Favorite Dungeon

[Kybyrian]

Title's pretty self-explanatory, what's your favorite dungeon?

For me, I'd have to say the Spirit Temple. Twinrova was an awesome boss, you found the Mirror Shield there, there were some Beamos and Darknuts, which are some pretty cool enemies in my opinion. Plus it was out in the middle of a desert.

[Onilink89]

1. Shadow Temple OOT
2. Goron Mines TP
3. Palace of Winds TMC

these are the temple's i enjoyed the most.

[Velkku]

The best of the dungeons is Ganons Tower in A Link To The Past. That's my option. It's such a lovely maze with many ways to go foward :)

It remind me of Mega Man, there you have to fight some of the older enemies from previous dungeons, just like in Mega Man you fight the boss-robots again in Dr.Wilys fortress.

[Alder Dragon]

Wow, so many to choose from..

In terms of difficulty, the Great Palace from AoL would definately be my #1.

My favorite one though... hmm... Maybe Ganon's Tower from LttP, or maybe Misery Mire.

[Avenged]

Turtle Rock from ALttP, Great Palace from AoL, Spectacle Rock from LoZ, Forest Temple from OoT.

[RyanNope]

My all time favorite was Ganon's Tower from Wind Waker. Then I'd say Stone Tower from Majora's Mask is my second favorite. Third would have to be Spirit Temple in Ocarina of Time.

Just as a throw in, I loved Hyrule Castle in Four Sword Adventures.

[MiniMeMilo]

After recently playing through LttP for my second time, I think that many of the dungeons in this game were absolutely brilliant for its time. Hmm... but a favourite would be kind of hard to pick. I'd probably have to say that Ganon's Tower from Lttp is the best I've seen so far. As stated earlier, it allows you to fight earlier bosses in the game and compare how much you have advanced since the begining of the game. The Armos Knights could be killed with 1 silver arrow, making them almost no threat at all. I didn't waste my arrows though, I used my sword which was still very powerful againstv these old time enemies. The Lanmolas and Moldorm I killed in 2-3 hits, which I thought was amazing since it took around 6-7 hits when facing them for the first time. Although I think LttP had the most fun dungeons, and some of the most difficult puzzles, the 64-bit generation has had its moments as well.

In OoT I found that the Water Temple, despite it's high level of difficulty, was the best of all dungeons. Using the different levels of water and exploring new places while walking on the "ocean" floor was spectacular. There was once a game being created by Dampe (R.I.P. :() which was a 2D version of OoT, and I was always puzzled as to how he would make the water temple.

[Kybyrian]

Yes, the dungeons in A Link to the Past were rather fun and yet somewhat difficult. I especially loved the bosses in it. The first boss was always fun to me. I used to fight it over and over again for fun. I'd kill the first one with arrows, and then I would make it harder and use my boomerang to kill them instead. It takes a while with a boomerang, but it's still fun.

Heh, the Water Temple from Ocarina of Time. I remember the first time I went through it I used a key in the wrong spot and happened to save so I had to start the game from the beginning again. It was pretty difficult. The most difficult dungeon I have ever come across in a Zelda Game.

[linkman8]

When it came to OOT, I loved facing Twinrova, but the Spirit Temple wasn't one of my most favorite dungeons. I can't really think of which one being my favorite one, they all had their good points. Especially the Water temple; it's best point was the end. :D

[Avenged]

After recently playing through LttP for my second time, I think that many of the dungeons in this game were absolutely brilliant for its time. Hmm... but a favourite would be kind of hard to pick. I'd probably have to say that Ganon's Tower from Lttp is the best I've seen so far. As stated earlier, it allows you to fight earlier bosses in the game and compare how much you have advanced since the begining of the game. The Armos Knights could be killed with 1 silver arrow, making them almost no threat at all. I didn't waste my arrows though, I used my sword which was still very powerful againstv these old time enemies. The Lanmolas and Moldorm I killed in 2-3 hits, which I thought was amazing since it took around 6-7 hits when facing them for the first time. Although I think LttP had the most fun dungeons, and some of the most difficult puzzles, the 64-bit generation has had its moments as well.

In OoT I found that the Water Temple, despite it's high level of difficulty, was the best of all dungeons. Using the different levels of water and exploring new places while walking on the "ocean" floor was spectacular. There was once a game being created by Dampe (R.I.P. :() which was a 2D version of OoT, and I was always puzzled as to how he would make the water temple.

He never died. He gave up on the project and faked his own death to leave the community.

[Mases]

Ya, the OOT2d guy is still alive. There were better ways to go about doing what he did, but o well.

My favorite dungeon, hmmm, it is hard to choose really. Definately would be something from A Link to the Past. Probably the Dark Palace (1st crystal) or Turtle Rock (7th crystal). Both were quite large and a lot of fun in my opinion. All the A Link to the Past dungeons were great in my opinion. Although playing them nowadays is really easy since I've grown so used to them and no where everything is.

I thought the Great Deku Tree was also good in Ocarina of Time. A perfect introductary dungeon. I also enjoyed the Temple of Time in Twilight Princess. There really are so many to choose from and it is sorta hard to choose between the 2d and 3d zelda titles, since they are so different. Personally, I think it is much easier to distinguish the 'bad' dungeons than the good ones.

[Josh]

Mine would be Goron Mines. I thought it looked cool, the dungeon and the boss, and the layout was good, you went back into certain rooms, except on the ceiling. And you got the Bow & Arrow there.

[link2933]

Mine are:
Dark Hyrule castle MC
Temple of the Dead PH
Snowpeak ruins TP
Spirit Temple OoT

[Punchout]

My favorite dungeon would have to be the first duneon in LoZ. It was so fun the first time I killed an 8 bit stalfos. It was easy simple and loads of fun. If they onley put in a decent guidline to follow in the game it would have been better but on topic the boss the dragon was kick but. If you follow mases walkthrough and get all those items first then its a big breeze.

[Y2K3]

I have no idea what my all-time favorite dungeon is, but I know that the Spirit Temple (OoT) is deffinately up there.
It has awesome music, and an awesome Boss, and getting around wasn't too bad once I figured out what I had to do! =P

[BlueLink57]

I can't decide between snowpeak ruins and the temple of time. snowpeak ruins had only 3 floors but it had that brain-killing ice block puzzle, and temple of time had 8 floors and most of it was so nonlinear that my cousin, when he opened the door that required 2 statues, he went ahead and realized he didn't have the big key yet.

[blackice_cc]

I'd have to say the stone tower temple (MM) or the spirit temple (OoT).
The stone tower temple because it was really innovative and had a cool boss fight, the spirit temple because of the items, boss fight, and the child/adult Link mix.

[El Bagu]

Turtle Rock from ALttP, Great Palace from AoL, Spectacle Rock from LoZ, Forest Temple from OoT.

When I entered the Forest Temple in OoT was when I really begun to love 3D zeldas and therefore it has a special place in my heart. Right now I will also consider it to be the best dungeon in the series (although things can change when I proceed with MM, which I have not yet completed). I do believe that one of the biggest reasons why Alttp and OoT are so popular games is the dungeons, they are absolutely brilliant in these games if I may say so :clap:

[Matthew_79]

I havent played much zelda
But my current stance is the Forest temple in OoT

[Inflexus]

Hmm...

My favorite dungeon is probably the Gerudo Tower one or whatever on TP. Using the screw to go around the pillars and beat the boss was fun and a little bit different than what I'm used to.

[Hungarian Link]

Spirit Temple (OoT)

[Twili123prince]

oh spirt temple for sure city in the sky to and finally great bay temple

[EponaOwns]

Shadow temple rocked! The music was scary thoguh but I made it through. i pretty much like how your like where am I suppose to go and keep on dying in it!(:

The little boat was joy ride!!

[BlueLink57]

I have another 2 decisions, I can't decide between the Tower of Gods (TWW) and the Wind Temple (TWW). The wind dungeon had its cool music and boss, while I loved the ToG because of the rainbow lights on some of the doors, the Command Song, and the Hero's Bow in it.

[Keaton]

The first two temples in Majora's Mask. Swamp and Mountain. They were very challenging as well as everything leading up towards the temples were great. Like finding that old iced grandfather and flying around in the swamp fortress. As well as the stray faeries making it even harder. It just gave me a little more than running into a temple, slaying the beast and grabbing out a shiny stone. That's probably my main beef with alttp and oot. not enough story goodness outside dungeons.

[El Bagu]

OoT Water Temple is a good one :) You get to face Dark Link and you recieve the extended hookshot etc. etc.

[chrisbg99]

I'm a big fan of Water Temples in Zelda games. Particularly the 3D ones.

[Hylian Hobbit]

The Spirit Temple in OoT was great. I'm tempted to not save after the Spirit Temple because it's so fun.

[Glided Sword]

My favorite of all time is The Tower of Gods in Wind Waker. It could just be the word, "Gods," thrown in there but I love it and how to advance. I just love everything about the dungeon, especially its boss.

[Akiranon]

I actually really liked the Goron Mines from TP. The iron boots gave a nice change to the puzzles.

[small link]

Ok since I havn't been playing anything but OoT and MM lately ill keep my list between thoes two games:

Spirit Temple OoT
Shaddow Temple
Sone Tower Temple (MM)
Forest Temple Fire Temple
Snow temple MM (not sure if thats what its called...)