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The City in the Sky is the 7th [[Dungeon]] in [[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]. It is the home of the [[Oocca]], a race of bird-like creatures who live in the sky exclusively to said game. Link enters the City in the Sky via the [[Sky Cannon]], which is his prize for completing a rather lengthy, yet crucial quest, where Link must complete the [[Ancient Sky Book]] by finding six hidden [[Owl Statue | The City in the Sky is the 7th [[Dungeon]] in [[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]. It is the home of the [[Oocca]], a race of bird-like creatures who live in the sky exclusively to said game. Link enters the City in the Sky via the [[Sky Cannon]], which is his prize for completing a rather lengthy, yet crucial quest, where Link must complete the [[Ancient Sky Book]] by finding six hidden [[Owl Statue]]s that each hide a [[Sky Character]]. Retrieving all the Sky Characters will allow Link entrance to the room where the Sky Cannon is. Link is searching the dungeon in hopes of finding the final [[Mirror Shard]], as directed by the [[Sages]]. | ||
Within this dungeon, Link will see numerous Ooccas, whom he can use very similarly to [[Cucoo]]s. As he seraches the dungeon, he will find himself trapped in a room with an [[Aeralfos]], whom acts as the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon. He can defeat it using his [[Clawshot]]. After defeating it, he will be rewarded with another Clawshot, giving him the [[Double Clawshot]]! He can use the Double Clawshot to gain access to the areas of the City in the Sky that were previously unreachable, including the place where the Mirror Shard lies. The Mirror Shard is being gaurded by the Boss of the City in the Sky, whom is known as [[Argorok|Twilit Dragon: Argorok]]. | Within this dungeon, Link will see numerous Ooccas, whom he can use very similarly to [[Cucoo]]s. As he seraches the dungeon, he will find himself trapped in a room with an [[Aeralfos]], whom acts as the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon. He can defeat it using his [[Clawshot]]. After defeating it, he will be rewarded with another Clawshot, giving him the [[Double Clawshot]]! He can use the Double Clawshot to gain access to the areas of the City in the Sky that were previously unreachable, including the place where the Mirror Shard lies. The Mirror Shard is being gaurded by the Boss of the City in the Sky, whom is known as [[Argorok|Twilit Dragon: Argorok]]. | ||
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== Treasure Chests == | == Treasure Chests == | ||
Throughout the City in the Sky, there are twenty-four (24) Treasure Chests that Link can open to gain a variety of items. These chests are located all around the dungeon, from the bottom of a pool of water to behind a fan, there are very well hidden. The chests contain items that can be grouped into five main categories, [[Rupee | Throughout the City in the Sky, there are twenty-four (24) Treasure Chests that Link can open to gain a variety of items. These chests are located all around the dungeon, from the bottom of a pool of water to behind a fan, there are very well hidden. The chests contain items that can be grouped into five main categories, [[Rupee]]s, Regular Items, Dungeon Items, Equipment, and [[Piece of Heart|Pieces of Heart]]. | ||
=== Rupees === | === Rupees === | ||
Of the twenty-four Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky, exactly half (12) of them contain any amount of Rupees. Of these tweleve chests, two (2) of them carry a single [[Yellow Rupee]], which in Twilight Princess is worth 10 Rupees. The next six (6) chests all contain a [[Red Rupee]], which throughout the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|Zelda Series]] has always been worth 20 Rupees. The remaining four (4) [[Treasure Chest | Of the twenty-four Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky, exactly half (12) of them contain any amount of Rupees. Of these tweleve chests, two (2) of them carry a single [[Yellow Rupee]], which in Twilight Princess is worth 10 Rupees. The next six (6) chests all contain a [[Red Rupee]], which throughout the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' Series]] has always been worth 20 Rupees. The remaining four (4) [[Treasure Chest]]s contain a [[Purple Rupee]], which is worth a profitable 50 Rupees. In total, Link can collect at least 340 Rupees just from Treasure Chests in the City in the Sky. | ||
=== Regular Items === | === Regular Items === | ||
There are five (5) total Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky that contain any type of a Regular Item. The first of these chests carry 15 [[Water Bomb|Water Bombs]], which ironically are never used in the City in the Sky. The next two both carry 20 [[Arrow | There are five (5) total Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky that contain any type of a Regular Item. The first of these chests carry 15 [[Water Bomb|Water Bombs]], which ironically are never used in the City in the Sky. The next two both carry 20 [[Arrow]]s, which are useful as Link can use the [[Hero's Bow]] often to defeat flying enemies, such as a [[Keese]] or [[Kargorak]]. The final two both carry [[Bomb]]s, however they each carry a different amount of Bombs. The first carries ten Bombs, while the second only carries five. | ||
=== Dungeon Items === | === Dungeon Items === | ||