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| image = [[File:759px-City in the Sky.jpg|275px]] | | image = [[File:759px-City in the Sky.jpg|275px]] | ||
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | ||
| inhab = [[Oocca]]{{Ref|pg. 116|•'''THE CITY IN THE SKY'''<br>A city in the heavens where an ancient civilization, the Oocca, flourishes.|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia|Hyrule Historia]]''}} | |||
| inhab = [[Oocca]] | |||
| item = [[Double Clawshots]]<br>[[Piece of Heart]] x2 | | item = [[Double Clawshots]]<br>[[Piece of Heart]] x2 | ||
| miniboss = [[Aeralfos]] | | miniboss = [[Aeralfos]] | ||
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The '''City in the Sky''' is the seventh [[dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. This city was previously built by an ancient race known as the [[Oocca]], long before the events of ''Twilight Princess''. Due to the Oocca being the closest race to the | The '''City in the Sky''' is the seventh [[dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. This city was previously built by an ancient race known as the [[Oocca]], long before the events of ''Twilight Princess''. Due to the Oocca being the closest race to the gods, the city may have been used as a ways of communication or worship. The Oocca used to keep contact with the [[Hylian]]s through the appearance of the [[Sky Cannon]]. However, through time contact between the two races has diminished and the city has become largely abandoned. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
[[Link]] enters the City in the Sky with use of 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 | [[Link]] enters the City in the Sky with use of 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 allows Link entrance to the room where the Sky Cannon is, in the basement of the [[Sanctuary (Twilight Princess)|Sanctuary]]. Link is searching the dungeon in hopes of finding the final [[Mirror Shard]], as directed by the [[Ancient Sages]], who told him that the shard is located in the heavens.{{Ref|TP|1723|[[Ancient Sages]]}} | ||
Within this dungeon, Link encounters numerous Ooccas along the walls and on the floor. He can use them very similarly to [[Cucco]]s as a method of transportation over large gaps. As he searches the dungeon, he finds himself trapped in a room with an [[Aeralfos]], who acts as the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon. He can defeat it using his [[Clawshot]] and the [[Master Sword]]. After defeating it, the young hero is rewarded with another Clawshot, giving him the [[Double Clawshots]]! He can use the Double Clawshots 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 guarded by the Boss of the City in the Sky, who is known as the [[Argorok|Twilit Dragon: Argorok]]. Defeating Argorok gifts Link with the fourth and final Mirror Shard. | Within this dungeon, Link encounters numerous Ooccas along the walls and on the floor. He can use them very similarly to [[Cucco]]s as a method of transportation over large gaps. As he searches the dungeon, he finds himself trapped in a room with an [[Aeralfos]], who acts as the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon. He can defeat it using his [[Clawshot]] and the [[Master Sword]]. After defeating it, the young hero is rewarded with another Clawshot, giving him the [[Double Clawshots]]! He can use the Double Clawshots 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 guarded by the Boss of the City in the Sky, who is known as the [[Argorok|Twilit Dragon: Argorok]]. Defeating Argorok gifts Link with the fourth and final Mirror Shard. | ||
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{{Main|Twilight Princess Heart Pieces}} | {{Main|Twilight Princess Heart Pieces}} | ||
The final two Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky both carry a Piece of Heart. The first one doesn't require any specific item to get, Link just needs to know where to go. The second one requires the Double Clawshots. For more detail on their locations, visit the Twilight Princess Heart Pieces page. | The final two Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky both carry a Piece of Heart. The first one doesn't require any specific item to get, Link just needs to know where to go. The second one requires the Double Clawshots. For more detail on their locations, visit the Twilight Princess Heart Pieces page. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
* ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia|Hyrule Historia]]'' mentions a possible connection between the [[City in the Sky]] and [[Skyloft]]. However, it says any relation with each other is unknown.{{Ref|pg. 116|[The City in the Sky's] relation to the Sky Era city of Skyloft is unknown.|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia|Hyrule Historia]]''}} | |||
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