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{{Infobox Location | {{Infobox Location | ||
|image= File:FPTRR Mount Desma.png | |image= File:FPTRR Mount Desma.png | ||
|caption= | |caption= | ||
|pronunciation= | |pronunciation= | ||
|game= | |game= FPTRR | ||
|other= | |other= | ||
|inhab= {{Term|FPTRR|Yamatami Tribe|link}} | |inhab= {{Term|FPTRR|Yamatami Tribe|link}} | ||
|items= {{Term|FPTRR|Empty Jar|link}} | |items= {{List|{{Term|FPTRR|Empty Jar|link}}, {{Term|FPTRR|Silk Rope|link}}}} | ||
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|season= | |season= | ||
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|theme= | |theme= | ||
|related= {{Term|FPTRR|Desma's Labyrinth|link}} | |||
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}} | }} | ||
{{Term/Store|Mount Desma||Series, FPTRR}} is a location in {{FPTRR}}.<ref>{{Cite|Mount Desma<br/>'''Third Continent'''|Map|FPTRR}}</ref> | |||
==Features and Overview== | |||
{{Term|FPTRR|Mount Desma}} is inhabited by the {{Term|FPTRR|Yamatami Tribe|link}}. A notable feature of the area is the large amount of statues that can be drawn on the map. | |||
This area's {{Term|FPTRR|Dungeon|link}} is {{Term|FPTRR|Desma's Labyrinth}}. This is the fifth and last {{Term|FPTRR|Dungeon}}, and here {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle|link}} will obtain the {{Term|FPTRR|Magma Rupee|link}} after defeating the dungeon's boss, {{Term|FPTRR|Dora Dora|link}}. | This area's {{Term|FPTRR|Dungeon|link}} is {{Term|FPTRR|Desma's Labyrinth}}. This is the fifth and last {{Term|FPTRR|Dungeon}}, and here {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle|link}} will obtain the {{Term|FPTRR|Magma Rupee|link}} after defeating the dungeon's boss, {{Term|FPTRR|Dora Dora|link}}. | ||
The local speciality of this area is Desma Syrup. The recipe for Desma Syrup is: | The local speciality of this area is Desma Syrup. The recipe for Desma Syrup is: | ||
* Bum Peach | * {{Term|FPTRR|Bum Peach|link}} {{Qty|10}} | ||
* Super Sweetcorn | * {{Term|FPTRR|Super Sweetcorn|link}} {{Qty|5}} | ||
The {{Term|FPTRR|Yamatami Tribe}} that inhabits the area will ask {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee|link}} for everything when first encountered. Their King has been ordered to collect {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee}} by a bad god. This bad god is described as an old man, quite possibly {{Term|FPTRR|Uncle Rupee|link}}. After {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle|link}} saves the land by defeating {{Term|FPTRR|Dora Dora}} in {{Term|FPTRR|Desma's Labyrinth}}, the tribe decides they need no god and they name {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} their god and erect a statue for him. The King will reward {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} with up to 30,000 {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee}}. | |||
The {{Term|FPTRR|Yamatami Tribe}} that inhabits the area will ask {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee|link}} for everything when first encountered. Their King has been ordered to collect {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee}} by a | |||
A local fruit that this tribe likes is {{Term|FPTRR|Nidorian|link}}. {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} can sell it to their King for up to 170 {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee}} per fruit. | A local fruit that this tribe likes is {{Term|FPTRR|Nidorian|link}}. {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} can sell it to their King for up to 170 {{Plural|FPTRR|Rupee}} per fruit. | ||
===Minor {{Plural|FPTRR|Enemy}} | ===Areas=== | ||
{{Gallery List|Locations | |||
|FPTRR= Bearded Statue, Beckoning Statue, Bodyguard Salon, Cheerful Statue, Come-Here Statue, Dumbstruck Statue, Embarrassed Statue, Give-Up Statue, Greeting Statue, Happy Statue, In-A-Huff Statue, Kicking Statue, Laid-Back Statue, Leg-Lifting Statue, Let's-Go Statue, Mambo Statue, Oops-A-Daisy Statue, Roaring Statue, Rocky Orb, Rumba Statue, Saluting Statue, Smug Statue, Spirited Statue, Tingly Statue, Troubled Statue, Try-Hard Statue, Uneasy Statue | |||
}} | |||
===Minor {{Plural|FPTRR|Enemy}}=== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:FPTRR Bunny Sprite.png|Bunnies | File:FPTRR Bunny Sprite.png|Bunnies | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Other Information== | ===Other Information=== | ||
* Using the {{Term|FPTRR|Bone Ocarina|link}}, {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} can summon the pirate ship here. | * Using the {{Term|FPTRR|Bone Ocarina|link}}, {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} can summon the pirate ship here. | ||
* By finding the Shaman, {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} can learn the {{Term|FPTRR|Recipe|link}} for Mega-Tingly and obtain another empty jar. | * By finding the Shaman, {{Term|FPTRR|Tingle}} can learn the {{Term|FPTRR|Recipe|link}} for Mega-Tingly and obtain another empty jar. | ||
