Spirit Temple
Spirit Temple
Main appearance(s)
Location
- OoTOcarina of Time:Desert Colossus
- TotKTears of the Kingdom:West Necluda Depths
Item(s)
- Ocarina of Time
Reward(s)
- Ocarina of Time
- Tears of the Kingdom
Mini-Boss(es)
- OoTOcarina of Time:Iron Knuckle
Boss(es)
- OoTOcarina of Time:Sorceress SistersTwinrova (Koume &Kotake)
- TotKTears of the Kingdom:Seized Construct
- OoTOcarina of Time:
Spirit Temple guide atStrategyWiki
TheSpirit Temple,(OoTOcarina of Time |TotKTears of the Kingdom)[1][2] also known as theVessel of Spirit's Resting Place,(TotKTears of the Kingdom)[2] is a recurringDungeon inThe Legend of Zelda series.
Overview
Ocarina of Time
Entrance to the Temple
Placed inside theGoddess of Sand, the temple is located in the westernmost area of theDesert Colossus in theHaunted Wasteland. It lies past theGerudo Fortress. Constructed by the ancient ancestors of the Gerudo,[3] it served asNabooru's headquarters untilGanondorf rose to power,[4][5] becoming a base of operations for the King of Thieves and hissurrogate mothers.[6]
Unlike the other dungeons of the game, the Spirit Temple has two portions, each requiring a different age of Link. The Spirit Temple carries a theme of the relation between past and future, and the statues in the temple's entrance tell poems relating to such.
The Spirit Temple is connected to theArbiter's Grounds fromTwilight Princess.[7]
As an adult, Link finds the temple after following aghost that guides him across the desert. However, when he enters the temple for the first time, he cannot make any progress due to the obstacles in front of him being beyond his tools. The west route can only be accessed through a hole too small for Adult Link, and the east route is blocked by a block too big for him. After exiting the temple, he findsSheik and learns theRequiem of Spirit, which allows him to return to the area anytime regardless of his age. The young hero then goes to theTemple of Time and travels back to the past, and plays the new tune to start exploring the temple's western route as a child.
Only after finding the proper tool can Link return to the Spirit Temple as Adult Link and explore it in the future.
Themes and Navigation
As a child, Link explores the western wing of the temple through a crawl space. This is the only time in this age that he encounters Nabooru, who asks him to fetch her theSilver Gauntlets. The puzzles mirror those seen in the first three dungeons (Child Link's period): In one room, a switch behind a fence must be pressed with the boomerang, another switch must be held with a statue, torches must be lit with aDeku Stick, etc.
Upon defeating anIron Knuckle and finding the Silver Gauntlets, Link has his final meeting withKaepora Gaebora and witnessesKoume and Kotake abduct Nabooru.
The adult portion of the temple is not accessible until after Link obtains the Silver Gauntlets. While wearing these, Link is able to explore the eastern wing of the temple as an adult by moving Marble Blocks. Now having a larger repertoire of items, he must solve several puzzles involving light until he ultimately finds theMirror Shield behind an Iron Knuckle. With said shield acquired, Link's next objective is to find theBoss Key in order to access the whereabouts of Koume and Kotake.
Before battling the bosses, Link must first battle a third Iron Knuckle, who is revealed to be a brainwashed Nabooru. Koume and Kotake abduct her a second time and Link gives chase to the boss room.
After defeating Twinrova, it is revealed that Nabooru is the Sage of Spirit, and she gives Link theSpirit Medallion to aid him in his quest.
In theMaster Quest version of Ocarina of Time, there areWallmasters in several rooms of the dungeon. Some enemies, likeBeamos,Red Bubbles andStalfos are found in greater numbers, but there is only oneAnubis now. There are more SilverRupee puzzles, and there is a room with a spinning platform where a Stalfos is fought.Bombchus are used several times in the first half of the dungeon and, just like other Master Quest dungeons,Din's Fire and theSong of Time are also used. Instead ofLizalfos,Dinolfos are fought, and instead ofWhite Bubbles, giantGreen Bubbles are found.Armos are no longer found in the dungeon. It is generally thought that theScarecrow's Song is required to progress, but there is a torch that can be hit with theHookshot as well, although the red marker will not appear on it. It is also necessary to go through the first half of the dungeon backwards as an adult to make a chest with aSmall Key appear; the key can only be collected as a child. There is a blackIron Knuckle in a room with twoGold Skulltulas; some stone thrones must be broken to collect them. New enemies include aLike Like,Fire Keese, severalGibdos,Leevers, the previously mentioned Dinolfos, and even aClub Moblin. The latter is found in an optional room where five of the non-warp songs (all but "Saria's Song") must be played, with some clues telling which one to play (Time Block for the "Song of Time", a sun for "Sun's Song", even aLon Lon Ranch crate for "Epona's Song"), which in turn unlocks access to a Skulltula-filled room with a single Gold Skulltula.
Minor Enemies
Master Quest
Tears of the Kingdom
Related Quests
 |  | Find the Fifth Sage | ||
| Main Quest | ||||
 Purah |  Lookout Landing | |||
| Main Quest | |
Find the Fifth Sage | |
| Purah | Lookout Landing |
|  | Trail of the Master Sword | ||
| Main Quest | ||||
| Mineru | Spirit Temple | |||
| Main Quest | |
Trail of the Master Sword | |
| Mineru | Spirit Temple |
| | Find the Fifth Sage | ||
| Main Quest | ||||
| Purah | Lookout Landing | |||
| Main Quest | |
Find the Fifth Sage | |
| Purah | Lookout Landing |
| | Trail of the Master Sword | ||
| Main Quest | ||||
| Mineru | Spirit Temple | |||
| Main Quest | |
Trail of the Master Sword | |
| Mineru | Spirit Temple |
Entrance to the Temple
The Spirit Temple is located in theWest Necluda Depths. Its entrance is designed to resemble aDragon, and its roof is shaped like an eye to match its counterpart in theSky,Dragonhead Island.Statues ofOwls can be found throughout the exterior of the Temple, including one guarding the entrance to the Temple. This Statue must be activated in order to gain entry into the Spirit Temple's interior whereMineru'sSecret Stone rests. OnlyMineru's Construct is capable of activating the Statue, requiringLink to visit theConstruct Factory and assemble aCrafter Construct to act as Mineru's new body. Upon visiting the Statue with Mineru's Construct, she will activate the Statue, creating aTravel Point and lowering the platform bearing the Statue and Link into the depths of the Spirit Temple.
Themes and Navigation
The Spirit Temple's interior is composed of a single, large room that has flooded and is now home to a lake. Above the water, there remains a square stadium that leads to an enclosed shrine. This stadium is flooded withGloom andSpiked Iron Balls dot its floor, making traversal to the shrine treacherous. The walls of the Spirit Temple are circular and tiered, with various slots forCrafter Construct. VariousPoes can also be seen in some of these slots. A hallway leading north from the stadium is present, though it has caved in and cannot be used.
Upon entering the stadium, aSeized Construct will ambushLink andMineru, beginning theBoss fight. During this fight, the outside of the stadium will be sealed by a makeshift electrified gate, preventing escape. After the Seized Construct is defeated, the Gloom will disappear from the stadium, allowing Link to enter the shrine and reach theSecret Stone contained within. Within this shrine, the fragment of Mineru'sSpirit will leave thePurah Pad to claim her Secret Stone and regain her power as theSage of Spirit.
After Mineru reawakens as the Sage of Spirit, aMining Construct and aSmithing Construct will appear beside her to openShops in the Spirit Temple. The Smithing Construct will sell various pieces ofZonai equipment while the Mining Construct will tradeAncient Blades in exchange forZonaite as part of the "Ancient Blades Below"Side Quest.[8][9]
Areas
Mining Construct's Shop
| Item | |
|---|---|
| Price |  50Zonaite |
| Description | An ancient dagger-like blade. It's too small to wield as a weapon, but it can be used as an arrowhead. |
| Item | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
50Zonaite | An ancient dagger-like blade. It's too small to wield as a weapon, but it can be used as an arrowhead. |
Smithing Construct's Shop
| Item | |
|---|---|
| Price | 45Zonaite |
| Stock | 1[a] |
| Description | A powerful sword used by Zonai and made of zonaite.It resonates with attached Zonai devices to greatly increase its attack power. |
| Item | |
| Price | 60Zonaite |
| Stock | 1[a] |
| Description | A powerful, large sword used by Zonai and made of zonaite.It resonates with attached Zonai devices to greatly increase its attack power. |
| Item | |
| Price | 30Zonaite |
| Stock | 1[a] |
| Description | A powerful Zonai spear made of zonaite.It resonates with attached Zonai devices to greatly increase its attack power. |
| Item | |
| Price | 45Zonaite |
| Stock | 1[a] |
| Description | A shield used by Zonai and made of zonaite. It is very durable and draws on its stored energy tomore efficiently use an attached Zonai device. |
| Item | |
| Price | 60Zonaite |
| Stock | 1[a] |
| Description | A Zonai bow that draws power from your Energy Cell.Power drains, and arrows can fly much farther according to how long a shot is charged. |
| Item | Price | Stock | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
45Zonaite | 1[a] | A powerful sword used by Zonai and made of zonaite.It resonates with attached Zonai devices to greatly increase its attack power. | |
60Zonaite | 1[a] | A powerful, large sword used by Zonai and made of zonaite.It resonates with attached Zonai devices to greatly increase its attack power. | |
30Zonaite | 1[a] | A powerful Zonai spear made of zonaite.It resonates with attached Zonai devices to greatly increase its attack power. | |
45Zonaite | 1[a] | A shield used by Zonai and made of zonaite. It is very durable and draws on its stored energy tomore efficiently use an attached Zonai device. | |
60Zonaite | 1[a] | A Zonai bow that draws power from your Energy Cell.Power drains, and arrows can fly much farther according to how long a shot is charged. |
Enemies
Materials
Trivia
- InOcarina of Time, the center points on the Desert Colossus statue's nipples inside the Spirit Temple areLongshot targets. This is likely a joke among the developers.
- InOcarina of Time, both this dungeon and theForest Temple feature the highest number of mini-boss battles in the game: three in total. However, all three battles in the Spirit Temple are against Iron Knuckles, whereas the first two battles in the Forest Temple are againstStalfos and the third fight is against the last Poe Sister,Meg.
- InOcarina of Time, the Spirit Temple, though generally considered the denouement toGanon's Castle, can be completed before theShadow Temple. In fact, theSpirit Medallion comes before theShadow Medallion on the Quest Status subscreen as well as the file select screen, as well as theRequiem of Spirit being before theNocturne of Shadow, implying that the Spirit Temple was meant to be completed before the Shadow Temple. HoweverNavi's prompt to head to the desert only begins to occur after completing the Shadow Temple. This could mean that the Shadow Temple was indeed the final temple until late into development.
- This is the only Dungeon inOcarina of Time withtwo major items to be obtained: theSilver Gauntlets and theMirror Shield. Technically, though, both major dungeon items are found in theDesert Colossus, just outside the temple. Through glitches, both items can be obtained without even entering the temple. InOcarina of Time 3D, however, the twoTreasure Chests containing said items only appear when Link reaches the platforms they are on, which was made to prevent this trick.
- InOcarina of Time, the climax cinematic of the Spirit Temple is notably present in the opening cinematic in the game, before Start is pressed.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese |
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   ChineseTRTraditional | 魂之神殿 (Hún Zhī Shéndiàn)(TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 ChineseSISimplified | 魂之神殿 (Hún Zhī Shéndiàn)(TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 FrenchEUEuropean |
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 FrenchCACanadian | Temple de l'Esprit(TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 German | Geistertempel(TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 Italian |
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 Korean | 영혼의 신전(TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 SpanishEUEuropean | Templo del espíritu(TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
| This table was generated from Zelda Wiki'stranslation data. | ||
Gallery
The desert colossus in the Spirit Temple fromOcarina of Time 3D
Dungeon Map of the Spirit Temple (child) fromOcarina of Time
Dungeon Map of the Spirit Temple (adult) fromOcarina of Time
Pre-completion icon of the Spirit Temple once its Travel Point has been activated fromTears of the Kingdom
References
- ↑Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 149
- ↑2.02.1
Spirit Temple
— Game Screen (Tears of the Kingdom)
The Vessel of Spirit's Resting Place - ↑The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time—Official Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 97
- ↑
You'll find the Spirit Temple, where the exalted Nabooru lives, out there in the desert.
— Gerudo (Ocarina of Time) - ↑
The exalted Nabooru, our leader, put me in charge of this fortress. Nabooru is the second-in-command to the great Ganondorf, King of the Gerudo Thieves. Her headquarters are in the Spirit Temple, which is at the end of the desert.
— Gerudo (Ocarina of Time) - ↑
Ganondorf and his minions are using the Spirit Temple as a hideout.
— Nabooru (Ocarina of Time) - ↑Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 45
- ↑
Welcome. Mineru has formally directed me to provide you with my finest work. I will gladly exchange my special weapons and equipment with you. It will be up to you to provide the zonaite.
— Smithing Construct (Tears of the Kingdom) - ↑
Welcome. I will give you one ancient blade in exchange for50 pieces of zonaite.
— Mining Construct (Tears of the Kingdom) - ↑Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 149
- ↑
Ha il suo quartier generale al Santuario dello Spirito, ai margini del deserto.
— Gerudo Thief (Ocarina of Time 3D, Italian version) - ↑Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Shogakukan, pg. 155
- ↑
Temple de l'esprit
— Sign (Ocarina of Time 3D)
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Hero's Shrine • Pirate Hideaway • Deku Temple • Insect Cavern • Desma's Labyrinth
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Goron Target Practice • Zora River: Defender • Skull Shooting
Level 3
Kakariko Target Practice • Fruit Balloons • The Great Bridge: Defender
Level 4
Zora River Target Practice • Hyrule Castle: Defender • Skulltula Forest: Ranger
Level 5
Oocca Target Practice • Gerudo Moldorm: Defender • The Shootout
Level 6
Ordon Target Practice 2 • Bridge of Eldin: Defender • Snowpeak Ruins: Ranger
Level 7
Underground Target Practice • City in the Sky: Defender • Temple of Time: Ranger
Level 8
Horseback Target Practice • Snowpeak Ruins: Defender • Darknut Battle
Ranch Target Practice • Sacred Grove: Defender • Fossil Stallord Battle
Hyrule Field • Eldin Caves • Faron Woods • Valley of Seers • Death Mountain • Lake Hylia • Twilight Field • Palace of Twilight • Skyloft • Sealed Grounds • Temple of the Sacred Sword • Temple of Souls • Gerudo Desert • Ganon's Tower • Forsaken Fortress • Wind and Earth Temples
Frozen Grotto • Gerudo Ruins • Lost Swamp • Temple of Storms • Hyrule Castle • Future World