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Water Temple dungeon walkthrough in Ocarina of Time

In this walkthrough, we'll guide you through the Water Temple in Ocarina of Time, including how to beat the boss.

Water Temple dungeon walkthrough in Ocarina of Time

The Water Temple is a challenging dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Link must descend to the bottom of Lake Hylia after acquiring the Iron Boots and Zora Tunic. The dungeon layout changes as water levels fluctuate, requiring Link to adjust his depth constantly to progress. To access the dungeon, Link must first obtain the Iron Boots from the Ice Cavern and the Zora Tunic from King Zora.

Upon entering the Water Temple, Link should defeat the Blue Tektite in the main room and obtain the dungeon map from Princess Ruto. The compass found in the room south of the main area will be essential for navigating the dungeon. Players must defeat Spikes and Shell Blades, hookshot the objects, and play Zelda's Lullaby to lower the water level, allowing access to previously unreachable areas.

Careful timing and precise movements are required to overcome the dungeon's obstacles and ultimately claim the royal crest.

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