Flooded Zone

The Flooded Zone is a Level in Tri Force Heroes.^[1] It is the second proper Level of the Den of Trials, preceded by the Forest Zone and followed by the Scorching Zone.

Features and Overview

Items	Materials
Gripshot	2× or or
Water Rod	1× or or
Bow

The Flooded Zone comprises Floors B6 to B10 of the Den of Trials, and it is based on the scenery and Enemies of the Riverside Area of the Drablands. It is initially unlocked and accessed by completing the prior Forest Zone; if all three Links have already unlocked the Flooded Zone, they can access it directly by standing on the second Triforce Gateway in the Den's hub Level.

The Flooded Zone is the first of the Zones to feature uneven terrain, as well as any variance in the layouts of its different Floors. Each of its Floors is a Water-filled octagonal platform with no walls around its edges, patches of stone ground in the south corner where the Links appear and the north corner where the Triforce Gateway appears when all Enemies are defeated, and small patches of grass in the east and west corners. On Floor B6, most of the center of the Floor is tiled, resulting in four pools of Water along the diagonal edges. Before the Enemies appear, the Links are provided with a Gripshot, a Water Rod, and a Bow.

Floor B7 is missing the tiled ground from Floor B6, so it is mostly covered in Water except for the four sections of solid ground and a small platform in the center. The Keeleon in this Floor spews silver Spikes, rather than Bombs, which can accumulate over a large area and explode on contact, posing an additional danger. The Keeleon can only be attacked by using the Water Rod, them forming a Totem on top of the column. Floor B8 reuses the layout of Floor B6, but features a large Guruguru Bar that sweeps across most of the Floor; the Water Rod can be used to block and avoid its flames. Floor B9 also reuses the layout of Floor B6, and has two waves of Enemies.

Floor B10 is a safe room with three large Treasure Chests and a Squiddy for regaining Hearts. Two of the Chests contain the same random, bronze-rarity Material from the Riverside (Fresh Kelps, Zora Scales or Hytopian Silks) and the other contains a random, silver-rarity Material (Aqua Crown, Octorok Sucker or Fairy Dust). Once the Chests are opened, the Links' progress is Saved; the Triforce Gateway leading to the Scorching Zone and a small Treasure Chest containing an extra Fairy then appear.

Enemies and Traps

Floor B6

Slarok ×3
Water Octorok ×4

Floor B7

↑ This Keeleon spews silver Spikes instead of fireballs.

Floor B8

Floor B9 (first wave)

Octorok ×1
Octorok ×2
Slarok ×1

Floor B9 (second wave)

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Rides on a Totem Armos.
↑ Rides on two dark Totem Armos.
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 All are ridden by Enemies.

Floor B10

Squiddy ×1

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names
Japanese	水の洞 (Mizu no Hora)^[3]
French^CA	Zone inondée^[8]
French^EU	Zone inondée^[5]
German	Wasserpfad^[4]
Italian	Antro dell'acqua^[2]
Korean	물의 동굴 (Mul-ui Dong-gul)^[6]
Spanish^LA	Zona inundada^[7]
Spanish^EU	Gruta acuática^[9]
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