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{{Infobox|location
|name = Temple of Seasons
|name   = Temple of Seasons
|image = [[File:Temple.PNG|#200px‎]]‎
|image   = [[File:Temple-of-Seasons.png‎]]‎
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''
|game   = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''
|race = [[Subrosian]]
|item   = [[Rod of Seasons]]
|item = [[Rod of Seasons]]
|related = [[Subrosia]]<br>[[Temple Remains]]
|related = [[Subrosia]]
}}
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The '''Temple of Seasons''' is a location featured in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''. It is initially located in the northwestern part of [[Holodrum]], however, early game events showcase [[Onox|General Onox]] submerging it underground to a location by the name of [[Subrosia]], where it resides until the end of the game.
The '''Temple of Seasons''' is a location featured in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''. Composed of four towers surrounding a central structure, the temple serves as the home of the four season spirits and resting place of the [[Rod of Seasons]]. It was originally located in the mountains of northwestern [[Holodrum]]. However, after [[Din (Oracle)|Din's]] capture by [[Onox]], the temple sinks underground leaving only a handful of [[Temple Remains|ruins]] in its wake, causing the land of Holodrum to spiral into chaos as the seasons fall out of balance.
 
==Season Towers==
 
The Temple of Seasons has four towers in which one of four [[Season Spirits]] reside. It is here that '''Link''' obtains power to control the four different seasons, which he uses to power up the [[Rod of Seasons]].
 
 
 
 
 


Early in his adventure, Link discovers that the temple has actually fallen into the underground world of [[Subrosia]], allowing him access to the Rod of Seasons and the blessings of the four spirits to aid in rescuing Din. Link makes several return trips to the subterranean temple in order to gain new blessings throughout his journey, while its remains above ground are explored in search of the eighth and final dungeon, the [[Sword and Shield Maze]].


Curiously, the temple remains in Subrosia even after Din has been rescued and the seasons return to normal, and neither she nor the season spirits make mention of what will happen to it or if it can ever be restored to the surface. As such, the fate of the temple after the events of the game remains unknown.


==Gallery==
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{{Cat|Oracle of Seasons Locations}}
{{Cat|Oracle of Seasons Locations}}

Revision as of 20:18, December 27, 2019

Temple of Seasons

The Temple of Seasons is a location featured in Oracle of Seasons. Composed of four towers surrounding a central structure, the temple serves as the home of the four season spirits and resting place of the Rod of Seasons. It was originally located in the mountains of northwestern Holodrum. However, after Din's capture by Onox, the temple sinks underground leaving only a handful of ruins in its wake, causing the land of Holodrum to spiral into chaos as the seasons fall out of balance.

Early in his adventure, Link discovers that the temple has actually fallen into the underground world of Subrosia, allowing him access to the Rod of Seasons and the blessings of the four spirits to aid in rescuing Din. Link makes several return trips to the subterranean temple in order to gain new blessings throughout his journey, while its remains above ground are explored in search of the eighth and final dungeon, the Sword and Shield Maze.

Curiously, the temple remains in Subrosia even after Din has been rescued and the seasons return to normal, and neither she nor the season spirits make mention of what will happen to it or if it can ever be restored to the surface. As such, the fate of the temple after the events of the game remains unknown.

Gallery