/>Howled in Snowpeak to learn Jump Strike. |book= E |publisher= |page= 97}}</ref>
| [[Jump Strike]]
| [[Jump Strike]]
|-
|-
| [[Hidden Village]]
| [[Hidden Village]]
| [[Castle Town Central Square]]
| [[Castle Town Central Square]]
| New song
| "{{TP}} Main Theme"
| [[Great Spin]]
| [[Great Spin]]
|}
|}


==Trivia==
==Nomenclature==
*The tunes howled are mainly [[Ocarina]] songs from {{OoT}} and {{MM}}; however, three of them are new compositions for the game.
{{Nomenclature}}
 
===Other Names===
{{Other Names
|-
| Windstone<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= TP |guide= Prima |page= map insert}}</ref>
| {{TP}}
| {{Guide|TP|Prima}}
| {{E}}
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Wolf Song 1.ogg|"Song of Healing"
File:TP Wolf Link Howling.png|Wolf Link howling in Snowpeak
File:Wolf Song 2.ogg|"Requiem of Spirit"
File:Wolf Song 3.ogg|"Prelude of Light"
File:TP Zelda's Lullaby (Howl).ogg|"Zelda's Lullaby"
File:Wolf Song 4.ogg|New song
File:Wolf Song 5.ogg|New song
File:Wolf Song 6.ogg|New song
</gallery>
</gallery>


{{Instruments}}
{{Ref}}


[[Category:Objects in Twilight Princess]]
{{Categories
|Instruments, Stones, Wind Instruments
|objects= TP, TPHD
}}

Latest revision as of 05:55, 15 April 2024

Howling Stones are Objects in Twilight Princess.[1] They are stones that enable Link to learn new Hidden Skills.

Location and Uses

When standing next to a Howling Stone, Link is able to hear the wind blowing a tune. In wolf form, Link must howl the tune next to the stone; afterwards, he is transported to another landscape, where he must howl the tune again. This time, however, the White Wolf will howl with him.

There is no Howling Stone for the first meeting with the White Wolf, since Link encounters him on the way to the Forest Temple in Faron Woods. There is an additional Howling Stone with the symbol of the Triforce as opposed to the Sheikah Eye Symbol in the Sacred Grove. It is required to venture further into the grove.

Most Howling Stones can be howled in any order; however, Hidden Skills are always learned in the same order.

Howling Stone Location White Wolf Location Song Hidden Skill
Death Mountain Ordon Spring "Song of Healing" Shield Attack
Upper Zora's River Hyrule Field "Requiem of Spirit" Back Slice
Faron Woods Hyrule Field "Prelude of Light" Helm Splitter
Sacred Grove N/A "Zelda's Lullaby" N/A
Lake Hylia Gerudo Desert "Unnamed Song 1"[2] Mortal Draw
Snowpeak Kakariko Village Graveyard "Unnamed Song 2"[3] Jump Strike
Hidden Village Castle Town Central Square "Twilight Princess Main Theme" Great Spin

Nomenclature

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Other Names

These names, though from official English sources, are not considered Canon by Zelda Wiki as they contradict a name or names from a higher-priority source.
Name
Windstone[4]
Applies to
Twilight Princess
Source

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess—PRIMA Official Game Guide by Prima Games

Superseded by
Encyclopedia
NameApplies toSourceSuperseded by
Windstone[4]
Twilight Princess

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess—PRIMA Official Game Guide by Prima Games

Encyclopedia

Gallery

  • Wolf Link howling in Snowpeak

    Wolf Link howling in Snowpeak

References

  1. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 97 (TP | TPHD)
  2. ↑ "♪ Unnamed Song 1
    Howled in Lake Hylia to teach Link Mortal Draw.    " (Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 97)
  3. ↑ "♪ Unnamed Song 2
    Howled in Snowpeak to learn Jump Strike.    " (Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 97)
  4. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess—PRIMA Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. map insert
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