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|TotK= Bedrock Bistro, Bridge of Eldin, Broca Island, Cephla Lake, Cephla Lake Cave, Darb Pond, Darunia Lake, Death Mountain Foothill Cave, East Gut Check Rock, East Restaurant Cave, Eldin Canyon Skyview Tower, Eldin Eastern Highlands, Eldin's Flank, Foothill Monster Den, Foothill Stable, Foothill Stable Well, Gero Pond, Golow River, Gorko Lake, Gorko Tunnel, Goro Cove, Goron City, Goron Hot Springs, Goronbi Lake, Goronbi Lake North, Goronbi River, Goronbi River Cave, Goronbi River West, Gortram Cliff, Gut Check Rock, Isisim Shrine, Isle of Rabac, Isle of Rabac Gallery, Jiotak Shrine, Kimayat Shrine, Lake Darman, Lake Darman Monster Den, Lake Ferona, Lake Ferona Cave, Lake Intenoch, Lake Intenoch Cave, Lizard Lakes, Lizard's Burrow, Maw of Death Mountain, Medingo Pool, Moshapin Shrine, Mountain Road, New Road, Pico Pond, Pico Pond Cave, Shadow Hamlet Ruins, Shadow Hamlet Ruins Well, Sibajitak Shrine, Simmerstone Springs, Southern Mine, Stolock Bridge, Ternio Trail, Timawak Shrine, Trilby Plain, Trilby Valley, West Restaurant Cave, Woodland Stable, Woodland Stable Well, YunoboCo HQ, YunoboCo HQ East Cave, YunoboCo HQ South Cave, YunoboCo Mineral Market, YunoboCo Storage, Zelo Pond | |TotK= Bedrock Bistro, Bridge of Eldin, Broca Island, Cephla Lake, Cephla Lake Cave, Darb Pond, Darunia Lake, Death Mountain Foothill Cave, East Gut Check Rock, East Restaurant Cave, Eldin Canyon Skyview Tower, Eldin Eastern Highlands, Eldin's Flank, Foothill Monster Den, Foothill Stable, Foothill Stable Well, Gero Pond, Golow River, Gorko Lake, Gorko Tunnel, Goro Cove, Goron City, Goron Hot Springs, Goronbi Lake, Goronbi Lake North, Goronbi River, Goronbi River Cave, Goronbi River West, Gortram Cliff, Gut Check Rock, Isisim Shrine, Isle of Rabac, Isle of Rabac Gallery, Jiotak Shrine, Kimayat Shrine, Lake Darman, Lake Darman Monster Den, Lake Ferona, Lake Ferona Cave, Lake Intenoch, Lake Intenoch Cave, Lizard Lakes, Lizard's Burrow, Maw of Death Mountain, Medingo Pool, Moshapin Shrine, Mountain Road, New Road, North Mine, Pico Pond, Pico Pond Cave, Shadow Hamlet Ruins, Shadow Hamlet Ruins Well, Sibajitak Shrine, Simmerstone Springs, Southern Mine, Stolock Bridge, Ternio Trail, Timawak Shrine, Trilby Plain, Trilby Valley, West Restaurant Cave, Woodland Stable, Woodland Stable Well, YunoboCo HQ, YunoboCo HQ East Cave, YunoboCo HQ South Cave, YunoboCo Mineral Market, YunoboCo Storage, Zelo Pond | ||
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Revision as of 17:07, 4 January 2024
Eldin Canyon is a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][2][3]
Features and Overview
Breath of the Wild
Eldin Canyon is a vast area within Eldin, comprising of almost the entirety of the Region. The Canyon primarily covers southern and central Eldin, and stretches to the far northeast along the ends of Hyrule. The southern portion of the Canyon is a valley with rolling foothills that borders along Great Hyrule Forest, Hyrule Field, and northern Lanayru. A road paves through this section before forking between Eldin proper and Lanayru. This winding road then leads to the Foothill Stable before continuing into central Eldin. The valley is initially even and partially wooded, especially toward the west, however, further north it increasingly turns more rugged and mountainous closer to central Eldin.
The central portion of Eldin Canyon has harder terrain with steep cliffs and deep gorges. Further to the north and closer to Death Mountain, the landscape turns more perilous due to the area's high volcanic activity. Eruptions caused by Death Mountain have formed multiple bodies and rivers of lava around the area, as such as Darunia Lake and the moat that surrounds Death Mountain. Due to the intense climate, the Temperature grows exceedingly hot here, and puts Link in danger of catching fire along with any wooden Gear that is equipped. The high Temperature can be remedied either by consuming Food or an Elixir that grants fire resistance, or by wearing any one of the Flamebreaker Set. The road that paves through central Eldin Canyon eventually leads to Goron City, the home of the Gorons, before continuing to the Abandoned North Mine and finally Death Mountain.
The northernmost portion gives way to a mountainous, barren wasteland that has little to no substance. This area borders along the very edge of Hyrule as a steep, bottomless cliff known as Eldin's Flank. Eldin Canyon shares much of this landscape with the Eldin Mountains to the west.
Throughout Eldin Canyon, a number of bodies of water close to Death Mountain are Hot Springs, and will gradually recover Link's health as he stands or swims in them.
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Areas
Tears of the Kingdom
Following the dormancy of Death Mountain, the lava flows formerly present throughout Eldin Canyon have solidified into igneous rock and the majority of the canyon is now safe to travel through. Only the caves are hot enough to require Flame Resistance.
Areas
Other Appearances
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Nomenclature
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese | オルディンきょうこく峡谷 (TotK) | |
   ChineseTR | 奧爾汀峽谷 (Àoěrtīng xiágǔ) (TotK) | |
 ChineseSI | 奥尔汀峡谷 (Àoěrtīng xiágǔ) (TotK) | |
 Dutch | Eldin-kloof (HWAoC)[5] | Same as English. |
 FrenchCA | Ravin d'Ordinn (TotK) | |
 FrenchEU | Ravin d'Ordinn (TotK) | |
 German | Schlucht von Eldin (TotK | HWAoC)[4] | |
 Italian | Valle di Oldin (TotK) | |
 Korean | 올딘 협곡 (Oldin hyeopgok) (TotK) | Same as English. |
 SpanishEU | Valle de Eldin (TotK) | |
| This table was generated using translation pages. To request an addition, please contact a staff member with a reference. | ||
See Also
References
- ↑ "Eldin Canyon" — Map (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "Eldin Canyon" — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "Eldin Canyon" — Map (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
- ↑ "Schlucht von Eldin" — Map (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
- ↑ "Eldin-kloof" — Map (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)