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Use your Fire Arrows to light them and a chest containing the Mirror Shield will appear. You can optain it inside by playing Epona's Song when standing next to the cow (as long as you have an empty bottle).ДЄt the end of the well you will enter a room where there are four unlit torches. Defeat him and his soul will be left on the ground.

Note that there's also a difference between hot water and regular water - you'll need both. For example, when they ask for creepy crawlies, that's obviously bugs. When they ask for an item, give it to them and they will let you pass. You need the above items to barter with the Gibdos inside the well to pass through the doors that they are guarding.

Complete Madam Aroma's epic notebook entry to get the final bottle.

Complete the cemetery side-quest to get this bottle.

Win the Beaver races in Great Bay (you need the Hookshot to get above the waterfall where they are held) to get this bottle.

Win the Goron races and you will get a bottle filled with gold dust.

Zelda ikana canyon redead full#

Complete Romani's notebook entry at the ranch to receive the third bottle full of milk.

Get the medicine for the sick witch in the Southern Swamp.

TIP: All of the items that are needed for the well are much easier to get if you have all six bottles. Note that there are two items that are tough to 'import' from outside - definitely just get them in here: 1 Bottle of Hot Water (you can get this outside, but by the time you get back to the well it would have cooled), 1 Big Poe.ДЄnd the final thing you need is the Gibdo Mask, which will allow you to speak to the mummies inside the well. Go to Ikana Canyon and head to where Sakon the Thief has a hideout, which is said to have impenetrable security. You can get fish (in pools inside), milk, nuts, bombs, etc. If you've got a bunch of bottles, you might as well come prepared and get yourself a few items by cutting down grass or buying them in advance. You can get almost all of the items inside that dungeon - but you do need Magic Beans and a Red Potion (3DS) or Blue Potion (N64) to get started. You are about to face a quest that requires you to hand over a variety of items to progress. You can buy it from the Deku in the Canyon), 1 Red Potion (3DS version only), 1 Bug (N64 version - two in the 3DS version) and 1 Bottle of Spring Water. I hope that Hyrule Historia sheds some light on Termina's relation to the rest of the games, I enjoy the hidden bits of history but it's tough when they're never fleshed out.Before you go in, you should consider getting the following items: 5 Magic Beans (buy in Clock Town), 10 Bombs, 10 Deku Nuts, 1 Bottle of Milk (play Epona's Song next to any cow), 1 Blue Potion (N64 version only. Are you afraid of ReDead or Mummies So turn into a Goron or Deku, ReDead and Mummies wont be able to hit. My personal guess is that they're there to represent the Goddesses somehow, whether that be as a mockery (the weakest and most docile of the undead) or a lament (three souls mourning Termina's fate to the point of not even fighting their own destruction). This tip works only in the Ancient Castle of Ikana. The Stone Mask prevents the Gerudo guards at the Pirates Fortress from seeing you. Personally, I think it fits pretty well with the whole theory of Stone Tower being connected in some way with Hyrule, whether that be as a blaspheme against the Goddesses, a tribute to them, or their punishment of Termina. That raises the question though: why make the moaning so loud that you're acutely aware of their existence and would want to find them? In most situations, Tatl's dash over to the Scarecrow point would be enough hint, why make them so vocal? So, what we have is a purely optional area with no real downside to discovering it. In fact, they're the only 3 in the game that don't try to attack you without an undead mask on. The thing that bothers me is, they don't attack you. You can only reach them with the Scarecrow's Song. What I want to know is, what's up with the ReDeads when you're climbing the tower? I'm sure most of you who played the games have heard them, but they're hidden on a platform well away from the actual climb. (the spotlight on the Skull Kid is its own thing, but not what I was originally focusing on) It's featured on the underside of the statues when the tower is flipped using the Light Arrow, as well as the statues leading from Termina Field to Ikana Canyon. Nowhere else in Termina proper is the Triforce featured, except around Ikana. There was a discussion a while back about the Triforce in Majora's Mask, and it got me thinking about the Stone Tower and its design.