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How to get the Goron Tunic in Zelda Ocarina of Time

Here's how to get the Goron Tunic in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake so you can survive the extreme heat of Death Mountain Crater

How to get the Goron Tunic in Zelda Ocarina of Time

The Goron Tunic is an essential item in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake that grants Link immunity to high temperatures. Upon reaching adulthood, Link has two ways to obtain the tunic - either by acquiring it for free from Goron Link or purchasing it for 600 rupees from the Shop Owner in Goron City. However, the latter is not the recommended method.

To receive the Goron Tunic for free, adult Link must first find him in Goron City. Upon entering the city, Goron Link will be found rolling around the second layer of the city. To stop him, Link must deal damage to him using a bomb, which can be obtained or found around the area. Once Goron Link stops, he can be talked to and an option to help him will appear. Selecting this option will lead to a conversation where Link explains the situation in Goron City and offers his Goron Tunic in exchange for help.

After accepting the Goron Tunic, adult Link can activate its effect in the Equipment menu, providing protection against the extreme temperatures inside Death Mountain Crater. However, it's important to note that the Goron Tunic does not grant immunity to fire; walking over flames while wearing the tunic will still result in damage to Link. Despite the minor drawback, the Goron Tunic remains a crucial item for navigating the treacherous Death Mountain Crater during the game.

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