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{{Infobox|dungeon | {{Infobox|dungeon | ||
| image = [[File:Dodongo-Cavern.jpg|400px]] | |||
|image | | caption = | ||
|game | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' (''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D|3D]]'') | ||
| | | location = [[Death Mountain Trail]], [[Death Mountain]] | ||
|boss | | quest = | ||
|miniboss | | boss = Infernal Dinosaur: [[King Dodongo]] | ||
|enemies | | miniboss = 4 [[Lizalfos#Ocarina of Time|Lizalfos]] | ||
|reward | | enemies = {{hide|[[Armos]]<br/>[[Baby Dodongo]]<br/>[[Beamos]]<br/>[[Deku Scrub]]<br/>[[Fire Keese]]<br/>[[Gold Skulltula]]<br/>[[Keese]]<br/>[[Skullwalltula]]}} | ||
| | | inhab = | ||
[ | | item = [[Bomb Bag]]<br/>[[Bomb]]s<br>[[Gold Skulltula Token]]s [[Ocarina of Time Gold Skulltulas|#22-24, #44, #55]] | ||
[ | | prereq = [[Goron's Bracelet]] | ||
| reward = [[Heart Container]]<br/>[[Goron's Ruby]] | |||
| related = | |||
[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/ocarina-of-time-walkthrough/dodongos-cavern/ Text Walkthrough] | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tG6EOd_rnQ Video Walkthrough (Part 1)] | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhoSpCzCMzw Video Walkthrough (Part 2)] | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QMOyf5f4xU Video Walkthrough (King Dodongo)] | |||
[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/ocarina-of-time-walkthrough/master-quest-dodongos-cavern/ Master Quest Walkthrough] | |||
| music = [[Dodongo's Cavern (Theme)|Dodongo's Cavern]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{ZD|[ | {{ZD|[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/ocarina-of-time-walkthrough/dodongos-cavern/ ''Ocarina of Time'' Walkthrough<br/>Chapter 4: Dodongo's Cavern]}} | ||
'''Dodongo's Cavern''' is the second [[ | '''Dodongo's Cavern''' is the second [[dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. It is located below [[Goron City]] in the [[Death Mountain Trail]] and contains the [[Bomb Bag]]. | ||
== Story == | ==Story== | ||
{{spoiler|section}} | {{spoiler|section}} | ||
The cave was blocked with a huge stone by [[Ganon]]dorf after the leader of the [[Goron]]s, [[Darunia]], refused to give the King of Evil the [[Goron's Ruby|Spiritual Stone of Fire]]. These events caused the Goron population to starve because their primary source of food was the gourmet rocks present in the cavern. [[Darunia]] gives [[Link]] the [[Goron's Bracelet]] so he can wipe out the monsters in the cavern and restore the Goron food source. The Bracelet gives Link the ability to lift and use [[Bomb Flower]]s to destroy the rock blocking the entrance to the cavern. After defeating the boss, [[King Dodongo]], he is rewarded with the Goron's Ruby by Darunia. They also become sworn brothers. | The cave was blocked with a huge stone by [[Ganon]]dorf after the leader of the [[Goron]]s, [[Darunia]], refused to give the King of Evil the [[Goron's Ruby|Spiritual Stone of Fire]]. These events caused the Goron population to starve because their primary source of food was the gourmet rocks present in the cavern. [[Darunia]] gives [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]] the [[Goron's Bracelet]] so he can wipe out the monsters in the cavern and restore the Goron food source. The Bracelet gives Link the ability to lift and use [[Bomb Flower]]s to destroy the rock blocking the entrance to the cavern. After defeating the boss, [[King Dodongo]], he is rewarded with the Goron's Ruby by Darunia. They also become sworn brothers. | ||
== Gaining Entrance == | ==Gaining Entrance== | ||
Link can find the Dodongo's Cavern halfway up Death Mountain Trail. He cannot enter without first destroying the large rocks blocking the entrance. To do so, he must acquire the [[Goron's Bracelet]] from Darunia. He can do this by playing [[Zelda's Lullaby]] to open the door to Darunia's chambers in the [[Goron City]], then playing [[Saria's Song]] to lighten the Goron chieftain's attitude. He will then grant the bracelet to Link. | Link can find the Dodongo's Cavern halfway up Death Mountain Trail. He cannot enter without first destroying the large rocks blocking the entrance. To do so, he must acquire the [[Goron's Bracelet]] from Darunia. He can do this by playing [[Zelda's Lullaby]] to open the door to Darunia's chambers in the [[Goron City]], then playing [[Saria's Song]] to lighten the Goron chieftain's attitude. He will then grant the bracelet to Link. | ||
To open the dungeon Link must then head outside. Leaving the Goron City, Link will find a cliff to his right overlooking the blocked entrance to the Cavern. There is a gap in the fence there with a [[Bomb Flower]] next to it. Link must lift the Bomb Flower and throw it through the gap so it lands and destroys the rock. Link can then enter the cavern. | To open the dungeon Link must then head outside. Leaving the Goron City, Link will find a cliff to his right overlooking the blocked entrance to the Cavern. There is a gap in the fence there with a [[Bomb Flower]] next to it. Link must lift the Bomb Flower and throw it through the gap so it lands and destroys the rock. Link can then enter the cavern. | ||
== Dungeon Overview == | ==Dungeon Overview== | ||
As a Fire dungeon, the Dodongo's Cavern is mainly composed of rocky walls and lava pools. There are also a lot of [[Bomb Flower]]s. This dungeon is not as hot as [[Death Mountain Crater]] or the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] so Link is not timed without the [[Goron Tunic]]. | As a Fire dungeon, the Dodongo's Cavern is mainly composed of rocky walls and lava pools. There are also a lot of [[Bomb Flower]]s. This dungeon is not as hot as [[Death Mountain Crater]] or the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] so Link is not timed without the [[Goron Tunic]]. | ||
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The item for this dungeon is the [[Bomb]]s and [[Bomb Bag]]. With it, Link will receive 20 bombs to carry and use at will along with the ability to purchase Bombs and [[Bombchu]]. | The item for this dungeon is the [[Bomb]]s and [[Bomb Bag]]. With it, Link will receive 20 bombs to carry and use at will along with the ability to purchase Bombs and [[Bombchu]]. | ||
=== Lizalfos === | ===Lizalfos=== | ||
{{Main|Lizalfos}} | {{Main|Lizalfos}} | ||
The dungeon has two miniboss battles, each of them involving a pair of [[Lizalfos]]. The battles take place in a two-story room with a river of lava that flows from one floor to the next in a "lava-fall." The river is studded with rocks that Link must jump between to challenge the Lizalfos. The first battle takes place on the lower section of the room, and the second one is on the upper platforms. | The dungeon has two miniboss battles, each of them involving a pair of [[Lizalfos]]. The battles take place in a two-story room with a river of lava that flows from one floor to the next in a "lava-fall." The river is studded with rocks that Link must jump between to challenge the Lizalfos. The first battle takes place on the lower section of the room, and the second one is on the upper platforms. | ||
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To fight the Lizalfos, Link needs to focus on them one at a time by [[Z-Targeting]]. Then he simply needs to avoid their attacks and strike in between their movements to avoid being hit. The Lizalfos can be stunned for a short time using a [[Deku Nut]]. | To fight the Lizalfos, Link needs to focus on them one at a time by [[Z-Targeting]]. Then he simply needs to avoid their attacks and strike in between their movements to avoid being hit. The Lizalfos can be stunned for a short time using a [[Deku Nut]]. | ||
=== King Dodongo === | ===King Dodongo=== | ||
{{Main|King Dodongo}} | {{Main|King Dodongo}} | ||
[[File:King Dodongo title - OOT64.jpg|thumb]] | |||
[[King Dodongo]], the boss of the cavern, is found in the leftmost room behind the [[Giant Dead Dodongo]] Skull. When Link enters the boss room above, he will find himself in a small square room. There is a chest here containing extra Bombs as well as a square tile in the middle of the room which can be destroyed with a Bomb. This reveals a hole leading to King Dodongo's chambers. | [[King Dodongo]], the boss of the cavern, is found in the leftmost room behind the [[Giant Dead Dodongo]] Skull. When Link enters the boss room above, he will find himself in a small square room. There is a chest here containing extra Bombs as well as a square tile in the middle of the room which can be destroyed with a Bomb. This reveals a hole leading to King Dodongo's chambers. | ||
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While Dodongo is inhaling for his fire breath attack, Link can throw a Bomb into its mouth. This will cause Dodongo to swallow the bomb, and it will blow up in his stomach and make the dinosaur collapse. This is the only time Dodongo is susceptible to damage; Link can attack it with his sword only here. Typically, three repetitions will finish the battle. | While Dodongo is inhaling for his fire breath attack, Link can throw a Bomb into its mouth. This will cause Dodongo to swallow the bomb, and it will blow up in his stomach and make the dinosaur collapse. This is the only time Dodongo is susceptible to damage; Link can attack it with his sword only here. Typically, three repetitions will finish the battle. | ||
Defeating Dodongo causes it to roll into the lava in the room and die, cooling the lava in the process to form a flat rock floor. Link can then collect a [[Heart Container]] and take a warp point outside, where he receives the [[Goron's Ruby]], the Spiritual Stone of Fire, from Darunia. | Defeating Dodongo causes it to roll into the lava in the room and die, cooling the lava in the process to form a flat rock floor. Link can then collect a [[Heart Container]] and take a [[warp]] point outside, where he receives the [[Goron's Ruby]], the Spiritual Stone of Fire, from Darunia. | ||
==Gold Skulltulas== | |||
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File:OoT-Gold-Skulltula-022.jpg|<nowiki>#22</nowiki>: In the room with the giant staircase, climb up to the very top and walk around to the south part of the room. Use the Slingshot to defeat the Skulltula and climb up to get the token. | |||
File:OoT-Gold-Skulltula-023.jpg|<nowiki>#23</nowiki>: From the entrance of the dungeon, head through the southeast door to reach the room with the [[Baby Dodongo]]s. A cracked wall is on the right hand side - this can be blasted down by killing a Baby Dodongo in close proximity to it, or later with a [[bomb]] after collecting the [[Bomb Bag]]. Behind the wall is a door to a room holding the Gold Skullula. | |||
File:OoT-Gold-Skulltula-024.jpg|<nowiki>#24</nowiki>: In the room with the [[Fire Keese]] towards the end of the dungeon, there is a bombable wall at the north end of the room. Blast it open to find a Gold Skulltula behind the [[Armos]] statue. | |||
File:OoT-Gold-Skulltula-044.jpg|<nowiki>#44</nowiki>: This cannot be collected on the initial visit to Dodongo's Cavern, as it requires [[Boomerang]] or [[Hookshot]].<br/>It is located in a cubby hole high in the room with the staircase which is normally lowered by exploding a series of [[Bomb Flower]]s to reach the second floor, but which must be '''not''' lowered to reach this skulltula. Instead, the room must be entered from the door on 2F, and the still-raised staircase jumped onto from above. This allows Link to reach the cubby, as the unlowered staircase leads directly to it. The skulltula is high enough on the wall that the token can only be collected with the Boomerang from [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly]] as a child, or the Hookshot as an adult while collecting #55. | |||
File:OoT-Gold-Skulltula-055.jpg|<nowiki>#55</nowiki>: Re-enter Dodongo's Cavern as an adult, and return to the Baby Dodongo room in the south-east. When Navi flies up to a higher ledge and turns green, play the [[Scarecrow's Song]] to summon [[Pierre]], then hookshot up to find a Gold Skulltula. | |||
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