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'''Water''' is commonly used in all ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' games. It comes in multiple forms like in the sea, lakes and ponds, in a bottle and rain. It appears in all games and has depth in the 3D games and is most of the time swimmable when it is found in a sea, lake and pond. Water can for example be used for either making plants grow or making safe terrain on lava to walk on. It is often used as a dungeon theme in many games too.

[[File:Found_Nabooru_Water.png|150px|left]]In the [[Town of Nabooru]], Link may draw water from one of the fountains. If he takes it to a certain [[Thirsty Lady]], she will permit him to speak with the [[Wise Men|Wise Man]] who will teach him the [[Fire Spell]].

[[Link]] can find [[Hot Spring Water]] in the [[Goron Graveyard]], in a hidden cave in [[Snowhead]], and [[Beneath the Well]]. Hot Spring Water can be used to melt iceblocks and thaw out the [[Goron Elder (Majora's Mask)|Goron Elder]] who teaches Link half of the [[Goron Lullaby]]. Hot Spring Water will cool in one real-life minute, regardless if time is slowed using the [[Inverted Song of Time]]. The Hot Spring Water is also part of the Trading Sequence in [[Ikana]].

During the [[Withered Deku Tree]] sidequest in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', [[Link]] must bring water from the [[Forest Haven]] across the [[Great Sea]] to revive the withered Deku Trees. After 20 real-world minutes, the forest water reverts back to regular water that cannot heal the trees.