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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | |||
| location = '''''Majora's Mask'''''<br/>[[Goron Graveyard]]<br/>[[Snowhead]]<br/>'''''The Minish Cap'''''<br/>[[Mt. Crenel]]<br/>'''''Twilight Princess'''''<br/>[[Death Mountain]]<br/>[[Death Mountain Hot Spring]]<br/>[[Kakariko Hot Spring]]<br/>[[Hot Springwater Shop]] | |||
| use = Thawing ice (''Majora's Mask'')<br/>Growing plants (''The Minish Cap'')<br/>Restoring health (''Twilight Princess'') | |||
| cost = {{R|style=TP|20}} (''Twilight Princess'') | |||
| related = [[Water]]<br/>[[Forest Water]]<br/>[[Mt. Crenel Mineral Water]]<br/>[[Sacred Water]]<br/>[[Water of Life]] | |||
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'''Hot Spring Water''', also parsed as '''Hot Springwater''', is a recurring [[bottle]] item in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. It is usually found in a [[Hot Spring]], and is often associated with [[Goron]]s. | |||
==''Majora's Mask''== | |||
Hot Spring Water can be found in underground areas of [[Snowhead]]. Its heat can be used to melt ice and snow. It can be stored in a [[Bottle]]. However, if it is not used quickly, it will cool down and become regular [[Water]].{{Ref|MM|3543|In-game description}}{{Ref|MM|206|In-game description}} Unlike in later games, it does not heal Link if he is immersed in it. | |||
The [[Goron Elder (Majora's Mask)|Goron Elder]] can be found in a frozen [[snowball|snow boulder]] in the [[Mountain Village]], and if [[Link]] pours Hot Spring Water on him, the ice will thaw and the Goron Elder will be freed. Link then informs the Goron Elder about [[Goron Elder's Son|his son]], and he teaches Link the [[Goron Lullaby]] to calm his son down. | |||
Hot Spring Water can also be found in the [[Goron Graveyard]]. If Link pushes [[Darmani]]'s tomb, Hot Spring Water will come boiling out of the ground and fill up the room. | |||
==''The Minish Cap''== | |||
{{Main|Mt. Crenel Mineral Water}} | |||
In the European version of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', Mt. Crenel Mineral Water is known as Hot Spring Water. This Water can be stored in a Bottle and is necessary to grow some plants in the [[Mt. Crenel]] area. It can be delivered to a [[Forest Minish]]. | |||
| | ==''Twilight Princess''== | ||
Hot springwater heals all of Link's hearts if he drinks it, but hot springs also heal Link if he simply stands in the warm water.{{Ref|TP|177|In-game description}} Hot springwater stored in a Bottle cools after three minutes and loses its potency in that time. Afterwards, it becomes regular water.{{Ref|TP|5043|Goron}} | |||
There are two [[Hot Spring]]s in Hyrule, the [[Kakariko Hot Spring]] and [[Death Mountain Hot Spring]], which Link can freely scoop hot springwater from into an empty bottle. | |||
A [[Goron]] on the [[Castle Town South Road]] complains that there is no bridge for the transportation of hot springwater to Castle Town South Road. After Link aids [[Malo Mart]]'s crowdfunding efforts to establishing a shop in [[Castle Town]] and rebuild the [[East Castle Town Bridge|bridge]] to the location, the Goron is found sitting on the edge of the bridge moping. He claims to not have the strength or motivation to retrieve water from Death Mountain. | |||
Link's job is then to speak to [[Gor Liggs]], who hears about the Goron and his [[Gor Liggs' Son|son]]'s plight. He then hands Link a gargantuan [[barrel]] full of hot springwater to dump on top of the Goron to lift his spirits and give him new strength. He must then navigate through the perilous [[Hyrule Field]] while holding the barrel over his head and reach the East Castle Town Bridge (West in the [[Nintendo Wii]] version, and [[Hero Mode]] of ''Twilight Princess HD''), where he must throw it on top of the Goron. After being drenched in re-invigorating hot springwater, the Goron storms off and leaves behind a [[Piece of Heart]]. | |||
He soon opens up a [[Hot Springwater Shop]] in the Castle Town South Road market, and gives Link a free bottle of hot springwater. Further refills cost 20 rupees. | |||
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20 (Twilight Princess)
Hot Spring Water, also parsed as Hot Springwater, is a recurring bottle item in The Legend of Zelda series. It is usually found in a Hot Spring, and is often associated with Gorons.
Majora's Mask
Hot Spring Water can be found in underground areas of Snowhead. Its heat can be used to melt ice and snow. It can be stored in a Bottle. However, if it is not used quickly, it will cool down and become regular Water.[1][2] Unlike in later games, it does not heal Link if he is immersed in it.
The Goron Elder can be found in a frozen snow boulder in the Mountain Village, and if Link pours Hot Spring Water on him, the ice will thaw and the Goron Elder will be freed. Link then informs the Goron Elder about his son, and he teaches Link the Goron Lullaby to calm his son down.
Hot Spring Water can also be found in the Goron Graveyard. If Link pushes Darmani's tomb, Hot Spring Water will come boiling out of the ground and fill up the room.
The Minish Cap
- Main article: Mt. Crenel Mineral Water
In the European version of The Minish Cap, Mt. Crenel Mineral Water is known as Hot Spring Water. This Water can be stored in a Bottle and is necessary to grow some plants in the Mt. Crenel area. It can be delivered to a Forest Minish.
Twilight Princess
Hot springwater heals all of Link's hearts if he drinks it, but hot springs also heal Link if he simply stands in the warm water.[3] Hot springwater stored in a Bottle cools after three minutes and loses its potency in that time. Afterwards, it becomes regular water.[4]
There are two Hot Springs in Hyrule, the Kakariko Hot Spring and Death Mountain Hot Spring, which Link can freely scoop hot springwater from into an empty bottle.
A Goron on the Castle Town South Road complains that there is no bridge for the transportation of hot springwater to Castle Town South Road. After Link aids Malo Mart's crowdfunding efforts to establishing a shop in Castle Town and rebuild the bridge to the location, the Goron is found sitting on the edge of the bridge moping. He claims to not have the strength or motivation to retrieve water from Death Mountain.
Link's job is then to speak to Gor Liggs, who hears about the Goron and his son's plight. He then hands Link a gargantuan barrel full of hot springwater to dump on top of the Goron to lift his spirits and give him new strength. He must then navigate through the perilous Hyrule Field while holding the barrel over his head and reach the East Castle Town Bridge (West in the Nintendo Wii version, and Hero Mode of Twilight Princess HD), where he must throw it on top of the Goron. After being drenched in re-invigorating hot springwater, the Goron storms off and leaves behind a Piece of Heart.
He soon opens up a Hot Springwater Shop in the Castle Town South Road market, and gives Link a free bottle of hot springwater. Further refills cost 20 rupees.
References
- ↑ "Hot Spring Water Use it with (C) before it cools." — In-game description, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Your Hot Spring Water cooled. Now it's just plain old spring water!" — In-game description, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "You put hot springwater in a bottle! It's full of nutrients, but drink it while it's warm. Set it to and drink it with [Y] or [X] to replenish all your hearts! If it cools, it will be plain water." — In-game description, Twilight Princess.
- ↑ "Hot springwater cools as time passes, so if you do not hurry, you will end up with plain old cold water, my brother!" — Goron, Twilight Princess.