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|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' | |game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''<br/>''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]'' | ||
|inhab = | |inhab = '''''Twilight Princess'''''<br/>[[King Bulblin]]<br/>[[Bulblin]]s | ||
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|related = [[Gerudo Valley]] | |related = [[Gerudo Valley]] | ||
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The '''Gerudo Desert''' is a location | The '''Gerudo Desert''' is a location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. | ||
==''Twilight Princess''== | |||
The Gerudo Desert makes up the entirety of the [[Desert Province]]. It is the resting place of [[Arbiter's Grounds]], the fourth [[dungeon]] in the game, as well as the [[Cave of Ordeals]]. | The Gerudo Desert makes up the entirety of the [[Desert Province]]. It is the resting place of [[Arbiter's Grounds]], the fourth [[dungeon]] in the game, as well as the [[Cave of Ordeals]]. | ||
The Gerudo Desert is first seen from a distance by [[Link]] and [[Auru]] from a tower in [[Lake Hylia (Twilight Princess)|Lake Hylia]]. Auru explains that he believes that the Arbiter's Grounds is located there, a former prison for [[Hyrule]]'s worst criminals. Auru then gives Link [[Auru's Memo]] to give to [[Fyer]], the owner of a large [[Human-Cannonball Ride|cannon]]. Link can then travel to Gerudo Desert through Fyer's cannon, taking advantage of the [[Oasis Flight]] special deal. | |||
The Gerudo Desert is first seen from a distance by [[Link]] and [[Auru]] from a tower in [[Lake Hylia]]. Auru explains that he believes that the Arbiter's Grounds is located there, a former prison for [[Hyrule]]'s worst criminals. Auru then gives Link [[Auru's Memo]] to give to [[Fyer]], the owner of a large [[Human-Cannonball Ride|cannon]]. Link can then travel to Gerudo Desert through Fyer's cannon, taking advantage of the [[Oasis Flight]] special deal. | |||
Once Link enters the barren desert, [[Midna]] reveals to Link that she is a descendant of the [[Interlopers|tribe]] that was banished to the [[Twilight Realm]], she also explains to Link that the inhabitants have been turned into mindless [[Shadow Beast]]s by the wicked Usurper King, [[Zant]]. The pair then set off on their treck through the long-winding treacherous desert terrain, avoiding deep chasms and multiple enemies such as [[Moldorm]]s and [[Leever]]s. Eventually Link and Midna come upon a strange tower-like structure, which coincidently turns out to be the broken section of the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. Midna uses her warp ability to repair the bridge, which proves vital later on in the game. | Once Link enters the barren desert, [[Midna]] reveals to Link that she is a descendant of the [[Interlopers|tribe]] that was banished to the [[Twilight Realm]], she also explains to Link that the inhabitants have been turned into mindless [[Shadow Beast]]s by the wicked Usurper King, [[Zant]]. The pair then set off on their treck through the long-winding treacherous desert terrain, avoiding deep chasms and multiple enemies such as [[Moldorm]]s and [[Leever]]s. Eventually Link and Midna come upon a strange tower-like structure, which coincidently turns out to be the broken section of the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. Midna uses her [[warp]] ability to pull it through a [[Twilight Portal]] and repair the bridge, which proves vital later on in the game. | ||
Near the far end of the desert, Link comes across a [[Bulblin Fortress|Bulblin encampment]], surrounded by barriers that can only be broken while Link is riding a [[Bullbo]], a powerful boar-like creature. After Link fights his way through the encampment toward Arbiter's Grounds, he must battle [[King Bulblin]]. Upon defeating the leader, Link can now access the dungeon where the [[Mirror of Twilight]] is said to be held. | Near the far end of the desert, Link comes across a [[Bulblin Fortress|Bulblin encampment]], surrounded by barriers that can only be broken while Link is riding a [[Bullbo]], a powerful boar-like creature. After Link fights his way through the encampment toward Arbiter's Grounds, he must battle [[King Bulblin]]. Upon defeating the leader, Link can now access the dungeon where the [[Mirror of Twilight]] is said to be held. | ||
Two [[Golden Bugs]] can also be found | Two [[Golden Bugs]] can also be found here—specifically, the [[Male Dayfly|male]] and [[Female Dayfly|female]] dayflies. | ||
===Locations=== | ===Locations=== | ||
Arbiter's Grounds, one of the main dungeons in ''Twilight Princess'', is located in the northern end of the desert. The Gerudo Mesa is another point of interest that can be reached using Link's [[Clawshot]]. The missing piece of the Bridge of Eldin is found here and can be moved back to its proper location with the help of [[Midna]]'s powers. After, Link can find the Cave of Ordeals. | Arbiter's Grounds, one of the main dungeons in ''Twilight Princess'', is located in the northern end of the desert. The Gerudo Mesa is another point of interest that can be reached using Link's [[Clawshot]]. The missing piece of the Bridge of Eldin is found here and can be moved back to its proper location with the help of [[Midna]]'s powers. After, Link can find the Cave of Ordeals. | ||
==Breath of the Wild== | ==''Breath of the Wild''== | ||
{{Main|Gerudo Desert (Breath of the Wild)}} | {{Main|Gerudo Desert (Breath of the Wild)}} | ||
Gerudo Desert is a location in ''Breath of the Wild''. | Gerudo Desert is a location in ''Breath of the Wild''. | ||
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==''Age of Calamity''== | |||
{{Main|Gerudo Desert (Breath of the Wild)|section=Age of Calamity}} | |||
Gerudo Desert appears in ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]''. | |||
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==Non-Canon Appearances== | |||
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===''Hyrule Warriors''=== | |||
[[File:Hyrule Warriors Stage Gerudo Desert.jpg|right|200px]] | |||
{{main|Gerudo Desert (Hyrule Warriors)}} | |||
Gerudo Desert is a [[Hyrule Warriors Stages|stage]] in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Gerudo Desert Landscape TP.jpg|View of the desert horizon | File:Gerudo Desert Landscape TP.jpg|View of the desert horizon | ||
File:Gerudodesert.jpg|View of Arbiter's Grounds | File:Gerudodesert.jpg|View of Arbiter's Grounds | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
{{Listbox|Twilight Princess Locations}} | |||
{{Cat|Twilight Princess Locations}} | {{Cat|Twilight Princess Locations}} | ||
{{ | {{cat|Link's Crossbow Training Locations}} | ||
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The Gerudo Desert is a location in Twilight Princess and Breath of the Wild.
Twilight Princess
The Gerudo Desert makes up the entirety of the Desert Province. It is the resting place of Arbiter's Grounds, the fourth dungeon in the game, as well as the Cave of Ordeals.
The Gerudo Desert is first seen from a distance by Link and Auru from a tower in Lake Hylia. Auru explains that he believes that the Arbiter's Grounds is located there, a former prison for Hyrule's worst criminals. Auru then gives Link Auru's Memo to give to Fyer, the owner of a large cannon. Link can then travel to Gerudo Desert through Fyer's cannon, taking advantage of the Oasis Flight special deal.
Once Link enters the barren desert, Midna reveals to Link that she is a descendant of the tribe that was banished to the Twilight Realm, she also explains to Link that the inhabitants have been turned into mindless Shadow Beasts by the wicked Usurper King, Zant. The pair then set off on their treck through the long-winding treacherous desert terrain, avoiding deep chasms and multiple enemies such as Moldorms and Leevers. Eventually Link and Midna come upon a strange tower-like structure, which coincidently turns out to be the broken section of the Bridge of Eldin. Midna uses her warp ability to pull it through a Twilight Portal and repair the bridge, which proves vital later on in the game.
Near the far end of the desert, Link comes across a Bulblin encampment, surrounded by barriers that can only be broken while Link is riding a Bullbo, a powerful boar-like creature. After Link fights his way through the encampment toward Arbiter's Grounds, he must battle King Bulblin. Upon defeating the leader, Link can now access the dungeon where the Mirror of Twilight is said to be held.
Two Golden Bugs can also be found here—specifically, the male and female dayflies.
Locations
Arbiter's Grounds, one of the main dungeons in Twilight Princess, is located in the northern end of the desert. The Gerudo Mesa is another point of interest that can be reached using Link's Clawshot. The missing piece of the Bridge of Eldin is found here and can be moved back to its proper location with the help of Midna's powers. After, Link can find the Cave of Ordeals.
Breath of the Wild
- Main article: Gerudo Desert (Breath of the Wild)
Gerudo Desert is a location in Breath of the Wild.
Age of Calamity
- Main article: Gerudo Desert (Breath of the Wild) § Age of Calamity
Gerudo Desert appears in Age of Calamity.
Non-Canon Appearances
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This section describes a subject that is or may be outside the core Zelda canon. |
Hyrule Warriors
- Main article: Gerudo Desert (Hyrule Warriors)
Gerudo Desert is a stage in Hyrule Warriors.
Gallery
View of the desert horizon
View of Arbiter's Grounds
