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== How to Learn it == | == How to Learn it == | ||
To learn it, you must first have completed the [[Water Temple]] and the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]]. All you have to do is go to [[Kakariko Village]], where you will experience a cutscene involving [[Sheik]] | To learn it, you must first have completed the [[Water Temple]] and the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]]. All you have to do is go to [[Kakariko Village]], where you will experience a cutscene involving a monster escaping the well, [[Sheik]] getting thrown into the air, and Link getting knocked out. Also, Kakariko Village is on fire. Afterward, there is no damage to the village. There are three possible explanations for this: video game logic, the villagers put out the fire and repaired any damage while Link was unconscious, or the flames were illusions. This monster is actually the boss of the Shadow Temple, [[Bongo Bongo]]. Afterwards, Sheik will teach you the Nocturne of Shadow. | ||
== How to Play it == | == How to Play it == | ||
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In the 3D version, just play the following notes: X Y Y L X Y R. | In the 3D version, just play the following notes: X Y Y L X Y R. | ||
To play it in real life, play | To play it in real life, play the following notes: B A A D B A F. | ||
{{Cat|Songs}} | {{Cat|Songs}} | ||