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{{Minigame| name = Goron Dancing
{{Minigame
|name = Goron Dance
|image = [[File:Gorondance present.png]]
|image = [[File:Gorondance present.png]]
|location = [[Rolling Ridge]] past and present
|caption = The Goron Dance Hall in the present
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''
|location = [[Rolling Ridge]]
|main_prize = [[Mermaid Key]] and [[Brother Emblem]]
|game = {{OoA}}
|Cost = 10 rupees in present day<br>20 rupees in the past
|main prize = [[Mermaid Key]]<br>[[Brother Emblem]]
|Cost = 10 [[Rupee]]s (present)<br>20 Rupees (past)
}}
}}


[[File:Gorondance past.png|thumb|left|The Goron Dance Hall in the past.]]
The '''Goron Dance''' is a minigame in {{OoA}}.
The '''Goron Dance''' is a [[mini-game]] that is played in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''. The mini-game is primarily played by Gorons, and they dance in the Goron Dance Hall which is held inside the base of [[Rolling Ridge]]. The dance is hosted and instructed by a dancing instructor who instructs at least seven Gorons within the dance hall. The mini-game can be played in both present day or in the past. In present day, it costs 10 [[Rupee]]s to play and in the past, it costs 20 rupees to play.


The mini-game involves the Gorons and Link to follow the moves of the dance instructor, by moving left or right or by striking a pose. However all of the dancers have to keep up with the instructor's rhythm. If anyone moved too late or too quickly, they would 'miss' and lose their chances of getting a perfect score. Each round has eight moves.
==Features==
The Goron Dance is located in the Goron Dance Hall, which is held inside the base of [[Rolling Ridge]]. The dance is hosted by a [[Goron]] who instructs seven Gorons within the dance hall. The minigame can be played in both the present and the past. In the present, it costs 10 [[Rupee]]s to play, while in the past, it costs 20 Rupees.


The Gorons who dance professionally refer to themselves as a 'Graceful Dancer', and that only people who dance well can be considered a Goron within the Rolling Ridge Goron tribe.<ref name="Quote1">{{cite|One must know our dance if he is to be called a Goron. If you dance well, I'll give you a Symbol of Brotherhood!|Goron Dance Hall Instructors|OoA}}</ref> In the past, the dances are instructed by a red Goron who says that he is the first generation of Graceful Dancers.<ref name="Quote2">{{cite|I am the first generation of Graceful Dancers!|Red Goron at Goron Dance Hall|OoA}}</ref> In present day, a blue Goron instructs the dancers and says that he is the fifth generation.<ref name="Quote3">{{cite|I am the fifth generation of Graceful Dancers!|Blue Goron at Goron Dance Hall|OoA}}</ref>
The minigame involves the Gorons and [[Link]] following the moves of the dance instructor by moving left or right, or by striking a pose. However, Link has to keep up with the instructor's rhythm. If Link moves too late or too quickly, he will miss and lose his chance of getting a perfect score. Each round consists of eight moves.


The prize for dancing well perfectly with no flaws was the [[Brother Emblem]], which proved [[Link]]'s worth to the Gorons. After acquiring the Brother Emblem, a Goron who was blocking a stairway from 'non-brothers'<ref name="Quote4">{{cite|Do you have a passionate heart? Only proven Goron brothers may pass. Be off!|A Goron|OoA}}</ref> allowed Link to pass. Afterwards, Link could dance again to win other things such as rupees, [[Gasha Seed]]s and [[Magic Ring]]s.
The Gorons who dance professionally are called "Graceful Dancers," and that only people who dance well can be considered a Goron within the Rolling Ridge Goron tribe.<ref>{{Cite|One must know our dance if he is to be called a Goron. If you dance well, I'll give you a Symbol of Brotherhood!|Goron Dance Hall Instructors|OoA}}</ref> In the past, the dances are instructed by a red Goron, who is the first generation of Graceful Dancers.<ref>{{Cite|I am the first generation of Graceful Dancers!|Red Goron Instructor|OoA}}</ref> In the present, a blue Goron instructs the dancers, who is the fifth generation.<ref>{{Cite|I am the fifth generation of Graceful Dancers!|Blue Goron Instructor|OoA}}</ref>
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The prize for dancing with no flaws is the [[Brother Emblem]], which proves Link's worth to the Gorons. After acquiring the Brother Emblem, the Goron who blocks the stairway from "non-brothers" allows Link to pass.<ref>{{Cite|Do you have a passionate heart? Only proven Goron brothers may pass. Be off!|Goron|OoA}}</ref> Afterwards, Link can dance again to win Rupees, [[Gasha Seed]]s, and [[Magic Ring]]s.
 
===Prizes===
{| border=1
{| border=1
!colspan=3|Other Prizes in the Past
!colspan=3|Past
!colspan=3|Other Prizes in the Present
!colspan=3|Present
|-
|-
|<center>'''Skill Level'''</center>
|<center>'''Skill Level'''</center>
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!rowspan=2|Silver
!rowspan=2|Silver
|<center>6-7</center>
|<center>6-7</center>
|50 rupees
|50 Rupees
!rowspan=2|Bronze
!rowspan=2|Bronze
|<center>6-7</center>
|<center>6-7</center>
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|-
|}
|}
==Trivia==
*The [[Subrosian]]s in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' have their own [[Dance Hall|dancing mini-game]] as well.


==References==
==Gallery==
<references/>
<gallery>
File:Gorondance past.png|The Goron Dance Hall in the past
File:Brother Emblem Screenshot.png|Link obtaining the Brother Emblem in the present Goron Dance Hall
</gallery>
 
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Revision as of 07:56, 2 January 2015

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The Goron Dance is a minigame in Oracle of Ages.

Features

The Goron Dance is located in the Goron Dance Hall, which is held inside the base of Rolling Ridge. The dance is hosted by a Goron who instructs seven Gorons within the dance hall. The minigame can be played in both the present and the past. In the present, it costs 10 Rupees to play, while in the past, it costs 20 Rupees.

The minigame involves the Gorons and Link following the moves of the dance instructor by moving left or right, or by striking a pose. However, Link has to keep up with the instructor's rhythm. If Link moves too late or too quickly, he will miss and lose his chance of getting a perfect score. Each round consists of eight moves.

The Gorons who dance professionally are called "Graceful Dancers," and that only people who dance well can be considered a Goron within the Rolling Ridge Goron tribe.[1] In the past, the dances are instructed by a red Goron, who is the first generation of Graceful Dancers.[2] In the present, a blue Goron instructs the dancers, who is the fifth generation.[3]

The prize for dancing with no flaws is the Brother Emblem, which proves Link's worth to the Gorons. After acquiring the Brother Emblem, the Goron who blocks the stairway from "non-brothers" allows Link to pass.[4] Afterwards, Link can dance again to win Rupees, Gasha Seeds, and Magic Rings.

Prizes

Past Present
Skill Level
Correct moves
Prize
Skill Level
Correct moves
Prize
Silver
6-7
 50 Rupees Bronze
6-7
 30 Rupees
All 8
 Gasha Seed
All 8
 100 Rupees
Gold
6-7
 Gasha Seed Silver
6-7
 50 Rupees
All 8
 Magical Ring
All 8
 Gasha Seed
Platinum
6-7
 Gasha Seed Gold
6-7
 Gasha Seed
All 8
 Magical Ring
All 8
 Magical Ring

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ "One must know our dance if he is to be called a Goron. If you dance well, I'll give you a Symbol of Brotherhood!" — Goron Dance Hall Instructors (Oracle of Ages)
  2. ↑ "I am the first generation of Graceful Dancers!" — Red Goron Instructor (Oracle of Ages)
  3. ↑ "I am the fifth generation of Graceful Dancers!" — Blue Goron Instructor (Oracle of Ages)
  4. ↑ "Do you have a passionate heart? Only proven Goron brothers may pass. Be off!" — Goron (Oracle of Ages)
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