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I have a theory that this dungeon was meant to be a part of zora water works being a decent instead of a climb. However they realized that between the 7 dungeons, they only had 1 Sky temple. 2 surface level dungeon that acted like a underground temple And 4 underground temples. In the game they advertised as being mostly in the sky So they had to have one of the temples to bite the bullet. And water temple drew the short stick and that transition from becoming a sky temple took away its identity

The sword that Lake is holding in the intro, sequence looks different than the sword on the box art

one of those things i DO love about TOTK now that i FINALLY got a chance to play it is its sheer freedom. as much as i love TOTKs and BOTWs sense of freedom and exploration, i appreciate how they kinda push you towards starting with the wind temple over outright forcing you to start there.

Echoes of Wisdom immediately made me think of Wand of Gamelon 😂

Fantastic job. So true about the lack of creativity in this dungeon. As far as the reward choice, I always pick Red Tubic until you get access to the Sword Upgrade. Then I switch to Blue.

What about the Deku Tree? Does it not count?

I remember the DX version on Game Boy Colour. Always went Red. But I have a couple of ideas how the Dungeon could have been improved; They could have iterated on ideas they used in the Dungeons you have been through already. Added a second floor under the first, which is shaped like a Hat or Pants (whichever works better), and part of the design is moving between the two floors, with Doors that open with a specific colour active. Meaning the colour switch puzzles have a lot more significance, beyond dropping a key. Another element could be that some floors change colour as well, depending on the switch state (which there are minimum 3 of) All of this training (because that is what the Dungeons partially do, train you in mechanics) leads to how the boss would change. The floor idea that you gave, but with the switches in each corner. And the boss can also bang into them, to make the colours swap, to give him an advantage. And the edges would lead to a Bottomed Pit, much like the 1st Dungeon boss, which resets the fight. With the exit coming out in the adjacent room.

I've never heard anybody pronounce vague "vag" 😭

oo Also neat that the TP dungeon w 4 Poes that u have to hunt down was a reference. Some day I'm gonna finish this game

I never beat this game. Didn't know the ancient sage was named Rauru and they reused that name in TotK- I wonder if there's any significance to that fact

I would love to see you play some of the Zelda Quest fan made games and give your two cents. My favorite is Link to the Heavens. It is shockingly well done with absolutely devious dungeons given the limitations of the Zelda 1 engine.

Best Zelda game ever

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"Cursed Goron dancing!" Gonna love Subrosia. (I gave up for a LONG time on my Gameboy)

Now that TOTK is out, I think a massive war that causes the Zonai to descend from the heavens and intervene would be able to be big enough to cause a Dragonbreak. Especially if it was big enough to, say, break the Triforce into multiple powerful stones.

So much potential, too bad it fell short. That boss fight ☠️

After all these years, I’m embarrassed to say I’ve been using the dpad to diagonally shinespark and didn’t know R works. God dammit.

13:55 Whaaaaat!?! I have played this game like a hundred times and never saw this secret!!

WOW never thought I'd see the day where I find out Capt HATES a Zelda game but here we are! Yeesh watta hater on LA OMG 🤭

underrated game

The Gust jar is not a relic of the Wind tribe that is never stated.

Slime eye took SO LONG to kill for me, i never got the timing right to break him apart. It was a pain. Easy, but a pain.

Here’s my concept to make Vitrius a more skill based fight First change, make the lightning in the first phase target your character, instead of it always targeting the middle of the room, make it attack the area in which link is located when the lighting is shot. Second change, make the boss do it’s lightning attack every 2 hits during the second phase Third change, make the boss every few hits do an attack that covers the entire screen that can only be blocked by the cane of somaria blocks, (maybe an attack where the boss spreads the poison liquid in his arena that the canes block impedes on its path therefore leaving the area behind the block safe) (This attack is also only in phase 2)

So I just beat skyward sword today (late ik) and I guarantee nothing could have prepared me for groose’s character development in this game. And at the climax, when he saved Zelda, my jaw LITERALLY dropped. What an amazing character. Sometimes I do wish this was called the legend of groose tho.

I can't believe it took watching this video for me to realize I could have used the cryonis power to fight off the ice cubes on vah ruta 💀

Wow!!!

i never liked this dungeon very much cause its so simple, but i do like that its in a graveyard and makes the total count go up to 9 dungeons, like in the first zelda :)

I love how clear Revali's SOS is. Sure, it comes in late because of how arrogant he is and how he refuses to call for help, but then it's clear because when he does resort to it, he KNOWS he doesn't stand a chance, and he's calling for help almost single mindedly while likely running away rather than fighting

You are quiet a hero, worth of recognition. Thank you for all that effort

I had an OoT 1.0 or 1.1 cartridge.

You get to keep one of the keys as a memento.

IT’S SHAPED LIKE A SHIRT 👕 my b

Well, technically, it has been Ages. Because that’s what you’ve been playing.

That's obviously a diamond chestplate from the hit indie single Minecraft by Lead singer of Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.

When Zelda and Link did the milestone JUMP to 16-bit SNES I was actually quite disappointed ☹️😔 this game Nintendo gave us looks like 8-bit , seriously it could've been easily ported to Original NES as a late run release, , ,and the PINK HAIR was a idiotic choice for LINK , , and the sprites are tiny dang microscopic for SNES ,😮 I was expecting SNES Zelda to be more like 16-bit games such as Golden Axe or maybe King of Dragons , , , ,so again for me ""ZELDA Link to the Past"" was awful and major disappointment 😢😮☹️😔 great info about dungeon concepts a solid video 👍

Your theory is good and all , but i think is obvious that they didn't cared about continuity that much.

I'm honestly so upset that the Ocarine of Time doesn't actually have anything of value in the game. It's basically just the thing that opens the door, and iirc it's not even used for that except in Rando.

This dungeon is very mediocre, but I think the main problem is that it hasn't aged well. The dungeon was originally made to show off the new color capabilities of the Game Boy Color, but now that that novelty has worn off, you're left with a very meh dungeon. Still, I think the addition of this dungeon to the DX version was still much better than the additions added to the Switch Remake.

My first playthrough of Link's Awakening I actually discovered the Color Dungeon without finding that book. It's really not that cryptic especially when you've been trained to always push graves by playing other Zelda games.

I think the colour dungeon is one of the best in this game. I love it. Despite how simple it is, it is a unique concept we never seen in a Zelda game

As much as I love the 3DS remake, it was my first Zelda game, the thought of not having to restart the stone tower temple because the Twinmold fight was way to long sounds amazing. Same with faster swimming.

Nice video, one more version difference is that in the GB versions you could also get magic powder from the Crane game as soon as you start, skipping the toadstool/ witch quest

Beedle saying “it’s me” could also be a meta joke because of the fact that Beedle is a recurring character in the series.

Very boring and gimmicky dungeon, with overpowered rewards that break an already easy game (DX being even easier than the original for a few reasons). The gimmick makes sense for DX, but not the Switch version. I wish they had replaced the Color Dungeon with Dampé (makes sense since it's a graveyard too), and kept the photographer from DX instead!

This video does a few great things. It shows how much Tears actually built upon just the relationships from the first game, it also shows how much of a great silent protagonist this iteration of Link is. On top of that, you basically put into words the feeling I had everytime I heard people talk about Link being forgotten.

The dungeon looks like a tunic which is the item you get at the end!

Anyone else find the commentary hilarious?