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Template:Dungeons Located in the Peak Province from Twilight Princess, the Snowpeak Ruins is a decrepit mansion, home to a Yeti couple. Yeto lives in the mansion with his wife Yeta, but they only inhabit the front rooms and the bedroom. The vacant back rooms become home to the host of monsters that invaded the mansion after the second Mirror Shard came to rest there. It is the fifth dungeon in the game.

Entrance to the Ruins

Link can find the manor at the end of Snowpeak Top's descending gorge. The first time he looks for it, he slides alone towards there with the help of a frozen leaf. Later visits require him participating in a race against either Yeto or Yeta.

Themes and Navigation

The mansion has three floors, with the predominant theme being ice. The goal during its exploration is to reach the Bedroom on the third floor, which contains a piece of the Mirror of Twilight found by Yeto and given to his wife Yeta. The item obtained in the dungeon is the Ball and Chain after defeating the mini boss, Darkhammer.

The ruins are explored in stages, as Yeta attempts to direct Link to the correct location of the Bedroom Key. Due to her current condition, her memory is poor, and she unintentionally misleads Link to find first the Ordon Pumpkin, then the Ordon Goat Cheese. These two items are used by Yeto to transform his Reekfish broth first into the Good Soup then into the Superb Soup.

Many areas of the dungeon are clogged by large blocks of ice, which can only be broken using one of the cannons found within the dungeon (and subsequently the Ball and Chain). The main enemies encountered within Snowpeak Ruins are Freezards, Mini Freezards, Chilfos, White Wolfos and Ice Keese.

The mansion is last seen during the game's credits reel: a heart "pops" out from the ruins, indicating the endurance of Yeto and Yeta's love.

Link's Crossbow Training

Ambiguously Canon Information

The Snowpeak Ruins appears as a Ranger Mode scenario in Stage 6 of Link's Crossbow Training. Link can freely navigate a few rooms and the courtyard of the mansion. Chilfos and Ice Keese are the only enemies in the area. The majority of the Chilfos are lined up on high ledges. Upon seeing Link, they will throw their impaling staffs towards him. An unarmed Chilfos can be destroyed in a single shot, but those holding their staffs can block 4 shots; alternatively a bomb arrow can destroy even neighboring enemies. The courtyard is divided by large blocks of ice, which can be eliminated using a charged shot from the crossbow.

Residence

Theory Warning

The Snowpeak Ruins could have once been Ashei's childhood home. She claims to have been raised in the mountains by her father, a knight (who may be depicted in the various portraits in the mansion),^[1] and there are many suits of armor and weapons inside the house, as well as many cannons, both of which seem out of place for the average household. This could also explain Ashei's fascination with the mountain, as while the rest of the Resistance is interested in certain parts of Hyrule and what they can get from them (Auru and Shad seeking knowledge, and Rusl seeking ancient technology), her interest in Snowpeak does not seem to have such motivations behind it--she seems only to be concerned about how "evil controls it".

Minor Enemies

Bubble
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Chilfos
Freezard TP 3.png

Freezard
Ice Keese.png

Ice Keese
ImpPoe.png

Imp Poe
Mini Freezard(TP).png

Mini Freezard
Purple Chu.png

Purple Chu
White Wolfos TP.png

White Wolfos
Yellow Chu.png

Yellow Chu

Trivia

Inside the ruins are many large paintings hanging on the walls or lined up together in the corner of certain rooms. There are paintings of what appear to be Ordon Ranch, Hyrule Castle, the Arbiter's Grounds, the Sacred Grove and even the City in the Sky. There are also two figures in some paintings who appear to be that of a knight-like character and possibly be some kind of wise man, but their true nature is very vague.
Inside the ruins there is a chapel-like area that has no mention of the Triforce, Din, Nayru or Farore.
With the exception of Blizzeta's room, there are no hearts contained in the pots, and the enemies give no hearts as well. Some think this is because Yeto and Yeta's love needs to be rekindled (hence the reason why a large number of hearts appear alongside the Heart Container at the end). The reason may also be that players regularly return to the kitchen where they can have as much healing soup as they want.
This is the only dungeon where the Boss Key does not exist, as it was replaced by the Bedroom Key. In fact, in a possible homage to the Thieves' Town dungeon from Template:ALTTP, the boss is not originally located in the battle arena; instead, Yeta becomes the boss.
This is also the only dungeon in Twilight Princess where the Dungeon Map is not found in a Treasure Chest. Instead, it is obtained upon speaking to Yeta for the first time.

Gallery

The outside of the Snowpeak Ruins
The Bedroom Lock
The Bedroom Key
The final scene of the Snowpeak Ruins in Twilight Princess, with the heart above the mansion
Blizzeta.png

Blizzeta

References

↑ "I grew up in the mountains with my father, who was a knight in his own right." — Ashei (Twilight Princess)

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	Template:Japanese	Snowy Mountain Ruins
	French	Ruines des Pics Blancs	Ruins of the White Peaks
	German	Bergruine
	Italian	Rovine sul Ghiacciaio
	Spanish^EU	Ruinas del Pico Nevado	Ruins of the Snowy Peak

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-|image = [[File:Link'sCrossbowTraining1.jpg|300px]]
+|image = [[File:Snowpeak Ruins.jpg|320px]]
-|caption = Targets in ''[[Link's Crossbow Training]]''
+|caption = The mansion's foyer
+|location =[[Snowpeak|Snowpeak Mountain]]
-|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''<br>''[[Link's Crossbow Training]]''<br>{{PH}}<br>{{ST}}<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''
+|game = {{TP}}<br>{{LCT}}
-|uses = Fodder in minigames
+|item = [[Ball and Chain]]
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+|mini-boss = [[Darkhammer]]
+|boss = Twilt Ice Mass: [[Blizzeta]]
+|quest = [[Mirror of Twilight#Mirror Shard|Mirror Shard]]<br>[[Heart Container]]
+|element= <!-- Before adding, changing, or removing dungeon elements, please see the guidelines detailed on the template's page, located here: http://zeldawiki.org/Template:Element --> {{Element|Ice}}
+|theme music = [[File:Snowpeak Ruins.ogg|noicon]]
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+Located in the [[Peak Province]] from {{TP}}, the '''Snowpeak Ruins''' is a decrepit mansion, home to a [[Yeti]] couple. [[Yeto]] lives in the mansion with his wife [[Yeta]], but they only inhabit the front rooms and the bedroom. The vacant back rooms become home to the host of monsters that invaded the mansion after the second [[Mirror of Twilight#Mirror Shard|Mirror Shard]] came to rest there. It is the fifth dungeon in the game.
-{{stub}}
-'''Targets''' are sometimes completely destructible objects in projectile-firing minigames. Older targets, such as the ones found in the Gerudo [[Horseback Archery Range]] game, are stationary and indestructible. Points vary from game to game. In general, the center is the highest valued hit, but [[Salvatore]]'s [[Cannon Game]] and the [[Goron Target Range|Goron version]] in {{ST}} only credit hitting the target. A variable among the destructible cannon targets are the number of hits they can take before being destroyed.
+==Entrance to the Ruins==
-'''False targets''' often appear as targets with an "X" in place of a bull's eye. False targets generally subtract points from the score.
+Link can find the manor at the end of [[Snowpeak Top|Snowpeak Top's]] descending gorge. The first time he looks for it, he slides alone towards there with the help of a frozen leaf. Later visits require him participating in a [[Snowboard Race|race]] against either [[Yeto]] or [[Yeta]].
+==Themes and Navigation==
+The mansion has three floors, with the predominant theme being [[ice]]. The goal during its exploration is to reach the Bedroom on the third floor, which contains a piece of the [[Mirror of Twilight]] found by Yeto and given to his wife Yeta. The item obtained in the dungeon is the [[Ball and Chain]] after defeating the mini boss, [[Darkhammer]].
+The ruins are explored in stages, as Yeta attempts to direct Link to the correct location of the Bedroom Key. Due to her current condition, her memory is poor, and she unintentionally misleads Link to find first the [[Ordon Pumpkin]], then the [[Ordon Goat Cheese]]. These two items are used by Yeto to transform his [[Fish#Reekfish|Reekfish]] broth first into the [[Soups in Twilight Princess#Good Soup|Good Soup]] then into the [[Soups in Twilight Princess#Superb Soup|Superb Soup]].
+Many areas of the dungeon are clogged by large blocks of ice, which can only be broken using one of the [[cannon]]s found within the dungeon (and subsequently the [[Ball and Chain]]). The main enemies encountered within Snowpeak Ruins are [[Freezard]]s, [[Mini Freezard]]s, [[Chilfos]], [[White Wolfos]] and [[Keese#Ice Keese|Ice Keese]].
+The mansion is last seen during the game's credits reel: a heart "pops" out from the ruins, indicating the endurance of Yeto and Yeta's love.
+==''Link's Crossbow Training''==
+{{Ambig|start}}
+The '''Snowpeak Ruins''' appears as a '''Ranger Mode''' scenario in [[Link's Crossbow Training#Stage 6|Stage 6]] of {{LCT}}. Link can freely navigate a few rooms and the courtyard of the mansion. Chilfos and [[Keese#Ice Keese|Ice Keese]] are the only enemies in the area. The majority of the Chilfos are lined up on high ledges. Upon seeing Link, they will throw their impaling staffs towards him. An unarmed Chilfos can be destroyed in a single shot, but those holding their staffs can block 4 shots; alternatively a bomb arrow can destroy even neighboring enemies. The courtyard is divided by large blocks of ice, which can be eliminated using a charged shot from the [[crossbow]].
+{{Ambig|end}}
+==Residence==
+{{Theory|start}}
+The Snowpeak Ruins could have once been [[Ashei]]'s childhood home. She claims to have been raised in the mountains by her father, a knight (who may be depicted in the various portraits in the mansion),<ref>{{cite|I grew up in the mountains with my father, who was a knight in his own right.|Ashei|TP}}</ref> and there are many suits of armor and weapons inside the house, as well as many cannons, both of which seem out of place for the average household. This could also explain Ashei's fascination with the mountain, as while the rest of the [[Resistance]] is interested in certain parts of Hyrule and what they can get from them ([[Auru]] and [[Shad]] seeking knowledge, and [[Rusl]] seeking ancient technology), her interest in Snowpeak does not seem to have such motivations behind it--she seems only to be concerned about how "evil controls it".
+{{Theory|end}}
+==Minor Enemies==
 <gallery>
+File:Bubble.png|[[Bubble]]
-File:Range.jpg|The Targets in the Gerudo Horseback Archery Range
+File:Chilfos.png|[[Chilfos]]
+File:Freezard TP 3.png|[[Freezard]]
+File:Ice Keese.png|[[Keese#Ice Keese|Ice Keese]]
+File:ImpPoe.png|[[Poe#Twilight Princess|Imp Poe]]
+File:Mini Freezard(TP).png|[[Mini Freezard]]
+File:Purple Chu.png|[[Chuchu#Purple ChuChu|Purple Chu]]
+File:White Wolfos TP.png|[[White Wolfos]]
+File:Yellow Chu.png|[[Chuchu#Yellow ChuChu|Yellow Chu]]
 </gallery>
+==Trivia==
+*Inside the ruins are many large paintings hanging on the walls or lined up together in the corner of certain rooms. There are paintings of what appear to be [[Ordon Ranch]], [[Hyrule Castle]], the [[Arbiter's Grounds]], the [[Sacred Grove]] and even the [[City in the Sky]]. There are also two figures in some paintings who appear to be that of a knight-like character and possibly be some kind of wise man, but their true nature is very vague.
+*Inside the ruins there is a chapel-like area that has no mention of the [[Triforce]], [[Din (Goddess)|Din]], [[Nayru (Goddess)|Nayru]] or [[Farore (Goddess)|Farore]].
+*With the exception of [[Blizzeta]]'s room, there are no hearts contained in the pots, and the enemies give no hearts as well. Some think this is because Yeto and Yeta's love needs to be rekindled (hence the reason why a large number of hearts appear alongside the Heart Container at the end). The reason may also be that players regularly return to the kitchen where they can have as much healing soup as they want.
+*This is the only dungeon where the [[Key#Boss Key|Boss Key]] does not exist, as it was replaced by the Bedroom Key. In fact, in a possible homage to the [[Thieves' Town (A Link to the Past)|Thieves' Town]] dungeon from {{ALTTP}}, the boss is not originally located in the battle arena; instead, Yeta ''becomes'' the boss.
+*This is also the only dungeon in ''Twilight Princess'' where the [[Map#Dungeon Map|Dungeon Map]] is not found in a [[Treasure Chest]]. Instead, it is obtained upon speaking to Yeta for the first time.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+File:Snowpeak Mansion.jpg|The outside of the Snowpeak Ruins
+File:Bedroom Lock.jpg|The Bedroom Lock
+File:Bedroom Key.jpg|The Bedroom Key
+File:SR Final Scene.jpg|The final scene of the Snowpeak Ruins in ''Twilight Princess'', with the heart above the mansion
+File:Blizzeta.png|Blizzeta
+</gallery>
+{{Ref}}
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+|esS= Ruinas del Pico Nevado
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+|esL=
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+|fr=  Ruines des Pics Blancs
+|frM= Ruins of the White Peaks
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+|deM=
+|it=  Rovine sul Ghiacciaio
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+[[Category:Ruins]]
+[[Category:Places in Twilight Princess]]
+[[Category:Dungeons in Twilight Princess]]
+[[Category:Places in Link's Crossbow Training]]

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Entrance to the Ruins

Themes and Navigation

Link's Crossbow Training

Residence

Minor Enemies

Trivia

Gallery

References