Lava Pit

Lava Pit
Model OoTOoT3DMMMM3D
Main appearance(s)	Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask
Habitat(s)	Ocarina of Time Dodongo's Cavern Fire Temple Majora's Mask Stone Tower Temple

Lava Pits are recurring Enemies in The Legend of Zelda series. Lava Pits go unnamed in Majora's Mask.

Location and Uses

Lava Pits are shallow pools of Lava which will damage Link if he comes into contact with them.

Ocarina of Time

Lava Pits can be found in Dodongo's Cavern, Goron City, and the Fire Temple. If Link touches a Lava Pit, he will sustain damage in quarter-Heart intervals. The Goron Tunic temporarily protects Link from taking damage in Lava Pits

Majora's Mask

Lava Pits can be found in Snowhead and the Stone Tower Temple. Goron Link is capable of walking through Lava Pits without taking any damage.

Nomenclature

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See Also

• Lava

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