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Where do you find all of the soil holes in the ground in The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time?
- Zora's River: Next to the Magic Bean Salesman - Shortly after you enter Zora's River, you encounter a guy eating beans. This is the magic bean salesman. Next to him is a spot of soft soil where you can plant a magic bean. NOTE: there is NO gold skulltula in this soft soil, so don't bother dropping bugs there.
- Kokiri Forest: Behind the Shop - Look behind the shop in Kokiri Forest where you bought your first Deku Shield. There is soft soil there.
- Lost Woods: Near the bridge into Kokiri Forest - If you go into the Lost Woods and turn left, you will see a skull kid standing on a stump. Go through the hollow log here and you will find a soft soil spot. You can see the bridge into Kokiri Forest here.
- Lost Woods: Near the Forest Stage - From the entrance of the Lost Woods, go right, left, right, left, and left. This will take you to the area where there are a couple of Business Scrubs. Look around this area to find a spot of soft soil. The Forest Stage entrance is in the back of this area, but the soft soil is aboveground.
- Kakariko Graveyard: Behind the Graves - From the entrance, if you go to the graves along the left wall, there is a spot of soft soil.
- Dodongo's Cavern Entrance - After you use a bomb flower to bomb open the entrance to Dodongo's Cavern, you will find a spot of soft soil just inside.
- Lake Hylia: In Front of the Lakeside Laboratory - The house near the entrance to Lake Hylia is the Lakeside Laboratory, where there is a creepy looking guy inside. In front of this house, you will find a spot of soft soil.
- Death Mountain Crater: Near Warp Spot - You can't reach this soft soil until after you learn the Bolero of Fire. Once you do, warp to Death Mountain Crater as a child and look for the spot of soft soil nearby.
- Gerudo Valley: On the Riverbank - Float down to the riverbank below the big bridge in Gerudo Valley. There is a ledge that has a Gerudo and a cow on it. There is also a spot of soft soil here.
- Outside of Spirit Temple - Just outside of the entrance to the Spirit Temple, you will find a spot of soft soil. You will need to use the Requiem of Spirit to warp to this area as a child.
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How do you enter the boss in the fire temple in the legend of Zelda Ocarina of time 3D?
If you're talking about dodongo's cavern, you fall down a hole. In the actual fire temple, then you jump onto the rock that has some holes on the ground.
What are the holes in Legend of Zelda phantom hourglass?
they are holes that bombachus can go through and usally hit a swicth or open a door
How many holes are there in link's ocarina?
Seven holes.
How do you defeat the death mountain boss in ocarina of time 3ds in the future?
You have to hit it with the hammer whenever it comes out of the holes in the ground.
How do you play zelda's lullaby on the flute?
You blow into the mouth piece while puting your fingers over certain holes to make the right notes.
Are the two holes on the bottom of an ocarina?
Yes, the two holes on the bottom of an ocarina are typically referred to as "back holes" or "thumb holes." These holes allow for additional notes to be played and help with tuning and pitch control. The design and placement of these holes can vary among different ocarina models, affecting the instrument's range and capabilities.
How many holes dose the Ocarina instrument have that plays the song a Narnia Lullaby?
An Ocarina typically has between 4 to 12 holes. The Narnia Lullaby is played on a 6-hole Ocarina.
How many holes are in the ocarina of time?
eight
What animal leaves holes in the ground?
The animal that leaves holes in the ground is a mole.
Can cats dig holes in the ground?
Yes, cats can dig holes in the ground.
How do you play an 8 hole ocarina?
You cover the holes and blow on it. There are many free ocarina song websites on the internet. There's usually this one hole that you can't cover or it won't blow.
What does 'three holes in the ground' mean?
The reference to "three holes in the ground" (and its response, "well, well, well") derives from ITCH's song Well, Well, Well, Three Holes In The Ground.
