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Zora's Fountain

Ocarina of Time N64 Zora's Fountain Title Card

Zora's Fountain is a place in Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64. It has 3 Gold Skulltulas and 2 Pieces of Heart.

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Map ScreenOcarina of Time N64 Zora's Fountain Map Screen
EnglishZora's Fountain
FrançaisFontaine Zora
DeutschZoras Quelle
日本語ゾーラの泉

Map

Seen from above, north up. The pins mark chests, Gold Skulltulas, Pieces of Heart, people, shops, enemies, and exits, and each one links to its page. The buttons show or hide each kind; + and - zoom in and out, and a zoomed map can be dragged. The pins of the Master Quest maps are where things are in Master Quest.

Master Quest

Gold Skulltula, Piece of Heart

Gold Skulltulas and Pieces of Heart lying in the open or hidden in the walls, by room. Pieces of Heart in chests are in the chest list.

RoomGold SkulltulaPiece of Heart
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Characters here

Story

What happens in Zora's Fountain in the main story, with the lines from its cutscenes. All the steps in order are on the quests page.

Step 13 (Young Link)

Feed the guardian fish and go inside to find the princess. She takes back the last Spiritual Stone, then gives it to Link.

You! You looked cool...cooler than I thought you would, anyway... Just a little!

Well, anyway, you saved me, so I guess I'll reward you.

What do you wish? Just tell me...


I want that Spiritual Stone.
Nothing really...

You obtained Zora's Sapphire! This is the Spiritual Stone of Water passed down by the Zoras!

Her most precious possession? You don't know what she's talking about, but you've collected two Spiritual Stones! Only one to go!

Her most precious possession? You don't know what she's talking about, but you've finally collected all three Spiritual Stones!!

Go back to see Princess Zelda!

Don't tell my father...

These lines in the text section

Side story

Blow open the wall on the island by the fountain and play the royal lullaby for the Great Fairy of Magic.

Welcome Link! I am the Great Fairy of Magic!

I will give you a magic spell. Please take it.

You got Farore's Wind! This is warp magic you can use with C. Warp when you are in danger!

You will teleport to the Warp Point. When you first use the magic, you will create a Warp Point.

When you use the magic again, you can either dispel the Warp Point you created last time or warp to that point.

Remember, you can use Farore's Wind only in dungeons that have a dungeon map hidden inside, OK?

When battle has made you weary, please come back to see me.

These lines in the text section

Enemies here

Getting around

Leads toZora's River, Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly, Zora's Domain, Ice Cavern, Great Fairy's Fountain

Master Quest

Zora's Fountain is one of the places Master Quest changed. What changes in Master Quest

In the official guides

The clear spring above Zora's Domain. In the adult era Jabu-Jabu is gone, so Link can go deeper into the fountain.

ゾーラの守り神が住む広大な泉

ゼルダの伝説 時のオカリナ 完全攻略ガイドブック (NTT出版, 1999), p. 73, Translated by 101Leafy

Zora's Fountain is the spring whose water feeds Lake Hylia and the rivers.

Aus dieser Quelle stammt also das Wasser, das den Hylia-See und die Flüsse speist!

Der offizielle Nintendo Spieleberater: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo of Europe, 1998), p. 48, Translated by 101Leafy

The fountain map marks Lord Jabu-Jabu, the way to the Ice Cavern and two Gold Skulltulas.

Der offizielle Nintendo Spieleberater: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo of Europe, 1998), p. 48, Translated by 101Leafy

Two big rocks block a Great Fairy Fountain; one bomb clears the way.

Neugierig legt er eine Bombe... und der Zugang zu einer Feen-Quelle frei!

Der offizielle Nintendo Spieleberater: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo of Europe, 1998), p. 52, Translated by 101Leafy

Map with the exits to the Ice Cavern and Zora's Domain, two heart pieces on the ice floes and two Gold Skulltula marks.

Der offizielle Nintendo Spieleberater: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo of Europe, 1998), p. 66, Translated by 101Leafy