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Goron Iron is cargo that can be carried with the [[Spirit Train]]'s freight car. The Iron is given to the lumber seller in [[Whittleton]] for a force gem.
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{{Term/Store|Goron Iron|Goron Iron|Series, ST}} is an item in {{ST}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 125}}</ref> It is a malleable,<ref>{{Cite|You can boil it! Smash it! You made a good buy today.|Goron|ST}}</ref> heat-resistant metal manufactured by the [[Goron]]s of [[Goron Village]].<ref>{{Cite|Goron-brand iron makes the world go around. It's heat resistant and super tough!|Goron|ST}}</ref>


==Location and Uses==
This durable iron is, like [[Mega Ice]] and [[Fish]], only significant to certain sidequests in {{ST|-}} that require the ferrying of such materials to an external, often far-off, location. At the smithy west of Goron Village, the Goron Iron can be purchased in packs of 20 from the Goron ironsmith inside for 100 [[Rupee]]s, a price that includes the loading of the iron to the [[Spirit Train]].


Link must ferry at least 5 pieces of hot Goron Iron to [[Whittleton]], a small town in the [[Forest Realm]], so that the lumberman can craft an axe from not only the scalding, malleable iron, but infuse the metal axehead with a wooden handle, made from the readily-available [[lumber]] found around Whittleton. Link must be wary in concern to the amount of usable iron in his possession; as long as Link stays in the [[Fire Realm]], the iron will stay hot and malleable. Once Link leaves the Fire Realm though, the iron will begin to cool and stiffen, rendering it unusable. If in fact Link makes it to the lumberman in time, he will reward Link with a [[Force Gem]], which reveals more [[Spirit Tracks (Object)|Spirit Tracks]] upon the world map.


==Nomenclature==
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==Gallery==
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File:Goron Iron Buy.png|Buying Goron Iron
File:Goron Iron Freight.png|Transporting Goron Iron via [[Spirit Train]]
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Since the begining of time, the [[Gorons]] have been excelent in metal work. In [[Ocarina of Time]], the Gorons built iron fixtures for walkways in the [[Fire Temple]], also the Megatron hammer. In [[Twilight Princess]], the Gorons had giant mines with huge iron catwalks and they also made the [[Iron Boots]].
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Latest revision as of 02:50, 11 November 2020

Goron Iron is an item in Spirit Tracks.[1] It is a malleable,[2] heat-resistant metal manufactured by the Gorons of Goron Village.[3]

Location and Uses

This durable iron is, like Mega Ice and Fish, only significant to certain sidequests in Spirit Tracks that require the ferrying of such materials to an external, often far-off, location. At the smithy west of Goron Village, the Goron Iron can be purchased in packs of 20 from the Goron ironsmith inside for 100 Rupees, a price that includes the loading of the iron to the Spirit Train.

Link must ferry at least 5 pieces of hot Goron Iron to Whittleton, a small town in the Forest Realm, so that the lumberman can craft an axe from not only the scalding, malleable iron, but infuse the metal axehead with a wooden handle, made from the readily-available lumber found around Whittleton. Link must be wary in concern to the amount of usable iron in his possession; as long as Link stays in the Fire Realm, the iron will stay hot and malleable. Once Link leaves the Fire Realm though, the iron will begin to cool and stiffen, rendering it unusable. If in fact Link makes it to the lumberman in time, he will reward Link with a Force Gem, which reveals more Spirit Tracks upon the world map.

Nomenclature

  Names in Other Regions  
LanguageNamesMeanings
 
FrenchCA
Acier Goron[8]Goron steel
 
FrenchEU
Acier Goron[6]Goron steel
 
German
Eisen[5]Iron
 
Italian
Metallo Goron[4]Goron metal
 
SpanishLA
Acero Goron[7]Goron iron
 
SpanishEU
Acero Goron[9]Goron iron
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Gallery

References

  1. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 125
  2. ↑ "You can boil it! Smash it! You made a good buy today." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  3. ↑ "Goron-brand iron makes the world go around. It's heat resistant and super tough!" — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  4. ↑ "Il Metallo Goron che estraiamo qui è rinomato per la sua resistenza. Però ha qualche problema con la lava..." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  5. ↑ "Das Eisen, das wir hier produzieren, ist bekannt für seine Stärke. Aber bei Lava schmilzt selbst unser Eisen..." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  6. ↑ "L'acier Goron du village Goron est réputé pour sa grande solidité. Toutefois, il ne résiste pas bien à la lave..." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  7. ↑ "El acero Goron de esta goroaldea es famoso en todo el gororreino. Pero no resiste mucho la gorolava..." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  8. ↑ "L'acier Goron du village Goron est réputé pour sa grande solidité. Sauf que... il ne résiste pas bien à la lave..." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
  9. ↑ "El acero Goron de esta goroaldea es famoso en todo el gororreino. Pero no resiste mucho la gorolava que digamos..." — Goron (Spirit Tracks)
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