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The '''Royal Family's Tomb''' is located at the back of the [[Kakariko Village Graveyard|Graveyard]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. The only true reason to ever visit this area is to learn the [[Sun's Song]]. | The '''Royal Family's Tomb''' is a location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. It is located at the back of the [[Kakariko Village Graveyard|Graveyard]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. The only true reason to ever visit this area is to learn the [[Sun's Song]]. | ||
Outside of this large tomb, [[Link]] can play [[Zelda's Lullaby]]. This will activate a small cutscene in which the sky turns cloudy and gray. A bolt of light will fall from the sky and the grave will break open, causing a hole to open in the ground. | |||
Down there he will find some [[Keese]]. Defeat them to open the nearby door. There are also two torches which can be lit with [[Din's Fire]] or [[Fire Arrow]]s, which will release a small chest. | Down there he will find some [[Keese]]. Defeat them to open the nearby door. There are also two torches which can be lit with [[Din's Fire]] or [[Fire Arrow]]s, which will release a small chest. | ||
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Final area of the tomb
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| Language | Name |
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 日本語
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王家の墓穴 |
 Française
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Tombe Royale |
 Español
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Panteón Real |
 Deutsch
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Königsgrab |
 Italiana
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Tomba della Famiglia Reale |
The Royal Family's Tomb is a location in Ocarina of Time. It is located at the back of the Graveyard in Kakariko Village. The only true reason to ever visit this area is to learn the Sun's Song.
Outside of this large tomb, Link can play Zelda's Lullaby. This will activate a small cutscene in which the sky turns cloudy and gray. A bolt of light will fall from the sky and the grave will break open, causing a hole to open in the ground.
Down there he will find some Keese. Defeat them to open the nearby door. There are also two torches which can be lit with Din's Fire or Fire Arrows, which will release a small chest.
In the next room, there is a small congregation of three ReDeads, but they can easily be avoided. There is also a strange green liquid emitting from the ground that can harm Link.
Once Link gets to the next room, there is a headstone, which he can read to learn the Sun's Song. This song allows Link to change night into day and vice versa. This is very helpful, especially in Hyrule Field when the Stalchildren come out at night, and when trying to enter Hyrule Castle Town. It can also be used to stun ReDeads for a brief moment; this will help Link to exit the tomb more easily.
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First area, from Ocarina of Time (N64)
Second area, from Ocarina of Time (N64)
