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The '''Skyview Temple''' is the first [[Dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. It is located deep within [[Faron Woods]], past the [[Deep Woods]]. In order to enter the temple, [[Link (Skyward Sword)|Link]] must strike a small crystal in the ceiling of the entrance of the dungeon. | The '''Skyview Temple''' is the first [[Dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. It is located deep within [[Faron Woods]], past the [[Deep Woods]]. In order to enter the temple, [[Link (Skyward Sword)|Link]] must strike a small crystal in the ceiling of the entrance of the dungeon. | ||
==First Visit== | ==First Visit== | ||
The environment of the dungeon itself is rather eerie and mysterious. Random enemies sprout around the area, like [[Skulltula]] and [[Keese]]. Because the dungeon is located in a forest, it is naturally associated with the elements of a forest, containing a wide variety of flora and fauna. This includes the blue, glowing mushrooms that provide [[Mushroom Spores]], in addition to the ferns, vines, ivy, and leaves that are scattered around the area. The music is tense, leaving one to wonder whether or not the location is naturally safe. The eminence of light gives it even more of an eerie effect. The architecture of the dungeon constitutes its diversity, but also its dynamic contrast with other dungeons from the series, making the Skyview temple fairly unique. | The environment of the dungeon itself is rather eerie and mysterious. Random enemies sprout around the area, like [[Skulltula]] and [[Keese]]. Because the dungeon is located in a forest, it is naturally associated with the elements of a forest, containing a wide variety of flora and fauna. This includes the blue, glowing mushrooms that provide [[Mushroom Spores]], in addition to the ferns, vines, ivy, and leaves that are scattered around the area. The music is tense, leaving one to wonder whether or not the location is naturally safe. The eminence of light gives it even more of an eerie effect. The architecture of the dungeon constitutes its diversity, but also its dynamic contrast with other dungeons from the series, making the Skyview temple fairly unique. | ||
Several of the puzzles in the first areas of the dungeon involve striking crystals and raising water levels to obtain items and [[Treasure]]s. The dungeon item contained in this dungeon is obtained in their first area, the [[Beetle (Item)|Beetle]]. The second area of the dungeon contains several Beetle-based puzzles. The mini-boss of this dungeon is | Several of the puzzles in the first areas of the dungeon involve striking crystals and raising water levels to obtain items and [[Treasure]]s. The dungeon item contained in this dungeon is obtained in their first area, the [[Beetle (Item)|Beetle]]. The second area of the dungeon contains several Beetle-based puzzles. The mini-boss of this dungeon is a [[Stalfos]]. | ||
The final area of the temple has vine puzzles, in addition to other hindrances. | The final area of the temple has vine puzzles, in addition to other hindrances. | ||
===Enemies=== | ===Enemies=== | ||
<gallery widths=100 heights=100 caption="Enemies in Skyview Temple"> | |||
File:GreenBokoblinSS.png|[[Bokoblin|Bokoblin (Green)]] | |||
File:Deku_Baba_(Skyward_Sword).png|[[Deku Baba]] | |||
File:Keese-Large.png|[[Keese]] | |||
File:Quadro_Baba.png|[[Quadro Baba]] | |||
File:Skulltula-SS.png|[[Skulltula]] | |||
File:Staldra-SS.png|[[Staldra]] | |||
File:Walltula-Model-Small.png|[[Walltula]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
===Boss=== | ===Boss=== | ||
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{{Cat|Skyward Sword Dungeons}} | {{Cat|Skyward Sword Dungeons}} | ||
{{Cat|Skyward Sword Locations}} | {{Cat|Skyward Sword Locations}} | ||
{{cat|Faron Locations}} | |||