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{{Infobox|dungeon

| image       = [[File:759px-City in the Sky.jpg|400px]]

| game       = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''

| item       = [[Double Clawshots]]<br/>[[Piece of Heart]] ×2

| miniboss   = [[Aeralfos#Twilight Princess|Aeralfos]]

| boss       = [[Argorok|Twilit Dragon: Argorok]]

| reward     = [[Heart Container]]<br/>[[Mirror Shard]] #4

| walkthrough = [https://www.zeldadungeon.net/twilight-princess-walkthrough/city-in-the-sky/ Text Walkthrough (HD)]

[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/twilight-princess-walkthrough/city-in-the-sky-wii/ Text Walkthrough (Wii)]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKCM_FhOT-o Video Walkthrough (Small Key)]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4lM8rtlfzY Video Walkthrough (South)]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyF0NarQIss Video Walkthrough (Argorok)]

The '''City in the Sky''' is the seventh [[dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. This city was previously built by an ancient race known as the [[Oocca]], long before the events of ''Twilight Princess''. Due to the Oocca being the closest race to the gods, the city may have been used as a ways of communication or worship. The Oocca used to keep contact with the [[Hylian]]s through the appearance of the [[Sky Cannon]]. However, through time contact between the two races has diminished and the city has become largely abandoned.

[[Link (Twilight Princess)|Link]] enters the City in the Sky with use of the Sky Cannon, which is his prize for completing a rather lengthy, yet crucial, quest, where Link must complete the [[Ancient Sky Book]] by finding six hidden [[Owl Statue]]s that each hide a [[Sky Character]]. Retrieving all the Sky Characters allows Link entrance to the room where the Sky Cannon is, in the basement of the [[Sanctuary (Twilight Princess)|Sanctuary]]. Link is searching the dungeon in hopes of finding the final [[Mirror Shard]], as directed by the [[Ancient Sages]], who told him that the shard is located in the heavens.{{Ref|TP|1723|[[Ancient Sages]]}}

Here is a listing of all the enemies Link encounters as he searches the City in the Sky for the final Mirror Shard.

File:Aeralfos.png|link=Aeralfos|[[Aeralfos]]

File:Baba-Serpent-TP.png|link=Baba Serpent|[[Baba Serpent]]

File:Bigbaba.jpg|link=Big Baba|[[Big Baba]]

File:Deku-Baba-TP.png|link=Deku Baba|[[Deku Baba]]

File:Deku Like.png|link=Deku Like‎|[[Deku Like]]

File:Dinolfos (Twilight Princess).png|link=Dinolfos|[[Dinolfos]]

File:Helmasaur from Twilight Princess.png|link=Helmasaur|[[Helmasaur]]

File:Helmasaurus.png|link=Helmasaurus|[[Helmasaurus]]

File:ImpPoe.png|link=Imp Poe|[[Imp Poe]]

File:Kargarok.jpg|link=Kargarok|[[Kargarok]]

File:Keese-from-tp.png|link=Keese|[[Keese]]

File:Purple Chu.png|link=Chu#Purple Chu|[[Chu#Purple Chu|Purple Chu]]

File:Red Chu.png|link=Chu#Red Chu|[[Chu#Red Chu|Red Chu]]

File:Tile Worm (TP).png|link=Tile Worm|[[Tile Worm]]

File:Walltula.png|link=Walltula|[[Walltula]]

File:Yellow Chu.png|link=Chu#Yellow Chu|[[Chu#Yellow Chu|Yellow Chu]]

==Aeralfos==

[[File:Aeralfos.png|150px|left]]  

The Mini-Boss of the City in the Sky is known as an Aeralfos. It is a lizard-like creature that wears an iron mask and carries a sword and shield. It also has the ability to fly, which it takes advantage off against Link. The battle against the Aeralfos takes place in a large, rectangular shaped room that has a very high ceiling. The high ceiling is an advantage for the Aeralfos, as it can use its wings to fly high above Link and surprise him with an attack. Conveniently, the Aeralfos' shield is exactly like the Clawshot targets Link has used his Clawshot on in the past. Because of this, Link can use the Clawshot to grab the shield and bring it, and its holder, to the ground, where he can attack with his [[Sword]]. Defeating the Aeralfos grants Link a second Clawshot as a reward, and when combined with his other Clawshot he creates the Double Clawshots. Later on in the dungeon, Link faces off against two Aeralfoses at once. Also, the Aeralfos also makes an appearance in the [[Cave of Ordeals]] and in the final dungeon of the game, [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]].

The [[Boss]] of the City in the Sky is known as the Twilit Dragon: Argorok. It is a very large dragon with huge wings and that wears tons of black, shiny, and hard armor all around its body. The battle takes place on the highest platform of the City in the Sky, where Link can look over the edge and see the entire City in the Sky directly in front of him. As with most Bosses in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], the dungeon Item, the Double Clawshots, are required to defeat Argorok. The first phase of the battle is all about removing the armor to reach Argorok's weakspot, a shiny orb on its back. The second phase is about punishing the weakspot with attacks from the Master Sword. Once Argorok has been defeated, the young hero is rewarded with a [[Heart Container]] as well as the fourth and final Mirror Shard. With the fourth Mirror Shard in hand, Link has finally restored the [[Mirror of Twilight]] to its former form. Link can now use the Mirror of Twilight to enter the [[Twilight Realm]], where [[Midna]] believes [[Zant]] lies.

==Dungeon Items==

The City in the Sky features the main four Dungeon Items that every dungeon in ''Twilight Princess'' has, the Dungeon Map, the Compass, the Big Key, and a Small Key.

===Dungeon Map===

The [[Dungeon Map]] is used to show Link exactly how the City in the Sky is laid out, with each room drawn to scale. This becomes very useful to Link as he searches through the City in the Sky for the last Mirror Shard. Link can find the Dungeon Map in a [[Treasure Chest]] in the very large room that spans multiple floors to the west, or east in the [[Nintendo GameCube|GCN]] version, of the City in the Sky.

===Small Keys===

Throughout the City in the Sky, there are twenty-four total Treasure Chests that Link can open to gain a variety of items. These chests are located all around the dungeon, from the bottom of a pool of water to behind a fan, there are all very well hidden. The chests contain items that can be grouped into five main categories, [[Rupee]]s, Regular Items, Dungeon Items, Equipment, and [[Piece of Heart|Pieces of Heart]].

===Rupees===

There are five total Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky that contain any type of Regular Item. The first of these chests carry 15 [[Water Bomb]]s, which ironically are never used in the City in the Sky. The next two both carry 20 [[Arrow]]s, which are useful as Link can use the [[Hero's Bow]] often to defeat flying enemies, such as a [[Keese]] or [[Kargarok]]. The final two both carry [[Bomb]]s, however, they each carry a different amount of Bombs. The first carries ten Bombs, while the second only carries five.

===Equipment===

===Pieces of Heart===

The final two Treasure Chests located in the City in the Sky both carry a Piece of Heart. The first one doesn't require any specific item to get, Link just needs to know where to go. The second one requires the Double Clawshots. For more detail on their locations, visit the Twilight Princess Heart Pieces page.

==Trivia==

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