The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Japanese Version (Part 4)

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Published on October 4, 2016 4:01:35 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V33FvAh5tf0

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998)

Duration: 43:30

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Welcome back to more of the Japanes Version of "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time", in which I will get started with Part 4!

So far, I completed the Great Deku Tree's dungeon and got Spiritual Stone #1, got the Fairy Ocarina from Saria, upgraded my Fairy Slingshot from 30 Deku Seeds to 50), did my practice session with the Ocarina for Heart Piece #1, got the first two Gold Skulltula tokens, met Talon and Malon of Lon Lon Ranch, and even entered Hyrule Castle's courtyard where I met Princess Zelda and her attendant Impa and we learned Zelda's Lullaby.

First, I go to Lon Lon Ranch; there, I go to where Malon is and after a few conversations with her, Link meets Epona and shortly after, we learn the horse's song. This is Ocarina Song #2 of the many to be learned. Now that we've learned Epona's Song, I will now collect a few Rupees, then enter Malon's and Talon's house. Inside, we pay 10 Rupees to play a Cucco Mini-Game; I have 30 seconds to find the 3 Cuccos that Talon is looking for. After all 3 have been found, Talon rewards Link with Bottle #1, containing Lon Lon Milk inside.

Now, we exit the ranch (with a few more Rupees) and go to Kakariko Village; there, I will first head for the Graveyard at the back of the village. Here, I will play Princess Zelda's Lullaby where the Triforce Symbol is. An electric shock opens the giant grave, allowing access to the Royal Family's Tomb; inside, we battle some Keese and defeat them, then we go all the way to the back (while dodging some ReDeads along the way). At the back, we read a poem and with it, we learn the Sun's Song (Ocarina Song #3). This song quickly turns day to night and vice versa.

Being done with this tomb, I will now leave the village and make my way across Hyrule Field until I reach Kokiri Forest again; here, I will return to the Lost Woods to first talk to Kepora Gebora, then follow the correct path that the music is playing. After this, Link enters the Sacred Forest Meadow; here, I must battle a Wolfos and, when beaten, the gate opens. Afterwards, I advance through the meadow--which happens to be a maze--until I reach the end and meet Saria (while attacking and dodging the Deku Scrubs along the way; they nearly killed Link and I would've gotten a Game Over). Saria teaches Link her song (Ocarina Song #4).

With Saria's Song learned, I climb up a ladder and enter a hole; this hole is one of the many Fairy Fountains. I touch one of the fairies and they restore Link's health. I now quickly exit the fountain and depart from the Lost Woods (while again talking to the owl), then proceed onwards until I return to the village as night approaches. I will now go for the 5 Gold Skulltulas scattered around, then return to the Graveyard; here, Link meets Dampe the Gravekeeper and I play his Mini-Game for 10 Rupees every time.

I will use up some time in this recording as I play the Gravedigging Tour, but when I finally succeed, Dampe digs up my second Piece of Heart in this run; with Heart Piece #2 collected, I will proceed by exiting the Graveyard and then playing the Sun's Song. I turn night into day and then I will start playing the Cuccos' Hide-And-Seek Mini-Game; there are seven Cuccos to find and, once I turn them in, the Cucco Lady will reward Link an Empty Bottle (Bottle #2).

With Bottle #2 obtained, I depart the village and head for Kokiri Forest again; I had forgotten something at the Lost Woods, so I enter again and go left this time. With Saria's Song learned, I control Link to stand on the small log and play it in front of the Skull Kid; he will reward Link with another Piece of Heart.

Now that I've collected Heart Piece #3, I will once again cross the Hyrule Field as I return from the forest to the village; this time, I will get Link to meet the guard blocking the gate. Link shows him the letter from Princess Zelda, and the guard allows him access to Death Mountain. Before we continue, the guard briefly explains about the Mask Shop in Hyrule Castle Town's Market. He tells Link that his son desperately wants a mask, but he's too busy doing his job. We'll deal with that and every other mask later in the game.

Continuing onwards, we go past the gate and enter the Death Mountain Trail; here, I climb up until I reach Goron City. I control Link to make his way to the bottom (despite taking damage), then play Zelda's Lullaby on the mat; the doors open and I go inside. Here, I play Saria's Song to calm the Goron down and make him feel better. As a response for playing the Ocarina song, he first introduces himself as Darunia. He gives Link a new item, the Goron Bracelet and, with it, we can pick up Bomb Flowers; we exit Goron City, then head to where one of the Bomb Flowers are. From there, we throw it at the nearby rock blocking the entrance to a dungeon.

After the rock is smashed and the passageway open, I head for the passageway, go inside, and then finish Part 4 from there.

I will see you guys for Part 5, as we take on Dungeon #2 of this game!

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