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When looked on a map, the dungeon is in the shape of a large jug, or a 'bottle' as the name implies. Likewise, this dungeon houses a lot of bottles and the Genie boss lives in a bottle, thus contributing to the bottle theme. This dungeon is also evidently a grotto - a cave that’s located near a source of water and liable to flooding, although no water can be found within this dungeon. | When looked on a map, the dungeon is in the shape of a large jug, or a 'bottle' as the name implies. Likewise, this dungeon houses a lot of bottles and the Genie boss lives in a bottle, thus contributing to the bottle theme. This dungeon is also evidently a grotto - a cave that’s located near a source of water and liable to flooding, although no water can be found within this dungeon. | ||
After Link clears this dungeon and gets its instrument, he will then have to return the Bow-Wow back to its owner, Madame MeowMeow in Mabe Village. Doing so will return the Bow-Wow to its home and cannot be used by Link again, thus it will permanently stay there and make revisiting the Bottle Grotto dungeon normally impossible. | After Link clears this dungeon and gets its instrument, he will then have to return the Bow-Wow back to its owner, Madame MeowMeow in Mabe Village. Doing so will return the Bow-Wow to its home and cannot be used by Link again, thus it will permanently stay there and make revisiting the Bottle Grotto dungeon normally impossible until the [[boomerang]] is traded for any other item. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
