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'''Inside the Statue of the Goddess''' is a location from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. It is a hidden room situated within the [[Statue of the Goddess]]. | |||
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A mysterious figure, named [[Fi]], opens the path to this location after appearing to [[Link]] and leading him there the night after [[Zelda]] goes missing. Here, Link obtains the [[Goddess Sword]] and learns who Fi is, who then joins him as a partner.{{Ref|SS|677|In-Game Description}} | ==''Skyward Sword''== | ||
A mysterious figure, named [[Fi]], opens the path to this location after appearing to [[Link]] and leading him there the night after [[Zelda (Skyward Sword)|Zelda]] goes missing. Here, Link obtains the [[Goddess Sword]] and learns who Fi is, who then joins him as a partner.{{Ref|SS|677|In-Game Description}} | |||
The room also features a [[Goddess Crest]] which, when struck with a [[Skyward Strike]], reveals an altar with a recess for special tablets. These tablets represent certain portions of the [[overworld]] map, and when inserted cause the Statue of the Goddess to emit a light that opens a portal to the corresponding section of the [[surface]]. | The room also features a [[Goddess Crest]] which, when struck with a [[Skyward Strike]], reveals an altar with a recess for special tablets. These tablets represent certain portions of the [[overworld]] map, and when inserted cause the Statue of the Goddess to emit a light that opens a portal to the corresponding section of the [[surface]]. | ||
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Statue Keep is located inside the [[Statue of the Goddess]] on the [[Skyloft (Hyrule Warriors)|Skyloft]] stage, but is simplified from the ''Skyward Sword'' version into a basic square area with the Goddess Sword pedestal in the centre. | Statue Keep is located inside the [[Statue of the Goddess]] on the [[Skyloft (Hyrule Warriors)|Skyloft]] stage, but is simplified from the ''Skyward Sword'' version into a basic square area with the Goddess Sword pedestal in the centre. | ||
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Inside the Statue of the Goddess is a location from Skyward Sword. It is a hidden room situated within the Statue of the Goddess.
Skyward Sword
A mysterious figure, named Fi, opens the path to this location after appearing to Link and leading him there the night after Zelda goes missing. Here, Link obtains the Goddess Sword and learns who Fi is, who then joins him as a partner.[1]
The room also features a Goddess Crest which, when struck with a Skyward Strike, reveals an altar with a recess for special tablets. These tablets represent certain portions of the overworld map, and when inserted cause the Statue of the Goddess to emit a light that opens a portal to the corresponding section of the surface.
The first of these tablets, the Emerald Tablet, is given to Link by Fi in this very room. It parts the clouds above Faron Woods, allowing Link to travel to the surface for the first time. The Ruby and Amber Tablets are found at the Skyview and Earth Springs and grant access to Eldin Volcano and Lanayru Desert when placed in the altar, respectively.
Non-Canon Appearances
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Hyrule Warriors
Statue Keep is located inside the Statue of the Goddess on the Skyloft stage, but is simplified from the Skyward Sword version into a basic square area with the Goddess Sword pedestal in the centre.
Trivia
- The word "Hylia" is carved prominently in Hylian on the pedestal which holds the Goddess Sword, honoring the sword's creator, the goddess Hylia. Further illegible text can be found on the walls on either side of the altar.
References
- ↑ "The Statue of the Goddess enshrines this sword. Its blade glimmers with divine light." — In-Game Description, Skyward Sword.