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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', '''Goron City''' is home of the [[Goron]]s. It is found below [[Death Mountain Crater]] in the mountain, [[Death Mountain]]. As a Child, Link visits the City to recover the [[Goron's Ruby]] from [[Darunia]]. Link is first tasked with clearing out [[Dodongo's Cavern]], as [[Ganondorf]] sealed it off after [[Darunia]] refused to give him the Ruby. The Cavern is the location of the food the Gorons who reside | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', '''Goron City''' is home of the [[Goron]]s. It is found below [[Death Mountain Crater]] in the mountain, [[Death Mountain]]. As a Child, Link visits the City to recover the [[Goron's Ruby]] from [[Darunia]]. Link is first tasked with clearing out [[Dodongo's Cavern]], as [[Ganondorf]] sealed it off after [[Darunia]] refused to give him the Ruby. The Cavern is the location of the food the Gorons who reside here feed on, so they are all starving. | ||
In the Future, Ganondorf revived the Dragon [[Volvagia]], who captures and eats the Gorons. Due to this, Goron City is much less populated. One of the Gorons here is named Link after the hero who cleared out Dodongo's Cavern seven years earlier. This Goron is Darunia's son, and tells Link that he went in the [[Fire Temple]] to rescue his people from the jaws of the dragon. In doing so, he also rewards Link with the [[Goron's Tunic]]. | In the Future, Ganondorf revived the Dragon [[Volvagia]], who captures and eats the Gorons. Due to this, Goron City is much less populated. One of the Gorons here is named Link after the hero who cleared out Dodongo's Cavern seven years earlier. This Goron is Darunia's son, and tells Link that he went in the [[Fire Temple]] to rescue his people from the jaws of the dragon. In doing so, he also rewards Link with the [[Goron's Tunic]]. | ||