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| − | |game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' |
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| − | |habitat = [[Dungeons]] |
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| + | |inhab = [[Flute Boy]], [[Pikku]], Talking Trees |
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| + | |items = [[Hookshot]], [[Shovel]] |
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| + | |related = [[Great Swamp]]<br>[[Swamp Palace (A Link to the Past)|Swamp Palace]]<br>[[Haunted Grove]] |
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| − | The '''Nuranuru''' are gastropod creatures found in swamp environs, primarily the [[Misery Mire]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. These slugs have adapted the strange ability to lay bomb-like explosives that can damage nearby intruders and prey. Their bomb-laying method is similar to the [[Puff Bomber]], quick and unsuspecting, with no knowledge whatsoever of how explosives can be contained in a biological creature. They are however, vulnerable to their own bombs, and so can be killed by the very weapon they create. |
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| + | The '''Plains of Ruin''' is the name given to the region surrounding the [[Swamp Palace (A Link to the Past)|Swamp Palace]] in the [[Dark World]] of {{ALttP}}.<ref>{{cite book|quote=Adventurers from the Light World could warp into the Plains of Ruin by stepping onto a hidden Warp Tile located just north of the lake, in the Light World swamp.|book=The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide|publisher=Nintendo of America Inc.|page=79}}</ref> It is the dark counterpart of the [[Great Swamp]]. |
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| + | The Plains of Ruin is a very similar area to the one it reflects from the [[Light World]]. Its main feature are the marshes surrounding the dungeon to the south, which are heavily populated by [[Moblin]]s, [[Zirro]]s, [[Pikit]]s and other enemies. To the west of the swamp lies a canyon that leads to an impassable dead end, beyond which lies the [[Swamp of Evil]]. The [[Haunted Grove]] can be found to the northwest, where the [[Flute Boy]] can be found in his transformed state. A cave can be found using a [[Bomb]] in the northeast side of the marshes where a friendly [[Thief]] hides. Chests containing [[Red Rupee]]s can be found deeper in the cave. The northwest side of the marsh marks the point where someone using the Warp Tile in the Light World will appear. The [[Swamp Palace (A Link to the Past)|Swamp Palace]] itself is easy enough to enter, but progress is impossible without draining the water from the outside into the dungeon. Doing this is only possible in the Light World, where draining the water from the ruins will do the same to its dark counterpart. Travelling north from the Plains of Ruin leads to the [[Bomb Shop]] south of the [[Pyramid of Power]], and east leads to the [[Ice Lake]]. |
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==Trivia== |
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| + | *Even though [[Sahasrahla]] suggests that changing something in one world will affect its counterpart in the other, the water level in the marshes of the Plains of Ruin and Swamp Palace is one of the few instances where it is actually possible to directly influence one world from the other. |
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| − | An early beta version of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' included what appears to have been a Nuranuru or a [[Sluggula]],<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-JB5kGBbIA Twilight Princess Beta Creature Models on Youtube.com]</ref> however this enemy was never included in the final version of the game. It may have been replaced by the [[Torch Slug]]. |
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| + | *Pulling on the bottom of the northeastern-most statue in the swamp will reveal four [[Blue Rupee]]s. Strangely, performing a Dash Bash on the statue on the small island in the very center will reveal many [[Apple]]s. |
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Revision as of 16:27, 18 April 2017
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The Plains of Ruin is the name given to the region surrounding the Swamp Palace in the Dark World of A Link to the Past.[1] It is the dark counterpart of the Great Swamp.
Features
The Plains of Ruin is a very similar area to the one it reflects from the Light World. Its main feature are the marshes surrounding the dungeon to the south, which are heavily populated by Moblins, Zirros, Pikits and other enemies. To the west of the swamp lies a canyon that leads to an impassable dead end, beyond which lies the Swamp of Evil. The Haunted Grove can be found to the northwest, where the Flute Boy can be found in his transformed state. A cave can be found using a Bomb in the northeast side of the marshes where a friendly Thief hides. Chests containing Red Rupees can be found deeper in the cave. The northwest side of the marsh marks the point where someone using the Warp Tile in the Light World will appear. The Swamp Palace itself is easy enough to enter, but progress is impossible without draining the water from the outside into the dungeon. Doing this is only possible in the Light World, where draining the water from the ruins will do the same to its dark counterpart. Travelling north from the Plains of Ruin leads to the Bomb Shop south of the Pyramid of Power, and east leads to the Ice Lake.
Trivia
- Even though Sahasrahla suggests that changing something in one world will affect its counterpart in the other, the water level in the marshes of the Plains of Ruin and Swamp Palace is one of the few instances where it is actually possible to directly influence one world from the other.
- Pulling on the bottom of the northeastern-most statue in the swamp will reveal four Blue Rupees. Strangely, performing a Dash Bash on the statue on the small island in the very center will reveal many Apples.
References
- ↑ Template:Cite book