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| − | |caption = A room with fire and lava in the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] |
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| − | '''Fire''', along with [[ice]], [[light]] and other elements, has been a staple for [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' franchise]]. Over the course of the decades, fire has served numerous roles in the games, including an environmental role and being an obstacle to beat. |
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| − | ==Role in the Series== |
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| − | ===Fire as a symbolic element=== |
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| − | {{Element|Fire}}In various installments from the series, fire is portrayed as part of an elemental triunvirate that encases it along with forest and [[Water (Terrain)|water]], and is present within areas at very high temperatures, such as mountains with volcanoes, and appearing along with [[Zelda Definitions#L|Lava]]. Therefore, people at [[Hyrule]] and other lands built temples and [[dungeons]] that give it a sacred value, one of the most well-known examples being the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. In addition to representing the element canonically, this temple offers several puzzles, obstacles and enemies revolving around it, and is guarded by the [[Sage]] of Fire (by the moment the events of the game take place, [[Darunia]] fulfills that role, and also guards the [[Medallions#Fire Medallion|Fire Medallion]] until he gives it to Link). The [[Bolero of Fire]] pays homage to the element as well, and instantly transports anyone playing it to [[Death Mountain Crater]], where the temple is located. In the same game, the [[Spiritual Stones#Goron's Ruby|Goron's Ruby]] is also known as the Spiritual Stone of Fire. |
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| − | As in the case of the [[Zora]] [[race]] representing water, the [[Goron]]s usually represents this element, due to them living on [[Death Mountain]], near its active volcano. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', however, none of them inhabit [[Dragon Roost Island]], and the [[Rito]] tribe has instead a fixation towards wind and sky, like its patron deity [[Valoo]] does. |
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| − | ===Fire as an obstacle=== |
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| − | [[File:Rupee Fire.png|150px|thumb|left|This silver [[Rupee]] can only be collected when a switch is pressed to extinguish the fire layer.]] |
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| − | Even in non-fiery zones, it's not uncommon that some spots and treasure chests are surrounded by thin, circular (or hexagonal) layers of fire; these layers are meant to wane only after a designated puzzle or a group of enemies in a zone is conquered, or simply when a switch is pressed. In other circumstances, however, the flames are never meant to disappear, forcing [[Link]] to consider taking an alternate route in order to proceed on his quest. In the aforementioned Fire Temple from ''Ocarina of Time'', as well as in the [[Deku Shrine]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', there are mazes revolving around fire layers that only reveal when the young hero is trying carelessly to bypass a segment. |
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| − | [[Lava]] often plays this role as well. There may be fiery gaps that Link cannot cross if he doesn't find a way to nullify the deadly effects of the lava (such as wearing the [[Tunic#Goron Tunic|Goron Tunic]] or transforming into [[Goron Link]]), create a path to overcome it (such as using [[Jar#Water Pot|water jars]] to cool the lava, or making a bridge), or simply overlook it through an alternate route. |
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| − | ===Fire as a weapon=== |
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| − | [[File:6_Collection31_Large.jpg|thumb|right|Din's Fire allows Link to attack multiple enemies at once.]] |
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| − | Fire is sometimes on the side of Link as well. There are weapons, such as the [[Fire Rod]], that allow the young hero to shoot fire toward his [[enemies]] from a distance, some of which are particularly weak against it. A more recurring example, however, is the [[Fire Arrow]]s, which (at the expense of some [[Magic Meter|magic]]), are empowered regular [[arrows]] that can be shot with a concentrated amount of fire to inflict extra damage to enemies. With the help of the [[Magic Rod#Book of Magic|Book of Magic]], the [[Magic Rod]] serves a similar purpose as well. Not all fire-based weapons shoot fiery projectiles, however. Some artifacts, like [[Spells of Ocarina of Time#Din's Fire|Din's Fire]] and [[Magic Medallions#Bombos Medallion|Bombos Medallion]], attack through the three dimensions of space. |
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| − | On the negative side, some enemies also use fire in their defense. These enemies include [[Bulblin]]s (which shoot Fire Arrows), [[Dodongo]]s and [[Keese#Fire Keese|Fire Keese]]. When Link is fighting them, he must not use any wooden [[shield]], as they are terminally vulnerable to fire. Some enemies also use lava as a refuge against the reach of Link's attacks. |
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| − | ===Fire as a puzzle device=== |
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| − | {{Image|image=Deku Stick.png|type=caption|size=100px|align=right|caption=The [[Deku Stick]] is useful for lighting [[torch|torches]].}} |
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| − | In some dungeons and underground areas, there are [[torch|torches]] that must be lit in order to make a [[chest]] appear, a [[door]] open, or something else happen. There are diverse ways to accomplish this: Using a [[lantern]] (''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', etc.), [[Deku Stick]]s (''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''), [[Spells of Ocarina of Time#Din's Fire|Din's Fire]], [[Fire Rod]], etc. In nearly all the cases, the torches must be lit before they start turning off, as all of them must be remain lit at a time to render the puzzle or obstacle solved. |
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| − | There are instances where fire must be used to melt ice or snow. While this is a common feature in several games in the series, ''Ocarina of Time'' shows a strange variety in the form of the [[Blue Fire]], which is the only one capable of melting the red ice found in [[Ice Cavern]]. Rarer instances of fire usage include making a rock or block rise with lava and killing certain enemies with a source of fire, among others. |
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| − | ==Fire-based Items== |
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| − | File:BlueCandleArtwork.png|[[Candle#The Legend of Zelda|Blue Candle]] |
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| − | File:CandleLoZArt.png|[[Candle#The Legend of Zelda|Red Candle]] |
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| − | File:Fire.png|[[Spells of The Adventure of Link#Fire Spell|Fire Spell]] |
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| − | File:Lanternlttp.png|[[Lantern]] |
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| − | File:Fire_Rod_Artwork.png|[[Fire Rod]] |
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| − | File:Bombos Medallion.png|[[Magic Medallions#Bombos Medallion|Bombos Medallion]] |
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| − | File:Din's Fire.png|[[Spells of Ocarina of Time#Din's Fire|Din's Fire]] |
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| − | File:BlueFire(OoT).png|[[Blue Fire]] |
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| − | File:Fire Arrow.png|[[Fire Arrow]] |
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| − | File:Ember Seed.png|[[Mystical Seeds#Ember Seeds|Ember Seeds]] |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==Fire-related Characters== |
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| − | File:Darunia OoT 3D.png|[[Darunia]] |
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| − | File:Dinoot.jpg|[[Din (Goddess)|Din]] |
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| − | File:EldinSS.png|[[Eldin (Dragon)|Eldin]] |
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| − | File:Embrose2.png|[[Embrose]] |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==Fire-based enemies and bosses== |
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| − | File:FieryMoa.png|[[Moa#Fiery Moa|Fiery Moa]] |
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| − | File:Fokkeru.png|[[Fokkeru]] |
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| − | File:07b-thunderbird.png|[[Thunderbird]] |
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| − | File:PodobooFS.png|[[Podoboo]] |
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| − | File:Boss8_Hothead.gif|[[Hot Head]] |
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| − | File:OOT Fire Keese.png|[[Keese#Fire Keese|Fire Keese]] |
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| − | File:Torch Slug.png|[[Torch Slug]] |
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| − | File:Dodongo.png|[[Dodongo]] |
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| − | File:Dodongo2.png|[[King Dodongo]] |
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| − | File:Red Bubble.png|[[Bubble#Red Bubble|Red Bubble]] |
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| − | File:OOT - Flare Dancer.png|[[Flare Dancer]] |
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| − | File:Volvagiarender.png|[[Volvagia]] |
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| − | File:Anubis.png|[[Anubis]] |
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| − | File:Koume.png|[[Twinrova#Koume|Koume]] |
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| − | File:Twinrova.png|[[Twinrova]] |
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| − | File:MM_Dinofol(Stance).png|[[Dinolfos]] |
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| − | File:FirePokey.png|[[Podoboo#Podoboo Tower|Podoboo Tower]] |
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| − | File:Frypolar Fire.png|[[Frypolar]] |
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| − | File:Magtail Figurine.png|[[Magtail]] |
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| − | File:GohmaWW.png|[[Gohma]] |
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| − | File:Wizzrobe.png|[[Wizzrobe]] |
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| − | File:Gouen.png|[[Gouen]] |
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| − | File:Jahalla.png|[[Jalhalla]] |
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| − | File:Jalhalla's Head.png|[[Big Poe (Boss)|Big Poe]] |
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| − | File:Firegleeok.gif|[[Gleerok]] |
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| − | File:Fire_Toadpoli_TP.png|[[Toadpoli#Fire Toadpoli|Fire Toadpoli]] |
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| − | File:TPFyrus.png|[[Fyrus]] |
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| − | File:Blaaz.png|[[Blaaz]] |
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| − | File:Dondorongo.png|[[Dongorongo]] |
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| − | File:Gleeok.png|[[Gleeok]] |
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| − | File:Gasoringo.png|[[Gasoringo]] |
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| − | File:Phantom_Torch_ST.png|[[Phantom#Types_of_Phantoms_2|Torch Phantom]] |
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| − | File:Geozardchief.png|[[Geozard#Geozard Chief|Geozard Chief]] |
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| − | File:Heatoise.png|[[Heatoise]] |
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| − | File:Fire_Baba.png|[[Fire Baba]] |
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| − | File:Cragma Art.png|[[Cragma]] |
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| − | File:Pyrup.png|[[Pyrup]] |
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| − | File:Fire Toadpoli.png|[[Spume#Magma Spume|Magma Spume]] |
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| − | File:Scaldera.png|[[Scaldera]] |
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| − | File:furnix.png|[[Furnix]] |
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| − | File:Magmanos.png|[[Magmanos]] |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==Fire-based places== |
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| − | File:LALv8.png|[[Turtle Rock (Link's Awakening)|Turtle Rock]] |
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| − | File:DCC.jpg|[[Dodongo's Cavern]] |
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| − | File:deathcrater.jpg|[[Death Mountain Crater]] |
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| − | File:Fft.jpg|[[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] |
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| − | File:Skull Dungeon.png|[[Skull Dungeon]] |
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| − | File:Subrosia.png|[[Subrosia]] |
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| − | File:OOS - Sword and Shield Maze (Entrance).png|[[Sword & Shield Maze]] |
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| − | File:Dragon_roost_room.png|[[Dragon Roost Cavern]] |
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| − | File:Firemountian.jpg|[[Fire Mountain]] |
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| − | File:Tower of Flames FSA.png|[[Tower of Flames]] |
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| − | File:Cave of Flames.png|[[Cave of Flames]] |
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| − | File:Goronmines.jpg|[[Goron Mines]] |
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| − | File:Temple of Fire.png|[[Temple of Fire]] |
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| − | File:Fire Realm-Sand Realm.png|[[Fire Realm]] |
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| − | File:Embrose.png|[[Fire Sanctuary (Spirit Tracks)]] |
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| − | File:Eldin Volcano.png|[[Eldin Volcano]] |
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| − | File:Earth Temple.png|[[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]] |
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| − | File:Volcano.png|[[Volcano Summit]] |
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| − | File:Fire Sanctuary.png|[[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)]] |
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| − | ==Gallery== |
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| − | ===Fire=== |
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| − | File:OoT Fire Obstacle.png |
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| − | File:ST Fire Obstacle.png |
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| − | File:Fire Platform.png |
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| − | File:Fire Wall.png |
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| − | File:Fire Wall2.png |
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| − | File:Fire Sanctuary Entrance.jpg |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ===Lava=== |
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| − | File:MM Lava.png |
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| − | File:ST Lava.png |
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| − | File:OoT Lava 2.png |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | {{Environment}} |
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Revision as of 21:31, 18 March 2013
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