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Death Mountain Trail takes Link to all of the prominent locations of Death Mountain. It is home to [[Dodongo's Cavern]], where young Link faces the giant [[King Dodongo]], eventually receiving the [[Goron's Ruby]] in the process. By scaling up the trail, the young hero can arrive to the home of the Gorons. [[Death Mountain Crater]], the inner part of the volcano of Death Mountain and the location of the [[Fire Temple]], can be accessible either via the Goron City or by climbing up the mountain through the Death Mountain Trail. | Death Mountain Trail takes Link to all of the prominent locations of Death Mountain. It is home to [[Dodongo's Cavern]], where young Link faces the giant [[King Dodongo]], eventually receiving the [[Goron's Ruby]] in the process. By scaling up the trail, the young hero can arrive to the home of the Gorons. [[Death Mountain Crater]], the inner part of the volcano of Death Mountain and the location of the [[Fire Temple]], can be accessible either via the Goron City or by climbing up the mountain through the Death Mountain Trail. | ||
Atop the mountain trail is a [[Great Fairy Fountain]] where the [[Great Fairy]] living within will grant Link the [[Magic Meter]].<ref>{{cite|You should go see the Great Fairy on top of Death Mountain! She will power you up!|Darunia|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> Another Great Fairy Fountain is found inside the crater, which doubles the young hero's magic meter. | Atop the mountain trail is a [[Great Fairy Fountain]] where the [[Great Fairy#Great Fairy of Power|Great Fairy of Power]] living within will grant Link the [[Magic Meter]] and the [[Spin Attack|Magic Spin Attack]].<ref>{{cite|You should go see the Great Fairy on top of Death Mountain! She will power you up!|Darunia|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> Another Great Fairy Fountain is found inside the crater, which doubles the young hero's magic meter. | ||
During young Link's time, Death Mountain is an active volcano.<ref>{{cite|If you're going to climb Death Mountain, you should equip a proper shield! It is an active volcano, after all!|Hylian Knight|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> Any time the young hero approaches the northernmost part of the mountain in an attempt to climb it up to the crater, the volcano will activate itself. As such, Link must equip himself with a [[Hylian Shield|proper shield]] in order to safely climb it. [[Biggoron]], the giant Goron involved in the [[Biggoron's Sword]] sidequest, resides behind the mountain next to the crater entrance, although since he is always rolled up, Link cannot see him until he approaches him. [[Kaepora Gaebora]] can also be found top the highest point of the trail near the Great Fairy Fountain entrance. He will offer to give Link a ride down to Kakariko Village.<ref>{{cite|I will perch here and wait for you. When you're ready to go back down, I can help you!|Kaepora Gaebora|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> | During young Link's time, Death Mountain is an active volcano.<ref>{{cite|If you're going to climb Death Mountain, you should equip a proper shield! It is an active volcano, after all!|Hylian Knight|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> Any time the young hero approaches the northernmost part of the mountain in an attempt to climb it up to the crater, the volcano will activate itself. As such, Link must equip himself with a [[Hylian Shield|proper shield]] in order to safely climb it. [[Biggoron]], the giant Goron involved in the [[Biggoron's Sword]] sidequest, resides behind the mountain next to the crater entrance, although since he is always rolled up, Link cannot see him until he approaches him. [[Kaepora Gaebora]] can also be found top the highest point of the trail near the Great Fairy Fountain entrance. He will offer to give Link a ride down to Kakariko Village.<ref>{{cite|I will perch here and wait for you. When you're ready to go back down, I can help you!|Kaepora Gaebora|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> | ||
After Link withdraws the [[Master Sword]] from its [[Pedestal of Time|pedestal]], [[Ganon | After Link withdraws the [[Master Sword]] from its [[Pedestal of Time|pedestal]], [[Ganon]]dorf revives the ancient dragon [[Volvagia]] and stirs up trouble at the depths of the crater, causing Death Mountain's white clouds to turn into red, fiery ones.<ref>{{cite|Ganondorf is causing trouble on Death Mountain again! He has revived the evil, ancient dragon Volvagia!|Darunia|Ocarina of Time}}</ref> It isn't until Link defeats Volvagia that Death Mountain returns to normal and the volcano stops its spontaneous eruptions, allowing the young hero to safely scale up the mountain. | ||
===''Four Swords''=== | ===''Four Swords''=== | ||
