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==Features and Overview==
==Features and Overview==
Hebra's Hill is found on the [[Death Mountain Foothills]] in the [[Death Mountain#Four Swords Adventures|third stage]]. At first, the area is covered with [[Hinox]]es and [[Link]] must go right to reach a cave with a mage who gives him a [[Quake Medallion]]. Once Link throws it, all of the enemies will turn into [[Zol]]s and defeating these Zols will make the spike barrier drop, allowing Link to continue up Hebra's Hill. Halfway up the staircase is a rift that brings Link to some sort of pocket dimension where each screen holds 12 brown, immovable rocks and a fleet of stairs. Link has to walk up the stairs several times before reaching the other side of the stairs.
{{Term|FSA|Hebra's Hill}} is found on the {{Term|FSA|Death Mountain Foothills|link}} in the {{Term|FSA|Death Mountain|display=third stage|link}}. At first, the area is covered with {{Plural|FSA|Hinox|link}} and {{Term|FSA|Link|link}} must go right to reach a cave with a mage who gives him a {{Term|FSA|Quake Medallion|link}}. Once {{Term|FSA|Link}} throws it, all of the enemies will turn into {{Plural|FSA|Zol|link}} and defeating these {{Plural|FSA|Zol}} will make the spike barrier drop, allowing {{Term|FSA|Link}} to continue up {{Term|FSA|Hebra's Hill}}. Halfway up the staircase is a rift that brings {{Term|FSA|Link}} to some sort of pocket dimension where each screen holds 12 brown, immovable rocks and a fleet of stairs. {{Term|FSA|Link}} has to walk up the stairs several times before reaching the other side of the stairs.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The rift location, claimed in-game to be "Hebra's Hill" itself, is a nod to the [[Lost Hills]], complete with the same solution: Keep going up.
*The rift location, claimed in-game to be "{{Term|FSA|Hebra's Hill}}" itself, is a nod to the {{Term|FSA|Lost Hills|link}}, complete with the same solution: Keep going up.
*In {{ALttP}}, the original, Japanese name of the [[Light World]]'s [[Death Mountain]] was Hebra Mountain.<ref>[http://www.zeldalegends.net/files/text/z3translation/z3_manual_story.html A Link to the Past Manual Translation Comparison Table]</ref>
*In {{ALttP}}, the original, Japanese name of the {{Term|ALttP|Light World|link}}'s {{Term|ALttP|Death Mountain}} was Hebra Mountain.<ref>[http://www.zeldalegends.net/files/text/z3translation/z3_manual_story.html A Link to the Past Manual Translation Comparison Table]</ref>


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==

Revision as of 04:35, 16 August 2022

Hebra's Hill is a location in Four Swords Adventures.[name references needed]

Features and Overview

Hebra's Hill is found on the Death Mountain Foothills in the third stage. At first, the area is covered with Hinoxes and Link must go right to reach a cave with a mage who gives him a Quake Medallion. Once Link throws it, all of the enemies will turn into Zols and defeating these Zols will make the spike barrier drop, allowing Link to continue up Hebra's Hill. Halfway up the staircase is a rift that brings Link to some sort of pocket dimension where each screen holds 12 brown, immovable rocks and a fleet of stairs. Link has to walk up the stairs several times before reaching the other side of the stairs.

Trivia

  • The rift location, claimed in-game to be "Hebra's Hill" itself, is a nod to the Lost Hills, complete with the same solution: Keep going up.
  • In A Link to the Past, the original, Japanese name of the Light World's Death Mountain was Hebra Mountain.[1]

Nomenclature

TMC Forest Minish Artwork.png Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite.png
Language Name
Japan Japanese ヘブラの丘 (Hebura no Oka)
France FrenchEU Mont Hébra
Germany German Hebras Hügel
Italy Italian Colline di Hebra
Spain SpanishEU Colina de Hebra

References