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'''Vaati's Palace''', also known as the '''Palace of Winds''',<ref name=Winds>{{Cite|Onward we go, to my palace of winds! Hoh hoh hoh!|Vaati|FS}}</ref> is the fourth and final stage of [[Four Swords]]. It also serves as the abode of [[Vaati]]. The stage can only be accessed by obtaining the three Great Keys from the [[Great Fairy#Four Swords|Great Fairies of Forest]], [[Great Fairy#Four Swords|Flame]] and [[Great Fairy#Four Swords|Ice]].
'''[[Death Mountain]]''' is a stage from {{FS}}.
 
   
 
==Overview==
 
==Overview==
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[[File:Vaati's Palace doors.png|thumb|left|180px|Vaati's Palace entrance]]
As in its other appearances, Death Mountain is an active volcano with exposed rock and pools of lava. Its guardian is the [[Great Fairy#Four Swords|Great Fairy of Fire]], and its symbol is the [[Fire Element]]. The ubiquitous lava and flames make the area quite hazardous, although the flames can be cleared with the [[Links]]' swords.
 
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Vaati's Palace is the final level to unite the four Links and reseal the Wind Sorcerer Vaati within his prison. It is stated in the game's prologue to have been the personal dwelling of the Wind Sorcerer [[Vaati]] many long years in the past, when he terrorized Hyrule's people and captured beautiful maidens that struck his fancy, whom he would then carry off to his palace among the clouds to keep for his own pleasure. At the game's beginning, Link and Zelda go to check on the seal of Vaati's prison, which is kept locked by a key, the [[Four Sword]]. They are soon after ambushed by the Wind Mage himself, who had escaped due to the weakening seal on his prison and had hidden nearby when he heard the pair approaching. He kidnaps Zelda and states his intent to make her his bride before knocking Link out and carrying Zelda off to his Palace in the sky above Hyrule. Left with no choice, Link is forced to draw the Four Sword from its resting place in order to reach the palace and confront Vaati, causing him to be split into four copies of himself.
   
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==Entrance to the Palace==
After clearing Death Mountain's two floors, the Links encounter the level's boss, [[Gouen]]. Upon defeating the monster, the Great Fairy of Fire will appear to award the Links with one of the [[Great Key]]s. The type of key obtained depends on the number of [[Rupee]]s obtained and how many times the level has been cleared.
 
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To enter Vaati's Palace, the four [[Links]] must find the [[Great Key]]s throughout Hyrule that can open the way to the Palace and thus allow them to rescue Zelda from Vaati.
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==Themes and Navigation==
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Inside the vast Palace, the four Links are forced to battle numerous foes while also trying to keep from falling to their deaths from the Palace's heights, in order to reach its top and take on the Wind Mage himself. With the power of the Four Sword, they succeed in besting him once again atop the Palace, resealing him within the Four Sword's blade and freeing Princess Zelda from her captivity.
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===Minor Enemies and Traps===
 
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File:ArmosFS.png|[[Armos]]
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File:Bob-omb FS.png|[[Bob-omb]]
 
File:Bombarossa FS.png|[[Bombarossa]]
 
File:Bulbul.gif|[[Bulbul]]
 
File:Darknut FS.gif|[[Darknut]]
 
File:Eyegore FS.png|[[Eyegore]]
 
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File:Gel FS.png|[[Gel]]
 
File:Ghini FS.png|[[Ghini]]
 
File:Gibdo FS.png|[[Gibdo]]
 
File:HikkunFS.png|[[Hikkun]]
 
File:Hiploop FS.png|[[Hiploop]]
 
File:IceWizzrobe.png|[[Wizzrobe|Ice Wizzrobe]]
 
File:Keese FS.png|[[Keese]]
 
File:Moblin FS.png|[[Moblin]]
 
File:Moldorm FS.png|[[Moldorm]]
 
File:Nokken.png|[[Nokken]]
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File:RupeeLike.png|[[Rupee Like]]
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File:FS Rupee Wraith sprite.png|[[Rupee Wraith]]
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File:SpearMoblin.png|[[Moblin|Spear Moblin]]
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File:Togezo FS.png|[[Spiny Beetle]]
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File:FS Stalfos.png|[[Stalchild]]
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File:Tektite FS.png|[[Tektite]]
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File:Whisp-blue FS.png|[[Wisp]]
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File:WizzrobeFS.png|[[Wizzrobe]]
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File:Zol FS.png|[[Zol]]
 
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===Minor Enemies and Traps===
 
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File:BladeTrap FS.png|[[Blade Trap]]
 
File:Bob-omb FS.png|[[Bob-omb]]
 
File:Bombarossa FS.png|[[Bombarossa]]
 
File:Bulbul.gif|[[Bulbul]]
 
File:Eyegore FS.png|[[Eyegore]]
 
File:Wizzrobe-red FS.png|[[Fire Wizzrobe]]
 
File:Gel FS.png|[[Gel]]
 
File:Hiploop FS.png|[[Helmasaur]]
 
File:HikkunFS.png|[[Hikkun]]
 
File:Keese FS.png|[[Keese]]
 
File:Moldorm FS.png|[[Moldorm]]
 
File:Nokken.png|[[Nokkun]]
 
File:Psuedorupee FS.png|[[Rupee Like]]
 
File:FS Rupee Wraith sprite.png|[[Rupee Wraith]]
 
File:Togezo FS.png|[[Spiked Beetle]]
 
File:FS Stalfos.png|[[Stalfos]]
 
File:Tektite FS.png|[[Tektite]]
 
File:Zol FS.png|[[Zol]]
 
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==Trivia==
 
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*Although it is called Vaati's Palace in-game, Vaati himself calls it "[his] palace of winds" in the game's intro.<ref name=Winds/>
*Death Mountain is the only stage in ''Four Swords'' that is a recurring geographical feature in Hyrule. The other land-bound stages, or at least their names, are never reused, although Vaati's Palace is implied to be the same as the [[Palace of Winds]].
 
   
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Revision as of 11:07, 30 June 2016

Template:Sources Template:Dungeons Vaati's Palace, also known as the Palace of Winds,[1] is the fourth and final stage of Four Swords. It also serves as the abode of Vaati. The stage can only be accessed by obtaining the three Great Keys from the Great Fairies of Forest, Flame and Ice.

Overview

Vaati's Palace doors

Vaati's Palace entrance

Vaati's Palace is the final level to unite the four Links and reseal the Wind Sorcerer Vaati within his prison. It is stated in the game's prologue to have been the personal dwelling of the Wind Sorcerer Vaati many long years in the past, when he terrorized Hyrule's people and captured beautiful maidens that struck his fancy, whom he would then carry off to his palace among the clouds to keep for his own pleasure. At the game's beginning, Link and Zelda go to check on the seal of Vaati's prison, which is kept locked by a key, the Four Sword. They are soon after ambushed by the Wind Mage himself, who had escaped due to the weakening seal on his prison and had hidden nearby when he heard the pair approaching. He kidnaps Zelda and states his intent to make her his bride before knocking Link out and carrying Zelda off to his Palace in the sky above Hyrule. Left with no choice, Link is forced to draw the Four Sword from its resting place in order to reach the palace and confront Vaati, causing him to be split into four copies of himself.

Entrance to the Palace

To enter Vaati's Palace, the four Links must find the Great Keys throughout Hyrule that can open the way to the Palace and thus allow them to rescue Zelda from Vaati.

Themes and Navigation

Template:Sectstub Inside the vast Palace, the four Links are forced to battle numerous foes while also trying to keep from falling to their deaths from the Palace's heights, in order to reach its top and take on the Wind Mage himself. With the power of the Four Sword, they succeed in besting him once again atop the Palace, resealing him within the Four Sword's blade and freeing Princess Zelda from her captivity.

Minor Enemies and Traps

Items

Sprite Name
File:Bomb(FS).gif Bombs
File:Boomerang(FS).gif Boomerang
File:Bow(FS).gif Bow
File:ChainChomp FS.png Chain Chomp
File:Gnathat(FS).gif Gnat Hat
File:Magnet(FS).gif Magnetic Gloves
File:Pegasusboots(FS).gif Pegasus Boots
File:RocCape(FS).gif Roc's Cape
File:Shield(FS).gif Shield

Trivia

  • Although it is called Vaati's Palace in-game, Vaati himself calls it "[his] palace of winds" in the game's intro.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Onward we go, to my palace of winds! Hoh hoh hoh!" — Vaati (Four Swords)


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Japan Japanese 風の宮殿 (Kaze no Kyūden) Palace of Winds
Canada FrenchCA Palais de Vaati Template:ExpGame
Federal Republic of Germany German Vaatis Palast Vaati's Palace
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA Palacio de Vaati Vaati's Palace
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