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{{CD|file=Inside-the-Deku-Tree.png|link=Inside the Deku Tree|desc=After getting the [[Kokiri Sword]] and the [[Deku Shield]] in the [[Kokiri Forest]], [[Mido]] will allow Link to approach the [[Great Deku Tree]], who will tell him that he is cursed and that he wants Link to enter his mouth. Link will do so, and enter the first dungeon of the game. Once inside, Link will run into all sorts of enemies such as [[Deku Baba]] and [[Skulltula]]s. As he works his way through, he will acquire the [[Fairy Slingshot]], which must be used to battle and defeat [[Queen Gohma]]. When she is defeated, Link receives the [[Kokiri Emerald]], the first of three Spiritual Stones, and a [[Heart Container]].}}
{{CD|file=Inside-the-Deku-Tree.png|link=Inside the Deku Tree|desc=Located in [[Kokiri Forest]], Inside the Great Deku tree is the first dungeon of the game, and can be entered after obtaining the [[Kokiri Sword]] and [[Deku Shield]] and speaking with the [[Deku Tree]]. The dungeon mostly features simpler enemies such as [[Deku Baba]] and [[Skulltula]]s. It also includes many easier puzzles to ease the player into the game. The dungeon is fairly short; one can find the [[Fairy Slingshot]] and defeat [[Queen Gohma]] in only ten minutes of play time. Upon completing this dungeon, Link receives the [[Kokiri Emerald]], the first of three Spiritual Stones, and a [[Heart Container]].}}
{{CD|file=800px-DCC.jpg|link=Dodongo's Cavern|desc=After getting the [[Goron Bracelet]] from [[Darunia]], Link enters Dodongo's Cavern to get the second Spiritual Stone, the [[Goron's Ruby]]. There are many new Fire-based enemies here like the [[Dodongo]], making a [[Hylian Shield]] necessary. The dungeon item is the [[Bomb Bag]] and [[Bomb]]s. After defeating the boss, [[King Dodongo]], Link receives the [[Goron Ruby]] and his second Heart Container.}}
{{CD|file=800px-DCC.jpg|link=Dodongo's Cavern|desc=The Dodongo's Cavern is located partway up [[Death Mountain]]. After getting the [[Goron Bracelet]] from [[Darunia]], Link can enter the cavern by using a [[Bomb Flower]]. This dungeon introduces many new Fire-based enemies like the [[Dodongo]] and [[Fire Keese]], making a [[Hylian Shield]] helpful. The dungeon item is the [[Bomb Bag]] and [[Bomb]]s, and many of its puzzles involve using Bombs as a result. After defeating the boss, [[King Dodongo]], Link receives the [[Goron Ruby]] and his second Heart Container.}}
{{CD|file=Jabu-Jabu.png|link=Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly|desc=After receiving the [[Silver Scale]] from the [[Zora]]s, Link can find [[Ruto's Letter]] in [[Lake Hylia]]. In it, [[Ruto]] is asking for help from Jabu-Jabu's belly. After acquiring a fish as an offering to [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]], Link is sucked inside his belly. He carries Ruto around for much of the dungeon, fights mini-boss [[Big Octo]] and, after defeating dungeon boss [[Barinade]], is rewarded with the [[Zora's Sapphire]] and a third Heart Container.}}
{{CD|file=Jabu-Jabu.png|link=Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly|desc=Another dungeon located inside a guardian creature, Jabu-Jabu's Belly is found in [[Zora's Fountain]] behind [[Zora's Domain]]. To enter, use the [[Silver Scale]] to find [[Ruto's Letter]] in [[Lake Hylia]], then show this letter to [[King Zora]]. Use the bottle to capture a fish and drop it before [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]] to be sucked inside his belly. As Princess Ruto is Link's primary objective, her help is needed to open certain doors and keep switches pressed. The dungeon item, the [[Boomerang]], also becomes very helpful for defeating the electric-based creatures throughout the dungeon. Defeating dungeon boss [[Barinade]] rewards the player with the [[Zora's Sapphire]] and a third Heart Container.}}
{{CD|file=OoT-Bottom-of-the-Well.png|link=Bottom of the Well|desc=Once Link has learned the [[Song of Storms]] from [[Guru-Guru]] in the future, he can return to [[Kakariko Village]] as a child and play the song in the [[Windmill]] to drain the [[Bottom of the Well|Well of Three Features]]. At the bottom of the now-empty well is this mini-dungeon. Link encounters enemies like [[Redead]]s and finds the [[Lens of Truth]] after slaying the terrifying [[Dead Hand]], but does not receive anything else for his victory here.}}
{{CD|file=OoT-Bottom-of-the-Well.png|link=Bottom of the Well|desc=Found in [[Kakariko Village]], the Bottom of the Well can be accessed by learning the [[Song of Storms]] from [[Guru-Guru]] in the future, then returning as a child and playing the song in the [[Windmill]]. As it is intended to be accessed after some of the adult dungeons, Bottom of the Well has much more difficult enemies than the other three child-only dungeons. This includes [[Redead]]s, [[Like-Like]]s, and the miniboss [[Dead Hand]]. The dungeon's only reward is the [[Lens of Truth]], which is necessary to access the Spirit Temple and Shadow Temple.}}
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