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'''Hyrule Field''' is a large, grassy area that composes most of [[Hyrule]] in many of the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' games]], including ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. It is the central region of Hyrule that leads to all of the prominent locations of the kingdom, and as such, [[Link]] must travel through Hyrule Field to reach villages, markets, and lakes, among other places. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', there is a parallel version of Hyrule Field called [[Termina Field]]. Though the many game-specific regions of Hyrule often have a large field common to and one that connects all areas of the map, only those specifically labeled as Hyrule Field are of any significance.
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In ''[[Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]'', the '''Fairy Garden''' was once a beautiful place, but after the five [[Fairy|fairies]] that protected it went to sleep, it became a dried-up desert. When [[Tingle]] visits the garden, he restores power to each of the five fairy fountains, thus waking the fairies. In turn, the [[Grand Fairy]] tells him the truth about [[Uncle Rupee]]. Once he realizes that he is being used by Uncle Rupee, Tingle decides to stop him. After Tingle departs, the fairies begin the long process of restoring the garden. Later, Tingle discovers that [[Pinkle]], his fairy assistant, is the Grand Fairy's daughter, and is being held captive by Uncle Rupee.
  
   
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==Appearances and Features==
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The Fairy Garden has its own transit system. Tingle can rent a vehicle with space for two for the price of 2,000 [[Rupee]]s. If the vehicle runs out of gas, it will disappear, leaving him stranded. However, the vehicle can be refueled at each of the five fairy fountains once they have been restored to their full power.
  
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=== ''Ocarina of Time'' ===
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[[File:Hyrule_field.jpg|thumb|left|Hyrule Field in ''Ocarina of Time'']]
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', Hyrule Field is a large round area that acts the "hub" or crossroads of Hyrule. All other areas of the game branch out from this region. A grassy field with rolling hills and small fences, it is quite large for a N64 game. However, there is little activity, and besides a few side-quests, it serves little purpose other than maintaining the illusion of a vast land.
   
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Located in the center of Hyrule Field is [[Lon-Lon Ranch]], and all other areas dwell on its outskirts. At the northmost section of the field rests [[Hyrule Castle Town]], the main center of activity of Hyrule which also serves as the location of [[Hyrule Castle]]. To the northeast is [[Kakariko Village]], the primary settlement for [[Hyrulean]]s, and just north of the village is [[Death Mountain]]. [[Zora's River]] and ultimately [[Zora's Domain]] reside in the east, while the [[Kokiri Forest]] is situated in the southeast. Directly to the west of Kokiri Forest is [[Lake Hylia]], a deep, pure lake that is home to the [[Water Temple]].<ref>{{cite|Head south from here to reach Lake Hylia's full, rich waters. [...] Beyond this point lies Lake Hylia. It is full of deep, pure water. The Zoras, who live all the way upstream, guard the sunken temple at the lake's bottom, as well as Zora's Fountain.|Kaepora Gaebora|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> Lastly, [[Gerudo Valley]] is located to the west, where one the other side of the valley the gang of female thieves have established their [[Gerudo's Fortress|hideout]].<ref>{{cite|If you go west, you'll find Gerudo Valley. There's a hideout of a gang of thieves on the other side of the valley.|Kaepora Gaebora|Ocarina of Time}}</ref>
   
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All of the waterflow in Hyrule is a direct source from the waters in [[Zora's Fountain]], located in the northeast. This water flows through [[Zora's River]] and makes its way past Castle Town, continuing its path through the bottom of Gerudo Valley and eventually reaching its final destination: Lake Hylia.<ref>{{cite|All of the water in Hyrule flows from Zora's Fountain. That water flows through Zora's River, which eventually reaches Lake Hylia to the south.|Kaepora Gaebora|Ocarina of Time}}</ref>
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As young Link, [[Stalchild]]ren burrow out of the ground during the nighttime and attack the young hero. They can be avoided by sticking to the dirt road or by wearing the [[Bunny Hood]]. [[Peahat]]s can also be found in the southern and northern corners of the field, and will attack anyone who gets too close to their territory during the day; however, if Link attacks the Peahats during the night, they will send out [[Pea Hat Larva]] to chase after the young hero. Once Link turns into an adult by retrieving the [[Master Sword]] from its [[Pedestal of Time|pedestal]], the Stalchildren and the Peahats will have disappeared; instead, [[Poe#Notable Poes|Big Poe]]s as well as ordinary [[Poe]]s will roam the field, although they will only appear at certain spots.
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=== ''The Minish Cap'' ===
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[[File:TMC - South Hyrule Field.png|thumb|right|South Hyrule Field in ''The Minish Cap'']]
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', Hyrule field is divided into two parts on the map: '''North Hyrule Field''' and '''South Hyrule Field''', with [[Hyrule Castle Town]] between the two locations. Places linking to the two parts of Hyrule Field are Hyrule Town, Hyrule Castle, [[Lon Lon Ranch]], [[Trilby Highlands]], [[Eastern Hills]], and [[Western Wood]].
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====South Hyrule Field====
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South Hyrule Field is the home of Link and his grandfather [[Smith]] in the game and houses very few enemies, most of them being [[Octorok]]s. [[Tingle]] also appears in South Hyrule Field, standing upon a small tree stump just east to Link's house.
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====North Hyrule Field====
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North Hyrule Field is the main path to [[Hyrule Castle]] and has some more enemies than its southern counterpart, including Octoroks and [[Crow]]s. It is also home to [[Blade Brothers#Greatblade|Greatblade]]'s dojo.
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In the center of the field where four trees make a square, [[Link]] must do a [[Kinstone Fusion]] with each of the five [[Tingle Brothers]]. Doing so will open each tree where Link will find both treasures and switches. When Link steps on each switch, a final opening will be revealed in the center of the trees which will reveal a chest with an upgraded boomerang, the [[Magic Boomerang]].
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There is also a tree stump where Link can dash into and turn into [[Minish]] size.
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=== ''Twilight Princess'' ===
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[[File:North Hyrule_Field.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Hyrule Field's northern portion with Hyrule Castle in the background]]
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', Hyrule Field is almost five times larger than in ''Ocarina of Time'' and spans three Provinces: [[Lanayru Province|Lanayru]], [[Eldin Province|Eldin]], and [[Faron Province|Faron]]. It sports a great deal more landscape variety than its previous incarnation, including bridges, rocky cliffs, woods, and ancient ruins. Due to its immense size, it is easier to traverse the field with either the help of [[Epona]] or by [[warping]].
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Instead of being a hub, Hyrule Field surrounds [[Hyrule Castle]] and is full of shortcuts and entrances to many other areas, including:
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*[[Faron Woods]] in the southernmost part
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*[[Kakariko Village]] and [[Kakariko Gorge]] in the {{exp|GCN version; west in the Wii version|east}}
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*[[Zora's Domain]] in the north
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*[[Lake Hylia]] in the {{exp|GCN version; east in the Wii version|west}}
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*[[Hyrule Castle Town]] in the center
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The changes also include a wider variety of enemies roaming the field, including [[Bokoblin]]s, [[Bulblin]]s, [[Deku Baba]]s, [[Bomskit]]s, [[Guay]]s, [[Leever]]s, [[Poes]], [[Stalhound]]s (at night), [[Kargarok]]s, [[Tektite]]s, [[Helmasaurs]] (after Lakebed Temple), [[Lizalfos]] (after Lakebed Temple), [[Chuchu]]s, and [[Bullbos]].
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Unlike the Hyrule Field in ''Ocarina of Time'', this field is not one huge, altogether area but several - still large - areas connected by pathways, creating the region collectively known as Hyrule Field.
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Several important game events occur in the field. After [[Colin]] gets kidnapped by [[King Bulblin]], Link follows him to the {{exp|GCN version; west in the Wii version|east}} portion of Hyrule Field, where the young hero defeats King Bulblin at the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. Link must once again journey through Hyrule Field as [[Telma]], [[Ilia]] and [[Prince Ralis]] are riding in a caravan on their way to Kakariko Village from [[Castle Town]] while the young hero defends Telma's caravan from enemy attacks during the ride. The last event is the final two fights against [[Ganon]]dorf which take place on {{exp|GCN version; West in the Wii version|East}} Hyrule Field.
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=== ''Link's Crossbow Training'' ===
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[[File:LCTHyruleField.jpg|right|thumb|250px]]
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Hyrule Field appears in two stages of ''[[Link's Crossbow Training]]''. The first appearance in [[Link%27s_Crossbow_Training#Stage_2|Stage 2]] is a simple skeet shoot scenario involving skulls instead. The camera angle is fixed in place, but the skulls fly in enough zany directions to make the stage difficult. Other than the skulls, this level only offers one [[scarecrow]] and three wooden barrels for points.
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The second appearance of the field in [[Link%27s_Crossbow_Training#Stage_8|Stage 8]], seats Link on [[Epona]] as she trots along the path. The camera angles are fixed for each 20 second sections of the level. The first segment shows a section of Hyrule Field in daylight. Targets appear in the distance of the background as well as close enough to obstruct view of other objects. The second segment shows the field at dusk, or twilight (fittingly). And the final segment has Link and Epona riding in darkness. This last segment changes the camera angle from a side-scroll scene to a forward-scrolling one.
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==Trivia==
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*When riding [[Epona]] through Hyrule Field in ''Twilight Princess'', a more "powerful" version of the theme music is played, which adds brass instruments to the melody.
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==Gallery==
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File:TMC - North Hyrule Field.png|North Hyrule Field in ''The Minish Cap''
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File:Northern Woods.png|North Hyrule Field from ''The Minish Cap''
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File:South Hyrule Field.png|South Hyrule Field from ''The Minish Cap''
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File:East Hyrule Field.jpg|East Hyrule Field as seen in ''Twilight Princess''
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File:Kakariko Gorge.jpg|[[Kakariko Gorge]], a portion of Hyrule Field in ''Twilight Princess''
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File:Hyrule Field OoT3D.jpg|Hyrule Field in ''Ocarina of Time 3D''
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File:Hyrule Field.png|Link and Epona riding through Hyrule Field in ''Ocarina of Time 3D''
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File:Hyrule Field 2.png|Hyrule Field seen in ''Ocarina of Time 3D'', without Link and Epona.
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Revision as of 00:38, 31 March 2013

Template:Place Hyrule Field is a large, grassy area that composes most of Hyrule in many of the The Legend of Zelda games, including Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess. It is the central region of Hyrule that leads to all of the prominent locations of the kingdom, and as such, Link must travel through Hyrule Field to reach villages, markets, and lakes, among other places. In Majora's Mask, there is a parallel version of Hyrule Field called Termina Field. Though the many game-specific regions of Hyrule often have a large field common to and one that connects all areas of the map, only those specifically labeled as Hyrule Field are of any significance.

Appearances and Features

Ocarina of Time

Hyrule field

Hyrule Field in Ocarina of Time

In Ocarina of Time, Hyrule Field is a large round area that acts the "hub" or crossroads of Hyrule. All other areas of the game branch out from this region. A grassy field with rolling hills and small fences, it is quite large for a N64 game. However, there is little activity, and besides a few side-quests, it serves little purpose other than maintaining the illusion of a vast land.

Located in the center of Hyrule Field is Lon-Lon Ranch, and all other areas dwell on its outskirts. At the northmost section of the field rests Hyrule Castle Town, the main center of activity of Hyrule which also serves as the location of Hyrule Castle. To the northeast is Kakariko Village, the primary settlement for Hyruleans, and just north of the village is Death Mountain. Zora's River and ultimately Zora's Domain reside in the east, while the Kokiri Forest is situated in the southeast. Directly to the west of Kokiri Forest is Lake Hylia, a deep, pure lake that is home to the Water Temple.[1] Lastly, Gerudo Valley is located to the west, where one the other side of the valley the gang of female thieves have established their hideout.[2]

All of the waterflow in Hyrule is a direct source from the waters in Zora's Fountain, located in the northeast. This water flows through Zora's River and makes its way past Castle Town, continuing its path through the bottom of Gerudo Valley and eventually reaching its final destination: Lake Hylia.[3]

As young Link, Stalchildren burrow out of the ground during the nighttime and attack the young hero. They can be avoided by sticking to the dirt road or by wearing the Bunny Hood. Peahats can also be found in the southern and northern corners of the field, and will attack anyone who gets too close to their territory during the day; however, if Link attacks the Peahats during the night, they will send out Pea Hat Larva to chase after the young hero. Once Link turns into an adult by retrieving the Master Sword from its pedestal, the Stalchildren and the Peahats will have disappeared; instead, Big Poes as well as ordinary Poes will roam the field, although they will only appear at certain spots.

The Minish Cap

File:TMC - South Hyrule Field.png

South Hyrule Field in The Minish Cap

In The Minish Cap, Hyrule field is divided into two parts on the map: North Hyrule Field and South Hyrule Field, with Hyrule Castle Town between the two locations. Places linking to the two parts of Hyrule Field are Hyrule Town, Hyrule Castle, Lon Lon Ranch, Trilby Highlands, Eastern Hills, and Western Wood.

South Hyrule Field

South Hyrule Field is the home of Link and his grandfather Smith in the game and houses very few enemies, most of them being Octoroks. Tingle also appears in South Hyrule Field, standing upon a small tree stump just east to Link's house.

North Hyrule Field

North Hyrule Field is the main path to Hyrule Castle and has some more enemies than its southern counterpart, including Octoroks and Crows. It is also home to Greatblade's dojo.

In the center of the field where four trees make a square, Link must do a Kinstone Fusion with each of the five Tingle Brothers. Doing so will open each tree where Link will find both treasures and switches. When Link steps on each switch, a final opening will be revealed in the center of the trees which will reveal a chest with an upgraded boomerang, the Magic Boomerang.

There is also a tree stump where Link can dash into and turn into Minish size.

Twilight Princess

North Hyrule Field

Hyrule Field's northern portion with Hyrule Castle in the background

In Twilight Princess, Hyrule Field is almost five times larger than in Ocarina of Time and spans three Provinces: Lanayru, Eldin, and Faron. It sports a great deal more landscape variety than its previous incarnation, including bridges, rocky cliffs, woods, and ancient ruins. Due to its immense size, it is easier to traverse the field with either the help of Epona or by warping.

Instead of being a hub, Hyrule Field surrounds Hyrule Castle and is full of shortcuts and entrances to many other areas, including:

The changes also include a wider variety of enemies roaming the field, including Bokoblins, Bulblins, Deku Babas, Bomskits, Guays, Leevers, Poes, Stalhounds (at night), Kargaroks, Tektites, Helmasaurs (after Lakebed Temple), Lizalfos (after Lakebed Temple), Chuchus, and Bullbos. Unlike the Hyrule Field in Ocarina of Time, this field is not one huge, altogether area but several - still large - areas connected by pathways, creating the region collectively known as Hyrule Field.

Several important game events occur in the field. After Colin gets kidnapped by King Bulblin, Link follows him to the east portion of Hyrule Field, where the young hero defeats King Bulblin at the Bridge of Eldin. Link must once again journey through Hyrule Field as Telma, Ilia and Prince Ralis are riding in a caravan on their way to Kakariko Village from Castle Town while the young hero defends Telma's caravan from enemy attacks during the ride. The last event is the final two fights against Ganondorf which take place on East Hyrule Field.

Link's Crossbow Training

Ambiguously Canon Information
File:LCTHyruleField.jpg

Hyrule Field appears in two stages of Link's Crossbow Training. The first appearance in Stage 2 is a simple skeet shoot scenario involving skulls instead. The camera angle is fixed in place, but the skulls fly in enough zany directions to make the stage difficult. Other than the skulls, this level only offers one scarecrow and three wooden barrels for points.

The second appearance of the field in Stage 8, seats Link on Epona as she trots along the path. The camera angles are fixed for each 20 second sections of the level. The first segment shows a section of Hyrule Field in daylight. Targets appear in the distance of the background as well as close enough to obstruct view of other objects. The second segment shows the field at dusk, or twilight (fittingly). And the final segment has Link and Epona riding in darkness. This last segment changes the camera angle from a side-scroll scene to a forward-scrolling one.

Trivia

  • When riding Epona through Hyrule Field in Twilight Princess, a more "powerful" version of the theme music is played, which adds brass instruments to the melody.

Gallery

  • TMC - North Hyrule Field.png

    North Hyrule Field in The Minish Cap

  • Northern Woods.png

    North Hyrule Field from The Minish Cap

  • South Hyrule Field.png

    South Hyrule Field from The Minish Cap

  • East Hyrule Field as seen in Twilight Princess

    East Hyrule Field as seen in Twilight Princess

  • Kakariko Gorge, a portion of Hyrule Field in Twilight Princess

    Kakariko Gorge, a portion of Hyrule Field in Twilight Princess

  • Hyrule Field in Ocarina of Time 3D

    Hyrule Field in Ocarina of Time 3D

  • Hyrule Field.png

    Link and Epona riding through Hyrule Field in Ocarina of Time 3D

  • Hyrule Field 2.png

    Hyrule Field seen in Ocarina of Time 3D, without Link and Epona.

References

  1. ↑ "Head south from here to reach Lake Hylia's full, rich waters. [...] Beyond this point lies Lake Hylia. It is full of deep, pure water. The Zoras, who live all the way upstream, guard the sunken temple at the lake's bottom, as well as Zora's Fountain." — Kaepora Gaebora (Ocarina of Time)
  2. ↑ "If you go west, you'll find Gerudo Valley. There's a hideout of a gang of thieves on the other side of the valley." — Kaepora Gaebora (Ocarina of Time)
  3. ↑ "All of the water in Hyrule flows from Zora's Fountain. That water flows through Zora's River, which eventually reaches Lake Hylia to the south." — Kaepora Gaebora (Ocarina of Time)


TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Template:Japanese Hyrule Plains
French-speaking countries French Plaine d'Hyrule Hyrule Field
Federal Republic of Germany German Hylianische SteppeTriforce piece
Ebene von HyruleTriforce piece 		Hylian Steppe
Plains of Hyrule
Kingdom of Spain SpanishEU Pradera de Hyrule Prairie of Hyrule
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA Llanura de Hyrule Hyrule Plain


Regions in Ocarina of Time
Lon Lon RanchLakeside LaboratoryFishing HoleLake HyliaKokiri ForestInside the Deku TreeLost WoodsSacred Forest MeadowMarketHyrule CastleGerudo ValleyGerudo's FortressHaunted WastelandDesert ColossusKakariko VillageKakariko GraveyardDeath MountainGoron CityDeath Mountain TrailZora's RiverZora's DomainZora's FountainHyrule FieldHyrule Image Map

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Hyrule in Twilight Princess
South Hyrule FieldHyrule FieldKakariko GorgeOrdon RanchOrdon VillageOrdon SpringFaron WoodsFaron WoodsSacred GroveEldin SpringKakariko Village GraveyardKakariko VillageDeath MountainGerudo DesertArbiter's Grounds (Dungeon)Mirror ChamberBridge of EldinHidden VillageLake HyliaGreat Hylian BridgeLake HyliaHyrule FieldHyrule CastleZora's DomainSnowpeak TopSnowpeakSnowpeakSnowpeak RuinsZora's RiverHyrule TP Map
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Locations in The Minish Cap
Mount CrenelMount Crenel's BaseCastor WildsWind RuinsRoyal ValleyTrilby HighlandsWestern WoodHyrule Castle GardenNorth Hyrule FieldHyrule TownSouth Hyrule FieldEastern HillsLon Lon RanchVeil FallsCloud TopsLake HyliaMinish WoodsTMC Map of Hyrule 2
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