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==Old Man Location== | ==Old Man Location== | ||
The [[Old Man]] is once again present in this dungeon. He can be found in a room that is about three rooms before the Boss room, where Dodongo lies. The Old Man will only utter three words to Link, and these can be used to help figure out how to defeat Dodongo. He will say, ''"DODONGO DISLIKES SMOKE"''. | The [[Old Man]] is once again present in this dungeon. He can be found in a room that is about three rooms before the Boss room, where Dodongo lies. The Old Man will only utter three words to Link, and these can be used to help figure out how to defeat Dodongo. He will say, ''"DODONGO DISLIKES SMOKE"''.{{Ref|LoZ|61|[[Old Man]]}} This is a reference to how Dodongo is weak against Bombs. | ||
==Dungeon Map & Compass== | ==Dungeon Map & Compass== | ||
Revision as of 18:41, March 4, 2013
Level 2: The Moon is the second dungeon found in the original The Legend of Zelda. After obtaining the first Triforce Shard from the first dungeon, the Eagle, The Moon can be reached by travelling, from the Starting Screen, four screens east, two screens north, two screens east, one screen north, one screen west, and finally up the large staircase. The second Triforce Shard is located here, being guarded by a Dodongo. After defeating the Dodongo, Link can collect the Triforce Shard and head to the next dungeon, Level 3: The Manji.
Items
There is only one obtainable item found in this dungeon, and it is actually an upgrade to a previous item. It is called the Magical Boomerang, and is quite obviously the upgrade to the Boomerang. There are a few differences between the two, the first and main difference is the Magical Boomerang has almost double the range as the Boomerang, as it will travel the full length of the screen, where as the Boomerang did not. Also, the Boomerang had a red color to it, while the Magical Boomerang is blue. For this reason it is often referred to as the Blue Boomerang incorrectly. It is found in a room full of Goriyas on the southeast side of the dungeon. It will only appear after Link has defeated all the Goriyas.
Enemies
Being the second dungeon of the game, the enemies found in this dungeon are pretty simple enemies. They are listed below:
- Enemies in Level 2: The Moon
Dodongo
- Main article: Dodongo
The Boss of The Moon is called Dodongo. Dodongo is a four-legged creature that looks similar to a Triceratops. Dodongo will walk around absent-mindedly, almost ignoring Link's presence. Its only attack is to make contact with Link, which causes a full heart of damage. After killing it with a couple of well placed Bombs, Dodongo will be defeated, and leave a Heart Container behind. After collecting the Heart Container, Link can enter the next room, where the second Triforce Shard is there, waiting for him.
Old Man Location
The Old Man is once again present in this dungeon. He can be found in a room that is about three rooms before the Boss room, where Dodongo lies. The Old Man will only utter three words to Link, and these can be used to help figure out how to defeat Dodongo. He will say, "DODONGO DISLIKES SMOKE".[1] This is a reference to how Dodongo is weak against Bombs.
Dungeon Map & Compass
Similarly to the first dungeon of the game, The Moon features the Dungeon Map and the Compass.
Compass
- Main article: Compass
The Compass is an item that shows Link the location of the Triforce Shard in this dungeon. It represents it with a flashing circle of the map. It helps show Link a more clear path through the dungeon into the direction of the Triforce Shard. It is found in the room that's up one room and right two rooms from the entrance of the dungeon, where there are multiple Gels and the Compass in the top-right corner of the room.
Dungeon Map
- Main article: Dungeon Map
The Dungeon Map is yet again found in The Moon. It is used by Link to show the layout of the dungeon, revealing that the dungeon is shaped like a Quarter Moon. It is found in the room that is one room up, one room right, one room up, and finally one room right from the entrance to the dungeon. Inside this room, the Map can be found right in the center, along with multiple Gels.
Keys & Locked Doors
The Moon features quite a few Small Keys and Locked Doors throughout the dungeon. In total, there are four Keys available to be collected throughout the dungeon. These keys can be obtained by either defeating all the enemies in one room, or killing a specific enemy that held the Key. Along with these four Keys, there are three Locked Doors. This basically means that one Key can be saved and used in another dungeon, which is fantastic. Also, by Bombing a wall in the northern portion of the dungeon, Link can basically go around one Locked Door, saving him another Key.