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{{Enemy
{{Infobox|enemy
|name = Gold Skulltula
| image        = [[File:Gold-Skulltula.png|250px]]
|image = [[File:GoldSkulltulaG.png]]
| caption      = A Gold Skulltula as seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''
| game         = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''<br/>''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''
''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''
| location = '''''Ocarina of Time'''''<br/>Throughout [[Hyrule]]<br/>'''''Majora's Mask'''''<br/>[[Swamp Spider House]]<br/>[[Oceanside Spider House]]
|habitat = '''Ocarina of Time'''
| weapon = [[Sword]]<br/>[[Slingshot]]<br/>[[Boomerang]]<br/>[[Hookshot]]<br/>[[Bow]]
Almost anywhere
| related = [[Skulltula]]<br/>[[Big Skulltula]]<br/>[[Skullwalltula]]<br/>[[Walltula]]
}}


The '''Gold Skulltula''', also known as the '''Spider of the Curse''',{{Ref|OoT|647|[[Navi]]}} is an enemy and is part of an optional side quest from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. Being able to be defeated with a multitude of weapons, a Gold Skulltula gives [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]] a [[Gold Skulltula Token]] when defeated.


'''Majora's Mask'''
In both games, a Gold Skulltula will make a rustling noise when nearby. They act just like normal wall [[Skulltula]]s from ''Ocarina of Time'' except that they do not move from their spot on the wall. They also take twice as many hits to defeat as the normal Skulltula.


Spider Houses
==''Ocarina of Time''==
|weapon = Sword
{{main|Ocarina of Time Gold Skulltulas}}
Slingshot
{{float|right|{{Navi|Gold Skulltula<br/>This is also known as a Spider of the Curse.<br/>If you defeat it, you'll get a token as proof!}}}}


Boomerang
There are a total of [[Ocarina of Time Gold Skulltulas|100 Gold Skulltulas]] what [[Ganon]]dorf scattered throughout [[Hyrule]]. Their tokens will help to break the curse put on the [[Cursed Rich Family]] living in the [[House of Skulltula]]. After they are defeated, Gold Skulltula Tokens can be collected with the [[Boomerang]] or [[Hookshot]].


Hookshot
After collecting a certain amount of Gold Skulltula Tokens, [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]] can visit the House of Skulltulas to break the curse that Ganondorf put on various family members. These people will reward Link with a gift when spoken to. After collecting 10 tokens, Link is given the [[Adult Wallet#Ocarina of Time|Adult's Wallet]]. When 20 spiders are defeated, the family will give Link the [[Stone of Agony]]. When Link collects 30 tokens, he gets the [[Giant Wallet#Ocarina of Time|Giant's Wallet]]. When Link has defeated 40 Skulltulas, Link will be rewarded with [[Bombchu]]s. At 50, Link will get a [[Piece of Heart]], and at 100, Link will get unlimited Rupees. By the time Link collects all 100 Gold Skulltulas, the free Rupees will be almost worthless.


Arrows
==''Majora's Mask''==
{{main|Majora's Mask Skulltula Houses}}
As with many enemies in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', Gold Skulltulas are identical to the ones in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. The only difference between them is that Gold Skulltulas in ''Majora's Mask'' can only be found in spider houses. There are two of these houses found in the game; the [[Swamp Spider House]], and the [[Oceanside Spider House]]. Each of these have 30 Skulltulas each.


Megeton Hammer
After defeating all 30 Skulltulas in the Swamp Spider House, the man at the entrance has been cured of his curse and will give [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] the [[Mask of Truth]].
}}


The Gold Skulltula is an enemy and a completely optional sidequest from both ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. When defeated, a Gold Skulltula will drop a token proving that you killed it. These tokens are used to break the curse placed on various people living inside the House of Skulltulas and the two spider houses.
In the Oceanside Spider House, a man will appear wanting to buy the house. In the N64 version, he will give Link a wallet upgrade if he has cleared the house on the [[First Day]], or rupees if it is done on the [[Second Day|Second]] or [[Final Day]]. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D|Majora's Mask 3D]]'', he will give Link the wallet upgrade regardless of which day it is.


In both games, a Gold Skulltula will make a rustling noise when nearby. They act just like normal wall [[Skulltula|Skulltulas]] from ''Ocarina of Time'' except that they do not move from their spot on the wall. They also take twice as many hits to defeat as the normal Skulltula.
==Non-Canon Appearances==
{{Non-Canon|section}}
===''Hyrule Warriors''===
{{float|right|[[File:HW Icon Gold Skulltula.png|Gold Skulltula icon from Hyrule Warriors]]}}
{{main|Hyrule Warriors Gold Skulltulas}}
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Gold Skulltulas are a collectible in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. Like in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', a total of 100 Gold Skulltulas can be found throughout all of the [[Hyrule Warriors Stages|stages]]. However, they only appear after specific requirements are met in the stage. Also, there are cases where they may not appear when certain characters are on the stage or certain weapons are used. When a character fulfills the requirements, a spider web appears on the map showing where the Gold Skulltula has appeared in the stage. One example of a place where they can hide is inside a boulder, making the character use [[bomb]]s to destroy it. The Gold Skulltula escapes after a set amount of time, so the characters have to find them quickly. As the character gets closer, rustling noises can be heard, revealing it is nearby. Once they have uncovered and defeated a Gold Skulltula, they will receive a puzzle piece that gets them one step closer to completing an illustration.


==Variations==
==Gallery==
===''Ocarina of Time''===
<gallery>
Gold Skulltula - OOT64 promo render.png|Promotional render from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''
GoldSkulltulaG.png|Render from ''Ocarina of Time''
Hyrule Warriors Screenshot Gold Skulltula Map.jpg|A spider web on the map marking the appearance of a Gold Skulltula in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''
Hyrule Warriors Screenshot Gold Skulltula Boulder.jpg|A boulder which conceals a Gold Skulltula in ''Hyrule Warriors''
Hyrule Warriors Screenshot Gold Skulltula Boulder Bomb.jpg|Sheik using bombs to destroy a boulder where a Gold Skulltula is in ''Hyrule Warriors''
Hyrule Warriors Screenshot Gold Skulltula Under Boulder.jpg|Sheik finding a Gold Skulltula after destroying a boulder in ''Hyrule Warriors''
Hyrule Warriors Screenshot Gold Skulltula Sheik Obtain Puzzle Piece.jpg|Sheik defeating a Gold Skulltula in ''Hyrule Warriors''
Hyrule Warriors Screenshot Gold Skulltula Puzzle Piece.jpg|Sheik receiving a puzzle piece from defeating a Gold Skulltula in ''Hyrule Warriors''
</gallery>


There are a total of 100 Gold Skulltulas scattered throughout [[Hyrule]]. Their tokens will help to break the curse put on the family living in the House of Skulltulas. After defeat, Gold Skulltula Tokens can be collected with the Boomerang or Hookshot.
{{References}}


====Locations====
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{{Listbox|Ocarina of Time Enemies}}
{{Listbox|Majora's Mask Enemies}}


{| class="wikitable"
{{Cat|Ocarina of Time Enemies}}
|-
{{Cat|Majora's Mask Enemies}}
! Skulltula #
{{Cat|Hyrule Warriors Enemies}}
! Location
! Description
! Day/Night
! Past/Future
|-
| 1
| [[The Deku Tree]]
| In the same room with compass, raise the platforms and use them to get onto the platform on the left side.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 2
| The Deku Tree
| On the vines leading back up to the main room.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 3
| The Deku Tree
| On the grate near the water.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 4
| Hyrule Castle Market
| At the exit of the Market leading to Hyrule Field, there's a guardhouse off to the side. Roll into the rightmost crate in the far back to reveal a Skulltula stowaway.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 5
| [[Hyrule Castle|Hyrule Castle Grounds]]
| At the entrance to the Hyrule Castle area is a lone tree just begging to be rolled into.
| Day
| Past
|-
| 6
| [[Lon Lon Ranch]]
| Roll into the tree next to the ranch house.
| Day
| Past
|-
| 7
| Lon Lon Ranch
| On the back of the feeding corral.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 8
| [[Kokiri Forest]]
| Behind the house of the Know-It-All-Brothers. You'll either need the Boomerang or to Jump Attack/Backflip to collect this token.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 9
| Graveyard
| Use a bottle of bugs on the soft soil in the corner. Just be sure to step back.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 10
| [[Kakariko Village]]
| Hiding amongst the construction area near the center of the village.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 11
| Kakariko Village
| Against the side of the Skulltula House.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 12
| Kakariko Village
| Roll into the tree in the entrance of the village.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 13
| Kakariko Village
| On the upper part of the ladder of the lookout tower.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 14
| Kakariko Village
| Up against the side of the house closest to Death Mountain.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 15
| [[Dodongo's Cavern]]
| In the room with the giant steps, waiting for you on the vines at the top.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 16
| Dodongo's Cavern
| In the small corridor with tons of Baby Dodongos, lay a bomb or lure a Baby Dodongo and kill it next to the bombable wall to reveal a hidden room. Inside, kill the Keese and claim the token.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 17
| Dodongo's Cavern
| In the zigzagging room a little before the boss, you'll come to a bombable wall that reveals a hidden doorway. Inside, defeat the Armos and collect the Skulltula token behind it.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 18
| [[Death Mountain Trail]]
| Along the path, close to Kakariko, is a funny looking wall. Use a bomb on it to reveal a Skulltula hiding there.
| Day
| Past
|-
| 19
| Death Mountain Trail
| Use a bottle of bugs on the soft soil in front of the entrance to Dodongo's Cavern.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 20
| [[Goron City]]
| In the top part of Goron City, there's an area blocked off by three boulders, which you can blow up or tightrope-walk across the ropes to get to the back room in the top left corner of the city. Once back there, bomb the right boulder, left boulder, left boulder, and the boulder third form the left to find the Skulltula.
| Day
| Past
|-
| 21
| [[Death Mountain|Death Mountain Crater]]
| Roll into the crate at the exit leading to Death Mountain Trail.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 22
| [[Zora's River]]
| Roll into the tree at the entrance.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 23
| Zora's River
| There's a Skulltula on the ladder leading up to the twisting platforms in front of the waterfall.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 24
| [[Lake Hylia]]
| Use a bottle of bugs on the soft soil beside the Lakeside Laboratory.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 25
| Lake Hylia
| Waiting for you on the little island where you get the Fire Arrows.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 26
| [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly]]
| In the room with the water ditch and switch in the center, there's a Skulltula on the nearby vines. Kill it and raise the water to collect the token.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 27
| Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly
| After killing all the tentacles, when you fall down into the lower floor, just before fighting Big Octo, there's two Skulltulas waiting for you to use the Boomerang.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 28
| Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly
| After killing all the tentacles, when you fall down into the lower floor, just before fighting Big Octo, there's two Skulltulas waiting for you to use the Boomerang.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 29
| Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly
| In the room right before the boss, waiting for you on the vines.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 30
| [[Zora's Fountain]]
| Roll into the lone tree in the far corner of the area.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 31
| Zora's Fountain
| There's a Skulltula against the western wall, just around the corner from the entrance to this area. Stand on the log and use the Boomerang to collect the token.
| Past
| Night
|-
| 32
| Lon Lon Ranch
| On one of the upper windows of the ranch house. You'll need the Boomerang.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 33
| Lon Lon Ranch
| On one of the outer walls, near the feeding silo. You'll need the Boomerang.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 34
| [[Hyrule Field]]
| Lay a Bomb at the base of the tree between Hyrule Castle and Kakariko Village, towards the corner of the wall to reveal a hole. Inside, kill the Big Skulltula guarding our little Skulltula friend.
| N/A
| N/A
|-
| 35
| Graveyard
| Waiting against the south wall for you to use your Boomerang.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 36
| The Deku Tree
| Once you have Bombs and the Boomerang, return to the Deku Tree and work your way back to the room with the Gohma Larva falling from the ceiling. Light a Deku Stick on the nearby torch and set aflame the northwest corridor. Kill the Deku Baba and blow up the bombable wall behind it to reveal a door. Inside the small room, use the Boomerang to kill and collect the token of the Gold Skulltula against the wall.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 37
| Kokiri Forest
| Use a bottle of bugs on the soft patch of soil behind the shop.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 38
| [[Lost Woods]]
| From the start, go left twice. Use a bottle of bugs on the soft soil here.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 39
| Lost Woods
| Use a bottle of bugs on the soft soil in the hidden meadow. (Right, left, right, left, left)
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 40
| Lake Hylia
| Against the backside of the Lakeside Laboratory.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 41
| Hyrule Field
| Use a Bomb in the center of the lonely circle of stones in the dry, dusty area leading to Gerudo Valley to reveal a hole. Inside, use Din's Fire or Fire Arrows to burn the cobwebs. There's a cow in one of these smaller areas hiding a Skulltula.
| N/A
| N/A
|-
| 42
| [[Gerudo Valley]]
| Right at the entrance at the little waterfall next to the plank-bridge.
| Night
| Past
|-
| 43
| Gerudo Valley
| Use a bottle of bugs on the soft soil in the lower part of the valley.
| N/A
| Past
|-
| 44
| Kakariko Village
| Up on the roof of Impa's House. Use your Hookshot to get on top of the Skulltula House, then onto this roof.
| Night
| Future
|-
| 45
| [[Ganon's Tower|Ganon's Tower Grounds]]
| In the area surrounding Ganon's Castle is the last remnants of pillars still standing. There's a Skulltula just above the lava that you can use your Hookshot on.
| N/A
| Future
|-
| 46
| Kokiri Forest
| On the roof of the Twin's House. You'll need the Hookshot to collect the token.
| Night
| Future
|-
| 47
| Lost Woods
| Plant a Magic Bean in the hidden meadow, then return in the future to find a Skulltula up on the platform.
| Night
| Future
|-
| 48
| [[Sacred Forest Meadow]]
| There's a Skulltula up high on the eastern wall. You'll need the Hookshot to collect it.
| Night
| Future
|-
| 49
| [[Forest Temple]]
| In the entrance room, climb up the vines on the right and get onto the top of the tree. Use the Hookshot to kill the Skulltula and collect the token.
| N/A
| Future
|-
| 50
| Forest Temple
| In the main room, at the back next to the staircase.
| N/A
| Furure
|}

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Gold Skulltula

The Gold Skulltula, also known as the Spider of the Curse,[1] is an enemy and is part of an optional side quest from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Being able to be defeated with a multitude of weapons, a Gold Skulltula gives Link a Gold Skulltula Token when defeated.

In both games, a Gold Skulltula will make a rustling noise when nearby. They act just like normal wall Skulltulas from Ocarina of Time except that they do not move from their spot on the wall. They also take twice as many hits to defeat as the normal Skulltula.

Ocarina of Time

Main article: Ocarina of Time Gold Skulltulas
NaviIcon.png

Gold Skulltula
This is also known as a Spider of the Curse.
If you defeat it, you'll get a token as proof!

There are a total of 100 Gold Skulltulas what Ganondorf scattered throughout Hyrule. Their tokens will help to break the curse put on the Cursed Rich Family living in the House of Skulltula. After they are defeated, Gold Skulltula Tokens can be collected with the Boomerang or Hookshot.

After collecting a certain amount of Gold Skulltula Tokens, Link can visit the House of Skulltulas to break the curse that Ganondorf put on various family members. These people will reward Link with a gift when spoken to. After collecting 10 tokens, Link is given the Adult's Wallet. When 20 spiders are defeated, the family will give Link the Stone of Agony. When Link collects 30 tokens, he gets the Giant's Wallet. When Link has defeated 40 Skulltulas, Link will be rewarded with Bombchus. At 50, Link will get a Piece of Heart, and at 100, Link will get unlimited Rupees. By the time Link collects all 100 Gold Skulltulas, the free Rupees will be almost worthless.

Majora's Mask

Main article: Majora's Mask Skulltula Houses

As with many enemies in Majora's Mask, Gold Skulltulas are identical to the ones in Ocarina of Time. The only difference between them is that Gold Skulltulas in Majora's Mask can only be found in spider houses. There are two of these houses found in the game; the Swamp Spider House, and the Oceanside Spider House. Each of these have 30 Skulltulas each.

After defeating all 30 Skulltulas in the Swamp Spider House, the man at the entrance has been cured of his curse and will give Link the Mask of Truth.

In the Oceanside Spider House, a man will appear wanting to buy the house. In the N64 version, he will give Link a wallet upgrade if he has cleared the house on the First Day, or rupees if it is done on the Second or Final Day. In Majora's Mask 3D, he will give Link the wallet upgrade regardless of which day it is.

Non-Canon Appearances

This section describes a subject that is or may be outside the core Zelda canon.

Hyrule Warriors

Gold Skulltula icon from Hyrule Warriors
Main article: Hyrule Warriors Gold Skulltulas
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Gold Skulltulas are a collectible in Hyrule Warriors. Like in Ocarina of Time, a total of 100 Gold Skulltulas can be found throughout all of the stages. However, they only appear after specific requirements are met in the stage. Also, there are cases where they may not appear when certain characters are on the stage or certain weapons are used. When a character fulfills the requirements, a spider web appears on the map showing where the Gold Skulltula has appeared in the stage. One example of a place where they can hide is inside a boulder, making the character use bombs to destroy it. The Gold Skulltula escapes after a set amount of time, so the characters have to find them quickly. As the character gets closer, rustling noises can be heard, revealing it is nearby. Once they have uncovered and defeated a Gold Skulltula, they will receive a puzzle piece that gets them one step closer to completing an illustration.

Gallery

References

  1. "Gold Skulltula This is also known as a Spider of the Curse. If you defeat it, you'll get a token as proof!" — Navi, Ocarina of Time.