Wind's Requiem: Difference between revisions

From Zelda Dungeon Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Want an adless experience? Log in or Create an account.
mNo edit summary
m (Text replacement - "Link" to "Link")
 
(13 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Song
{{Infobox|song
|name = Wind's Requiem
| image = [[File:WindsRequiem.jpg]]
|image =  
| caption =  
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''
|instrument = [[Wind Waker]]
| quest =
|notes = ↑ ← →
| location =
|powers = Controls the direction of the wind
| instrument = [[Wind Waker]]
|learned = [[Dragon Roost Island]]
| learn = [[Dragon Roost Island]]
| perform = [[File:TWW-Notes-Up.png]][[File:TWW-Notes-Left.png]][[File:TWW-Notes-Right.png]]
| effect = Controls the direction of the wind
| related =  
}}
}}
The '''Wind's Requiem''' is the first song that [[Link]] learns in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. It is arguably used the most out of all of the songs due to its importance in sailing.
 
The '''Wind's Requiem''' is the first song that [[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]] learns in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', allowing him to change wind direction.


==Learned==
==Learned==
{{float|left|[[File:Wind's Requiem - TWW icon.png]]}}Link can learn the song as soon as he arrives at [[Dragon Roost Island]]. Once he arrives, he can travel through a cave to the back of the island where he will find a pair of tablets on a small island. One of the tablets is broken, with other have the directions to the Wind's Requiem are written on it. When Link first attempts to play the Wind's Requiem on the [[Wind Waker]], the Wind God [[Zephos]] will appear to greet him.{{Ref|TWW|1779-1780|Zephos}}


The directions to the Wind's Requiem are written on a tablet on [[Dragon Roost Island]], at a shrine to the wind god [[Zephos]]. When Link first attempts to play the Wind's Requiem on the [[Wind Waker]], Zephos will appear to greet him.
{{clear|left}}


==Abilities==
==Abilities==
This song can change the direction of the wind, as long as Link is outside. This is useful when Link is out on the ocean on [[King of Red Lions|his boat]], because it is a lot faster to travel with the wind filling the [[sail]]. It can also be used to make treasure chests appear when Link is standing on certain tiles, which is used to find all the [[Triforce Chart]]s.
{{References}}


This song can change the direction of the wind, as long as Link is outside. This is useful when Link is out on the ocean on [[King of Red Lions|his boat]], because it is a lot faster to travel with the wind filling the [[sail]]. It can also be used to make treasure chests appear when Link is standing on certain tiles, which is used to find all the [[Triforce Chart]]s.
{{Listbox|The Wind Waker Songs}}
{{Cat|Songs}}
{{Cat|The Wind Waker Songs}}

Latest revision as of 03:27, January 15, 2023

Wind's Requiem
WindsRequiem.jpg

Games

Learned from

Instrument

How to Perform

TWW-Notes-Up.pngTWW-Notes-Left.pngTWW-Notes-Right.png

Effect

Controls the direction of the wind

The Wind's Requiem is the first song that Link learns in The Wind Waker, allowing him to change wind direction.

Learned

Wind's Requiem - TWW icon.png

Link can learn the song as soon as he arrives at Dragon Roost Island. Once he arrives, he can travel through a cave to the back of the island where he will find a pair of tablets on a small island. One of the tablets is broken, with other have the directions to the Wind's Requiem are written on it. When Link first attempts to play the Wind's Requiem on the Wind Waker, the Wind God Zephos will appear to greet him.[1]

Abilities

This song can change the direction of the wind, as long as Link is outside. This is useful when Link is out on the ocean on his boat, because it is a lot faster to travel with the wind filling the sail. It can also be used to make treasure chests appear when Link is standing on certain tiles, which is used to find all the Triforce Charts.

References

  1. "Yep! That's a miiiiiighty nice breeze! The name's Zephos. I'm the god of winds. So, you're the new Wind Waker, are you?" — Zephos, The Wind Waker.