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|caption = The entrance to Samasa Desert on the Eastern Coast | |caption = The entrance to Samasa Desert on the Eastern Coast | ||
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The '''Eastern Coast''' is a small beach on the southern border of [[Holodrum]] in {{ | The '''Eastern Coast''' is a small beach on the southern border of [[Holodrum]] in {{OoS}}. It is located south of the [[Eastern Suburbs]] and is the only route to the eastern [[Samasa Desert]]. The only object of interest on the Eastern Coast is the gate barring the entrance to the desert.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= To find the desert, go to the eastern coast of Holodrum and locate a large gate.|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Ages Official Nintendo Player's Guide|publisher= [[Nintendo Power]]|page= 46}}</ref> To open it, Link must push the four skull-shaped panels on the gate in the same order shown to him by the [[Piratian]]s at the [[House of Pirates]] in [[Subrosia]].<ref>{{Cite book|quote= [Open] the gate by pressing the skull-shaped panels in the order the Subrosian pirate taught you.|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Ages Official Nintendo Player's Guide|publisher= [[Nintendo Power]]|page= 46}}</ref> The correct combination for opening the gate is: the third panel from the left twice, the second panel once, the first panel twice, and the fourth panel three times.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= [Press] the third panel from the left twice, the second panel once, the first panel twice and then the fourth panel three times.|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Ages Official Nintendo Player's Guide|publisher= [[Nintendo Power]]|page= 46}}</ref> | ||
Earlier on in the game, a lone Piratian can be found standing near the gate. The Piratian was sent to look for the bell, but wishes someone could take his place so he could to return to his comrades and help dig them out of Subrosia.<ref>{{Cite|I want to get back to all me mates and dig the ship free, but Cap'n said, "Don't come back 'til ya find me bell"! Can't someone take me place..?|[[Piratian]]|OOS}}</ref> He gladly lets Link take his place once the hero has permission from the [[Captain]] to search for the [[Pirate's Bell|bell]].<ref>{{Cite|You'll look for the bell?!? Then I can go back! Thank'ee!|Piratian|OOS}}</ref> Aside from this, the area is uninhabited and encloses only a few palm trees. Like the desert, this area has no [[Tree Stump|season stumps]] and remains in summer at all times. | Earlier on in the game, a lone Piratian can be found standing near the gate. The Piratian was sent to look for the bell, but wishes someone could take his place so he could to return to his comrades and help dig them out of Subrosia.<ref>{{Cite|I want to get back to all me mates and dig the ship free, but Cap'n said, "Don't come back 'til ya find me bell"! Can't someone take me place..?|[[Piratian]]|OOS}}</ref> He gladly lets Link take his place once the hero has permission from the [[Captain]] to search for the [[Pirate's Bell|bell]].<ref>{{Cite|You'll look for the bell?!? Then I can go back! Thank'ee!|Piratian|OOS}}</ref> Aside from this, the area is uninhabited and encloses only a few palm trees. Like the desert, this area has no [[Tree Stump|season stumps]] and remains in summer at all times. | ||
