The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

In "The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass," the key for the Temple of the Ocean King on Molida Island can be found in a treasure chest located on the island itself. To access it, you need to complete the side quest involving the Goron and the nearby cave. After defeating the enemies and solving the puzzles in the cave, you can obtain the key from the chest. Make sure to explore thoroughly to find all necessary items and clues!

Yes

Bellum is the final boss in the Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass(A.K.A The Evil Phantom).

you draw a whale

The moon! Or a good drink!!

the answer is approx, 350 feet. if they are standard head lights.

you get them while going through the goron temple.

1/5 of 200 = 40

1/2 of 40 = 20

1/4 of 20 = 5

5

No, a lever is a simple machine that makes life easier. An hourglass is a glass container tapered in the center with sand in the bottom, and is used to tell time. They are not the same thing.

gem of wisdom

Aroo will always be the yook in everyone's game. Just go to his house and say that he is the yook. He will say something like " Are you sure? " Just say yeah and he will say " How did you find out?". He will turn into a Yook and eventually blow you at of the house!

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Claudia

Link can activate the head statue's beam of light by hitting it with his sword. He can then angle the light beam between the temple and the Mercay tavern.

dig somewhere around the palm trees

wel when you get to the red door where you write on it draw the triforce

car

hit them with the hammer

you have 2 go in the goron temple

no one in the movie the mob tries to kill him because they think he killed Christine but in the end of the movie he let rauol and Christine go and Christine comes back and gives him the ring back basically showing the phantom she doesnt love him like that and the phantom cries and then he dissapered and they never found him

Look at your map. Looking east is the "king". At first I was really puzzled as to what was his eye, but its that narrow slit in the ground on the "king's" face. Turn west (left) , go to the edge of the "face" and shoot an arrow into the purple crystal ball switch thing.

not to make a sound so the phantoms don't hear you (you are supposed to walk, not run)

At the end of "Hourglass," the protagonist, who has been navigating a complex web of time travel and personal relationships, makes a pivotal choice that alters the course of her life. She ultimately embraces her identity and the consequences of her actions, leading to a resolution that balances her past and future. The narrative concludes with a sense of closure and hope, highlighting themes of growth and self-acceptance.

It doesnt matter which one you talk to last. Just talk to all. But you got to kill the Yellow ChuChus on the mountain and then the Gongon will talk to you. That was my last.

you have to bomb it three times to make it go away

in front of the second tree from the mailbox on molida island.