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|image=[[File:Dungeon Map TWW artwork.png|250px]]<br>''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'' artw |location=Most [[dungeon]]s

...the dungeon's boss or to progress within the dungeon, and several of these items are used in later parts of Link's adventure.

...ey unlocks the way into a specific dungeon, and can only be used once. The Dungeon Keys unlock the [[Tail Cave]], the [[Key Cavern]], the [[Angler's Tunnel]], [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening items]]

{{Dungeon infobox |items=[[Fairy Slingshot]]

{{Dungeon infobox |items = [[Gust Jar]]<br>[[Earth Element]]

...elda: Skyward Sword]]'' because their functionality is included within the Dungeon Maps. [[Category:Items]]

[[File:Dungeon Map TWW artwork.png|thumb|100px]] ...Link will explore dungeons and shrines where puzzles, monsters and special items await!

'''Big Keys''' are large [[Small Key|key]] items that appear in various games. Big Keys are similar to [[Boss Key]]s as they ...s's room. Additionally, they open the giant treasure chests containing the dungeon's primary item.

|location=[[Ice Palace]] (''A Link to the Past'')<br>[[Color Dungeon]] (''Link's Awakening DX'')<br>[[Swamp Palace]] or [[Lorule Castle]] (''A L ...DX]]'', [[Link]] can obtain the Blue Clothes after completing the [[Color Dungeon]]—when he reaches the end, a [[Fairy Queen|fairy queen]] gives him the op

...s Awakening'')<br>[[Poison Moth's Lair]] (''Oracle of Seasons'')<br>[[Wing Dungeon]] (''Oracle of Ages'') ...es]]'', the Roc's Feather is located in a sidescrolling area of the [[Wing Dungeon]]. The Roc's Feather has the same purpose as in ''The Legend of Zelda: Orac

...The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, each providing access to a specific dungeon}} |effect=Unlocks the boss door of a dungeon

'''Guardian Acorns''' are items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', ''[[The Legen ...hen he falls into a pit or lava), or by switching between locations from a dungeon, cave, or the overworld.

...chnically the dungeon reward, despite not matching any of the game's other dungeon rewards in terms of theme (unless one counts the [[Sun Key]] on the third v [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass items]]

...revolve around a theme. Most dungeons give the player a new item which the dungeon is themed after, and the player often has to retrieve [[Small Key]]s to pro

|effect=Sucks in certain items and objects and fires some at targets ...o draw things in, and release it to fire them out! Set it to A or B on the Items screen to use it!|In-game description|The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap}}

|location=[[Ganon's Tower]] (''A Link to the Past'')<br>[[Color Dungeon]] (''Link's Awakening DX'')<br>[[Lorule Castle]] or [[Swamp Palace]] (''A L ...g DX]]'', [[Link]] can obtain the Red Clothes after completing the [[Color Dungeon]]—when he reaches the end, a [[Fairy Queen|fairy queen]] gives him the op

...the [[Triforce]]. Link gets a piece after each dragon in their respective dungeon. After defeating all eight dragons, Zelda is rescued, the final score is re ...Continue button that allows the player to restart at the beginning of the dungeon they were killed in with all progress up to that point intact.

...p]]s, [[Boss Key]]s, [[Gasha Seed]]s, and [[Magical Ring]]s; none of these items can be collected by the player. [[Link]] must throw a [[bomb]] into the lav

...egend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]''. It is needed to access the seventh [[dungeon]], the [[Eagle's Tower]]. [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening items]]

...]]'', [[Link]] finds a hammer at [[Spectacle Rock]]. It is one of only two items found outside [[palace]]s, and the hammer is used to destroy four [[boulder ...ed to pound certain puzzle objects, as well as to defeat the boss of the [[dungeon]], [[Eox]]. It is one of the strongest weapons in the game.

...gh they can only be used by adult Link. [[Nabooru]], who Link meets in the dungeon, asks Link to find them and bring them to her so she can steal the treasure ...le, allowing him to progress through the dungeon as an adult. Later in the dungeon, the gauntlets can be used to push two more silver blocks to create a short

|location=[[Misery Mire]] (''A Link to the Past'')<br>[[Crown Dungeon]] (''Oracle of Ages'') ...elda: A Link to the Past'' manual, page 40.</ref> is a red cane and a main dungeon item that first appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''

...''' to stop the flow of a waterfall obstructing the entrance to the fourth dungeon, [[Angler's Tunnel]]. It resembles a fish hook but with a fish on the oppos [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening items]]

{{Dungeon infobox |items=[[Hookshot]]<br>[[Wind Marimba]]

...Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]''. It allows Link to access the third dungeon, [[Key Cavern]], once he inserts it into the '''Slime Keyhole'''. [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening items]]

{{Dungeon infobox |items = [[Bomb Bag]]

...'' and insert the Face Key to reveal the concealed entrance to the sixth [[dungeon]], the [[Face Shrine]]. [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening items]]

|location=Throughout [[dungeon]]s ...'' and originally known as simply '''keys''', are a type of key found in [[dungeon]]s in every ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' game.

{{Dungeon infobox |items = [[Fairy Bow]] (''Ocarina of Time'')<br>[[Gale Boomerang]] (''Twilight Pri

|effect=Opens the [[Mermaid's Cave]] dungeon [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages items]]

...– Link's Awakening'' Player's Guide. Page 11.</ref>, are triangular-shaped items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', ''[[The Legen ...hen he falls into a pit or lava), or by switching between locations from a dungeon, cave, or the overworld.

...da: Ocarina of Time'' Nintendo 64 instruction booklet, page 29.</ref>, are items in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series that rep ...it the second game where Pieces of Heart are found within dungeons. Every dungeon has a Piece of Heart except the [[Temple of Droplets]] and [[Dark Hyrule Ca

...Oracle of Seasons'', a Slingshot is the main treasure of [[Dancing Dragon Dungeon]]. With the Slingshot, Link can fire [[Seed]]s in one of the four compass d [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons items]]

...''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX|DX]]'' versions) to the first dungeon, [[Tail Cave]]. [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening items]]

|effect=Target up to a few objects and enemies, bring distant items to Link ...of [[Ook]]. He uses it to destroy a bridge leading to another area of the dungeon. Later, during the fight against Ook, he uses the Gale Boomerang to try and

|effect=Stun enemies, hit distant switches, retrieve distant items ...is blue and larger than the regular Boomerang. It is located in the sixth dungeon, the [[Ancient Ruins]]. If the button is held, Link can control its flight

...equired for subterranean areas, such as caves, but are also used in some [[dungeon]]s, such as [[Arbiter's Grounds]], which has large tubs filled with lantern [[Category:Link: The Faces of Evil items]]

...he [[Dark Palace]]. The Magic Hammer can be used in the battle against the dungeon's boss, the [[Helmasaur King]], where it can help smash its face plate. Lin [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past items]]

...hich holds up to 9,999 rupees. Link can obtain it by completing the amiibo dungeon, [[Cave of Shadows]], but only if he has a Giant Wallet (otherwise the Colo [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

..., while still saving the data regarding crystals that have been placed and items that have been collected. ...th his sword. In English releases, Link can automatically pick up one-time items, and two sprites were created to show him holding up the item.

'''Candles''' are items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' In ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'', a candle is the first dungeon item, and it is located in [[Parapa Palace]]. The candle illuminates dark c

...found in various parts of [[Hyrule]], including caves, open fields, and [[dungeon]]s. [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess items]]

...ese can be escaped by falling into a hole under one of the [[pot]]s in the dungeon, leading to a passage where they can pick up [[Boomerang]]s capable of reco ...way out and around the castle's towers and rooftops, leading to Zelda. The dungeon is small and similar to its previous appearances, though it is directly con

...[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' games, usually as a dungeon item. It made its first appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to th ...okshot by defeating Master Stalfos. The Hookshot is required to defeat the dungeon's boss, [[Slime Eel]]. It is also required to complete the [[Signpost Maze]

'''Bombs''' are explosive items that appear in most titles of ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend o ...Link can obtain ten Bombs from a [[treasure chest]] in the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]]. In ''The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages'', Link can trade [[Mystery See

...mplications of which have sometimes been parodied in the franchise. Common items include [[heart]]s, [[Rupee]]s, [[Magic Jar]]s, [[bomb]]s, and [[arrow]]s, ...f himself carrying one to push down a [[Stone Elevator]]. The boss of that dungeon, the [[Genie]], lives in a bottle based on them as well. Another boss, [[Fa

...on boss are based on the use of color. The reward for completing the Color Dungeon is either [[Red Mail|Red Clothes]] or the [[Blue Mail|Blue Clothes]], which ...lor Dungeon LADX screenshot.png|thumb|left|Screenshot of Link in the Color Dungeon]]

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', the Magic Rod is the main dungeon item of [[Turtle Rock]]. It can shoot an endless number of fireballs withou [[Category:The Legend of Zelda items]]

...to stun him, and a charged uppercut that sends him all the way back to the dungeon's entrance if it connects. Once he is beaten, the path to the [[Magic Rod]] ...the ring. To challenge him, he must be paid 10 [[Rupee]]s, and he forbids items and [[Ring]]s to be used in battle against him in favor of bare fists. If L

'''Bombchus''' (alternatively pluralized as '''Bombchu''') are explosive items resembling blue and yellow mice. They first appear in ''[[The Legend of Zel Link can carry up to 50 Bombchus, and no upgrades are available. Unlike other items with expendable ammunition, they cannot be found in [[pot]]s or other break

...ound:ghostwhite"|Which important item can help Link find his way through a dungeon? ...firing at faraway things, but it’s not much use for when you’re lost in a dungeon. Best to go with a map!''" {{No}}

{{Dungeon infobox |items=[[Bow]]<br>[[Pendants of Virtue#Pendant of Courage|Pendant of Courage]]

...], and he gives Link the Goron's Bracelet so he can enter and navigate the dungeon. ...ers or push large blocks.<ref>[https://www.zeldaspeedruns.com/oot/skipping-items/strength-upgrades-and-sarias-song "Strength Upgrades and Saria's Song"]. ''

...d a weapon in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. It is the main dungeon item of [[Inside the Deku Tree]] and is obtained with the [[Deku Seed Bulle [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

...na of Time Master Quest|Master Quest]]'', Gohma Eggs appear throughout the dungeon and can be found attached to walls and on the floor. Additionally, a few ha

...force of Wisdom]], so she split it into eight pieces and hid one in each [[dungeon|level]]. During the game, [[Link]] goes on a journey to recover the eight T [[Category:The Legend of Zelda items]]

...lda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest|Master Quest]]'', all Deku Scrubs in the dungeon other than the trio are replaced, and the order they must be defeated in is ...ubs that can truly be "defeated." Both of these types can be attacked with items other than reflected nuts, unlike normal Deku Scrubs.

...Tomb]]. Their blue color, new behavior, and appearance in the Gnarled Root Dungeon suggests they may be standing in for the original [[Wallmaster (The Legend ...oor Masters can be attacked and defeated with the [[sword]] and many other items while exposed. Aside from the Forsaken Fortress, they appear in the [[Earth

...ight enemies with a baked apple, but these in-game tasty treats are useful items: eating one restores a whole [[heart]]. The old man is a pretty nice guy, h ...’re definitely more delicious. Plus, these in-game tasty treats are useful items: eating one restores a whole heart. Thanks, old man!

...most dungeons, this one has three old men offering advice and two dungeon items, being the defense-boosting [[Red Ring]] and the [[Silver Arrow]] needed to ...several outright invisible passages in the walls needing gone through. The dungeon map is also in the shape of Ganon's head, with Ganon's room being on one of

On a few occasions, a [[hungry Goriya]] will block a path in a dungeon, only leaving if Link gives some [[food]] to it. ...This Goriya is friendly, and will trade his powerful boomerang for certain items Link has in his inventory. However, if spoken to again, he will eagerly ask

...The Adventure of Link]]'', which does not have any currency or purchasable items. ...ones in the [[Trendy Game]] are orange and worth 30 Rupees. In the [[Color Dungeon]], a secret room full of green Rupees can be found, with each being worth f

..., Mothula appears as the boss of [[Skull Woods]], the third [[Dark World]] dungeon. It flies around, occasionally diving at [[Link]] or shooting three rings o ...rd boss, being in [[Poison Moth's Lair]]. It is the only returning primary dungeon boss in the game to not be from [[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|the firs

|image=[[File:TLoZ item-archery art.jpg]]<br>Artwork of the archery items from ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', with the ...a no Densetsu)|Level-8]]. Unusually, it is hidden in the first room of the dungeon, with a [[stone statue]] needing moved to access it.

...sional ''The Legend of Zelda'' titles but is more non-linear in that the [[dungeon]]s can be completed in any order, similar to the first ''[[The Legend of Ze Instead of traditional inventory items, Link uses interactive runes from his [[Sheikah Slate]], such as two types

...Gaebora]] for the first time. Throughout the stage, Link can obtain three items: the [[Boomerang]], the [[Blue Bracelet]], and the [[Fire Rod]]. Near the e ...replaced with the [[House of Gales]], which can act as the second or third dungeon. At some point off-screen, [[Oren]] the Zora Queen goes swimming there with

...o the Past]]''. The book provides information on how to access the [[Color Dungeon]]. The book's text consists only of a few numbers, each associated with a d ...r favorite item for the A and B Buttons on the Sub-Screen. Using different items, you can fight without a sword! Try many different things to find what's ri

...completing [[Patch's Crazy Cart]]. Alternatively, after completing [[Skull Dungeon]] on a linked game, Link can get a password from a woman near [[Lynna City] ...into its pedestal again, this time to reveal a hidden path to the temple's dungeon portion.

...from [[Eagle|the first labyrinth]], and like them, they can visibly carry items within them, such as [[Small Key|key]]s and [[bomb]]s. However, they do not ...the masked Link to give them varying items using obtuse hints. Most of the items can be kept within [[empty bottle]]s, and most are also found somewhere in

|footer=Link exploring the Overworld (left) and the Level-3 dungeon (right). |image2=TLoZ dungeon gameplay.png

...k Link appears as the miniboss of the [[Water Temple]]. Midway through the dungeon, Link enters a mysterious room that seems to have endless mist instead of w In various levels, they can be found causing mayhem with different items, but can be defeated easily. However, when one pulls out a [[Big Bomb]], th

...[[King Dorephan]]. In many appearances, he provides [[Link]] with helpful items, usually to help him swim better. ...raining he only charges 150. The flippers are needed to access the second dungeon, the [[Waterfall of Wishing]].

...an grant [[Link]] with a reward such as extended health, magic or upgraded items. Their appearances and personalities vary drastically, but starting with '' ...found behind a wall outside the Pyramid. The Great Fairies enhance certain items thrown into the [[Mysterious Pond]] situated in their respective rooms, or

...the player is standing still or crouching. Link can purchase other useful items at [[Morshu]]'s store, including [[Lantern Oil|lamp oil]], [[rope (item)|ro ==Items==

...can respawn, much like the other returning mid-bosses found throughout the dungeon. The [[Nintendo Switch]] [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Nintendo ...uccessful. However, they are still weak to bombs. Damaging them with other items will anger them and prompt them to charge while flailing their fists, thoug

...ng replaced by a Moblin. Slate and green ones continue to appear as common dungeon enemies throughout the game, and can pick up and use other enemies' dropped ...ogma]] named [[Plats]], Link needs to sneak around the mountain to get his items back while avoiding the Bokoblins and their newly-fortified security measur

...s included in this compilation. The demo features three save files, titled Dungeon, Stealth, and Island, which are set in [[Dragon Roost Cavern]], in the [[Fo :*"ALL OF TREASURES" in the list of items has been changed to "ALL TREASURES."

{{rewrite-expand|add descriptions for characters, enemies, items}} ...a canyon, a swamp, a lake, the clouds, and a graveyard. There are a few [[dungeon]]s, each with a unique item that is required to defeat the boss and for pro

...a hub to the other areas. Whenever Link enters an area such as a town or [[dungeon]], the game switches to a side-scrolling perspective, which is used for mos ...items, in order to get a wise man to teach spells to him. Some spells and items are necessary for advancing in the game.

...d, causing Ganon to resurrect as a mindless beast. Upon defeating him, the dungeon begins to collapse, and Link and Zelda are rescued by the Maku Tree's power |A young apprentice witch who Link can collide with to cause both their items to scatter.

...gain by the owl, who instructs him to retrieve the key to unlock the first dungeon, [[Tail Cave]]. Link manages to obtain the key, and he enters the Tail Cave | A dungeon located in the hills north of Toronbo Shores. It topographically looks like

...d, causing Ganon to resurrect as a mindless beast. Upon defeating him, the dungeon begins to collapse, and Link and Zelda are rescued by the Maku Tree's power |The guardian deity of the Zoras, he needs to be entered to access the dungeon in [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly|his belly]], but he and King Zora must be sav

The game introduces items and equipment that would become common throughout ''The Legend of Zelda'' s ...et vendor in Kakariko Village who sells Link a bottle and will buy certain items.

...onsists of 86 trading cards, and they feature characters, enemies, bosses, items, and weapons from ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''. On the back o ...a smaller picture of the map of the place where it is found (usually in a dungeon), and another small picture of Link when he gets the weapon or equipment. T

...m]], where he is transformed into a [[Wolf Link|wolf]] and imprisoned in a dungeon of [[Hyrule Castle]]. There, link meets [[Midna]], the princess of the [[Tw ...ight World that are stuck in the twilight, and digging patches with hidden items. When Midna is Wolf Link's back, he can use dark energy that forms a large

...the Forest wing [[inside Ganon's Castle]], and as such are in every adult dungeon. ...ck it. They can be knocked down immediately with a bomb, though most other items have no effect. Sometimes, a horizontal sword slice will cut a Stalfos's to

...girl named [[Medli]], who helps him go up the mountain and enter into the dungeon, [[Dragon Roost Cavern]]. At the end of it, Link discovers that a massive p ...equipment, one example being the [[Skull Hammer]]. The game introduces new items such the [[Deku Leaf]], which allows Link to safely glide across to a dista

...on specific days. Each time the cycle is reset, Link loses all disposable items, such as [[Rupee]]s and [[arrow]]s, as well as any quest progress, as every ...-rounded compare to the more specialized others, and can use a majority of items (some of which are upgradable), wear masks, and ride [[Epona]]. He is more

...th Temple]] and curse Link, which now causes him to not be able to use any items at all for a short period or until he touches light, an effect shared with ...featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'', Bubbles again bounce diagonally around dungeon walls, their fire slowly changing between different colors. They can be def

[[File:Inside the Deku Tree gameplay.png|thumb|250px|Link exploring the first dungeon, Inside the Deku Tree]] ...ain more basic weapons, such as [[Bomb]]s and [[Deku Seed]]s, within the [[dungeon]]s or from different locations. As an adult, Link can still obtain most of

...a [[boss]] at the end. As he progresses in his journey, Link obtains more items and weapons that help him along the way. At the final boss, who is usually ...rystal]]s and a scroll with the Hyrule crest, both of which are hereditary items in Impa's family. Link opened the scroll, which was written in an ancient s