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{{Term/Store|The Dark Cloud||Series, FSA}} is the second stage in the [[Realm of the Heavens]] in {{FSA}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E|publisher= |page= 266}}</ref> The first part of the stage plays in a side-scrolling perspective. After entering a beam of light to get to the next area, it returns to the traditional top-down view.
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{{Term/Store|The Dark Cloud||Series, FSA}} is a location in {{FSA}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 266}}</ref>  


The [[Links]] may take one of two routes, both leading to the final battle with [[Shadow Link]] and the exit of the stage.
==Themes and Navigation==
*The first route is a lengthy maze of [[Floor Spikes|hidden spikes]]. If the [[Links]] approach them, the spikes will appear from the ground and cause the Links to lose health and [[Force Gem]]s. These spikes can be revealed temporarily by hitting the ground forcefully with the [[Hammer|Magic Hammer]]. Alternatively, one may pick up a [[Link]] and throw him in search of a clear path. Hitting the [[switch]]es will cause safe paths to appear. The Links must navigate through this maze until they reach a [[Moon Gate]].
The second stage of the {{Term|FSA|Realm of the Heavens|link}}, {{Term|FSA|The Dark Cloud}}'s first section plays from a side-scrolling perspective. After entering a {{Term|FSA|Light Beam|link}} to get to the next area, it returns to the traditional top-down view. The {{Plural|FSA|Links|link}} may take one of two routes, both leading to the final battle with {{Term|FSA|Shadow Link|link}} and the exit of the stage.
*The second route requires the Links to find a [[slingshot]] and use a platform to move through four barriers. Once they are on the other side, the Links will find a room with 18 [[Treasure Chest|chests]] which contain two [[Bomb#Big Bomb|big bombs]], a [[Moon Pearl]], a Crystal Ball, and a total of 1,514 [[Force Gem]]s. The Links must take the Moon Pearl to a [[Moon Gate]] two screens east.
*The first route is a lengthy maze of {{Plural|FSA|Floor Spike|link}}. If the {{Plural|FSA|Links}} approach them, the {{Term|FSA|Floor Spike|display=Spikes}} will appear from the ground and cause the {{Plural|FSA|Links}} to lose health and {{Plural|FSA|Force Gem|link}}. These {{Term|FSA|Floor Spike|display=Spikes}} can be revealed temporarily by hitting the ground forcefully with the {{Term|FSA|Magic Hammer|link}}. Alternatively, one may pick up a {{Term|FSA|Links}} and throw him in search of a clear path. Hitting the {{Plural|FSA|Switch|link}} will cause safe paths to appear. The {{Plural|FSA|Links}} must navigate through this maze until they reach a {{Term|FSA|Moon Gate|link}}.
*The second route requires the {{Plural|FSA|Links}} to find a {{Term|FSA|Slingshot|link}} and use a platform to move through four barriers. Once they are on the other side, the {{Plural|FSA|Links}} will find a room with 18 {{Plural|FSA|Treasure Chest|link}} which contain two {{Plural|FSA|Big Bomb|link}}, a {{Term|FSA|Moon Pearl|link}}, a {{Term|FSA|Crystal Ball|link}}, and a total of 1,514 {{Plural|FSA|Force Gem}}. The {{Plural|FSA|Links}} must take the {{Term|FSA|Moon Pearl}} to a {{Term|FSA|Moon Gate}} two screens east.


At the end of the stage the four Links must defeat Shadow Link in a final battle. They continue regenerating each time one is defeated until [[Princess Zelda]] appears and uses her power to seal the [[Dark Mirror]]. When all the Shadow Links are defeated, Zelda reclaims the mirror and creates a bridge leading to the [[Palace of Winds]] for the final battle.
At the end of the stage the four {{Plural|FSA|Links}} must defeat {{Term|FSA|Shadow Link}} in a final battle. They continue regenerating each time one is defeated until {{Term|FSA|Princess Zelda|link}} appears and uses her power to seal the {{Term|FSA|Dark Mirror|link}}. When all the {{Plural|FSA|Shadow Link}} are defeated, {{Term|FSA|Princess Zelda|display=Zelda}} reclaims the {{Term|FSA|Dark Mirror|display=Mirror}} and creates a bridge leading to the {{Term|FSA|Palace of Winds|link}} for the final battle.


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==Minor Enemies and Traps==
===Minor {{Plural|FSA|Enemy}}===
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{{Gallery List|Enemies
File:Big Bomb.png|[[Big Bomb]]
|FSA= Bow Soldier, Chief Soldier, Chief Soldier [3], Giant Bomb, Hardhat Beetle, Keese, Mole, Shadow Link, Blue Soldier, Green Soldier, Grey Soldier, Stalfos, Red Tektite, Vulture, Wizzrobe
File:FSA Green Bow Soldier Sprite.png|[[Bow Soldier]]
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File:FSA Chief Soldier Sprite.png|[[Chief Soldier]]
 
File:FSA Chief Soldier Sprite.png|[[Chief Soldier]] (red)
==Nomenclature==
File:HardhatBeetleFSA.png|[[Hardhat Beetle]]
{{Nomenclature}}
File:KeeseFSA.png|[[Keese]]
File:MoleFSA.png|[[Mole]]
File:FSA - Dark Link.png|[[Shadow Link]]
File:BlueDarknutFSA.png|[[Soldier (Enemy)|Soldier]]
File:StalfosFSA.png|[[Stalfos]]
File:FSA Green Sword Soldier Sprite.png|[[Sword Soldier]]
File:FSA Green Sword Soldier Sprite.png|[[Sword Soldier]] (grey)
File:FSA Red Tektite Sprite.png|[[Tektite]]
File:FSA Vulture Sprite.png|[[Vulture]]
File:WizzrobeFSA.png|[[Wizzrobe]]
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Air Cannon FSA.jpg|Using an [[Air Cannon]] in The Dark Cloud
File:FSA Air Cannon.jpg|Using an {{Term|FSA|Air Cannon|link}} in {{Term|FSA|The Dark Cloud}}
File:FSA Dark Mirror.png|The Dark Mirror at the end of the stage
File:FSA Dark Mirror 2.png|Zelda sealing the Dark Mirror
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Latest revision as of 22:35, 17 April 2024

The Dark Cloud is a location in Four Swords Adventures.[1]

Themes and Navigation

The second stage of the Realm of the Heavens, The Dark Cloud's first section plays from a side-scrolling perspective. After entering a Light Beam to get to the next area, it returns to the traditional top-down view. The Links may take one of two routes, both leading to the final battle with Shadow Link and the exit of the stage.

  • The first route is a lengthy maze of Floor Spike. If the Links approach them, the Spikes will appear from the ground and cause the Links to lose health and Force Gems. These Spikes can be revealed temporarily by hitting the ground forcefully with the Magic Hammer. Alternatively, one may pick up a Link and throw him in search of a clear path. Hitting the Switches will cause safe paths to appear. The Links must navigate through this maze until they reach a Moon Gate.
  • The second route requires the Links to find a Slingshot and use a platform to move through four barriers. Once they are on the other side, the Links will find a room with 18 Treasure Chests which contain two Giant Bombs, a Moon Pearl, a Crystal Ball, and a total of 1,514 Force Gems. The Links must take the Moon Pearl to a Moon Gate two screens east.

At the end of the stage the four Links must defeat Shadow Link in a final battle. They continue regenerating each time one is defeated until Princess Zelda appears and uses her power to seal the Dark Mirror. When all the Shadow Links are defeated, Zelda reclaims the Mirror and creates a bridge leading to the Palace of Winds for the final battle.

Items Obtained in this Area

Minor Enemies

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
The Italian Republic
Italian
Nube Oscura[2]Dark Cloud
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Gallery

References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 266
  2. "Nube Oscura" — Map (Four Swords Adventures, Italian localization)