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A total of six {{Plural|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle|link}} are located on the {{Term|BotW|Crenel Hills}}. The first can be solved by inspecting the {{Term|BotW|Leaves with Fairy Dust|link}} south of the {{Term|BotW|Raft}}. The second is a {{Term|BotW|Circle|link}} of {{Plural|Series|Lily Pad|link}}, which {{Term|BotW|Link}} must jump in the center of. The third is a {{Term|BotW|Rock|link}} that {{Term|BotW|Link}} must pick up, revealing it to be a {{Term|BotW|Natural Hiding Spot|link}}. On top of a dead {{Term|BotW|Cedar Tree|link}} near {{Term|BotW|Namika Ozz Shrine}}, {{Term|BotW|Link}} will find more {{Term|BotW|Leaves with Fairy Dust}}, which is the fourth {{Term|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle|display=Puzzle}}. South of the {{Term|BotW|Ancient Shrine|link}}, {{Term|BotW|Link}} will find the fifth, which is an {{Term|BotW|Archery (Mechanic)|link}} {{Term|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle|display=Puzzle}} marked by a {{Term|BotW|Pinwheel|link}}. Finally, the sixth is a {{Term|BotW|Natural Hiding Spot}} southeast of the {{Term|BotW|Ancient Shrine|display=Shrine}}, requiring {{Term|BotW|Link}} to pick up a {{Term|BotW|Rock}} in a normal-sized {{Term|BotW|Tree Stump}}. Once each of these {{Plural|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle}} are solved, a {{Term|BotW|Korok|link}} will appear and give {{Term|BotW|Link}} a {{Term|BotW|Korok Seed|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|Yahaha! You found me!|Korok|BotW}}</ref>
A total of six {{Plural|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle|link}} are located on the {{Term|BotW|Crenel Hills}}. The first can be solved by inspecting the {{Term|BotW|Leaves with Fairy Dust|link}} south of the {{Term|BotW|Raft}}. The second is a {{Term|BotW|Circle|link}} of {{Plural|Series|Lily Pad|link}}, which {{Term|BotW|Link}} must jump in the center of. The third is a {{Term|BotW|Rock|link}} that {{Term|BotW|Link}} must pick up, revealing it to be a {{Term|BotW|Natural Hiding Spot|link}}. On top of a dead {{Term|BotW|Cedar Tree|link}} near {{Term|BotW|Namika Ozz Shrine}}, {{Term|BotW|Link}} will find more {{Term|BotW|Leaves with Fairy Dust}}, which is the fourth {{Term|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle|display=Puzzle}}. South of the {{Term|BotW|Ancient Shrine|link}}, {{Term|BotW|Link}} will find the fifth, which is an {{Term|BotW|Archery (Mechanic)|link}} {{Term|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle|display=Puzzle}} marked by a {{Term|BotW|Pinwheel|link}}. Finally, the sixth is a {{Term|BotW|Natural Hiding Spot}} southeast of the {{Term|BotW|Ancient Shrine|display=Shrine}}, requiring {{Term|BotW|Link}} to pick up a {{Term|BotW|Rock}} in a normal-sized {{Term|BotW|Tree Stump}}. Once each of these {{Plural|BotW|Korok Seed Puzzle}} are solved, a {{Term|BotW|Korok|link}} will appear and give {{Term|BotW|Link}} a {{Term|BotW|Korok Seed|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|Yahaha! You found me!|Korok|BotW}}</ref>
====Areas====
{{Gallery List|Locations
|BotW= Namika Ozz Shrine
}}


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====Minor {{Plural|BotW|Enemy}}====
====Minor {{Plural|BotW|Enemy}}====
{{Gallery List|Enemies
{{Gallery List|Enemies
  |BotW= Blizzrobe {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Blizzard Rod}},
  |BotW= Blizzrobe [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Blizzard Rod}},
   Blue Bokoblin,
   Blue Bokoblin [Qty:1],
   Blue Bokoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Meteor Rod}},
   Blue Bokoblin [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Meteor Rod}}{{Equipment|BotW|Horn}},
   Blue Bokoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Arrow}},
   Blue Bokoblin [Qty:2] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Arrow}},
   Blue Bokoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Bomb Arrow}},
   Blue Bokoblin [Qty:3] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Bomb Arrow}},
   Blue Bokoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Fire Arrow}},
   Blue Bokoblin [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Fire Arrow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Horn}},
   Blue Moblin {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Spiked Boko Spear}},
   Blue Moblin [Qty:2] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Boko Spear}},
   Bokoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Arrow}},
   Bokoblin [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Boko Club}}{{Equipment|BotW|Horn}},
   Bokoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Spiked Boko Club}},
   Bokoblin [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Boko Bow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Arrow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Horn}},
   Electric Keese,
   Electric Keese [Qty:2],
   Electric Wizzrobe {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Lightning Rod}},
   Electric Wizzrobe [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Lightning Rod}},
   Fire Wizzrobe {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Fire Rod}},
  Fire Keese [Qty:3],
   Forest Octorok,
   Fire Wizzrobe [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Fire Rod}},
   Ice Chuchu,
   Forest Octorok [Qty:6],
   Ice Wizzrobe {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Ice Rod}},
  Ice Chuchu [Qty:7],
   Keese,
   Ice Chuchu [2] [Qty:1],
   Meteo Wizzrobe {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Meteor Rod}},
  Ice Keese [Qty:3],
   Stalizalfos {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Lizal Boomerang}},
   Ice Wizzrobe [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Ice Rod}},
   Stalizalfos {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Lizal Spear}},
   Keese [Qty:20],
   Stalkoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Dragon Bone Boko Bow}}{{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Arrow}},
   Meteo Wizzrobe [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Meteor Rod}},
   Stalmoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Moblin Club}},
   Stalizalfos [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Lizal Boomerang}},
   Stalmoblin {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Spiked Moblin Club}},
   Stalizalfos [Qty:3] {{Equipment|BotW|Lizal Spear}},
   Stone Pebblit,
   Stalkoblin [Qty:3] {{Equipment|BotW|Dragon Bone Boko Bow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Arrow}},
   Thunder Wizzrobe {{Enemy Weapon|Weapon|Thunderstorm Rod}},
   Stalmoblin [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Moblin Club}},
   Yiga Footsoldier {{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Duplex Bow}}{{Enemy Weapon|Bow|Arrow}}
   Stalmoblin [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Spiked Moblin Club}},
   Stone Pebblit [Qty:16],
   Thunder Wizzrobe [Qty:1] {{Equipment|BotW|Thunderstorm Rod}},
   Yiga Footsoldier {{Equipment|BotW|Duplex Bow}}{{Equipment|BotW|Arrow}}
}}
 
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{{Gallery List|Enemies
|BotW= Stone Talus (Luminous) [Qty:1]<br/>{{Small|''Crenel Hills''}}
}}
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Revision as of 10:22, 30 November 2023

The Crenel Hills are a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][2]

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

The Crenel Hills are located in Hyrule Field. They are a series of rocky hills that are surrounded on either side by Hylia River. In addition to this, covered in the giant, hollow Tree Stumps. The Namika Ozz Shrine is located within one of these Stumps, and Thims Bridge and Orsedd Bridge both connect the Hills to other parts of Hyrule. The Crenel Hills also feature the remains of many smaller Trees, and a Raft is beached on its northern shore. Ore Deposits, Rare Ore Deposits, and Luminous Stone Deposits can all be found on the Crenel Hills.

In the northern part of the Crenel Hills, there is a Stone Talus (Luminous) embedded in the ground.[3] It will initially be inactive, but it will rise up and begin to attack Link if he approaches it.

Several Treasure Chests can be found among the Crenel Hills. In total, these Chests contain one Purple Rupee, one Silver Rupee, one Ruby, one Thunderstorm Rod, one Soldier's Shield, 10 Fire Arrows, five Shock Arrows, and five Bomb Arrows.

A total of six Korok Seed Puzzles are located on the Crenel Hills. The first can be solved by inspecting the Leaves with Fairy Dust south of the Raft. The second is a Circle of Lily Pads, which Link must jump in the center of. The third is a Rock that Link must pick up, revealing it to be a Natural Hiding Spot. On top of a dead Cedar Tree near Namika Ozz Shrine, Link will find more Leaves with Fairy Dust, which is the fourth Puzzle. South of the Ancient Shrine, Link will find the fifth, which is an Archery Puzzle marked by a Pinwheel. Finally, the sixth is a Natural Hiding Spot southeast of the Shrine, requiring Link to pick up a Rock in a normal-sized Tree Stump. Once each of these Korok Seed Puzzles are solved, a Korok will appear and give Link a Korok Seed.[4]

Areas

Creatures

Minor Enemies

Sub-Bosses

Materials

Tears of the Kingdom

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Nomenclature

The Crenel Hills and Crenel Peak are named after Mount Crenel, a mountain from The Minish Cap.[5]

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNames
Japan
Japanese
ゴングルのおか丘
The Republic of ChinaThe Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Macao Special Administrative Region of China
ChineseTR
更格爾山丘 (Gènggéěr shānqiū)
The People's Republic of China
ChineseSI
更格尔山丘 (Gènggéěr shānqiū)
Canada
FrenchCA
Colline Gonggle
The French Republic
FrenchEU
Colline Gonggle
The Federal Republic of Germany
German
Gongol-Hügel
The Italian Republic
Italian
Colle Fez
The Republic of Korea
Korean
공글 언덕
The Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEU
Colina de Gongol
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Gallery

  • One of the Koroks found on the Crenel Hills from Breath of the Wild

    One of the Koroks found on the Crenel Hills from Breath of the Wild

  • One of the Koroks found on the Crenel Hills from Breath of the Wild

    One of the Koroks found on the Crenel Hills from Breath of the Wild

  • One of the Koroks found on the Crenel Hills from Breath of the Wild

    One of the Koroks found on the Crenel Hills from Breath of the Wild

See Also

References

  1. ↑ "Crenel Hills" — Map (Breath of the Wild)
  2. ↑ "Crenel Hills" — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)
  3. ↑ "Crenel Hills
    Stone Talus    " — N/A (Breath of the Wild)
  4. ↑ "Yahaha! You found me!" — Korok (Breath of the Wild)
  5. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild—The Complete Official Guide, Piggyback Interactive Limited, pg. 351
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