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Revision as of 18:11, July 27, 2012
The Legend of Zelda: The Oracle of Ages was produced alongside The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and they were the first two Zelda titles that were not actually developed by Nintendo. Instead, the two titles were developed by Flagship, a subsidiary of Capcom, but were still published by Nintendo.
The Oracle of Ages was originally set to be a part of a trilogy of Zelda games, which was known as the “Triforce Trilogy”. Each of the games would revolve around one of the three goddesses; Din, Nayru, and Farore. However, as the development of the games progressed, the third game had been dropped, and the end result was the Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons. Using a unique password system that will allow you to connect the storyline with the Oracle of Seasons, Link can access a special ending including two additionally secret boss battles.
Story
The story begins with Link being sent by the Triforce to Labrynna. There he finds Impa, a servant of Princess Zelda, and leads her to where Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, is singing. Then Veran, the sorceress of evil, reveals to have been possessing Impa and takes over Nayru's body, transporting herself four hundred years into the past where she plans to alter the fate of the present.
Link then will travel through time as he battles through nine different dungeons along his quest to defeat Veran. Link can use the Harp of Ages to travel back and forth between the past and present on his way to saving the land of Labrynna, and rescue Nayru, the Oracle of Ages.
Characters
Races
Enemies
- Main article: Oracle of Ages Enemies
- List of enemies that appear in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages. [show]
- Anti-Fairy
- Arm-Mimic
- Armos
- Ball and Chain Trooper
- Bari
- Beamos
- Beetle
- Biri
- Blade Trap
- Blue Blade Trap
- Green Blade Trap
- Giant Blade Trap
- Boulder
- Bubble
- Business Scrub
- Buzz Blob
- Candlehead
- Chaser
- Cheep-Cheep
- Crow
- Cukeman
- Dark Link
- Darknut
- Red Darknut
- Blue Darknut
- Fire Keese
- Fire Pokey
- Floormaster
- Flying Jar
- Flying Tile
- Gel
- Ghini
- Gibdo
- Goponga Flower
- Guard
- Hardhat Beetle
- Helmasaur/ Iron Mask
- Keese
- Leever
- Red Leever
- Blue Leever
- Like Like
- Lynel
- Red Lynel
- Blue Lynel
- Mini-Moldorm
- Moblin
- Red Moblin
- Blue Moblin
- Moblin Pig/ Pig Warrior
- Red Moblin Pig
- Blue Moblin Pig
- Octorok
- Red Octorok
- Blue Octorok
- Peahat
- Pincer
- Podoboo
- Pols Voice
- River Zora
- Rope
- Sand Crab
- Shrouded Stalfos
- Spark
- Spiked Beetle
- Spiny Beetle
- Stalfos
- Blue Stalfos
- Orange Stalfos
- Stone Statue
- Tektite
- Orange Tektite
- Blue Tektite
- Thwomp
- Wallmaster
- Water Tektite
- Wizzrobe
- Green Wizzrobe
- Red Wizzrobe
- Blue Wizzrobe
- Zol
- Green Zol
- Red Zol
Items
- Seed Sachel
- Seed Shooter
- Shovel
- Bombs
- Harp of Ages
- Switch Hook
- Long Switch
- Power Glove
- Power Bracelet
- Roc's Feather
Dungeons
- Spirit's Grave
- Wing Dungeon
- Moonlit Grotto
- Skull Dungeon
- Crown Dungeon
- Mermaid's Cave
- Jabu-Jabu's Belly
- Ancient Tomb
- Black Tower
Locations
Other media