Name unnamed locations

[GZ Zelda]

This thread is very simple: name unnamed locations from the Zelda series.

I'll start. I'm naming the mountain that Level 2 is on from Zelda 1 Satori Mountain. Because poetic.

 

[VikzeLink]

Alright... The area on Hyrule Field in OoT between the entrances of Kokiri Forest and Lake Hylia... I'll call it Peahat Plains

 

[GZ Zelda]

I'll name the unnamed desert from Zelda 1 Peahat Desert. Sticking with the Peahat theme.

 

[AllofMe]

That big area in TP by the bridge in the east part of the map. Hollow Plains.
Cause there's nothing in that big area, it's empty and hollow, nothing to do.

 

[MapelSerup]

The canyon surrounding North and West Hyrule in BOTW.
I'll call it Goddess' Gorge.

 

[GZ Zelda]

The unnamed mountain at the southern border of Hyrule in BOTW; I'm calling it Mount Ikana.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

I shall name this specific spot in Hyrule Field "Grooseland"

 

[Chevywolf:30]

The final boss area from BotW is now the wine cellar

 

[ArchAngel217]

The final boss area from BotW is now the wine cellar

That has a name. The Sanctum.

 

[Chevywolf:30]

That has a name. The Sanctum.

I think that's just the room where Calamity Ganon shot all the lasers and made collapse

 

[ArchAngel217]

(Oh.) Why does it make sense for the wine cellar to be under the Sanctum? No, really, it makes sense-

 

[Mangrove]

In OoT, in Gerudo Valley, you can use Silver Gauntlets to lift a gray(silver?) boulder on the entrance edge of the valley (around where the wooden sign is) for a secret grotto. There's a little pond with rupees in it with Inside the Deku Tree music playing. I name this Quietedge Splash, since it uses peaceful quiet music, it's on the edge of the valley, and once you get out, your only options are to go back in for the grotto pool or make a splash at the bottom of the canyon.

 

[twilitfalchion]

One of the peaks on the mountain at Outset can be called Aryll's Point.

 

[GZ Zelda]

The other one can be Marin Peak.

 

[TL The Legend]

That wall in the the middle of Hyrule Field in OoT? Guess what, now it's named the Great Wall of Link.