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Zelda Bottle Grotto Guide Zelda bottle grotto guide Continue The Next Key Cave Prev Tail Cave In this chapter guide to the Legend of zelda: Awakening Connection, you'll learn how to save BowWow. We'll take you through the Gopong Swamp, show you where to find the entrance to the Bottle Grotto and tell you step by step how to find Conch Horn. At the bottom of this page is a map of the bottle grotto with markers. Map with the most important stops during the study. Level main goals: Rescue BowWow you find yourself in front of the tail of the cave. Go back to the village of Mab. After entering the village, two boys will tell you to go to BowWow's house. BowWow is the name of the bomb chained in front of the house. Go there and Madame MeowMoe will tell you that her BowWow has been kidnapped by the Moblins. Go through the Mysterious Forest and head to the eastern exit. Now you can jump and take a piece of heart. Jump over the top hole and go east. Enter Moblin's cave and kill all the monsters you encounter. In the penultimate room you have to fight king Moblin. Wait until he charges you - get him to hit the wall to be able to attack. The door on the right will open. Go over there and get Bowow. Get out of Moblin's cave and talk to Dampf, who is currently standing next to the sign. Finding your way to the Bottle Grotto, go down to the Tabalm wasteland and head southeast to the cemetery. Continue to go down and then turn left. There will be four tombstones. Move the lower right tombstone up to reveal the secret staircase. Move the bottom stone to the right so you can jump diagonally onto a small piece of floor. Then jump up to collect another piece of heart. Move the stone to the left to regain access to the stairs and return to the surface. Come and leave the cemetery through the western exit. Walk past the witch's hut and return to the Mysterious Forest. Go west and find another way out of the forest. Turn right and find the phone booth. Go inside and use your phone. Old Ulrier will tell you to take BowWow to the Gopong swamp. Go to the right, then turn on and enter the water. Head east to turn down and then right to find the chest with rupees. Explore the bottle grotto to return and turn right to find the entrance to the bottle grotto. Go to the upper room and wait for the Spark to pass. Hold two torches with magic powder to open the door on the right and pass through it. Kill all the monsters and the small key will fall. Go back to the left room and open the door on the left. Kill all the monsters to open the top door. Jump up to take the stone beak out of your chest. Kill the turtle to reopen the lower door. Go back downstairs and walk straight through the room with two torches and another room where you found the Little Key. Go to the right, get a hint from the sheep and touch the blue crystal with a sword. It will turn orange, and blue blocks on the floor Down. Click on the orange crystal and take The key to the chest. Go right, jump to the crystal and hit it so that it went orange. Jump up to take another little key out of your chest. Jump left and up to get to the top room. After killing the monsters, the Small Key will fall. Go back to the previous room. Go to the crystal and hit it to turn it blue. Go back to the left in the room with the statue of Crystal and owl, and go right to take the Small Key. Go left, click on the Crystal and go left. Go through the lower door. Kill the monster. Take the compass out of your chest and come back up. Turn right, hit the crystal and go down. Click on the crystal and go right. Go right and up and then turn right. Open the door to the upper room with a small key. Kill all the monsters and beware of Sparks. The owl will give you a hint. You need to push both blocks to the center of the room to uncover the secret staircase. Wait for the platform that has moved through the dangerous spiked floor and jump on it so you can safely jump to the other side. Go left and jump above the spiked floor, wait for the platform to come down and use the ladder to get out. Jump quickly to the central platform to avoid the spark and kill the bat. Collect the floating hearts by jumping under it and then move to the top door. Behind the door you have to fight with the mini-boss. Watch out for Hnox's attacks and accusations. Hit him with a sword from behind. Use the door on the right and get a hint from the upow. Give up. In the next room you will encounter the odd purple enemy that pulls you towards him. Avoid this attack and bats, take a map of the bottle grotto from the chest. Come and take 20 rupees from your chest. Go to reach more magic powder and go through the door on the left. Hold the torches to kill the monsters and take the Power bracelet out of your chest. Return to the room where you defeated Hinox and use the portal in the center of the room to transport yourself to the first room of the bottle grotto. With Power Bracelet, you can lift vases to get to your chest with 50 rupees. Return through the Portal and head north. Remove the vases from the path to go straight to where you can see the orange floor. Tap the crystal, move one space to the right and press it again. Take a little key out of your chest. Tap the crystal again (it should turn orange) so you can go right. Kill all the monsters and keep going right. Turn. Push the block to the right down and left to the left. Take the vase and smash it into a rabbit. Kill the bat and then the skeleton. You have to get rid of them in the exact order for the breasts with the Nightmare key appearing. Come back and walk through the door on the right. Kill the rabbits by throwing vases at them and then take the ladder down. Get on a stone platform to move down. Use the ladder to come up and take the vase. on the next stone platform. The cumulative weight of Link and Vase will make it his Down. Throw out the vase and take the last ladder to come up. Go to the door and use the nightmare key to open it. The boss's last fight awaits. Watch out for the fireballs and wait for Genie to hide in her bottle. Knock the bottle using the sword, pick it up and hit it against the wall. Once the bottle is destroyed, you can kill Jinn. Take a piece of heart and go to another room to take Conch Horn. Next Key Cave Prev Tail Cave Page 2 Download game guide PDF, ePUB and iBooks Let's get back to the old adventure! The Legend of the Awakening of the Guide to zelda Link contains a detailed and illustrated step-by- step guide to the main and side quest, a description of the most important secrets, intelligence, bosses and collectibles. Link, let's do it again! This guide to The Legend of zelda: Awakening Connection contains a detailed step-by-step guide that describes all the steps you need to complete the game 100%. Here you can find many valuable tips and hints, descriptions of controls, and the location of each collectible item. The Legend of zelda: Link's Awakening guide is a complete, fully detailed step-by-step guide that allows you to easily solve the problems you face along the way and deal with even the most complex puzzles and riddles. The step-by-step guide was further enriched with screenshots and author's hints of specific fragments of the game. This step-by-step guide will show all the Easter eggs that you may encounter throughout the gameplay. In addition, it will introduce you to the bestiary island of Koholint, the elements of the description and their location, and will help you with the main boss and mini-boss fights. The first chapters of the Guide to the Legend of zelda: Awakening Communication contain the basics of the game. There you will find gameplay information, useful hints and a brief description of the fight. The basics also include the specification of all the characters and opponents in the game. You'll also find a chapter on fishing and dungeon editor and a page about game management. The following pages contain not only chapters on collectibles such as heart parts and secret shells, but also a brief description of equipment, items of trading sequence, dungeon items, keys to each dungeon, tools and figures from a trendy game shop. Of course, in our guide you will also find a list of each sub-boss and chief boss that you encounter during the game. You will learn from these pages how to fight with heavier opponents and how to defeat them to be able to move on in the game.
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