Goddess Cube

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Template:Object Goddess Cubes are ornate metallic cubes scattered across the Surface in Skyward Sword. Each cube is the key to a specific one of the chests that the goddess Hylia left throughout The Sky.[1]

Uses

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In the Deep Woods, a Goron traveler named Gorko tells Link that he is researching about mysterious metallic cubes, which ancient texts say was left for the Goddess's Hero in order to aid him in his quest, able to be unlocked using a Skyward Strike.[2][3] When Link uses the Skyward Strike on a Goddess Cube, it will transform into light and shoot into the sky.[4]

These beams unlock Goddess Cube Chests scattered throughout the sky, which often contain treasures more valuable than those in regular chests, such as Pieces of Heart, Gold Rupees and Medals. Activated chests appear light purple in color; however, chests that are not activated appear dark gray in color and cannot be opened. Once Link returns to The Sky after activating a Goddess Cube, Fi will inform Link that it can detect an energy reaction given off by chests in the sky and will mark the locations of activated chests on his map.[5]

Locations

Below is a list of Goddess Cube locations, as well as their correspoding Goddess Chests. The order is based on chronological place appearance, which may not match the order or availability of the cubes.

Goddess Cube Locations
Region Location Chest Activated Reward

Faron Woods West side of the Great Tree Skyloft, south of Knight Academy Silver Rupee
Faron Woods Southeast side of the Great Tree South of Skyloft, inside the crater Piece of Heart
Faron Woods East side of the Great Tree Northeast of the Isle of Songs Rupee Medal
Deep Woods Near the entrance to the Skyview Temple Pumpkin Landing Adventure Pouch
Deep Woods Near the entrance to the Skyview Temple Minor island south of Skyloft Piece of Heart
Deep Woods Above Skyview Temple Beetle's Island (preferably night) Rupee Medal
Skyview Spring Behind the statue Pumpkin Landing (on top of the verandah) Gold Rupee
Eldin Volcano Near the Bird Statue at the Volcano Entry Minor island northwest of Fun Fun Island Small Seed Satchel
Eldin Volcano Near the Bird Statue at Volcano East Minor island northwest of Beedle's Island Silver Rupee
Eldin Volcano On one of the spires at the entrance to
the underground Bokoblin settlement
Isle of Songs Gold Rupee
Eldin Volcano Near the entrance to the Earth Temple Bamboo Island Gold Rupee
Eldin Volcano Near the Bokoblin settlement next to
the Earth Temple
Minor island southeast of Beedle's Island Treasure Medal
Eldin Volcano On the downward slope near the
entrance to the Volcano Summit
In a small shed west of Kukiel's house in Skyloft Piece of Heart
Lanayru Mine Starting point of the mine Northwest of Skyloft, behind a bombable wall. Silver Rupee
Lanayru Desert Southwest region of Lanayru Desert South of Skyloft, on the outside ledge. Heart Medal
Lanayru Desert Outside the Temple of Time Beedle's Island Piece of Heart
Lanayru Desert Northeast section of Lanayru Desert West of Beedle's Island, underwater Heart Medal
Lanayru Desert Southwest of Lanayru Mining Facility Northwest of Fun Fun Island Life Medal
Lake Floria Near the bird statue Skyloft, island in northeast Gold Rupee
Lake Floria Outside the entrance to the Ancient Cistern Fun Fun Island, underneath Gold Rupee
Lanayru Sand Sea North portion of entrance port Skyloft, behind Gondo's Scrap Shop Gold Rupee
Lanayru Sand Sea Skipper's Retreat, pillar on left Northwest of Fun Fun Island Vitality Medal
Lanayru Sand Sea Pirate Stronghold, above door Skyloft, Waterfall Island Piece of Heart
Volcano Summit Waterfall area of Volcano Summit Southwest section of Bug Island Piece of Heart
Volcano Summit Outside the entrance to the Fire Sanctuary Isle of Songs (on top) Small Bomb Bag
Volcano Summit Southeast platform, close to the lair of Eldin's lair Southwest of the Isle of Songs Empty Bottle
Lanayru Gorge Nearby the Life Tree. Southwest of the Isle of Songs Small Quiver

Trivia

  • According to Gorko, both the Goddess Cubes and the Goddess Cube Chests are made out of an unknown metal.[6]
  • These Goddess Cubes are similar to the Time Blocks found in Ocarina of Time, considering that they are helpful to Link throughout his journey.
  • The Goddess Cubes are some of the only bump-mapped objects in the Zelda series, along with Medli's Harp and the Mirror Shield from The Wind Waker.

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References

  1. "Master Link...This treasure-chest-like object is a relic of ancient times, left by the goddess for her chosen hero. It would appear that each chest responds to the energy released when a specific Goddess Cube is launched skyward, releasing its lock mechanism. Search for Goddess Cubes in the lands below and send them into the air. It is the only way to open these chests." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
  2. "If I remember right... Yup, this is one of the things the goddess was said to have left behind for the hero of legend. Pretty amazing, right? I even thought up a name for these things. I have been calling them Goddess Cubes! Makes sense, right?" — Gorko (Skyward Sword)
  3. "Those ancient texts say some real interesting stuff about these things. How did it go again? Let me see, uh... "Summon forth the light from a heavenly blade, and may that sword's master receive aid." So there you have it." — Gorko (Skyward Sword)
  4. "WHOOOA! Did you see that?! The cube just shot up into the sky! I think it reacted to that whirly-beam thing that shot out of your sword." — Gorko (Skyward Sword)
  5. "Master [Link]... When you hit that Goddess Cube with a Skyward Strike earlier, I was able to detect a resulting energy reaction above the clouds. The location I have marked on your map indicates the spot where I sensed an energy reaction." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
  6. "This cube is made of some sort of metal I have never seen. I have whaled on it, but nothing happens." — Gorko (Skyward Sword)


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