Game:

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998)

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Let's Play

Duration: 19:24

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This is video #024 in my playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest. After collecting the Silver Scale, Link lights the torches in Zora's Domain to collect Piece of Heart #17. Unfortunately, the torches seem to burn out more quickly than in the regular quest. It seems to work best to light both torches behind the waterfall with Din's Fire and then light the other two torches with a flaming Deku Stick.

Then Link dives through the underwater hole in Zora's Domain and emerges in Lake Hylia. Here, he can dive to collect a bottle underwater. This bottle contains a strange note from Princess Ruto.

Returning to Zora's Domain, Link shows the letter to King Zora. The king seems most distressed about what might have happened to his daughter, so he moves aside to let Link get through to Zora's Fountain.

Link should catch a fish in a bottle before heading up to Zora's Fountain. Once in Zora's Fountain, he can go down to the southeast corner. Rolling into the tree will dislodge Gold Skulltula #27, day or night. The back wall can be bombed to open up another Great Fairy's Fountain. The Great Fairy of Magic will give Link a new spell: Farore's Wind. When Link first uses it in a dungeon, it will set up a warp point. When he uses it next, he will teleport back to the warp point.

Then, he heads to the altar of Zora's Fountain, where the great Lord Jabu-Jabu awaits. If Link drops a fish in front of him, Lord Jabu-Jabu will open his mouth to suck in the fish ... and Link! Link will wind up in the fishy one's mouth to explore one of the strangest dungeons in the entire series.

Thanks for watching!

This video is part of my Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest Playthrough playlist. I am playing the GameCube version of the game for Nintendo Power subscribers on the Nintendo Wii. All characters, story, music, artwork, and other components of this game are the property of their respective owners.

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