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==Twilight Princess== | ==Twilight Princess== | ||
− | Within ''Twilight Princess'', the Temple of Time was inexplicably located within the Sacred Grove near Faron Forest. The temple had fallen into disrepair and was reduced to ruins. It was guarded by a pair of guardian statues who subjected anyone who approached to a test. The Master Sword was located in the same area, except that the walls around it had deteriorated to the point where it was surrounded by more of the forest than the temple itself ( | + | Within ''Twilight Princess'', the Temple of Time was inexplicably located within the Sacred Grove near Faron Forest. The temple had fallen into disrepair and was reduced to ruins. It was guarded by a pair of guardian statues who subjected anyone who approached to a test. The Master Sword was located in the same area, except that the walls around it had deteriorated to the point where it was surrounded by more of the forest than the temple itself (which is a reference or possible continuity link to the Master Sword's location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. Link initially traveled there in wolf form, and drawing the Master Sword cured his curse so that he could return to his normal form. |
− | More layers to the Temple were revealed when Link returned there. Briefly tipping the Master Sword back into the pedestal would cause one large statue to move and | + | More layers to the Temple were revealed when Link returned there. Briefly tipping the Master Sword back into the pedestal would cause one large statue to move and open a large door at the front of the ruins. This door led through a portal into a different version of the Temple of Time which was nearly identical to its appearance from ''Ocarina of Time'', although the Altar and Door of Time were gone. The Pedestal of Time was also empty, and tipping the Master Sword there made a golden staircase appear that led to another entrance concealed behind a stain glass window. This contained the dungeon version of the Temple of Time, which was a very clockwork area that contained various other statues. Even though this area appeared to be closed off from the outside world, it contained outside technology, specifically the [[Dominion Rod]] that was made by the sky civilization. One shard of the [[Mirror of Twilight]] also wound up hear after [[Zant]] shattered it. The boss of the area was [[Gohma|Armogohma]]. |
==Skyward Sword== | ==Skyward Sword== | ||
− | In ''Skyward Sword'', the Temple of Time | + | In ''Skyward Sword'', the Temple of Time is a structure located deep within the [[Lanayru Province|Lanayru Desert]]. It does appear to actually be a different temple than the other versions as it is an open courtyard with a statue of the [[Triforce]] mark above it. The reason for its namesake seems to be the [[Gate of Time]] which it housed, which acted as a link to the distant past. Although the temple is purely exterior, it connects to the [[Lanayru Mining Facility]] through a subterranean corridor. |
− | + | In ''Skyward Sword'', [[Zelda]] came to the Temple with [[Impa]] to use the Gate of Time, as it was the only active one. The entrance was blocked by rubble when [[Link]] arrived, which forced him to come around through the Mining Facility. [[Ghirahim]] also arrived at the temple to attack Zelda and Impa. The two were still able to pass through the Gate, and Impa destroyed the Gate of Time as she passed through it. The only other Gate was at the [[Temple of Hylia|Sealed Temple]]. | |
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=Trivia= | =Trivia= | ||
*Out of all the temples, the Temple of Time is the only one that could pass as a "normal" temple, only while discounting the dungeon part shown in ''Twilight Princess''. | *Out of all the temples, the Temple of Time is the only one that could pass as a "normal" temple, only while discounting the dungeon part shown in ''Twilight Princess''. | ||
− | *The [[Hyrule Historia]] has confirmed that the Temple of Time in ''Skyward Sword'' is a different structure that only shares the name. It also implies that the ''Ocarina'' Temple of Time was built where ''Skyward Sword'''s [[Temple of Hylia|Sealed Temple]] was located [http://www.glitterberri.com/hyrule-historia/page-77/]. The Sealed Temple notably has a similar structure to the Temple of Time, is also connected with time travel and winds up holding the Master Sword at the end of the game. This makes it possible that the Master Sword remained in place when the Temple of Time was built. | + | *The [[Hyrule Historia]] has confirmed that the Temple of Time in ''Skyward Sword'' is a different structure that only shares the name. It also implies that the |
+ | ''Ocarina'' Temple of Time was built where ''Skyward Sword'''s [[Temple of Hylia|Sealed Temple]] was located [http://www.glitterberri.com/hyrule-historia/page-77/]. The Sealed Temple notably has a similar structure to the Temple of Time, is also connected with time travel and winds up holding the Master Sword at the end of the game. This makes it possible that the Master Sword remained in place when the Temple of Time was built. | ||
*The Temple of Time's connections to the Temple of Light suggest that the latter location is the Sacred Realm counterpart to the Temple of Time, although this is never clearly clarified. ''Twilight Princess'' did add more evidence, as tiles depicting the Light Medallion were found in the dungeon area of the temple. | *The Temple of Time's connections to the Temple of Light suggest that the latter location is the Sacred Realm counterpart to the Temple of Time, although this is never clearly clarified. ''Twilight Princess'' did add more evidence, as tiles depicting the Light Medallion were found in the dungeon area of the temple. | ||
*There is also vagueness surrounding the other version of the Temple of Time seen in ''Twilight Princess'', such as whether it is in the past (which is made less likely due to the Mirror Shard being found there) or if it is located in the Sacred Realm (which conflicts with the implied connection to the Temple of Light unless the two are actually one in the same). | *There is also vagueness surrounding the other version of the Temple of Time seen in ''Twilight Princess'', such as whether it is in the past (which is made less likely due to the Mirror Shard being found there) or if it is located in the Sacred Realm (which conflicts with the implied connection to the Temple of Light unless the two are actually one in the same). | ||
[[Category: Zelda Locations]] | [[Category: Zelda Locations]] |