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Lake Hylia | Lake Hylia holds some [[Skulltula|Gold Skulltulas]], the [[Fishing Pond]], the [[Marine Laboratory]], both [[Scarecrow|Scarecrows]] (at least in the past), and, of course, the Water Temple. In the past, the lake is full, but in the future it is pretty much empty until [[Link]] completes the Water Temple. It is very important to the plot. | ||
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Lake Hylia is a recurring lake in the Zelda series. It has always held a dungeon in it.
Appearances
A Link to the Past
Lake Hylia in A Link to the Past is ridden with enemies such as the evil version of the Zoras. The Dark World version of Lake Hylia holds the Ice Palace.
Ocarina of Time
Lake Hylia holds some Gold Skulltulas, the Fishing Pond, the Marine Laboratory, both Scarecrows (at least in the past), and, of course, the Water Temple. In the past, the lake is full, but in the future it is pretty much empty until Link completes the Water Temple. It is very important to the plot.
The Minish Cap
In The Minish Cap, Lake Hylia contains the Temple of Droplets. (please add more info)
Twilight Princess
Twilight Princess' Lake Hylia is home to Lanaryu Spring, carnival type games, the Lake Bed Temple, and over the lake is the Great Bridge of Hylia. This Lake is also the main water source of Hyrule, as in Ocarina of Time. When Link first comes to this Lake it is mostly empty; but after he unfreezes Zora's Domain, the lake is filled again.