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*The tunes howled are | *The first four tunes howled are [[Ocarina]] songs from {{OoT}} and {{MM}}, two of them are completely original compositions; and the final one is ''Twilight Princess''' variation of the main Zelda theme, sometimes referred to as the "Ballad of Twilight" by fans. | ||
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Template:Object Howling Stones are objects in Twilight Princess. They are stones that enable Link to learn new Hidden Skills.
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 Golden 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 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
Most Howling Stones can be howled in any order; however, Hidden Skills are always learned in the same order.
Howling Stone Location | Golden Wolf Location | Song | Hidden Skill |
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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 | New song | Mortal Draw |
Snowpeak | Kakariko Village Graveyard | New song | Jump Strike |
Hidden Village | Castle Town Central Square | New song | Great Spin |
Trivia
- The first four tunes howled are Ocarina songs from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, two of them are completely original compositions; and the final one is Twilight Princess' variation of the main Zelda theme, sometimes referred to as the "Ballad of Twilight" by fans.
Nomenclature
Names in Other Regions | |||
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Language | Name | Meaning | |
Italian | Pietra del vento | wind stone |
Gallery
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"Song of Healing"
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"Requiem of Spirit"
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"Prelude of Light"
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"Zelda's Lullaby"
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New song 1
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New song 2
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New song 3