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The '''Palace of the Four Sword''' is an optional [[Dungeon]] in the [[Game Boy]] remake of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. In order to access this final dungeon, [[Link]] must beat both games on one file. This dungeon is located right on the [[Pyramid of Power]] in the [[Dark World]]. Also, prior to meeting the requirements, the Palace is blocked off by a guy who asks for 20 [[Rupee]]s in exchange for a secret. He then states "actually, only true heroes can enter this dungeon.", and proceeds to keep put. There are, however, different ways to enter the Palace, but these are only through glitches or cheats. This dungeon contains four bosses: [[Blind]], [[Mothula (A Link to the Past)|Mothula]], [[Helmasaur King]], and [[Arrghus (A Link to the Past)|Arrghus]]. After each of these bosses is defeated, Link earns a shard of the [[Four Sword]]. | The '''Palace of the Four Sword''' is an optional [[Dungeon]] in the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. In order to access this final dungeon, [[Link]] must beat both games on one file. This dungeon is located right on the [[Pyramid of Power]] in the [[Dark World]]. Also, prior to meeting the requirements, the Palace is blocked off by a guy who asks for 20 [[Rupee]]s in exchange for a secret. He then states "actually, only true heroes can enter this dungeon.", and proceeds to keep put. There are, however, different ways to enter the Palace, but these are only through glitches or cheats. This dungeon contains four bosses: [[Blind]], [[Mothula (A Link to the Past)|Mothula]], [[Helmasaur King]], and [[Arrghus (A Link to the Past)|Arrghus]]. After each of these bosses is defeated, Link earns a shard of the [[Four Sword]]. | ||
These are upgraded versions of some Dark World bosses and have minor differences such as upped health, upped attack, Helmasaur King regenerates his shield after a few hits and spits out helmasaurs and is immune to arrows in the first phase, Arrghus has Bari surrounding him now and moves faster in the second phase with Bubbles helping him, Mothula splits into three images and only gets hurt when the real one is hit if a clone is hit it turns into three bees (luckily there are no spikes or moving floors this time around), and Blind (now appearing as [[Link's Uncle]]) must have all his severed heads back on before taking any damage. The real boss of this dungeon is four Dark Links. After one is defeated, the next appears, each new one learning a new move and keeping the moves of the others. The order of them is: Green, Red, Blue, and Purple. After completing this dungeon, Link can start the quest for the whirlwind sword by talking to one of the lumberjack bros. | These are upgraded versions of some Dark World bosses and have minor differences such as upped health, upped attack, Helmasaur King regenerates his shield after a few hits and spits out helmasaurs and is immune to arrows in the first phase, Arrghus has Bari surrounding him now and moves faster in the second phase with Bubbles helping him, Mothula splits into three images and only gets hurt when the real one is hit if a clone is hit it turns into three bees (luckily there are no spikes or moving floors this time around), and Blind (now appearing as [[Link's Uncle]]) must have all his severed heads back on before taking any damage. The real boss of this dungeon is four Dark Links. After one is defeated, the next appears, each new one learning a new move and keeping the moves of the others. The order of them is: Green, Red, Blue, and Purple. After completing this dungeon, Link can start the quest for the whirlwind sword by talking to one of the lumberjack bros. | ||