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Hidden within the Lost Woods is the [[Forest Stage]], where Link can be rewarded with item upgrades by showing off specific [[Mask]]s in front of Deku Scrubs. Moreover, scattered throughout the woods are two portals that lead to [[Goron City]] and the upper part of [[Zora's River]] near the [[Sleepless Waterfall]]. | Hidden within the Lost Woods is the [[Forest Stage]], where Link can be rewarded with item upgrades by showing off specific [[Mask]]s in front of Deku Scrubs. Moreover, scattered throughout the woods are two portals that lead to [[Goron City]] and the upper part of [[Zora's River]] near the [[Sleepless Waterfall]]. | ||
It is said that those who become lost in the woods will become [[Stalfos]].<ref name=Stalfos>{{Cite|That guy isn't here anymore. Anybody who comes into the forest will be lost. Everybody will become a Stalfos. Everybody, Stalfos.|Fado|OoT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|They say that when non-fairy folk enter the Lost Woods, they become monsters!|Gossip Stone|OoT}}</ref> The [[Skull Kid]]s that inhabit the forest are implied to be children who were lost as well.<ref name=Skullkid>{{Cite|Is this what happens to kids who wander into the forest? It looks like he doesn't like grownups.|Navi|OoT}}</ref> | It is said that those who become lost in the woods will become [[Stalfos]].<ref name=Stalfos>{{Cite|That guy isn't here anymore. Anybody who comes into the forest will be lost. Everybody will become a Stalfos. Everybody, Stalfos.|Fado (Ocarina of Time)|OoT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|They say that when non-fairy folk enter the Lost Woods, they become monsters!|Gossip Stone|OoT}}</ref> The [[Skull Kid]]s that inhabit the forest are implied to be children who were lost as well.<ref name=Skullkid>{{Cite|Is this what happens to kids who wander into the forest? It looks like he doesn't like grownups.|Navi|OoT}}</ref> | ||
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*In volume 103 of [[Nintendo Power]], the Lost Woods were called the "Maze Woods."<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= Long ago, before {{Typo|Gannon|Ganon}} stole the Triforce and kidnapped Zelda, Link set out to his coming-of-age ceremony in the Maze Woods.|book= Nintendo Power Volume 103|publisher= Nintendo of America Inc.|page= 27}}</ref> | *In volume 103 of [[Nintendo Power]], the Lost Woods were called the "Maze Woods."<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= Long ago, before {{Typo|Gannon|Ganon}} stole the Triforce and kidnapped Zelda, Link set out to his coming-of-age ceremony in the Maze Woods.|book= Nintendo Power Volume 103|publisher= Nintendo of America Inc.|page= 27}}</ref> | ||
*In the German version of {{OoT|-}}, those who become lost in the Lost Woods are said to become plants.<ref>{{Cite|Der, den Du suchst, ist nicht mehr hier... Jeder, der diesen Wald betritt und kein Kokiri ist, ist verdammt... Jeder... Sicher hat er sich schon längst in eine Pflanze verwandelt...| | *In the German version of {{OoT|-}}, those who become lost in the Lost Woods are said to become plants.<ref>{{Cite|Der, den Du suchst, ist nicht mehr hier... Jeder, der diesen Wald betritt und kein Kokiri ist, ist verdammt... Jeder... Sicher hat er sich schon längst in eine Pflanze verwandelt...|Fado (Ocarina of Time)|OoT}}</ref> | ||
*The Japanese name for the Lost Woods was utilized for the {{smw|Forest of Illusion}} in ''{{smw|Super Mario World}}'', and to a lesser extent Maze Wood in ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'' (which had Holly White calling it "The Lost Woods" once). Coincidentally, all three are maze-like forests that require a sequence of events to fully navigate. | *The Japanese name for the Lost Woods was utilized for the {{smw|Forest of Illusion}} in ''{{smw|Super Mario World}}'', and to a lesser extent Maze Wood in ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'' (which had Holly White calling it "The Lost Woods" once). Coincidentally, all three are maze-like forests that require a sequence of events to fully navigate. | ||
