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{{Infobox|dungeon | {{Infobox|dungeon | ||
|image = [[File:Skull-Woods-Entrance-ALBW.png]] | | name = Skull Woods | ||
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]'' | | image = [[File:Skull-Woods-Entrance-ALBW.png]] | ||
|item = [[Master Ore]] | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]'' | ||
|miniboss = [[Gibdo]] <br> [[Mini-Moldorm]] | | item = [[Master Ore]] | ||
|boss = [[Knucklemaster]] | | miniboss = [[Gibdo]]<br/>[[Mini-Moldorm]] | ||
|enemies = | | boss = [[Knucklemaster]] | ||
|reward = [[Seres]]' Painting <br> [[Heart Container]] | | enemies = {{Hide|[[Bari]]<br/>[[Chasupa]]<br/>[[Dacto]]<br/>[[Gibdo]]<br/>[[Guruguru Bar]]<br/>[[Hyu]]<br/>[[Mini-Moldorm]]<br/>[[Skullrope]]<br/>[[Snap Dragon]]<br/>[[Stalfos]]<br/>[[Wallmaster]]}} | ||
|walkthrough = [ | | reward = [[Seres]]' Painting<br/>[[Heart Container]] | ||
| walkthrough = [https://www.zeldadungeon.net/a-link-between-worlds-walkthrough/skull-woods/ Text Walkthrough] | |||
}} | |||
{{ZD|[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/a-link-between-worlds-walkthrough/skull-woods/ ''A Link Between Worlds'' Walkthrough<br/>Chapter 9: Skull Woods]}} | |||
{{Languages | |||
| jpn = {{Tt|Dokuro no mori|ドクロの森}} (Skeleton Forest) | |||
| esp = Bosque de Osamentas (Forest of Skeletons) | |||
| fra = Forêt des Squelettes (Skeleton Forest) | |||
| deu = Skelettwald (Skeleton Forest) | |||
| ita = Bosco d'Ossa (Forest of Bones) | |||
| kor = | |||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Skull Woods''' is a dungeon in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]''. It can be found in northwestern [[Lorule]], just north of [[Thieves' Town]]. The dungeon can be found anytime after Link enters Lorule, and no item is required to reach it or complete it. Link must travel through the dungeon in order to obtain [[Seres]]' Painting. | The '''Skull Woods''' is a dungeon in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]''. It can be found in northwestern [[Lorule]], just north of [[Thieves' Town]]. The dungeon can be found anytime after Link enters Lorule, and no item is required to reach it or complete it. Link must travel through the dungeon in order to obtain [[Seres]]' Painting. | ||
==Gaining Entrance== | ==Gaining Entrance== | ||
The dungeon can be found deep within the Skull Woods, and can be accessed anytime after entering [[Lorule]]. Four paths lead into the Skull Woods, however, only the southeastern path will lead Link to the entrance of the dungeon. After following the path, Link will happen upon a skull with stairs leading deep into the dungeon below. | The dungeon can be found deep within the Skull Woods, and can be accessed anytime after entering [[Lorule]]. Four paths lead into the Skull Woods, however, only the southeastern path will lead Link to the entrance of the dungeon. After following the path, Link will happen upon a skull with stairs leading deep into the dungeon below. | ||
==Dungeon Overview== | ==Dungeon Overview== | ||
The Skull Woods dungeon acts much like its [[Skull Woods (A Link to the Past)|predecessor]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. It is unlike any other dungeon, because Link must constantly move back and forth between the dungeon and the Skull Woods themselves in order to progress. Link must find certain holes and special entrances in the Woods to reach new rooms, because the dungeon itself is very disconnected. | The Skull Woods dungeon acts much like its [[Skull Woods (A Link to the Past)|predecessor]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. It is unlike any other dungeon, because Link must constantly move back and forth between the dungeon and the Skull Woods themselves in order to progress. Link must find certain holes and special entrances in the Woods to reach new rooms, because the dungeon itself is very disconnected. | ||
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Skull Woods also features a new puzzle, where Link must find two eyeballs in certain rooms and transport them, all while protecting himself from the Wallmaster. After finding both it will allow Link to find the [[Big Key]] and reach the end of the dungeon. | Skull Woods also features a new puzzle, where Link must find two eyeballs in certain rooms and transport them, all while protecting himself from the Wallmaster. After finding both it will allow Link to find the [[Big Key]] and reach the end of the dungeon. | ||
The dungeon also features one of four [[Master Ore]]s in the game as a dungeon item | The dungeon also features one of four [[Master Ore]]s in the game as a dungeon item. | ||
==Mini-Boss== | ==Mini-Boss== | ||
The [[Mini-Boss]] of this dungeon consists of a few [[Mini-Moldorm]]s and a couple of [[Gibdo]]s. [[Link (A Link Between Worlds)|Link]] can step on the floor switch to bring three of the enemies up to the surface, which can then be defeated with the sword. However, there are two enemies on higher platforms that cannot be attacked. Link can stand under the platforms of each respective enemy until the wallmaster smashes the platform, killing the remaining enemies. | |||
The [[Mini-Boss]] of this dungeon consists of a few [[Mini-Moldorm]]s and a couple of [[Gibdo]]s. [[Link]] can step on the floor switch to bring three of the enemies up to the surface, which can then be defeated with the sword. However, there are two enemies on higher platforms that cannot be attacked. Link can stand under the platforms of each respective enemy until the wallmaster smashes the platform, killing the remaining enemies. | |||
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==Boss== | ==Boss== | ||
The [[Boss]] of this dungeon is [[Knucklemaster]]. Knucklemaster is a large [[Wallmaster]], though the boss also displays a large metal glove, along with an eyeball on the palm. The boss will charge up and dash towards Link. He can then stand near a wall and once the boss comes close, merge with the wall and it will slam right into it. While the boss is stunned, Link can use the sword to hit the eye with a series of sword slashes. This process can be repeated over and over until it is defeated. | The [[Boss]] of this dungeon is [[Knucklemaster]]. Knucklemaster is a large [[Wallmaster]], though the boss also displays a large metal glove, along with an eyeball on the palm. The boss will charge up and dash towards Link. He can then stand near a wall and once the boss comes close, merge with the wall and it will slam right into it. While the boss is stunned, Link can use the sword to hit the eye with a series of sword slashes. This process can be repeated over and over until it is defeated. | ||
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