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Holodrum is unique in that it is the only land to feature the four seasons: winter, spring, summer, and autumn. The world changes with the seasons: lakes freeze in winter, flowers bloom in spring, creeks and lakes dry up in summer, and [[Mushroom]]s are ready to be picked in autumn.<ref>{{Cite|Holodrum has four seasons: spring, summer, fall and winter. The world changes with the seasons. In spring, blast blooms can send you high in the air; summer reveals creek beds and lake bottoms. In fall, leaves open new paths and mushrooms are ready to be picked. In winter, snow blocks trails and lakes freeze.|N/A|OoS}}</ref> With the four seasons out of order, Holodrum experiences all four seasons at once, creating a colorful world where all at once Link can observe the whiteness of the [[snow]] in winter, the blooming flowers in spring, the lush green vegetation in summer, and the changing colors of the leaves in autumn. | Holodrum is unique in that it is the only land to feature the four seasons: winter, spring, summer, and autumn. The world changes with the seasons: lakes freeze in winter, flowers bloom in spring, creeks and lakes dry up in summer, and [[Mushroom]]s are ready to be picked in autumn.<ref>{{Cite|Holodrum has four seasons: spring, summer, fall and winter. The world changes with the seasons. In spring, blast blooms can send you high in the air; summer reveals creek beds and lake bottoms. In fall, leaves open new paths and mushrooms are ready to be picked. In winter, snow blocks trails and lakes freeze.|N/A|OoS}}</ref> With the four seasons out of order, Holodrum experiences all four seasons at once, creating a colorful world where all at once Link can observe the whiteness of the [[snow]] in winter, the blooming flowers in spring, the lush green vegetation in summer, and the changing colors of the leaves in autumn. | ||
Being relatively uninhabited, Link interacts few people outside of [[Horon Village]], home of the guardian spirit Maku Tree. On his quest, Link will travel north into the mountains, where he will meet the [[Goron]]s of [[Goron Mountain]] and the people of secluded [[Sunken City]]. But within this one world exists another: the hidden subterranean, lava-filled world of [[Subrosia]]. Here, the strange, hooded creatures known as [[Subrosian]]s live unbeknownst to the people of the world above. Subrosia is, in fact, the new location of the Temple of Seasons, which sunk from Holodrum into Subrosia. As the game progresses, Link must travel to and from Subrosia via [[Portal]]s to visit the Temple of Seasons and regain the power of the [[Rod of Seasons]]. | Being relatively uninhabited, Link interacts few people outside of [[Horon Village]], home of the guardian spirit Maku Tree. On his quest, Link will travel north into the mountains, where he will meet the [[Goron]]s of [[Goron Mountain]] and the people of secluded [[Sunken City]]. But within this one world exists another: the hidden subterranean, lava-filled world of [[Subrosia]]. Here, the strange, hooded creatures known as [[Subrosian]]s live unbeknownst to the people of the world above. Subrosia is, in fact, the new location of the Temple of Seasons, which sunk from Holodrum into Subrosia. As the game progresses, Link must travel to and from Subrosia via [[Portal (Object)|Portal]]s to visit the Temple of Seasons and regain the power of the [[Rod of Seasons]]. | ||
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