Isle of Ember
Template:Sources Template:Infobox Place The Isle of Ember is a location in Phantom Hourglass.[1][2]
Features
The Isle of Ember is the island where the first Temple, Temple of Fire, is located. It also has a large volcano, which erupts when Link is traveling up the mountain to the Temple.
The island is the home of the fortune-teller Astrid. Astrid, upon seeing the Ghost Ship dock at the island, took refuge in the basement of her home and became trapped inside. Link must shout through the door to find out that it can be only unlocked by finding the whereabouts of the three torches located around the island. Only her assistant Kayo knows where they are. Kayo is unfortunately dead, but, once his grave is found, he will tell the hero the locations of the torches.
After access to the dungeon is revealed, Link has to navigate around the volcano and walk close to its crater. While at the same time, he must dodge the native Tektites and the rocks that fall from the sky after being expulsed by the volcanic eruptions. At the end, he finds the Temple of Fire, which holds the Lua error in Module:Term at line 116: page parameter cannot be empty. and the Spirit of Power known as Leaf.[3]
Ojibe of Mercay Island claims that the Island is revered as a place of prophetic power.[4]
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | 火の島 (Hi no shima) | Fire Island |
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FrenchCA | Ile du Feu | Island of Fire |
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FrenchEU | Ile du Feu | Isle of Fire |
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German | Insel des Feuers | |
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Italian | Isola tizzone | |
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Spanish | Isla del Fuego | Island of Fire |
Gallery
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The Isle of Ember map
References
- ↑ "Isle of Ember" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 113 (PH)
- ↑ "Look, Link! It's the Spirit of Power, Leaf! This must all be what Astrid was talking about." — Ciela (Skyward Sword)
- ↑ "You have? Impressive! You know, that island she's said to live on... We all revere it as a place of prophetic power! I'd sail there too, but not with so many monsters lurking on the seas!" — Ojibe (Phantom Hourglass)