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|game = {{TP}}
 
|game = {{TP}}
 
|item = [[Dominion Rod]]
 
|item = [[Dominion Rod]]
|quest = [[Mirror of Twilight#Mirror Shard|Mirror Shard]]<br>[[Heart Container]]
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|quest = [[Mirror Shard]]<br>[[Heart Container]]
 
|mini-boss = [[Darknut]]
 
|mini-boss = [[Darknut]]
 
|boss = [[Armogohma]]
 
|boss = [[Armogohma]]
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The '''[[Temple of Time]]''' is the sixth dungeon in {{TP}}. It is visited by [[Link]] to obtain the third shard of the [[Mirror of Twilight]]. The dungeon's main item is the [[Dominion Rod]] and its boss is [[Armogohma]].
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The '''Temple of Time''' is the sixth dungeon in {{TP}}. It is visited by [[Link]] to obtain the third shard of the [[Mirror of Twilight]]. The dungeon's main item is the [[Dominion Rod]] and its boss is [[Armogohma]].
   
 
==Entrance to the Temple==
 
==Entrance to the Temple==
The Temple of Time as a dungeon is only accessible while the surrounding area is turned into a past state, which occurs when [[Link]] inserts the [[Master Sword]] into its pedestal. The dungeon is visited by the chosen hero while on his mission to collect the remaining shards of the Mirror of Twilight.
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The Temple of Time as a dungeon is only accessible while the surrounding area is turned into a past state, which occurs when Link inserts the [[Master Sword]] into its pedestal. The dungeon is visited by the chosen hero while on his mission to collect the remaining shards of the Mirror of Twilight.
   
 
==Themes and Navigation==
 
==Themes and Navigation==
 
The dungeon has eight floors, which lead upward like a tower, and also contains many large, mosaic windows on its upper floors, allowing the light from the outside to shine through. However, despite seemingly being a peaceful setting, the Temple of Time is inhabited by a large number of enemies, including [[Lizalfos]] and [[Beamos]]. Many of the statue enemies, like the Beamos and Blade Traps, are designed in a more sleek and elegant appearance, similar to the look of the Temple of Time. Upon reaching the eighth floor of the dungeon, Link meets in combat with the [[mini-boss]] of the dungeon, a [[Darknut]]. After defeating the armored foe, he is rewarded with a sacred rod known as the [[Dominion Rod]]. The Dominion Rod holds the power to animate and move certain objects, such as statues. Link uses the item to control a large statue, equipped with a [[Hammer]], which he uses to solve many of the puzzles throughout the dungeon. Making his way back to entry of the Temple of Time, the statue places itself in its original position, opposite of its counterpart and in effect reveals a pathway to the boss chamber.<ref>{{Cite|Link... Don't you think there's something odd about that statue? In the grove and in the temple entry, there were always matching ones on each side, but there's only one here... Why don't you use your senses to take a look around? I knew it... There was one more here originally.|Midna|TP}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|We need to find the other statue in this temple that matches that one.|Midna|TP}}</ref>
 
The dungeon has eight floors, which lead upward like a tower, and also contains many large, mosaic windows on its upper floors, allowing the light from the outside to shine through. However, despite seemingly being a peaceful setting, the Temple of Time is inhabited by a large number of enemies, including [[Lizalfos]] and [[Beamos]]. Many of the statue enemies, like the Beamos and Blade Traps, are designed in a more sleek and elegant appearance, similar to the look of the Temple of Time. Upon reaching the eighth floor of the dungeon, Link meets in combat with the [[mini-boss]] of the dungeon, a [[Darknut]]. After defeating the armored foe, he is rewarded with a sacred rod known as the [[Dominion Rod]]. The Dominion Rod holds the power to animate and move certain objects, such as statues. Link uses the item to control a large statue, equipped with a [[Hammer]], which he uses to solve many of the puzzles throughout the dungeon. Making his way back to entry of the Temple of Time, the statue places itself in its original position, opposite of its counterpart and in effect reveals a pathway to the boss chamber.<ref>{{Cite|Link... Don't you think there's something odd about that statue? In the grove and in the temple entry, there were always matching ones on each side, but there's only one here... Why don't you use your senses to take a look around? I knew it... There was one more here originally.|Midna|TP}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|We need to find the other statue in this temple that matches that one.|Midna|TP}}</ref>
   
The boss of the dungeon is a large [[Gohma]], known as [[Armogohma]], and is defeated with the use of the Dominion Rod and the large statues surrounding the chamber. Upon defeating it, Link is rewarded with the third shard of the Mirror of Twilight and a [[Heart Container]].
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The boss of the dungeon is known as [[Armogohma]], and is defeated with the use of the Dominion Rod and the large statues surrounding the chamber. Upon defeating it, Link is rewarded with the third shard of the Mirror of Twilight and a [[Heart Container]].
   
 
==Minor Enemies and Traps==
 
==Minor Enemies and Traps==
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File:Young Gohma.png|[[Young Gohma]]
 
File:Young Gohma.png|[[Young Gohma]]
 
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==Trivia==
 
*The music in the dungeon is a remix of the [[Cave|Secret Grotto]]/[[Inside the Deku Tree]] music from {{OoT}}.{{verify|TP}}
 
*A symbol that bears resemblance with the [[Light Medallion]] from ''Ocarina of Time'' can be found inside the dungeon.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
File:Temple of Time 2.jpg|The Temple of Time in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''
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File:Temple of Time 2.jpg|The Temple of Time interior
File:Temple_of_Time_-_Weights.png|The weights found in the dungeon that show the [[Light Medallion]] symbol in the middle of the weights
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File:Temple of Time - Weights.png|The scale found in the dungeon showing a symbol resembling the Light Medallion
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
 
==Trivia==
 
*The music in the dungeon is a remix of the [[Cave|Secret Grotto]]/[[Inside the Deku Tree]] music from {{OoT}}.{{verify|TP}}
 
*A symbol that bears a resemblance to the [[Light Medallion]] from ''Ocarina of Time'' can be found inside the dungeon.{{verify|TP}}
 
 
 
{{Ref}}
 
{{Ref}}
   

Revision as of 05:02, 14 December 2014

Template:Dungeons The Temple of Time is the sixth dungeon in Twilight Princess. It is visited by Link to obtain the third shard of the Mirror of Twilight. The dungeon's main item is the Dominion Rod and its boss is Armogohma.

Entrance to the Temple

The Temple of Time as a dungeon is only accessible while the surrounding area is turned into a past state, which occurs when Link inserts the Master Sword into its pedestal. The dungeon is visited by the chosen hero while on his mission to collect the remaining shards of the Mirror of Twilight.

Themes and Navigation

The dungeon has eight floors, which lead upward like a tower, and also contains many large, mosaic windows on its upper floors, allowing the light from the outside to shine through. However, despite seemingly being a peaceful setting, the Temple of Time is inhabited by a large number of enemies, including Lizalfos and Beamos. Many of the statue enemies, like the Beamos and Blade Traps, are designed in a more sleek and elegant appearance, similar to the look of the Temple of Time. Upon reaching the eighth floor of the dungeon, Link meets in combat with the mini-boss of the dungeon, a Darknut. After defeating the armored foe, he is rewarded with a sacred rod known as the Dominion Rod. The Dominion Rod holds the power to animate and move certain objects, such as statues. Link uses the item to control a large statue, equipped with a Hammer, which he uses to solve many of the puzzles throughout the dungeon. Making his way back to entry of the Temple of Time, the statue places itself in its original position, opposite of its counterpart and in effect reveals a pathway to the boss chamber.[1][2]

The boss of the dungeon is known as Armogohma, and is defeated with the use of the Dominion Rod and the large statues surrounding the chamber. Upon defeating it, Link is rewarded with the third shard of the Mirror of Twilight and a Heart Container.

Minor Enemies and Traps

Trivia

Gallery

References

  1. "Link... Don't you think there's something odd about that statue? In the grove and in the temple entry, there were always matching ones on each side, but there's only one here... Why don't you use your senses to take a look around? I knew it... There was one more here originally." — Princess Midna (Twilight Princess)
  2. "We need to find the other statue in this temple that matches that one." — Princess Midna (Twilight Princess)
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