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|inhab = [[Ganon]] | |inhab = [[Ganon]] | ||
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Reesong Palace is a large, fortress-like castle north of [[Gamelon]]'s mountain range. It was seized by [[Ganon]], leaving it considerably rundown and guarded by hordes of his minions. It is also here that Ganon has [[King Harkinian]] imprisoned. The Palace's gateway was locked, whose [[Key]] was surrendered to [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] by [[Duke Onkled]] in [[Dodomai Palace]] in exchange for her mercy. The Palace is connected to [[Nokani Forest]] via a long stone wall that runs along the ravine, where Zelda enters the area. The wall is plagued by invisible enemies that can only be seen by the light of the [[Fairy Lantern]]. At the end of the wall is a yard where [[Impa]] appears a final time to aid Zelda with the [[Triforce of Wisdom]]'s guidance. Impa informs Zelda that she can "only win by falling", referring to the well inside the Palace courtyard. A boulder blocking the entrance at the end of the yard can be destroyed with either 10 [[Bomb]]s or the [[Power Glove#The Wand of Gamelon|Power Glove]]. | Reesong Palace is a large, fortress-like castle north of [[Gamelon]]'s mountain range. It was seized by [[Ganon]], leaving it considerably rundown and guarded by hordes of his minions. It is also here that Ganon has [[King Harkinian]] imprisoned. The Palace's gateway was locked, whose [[Key]] was surrendered to [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] by [[Duke Onkled]] in [[Dodomai Palace]] in exchange for her mercy. The Palace is connected to [[Nokani Forest]] via a long stone wall that runs along the ravine, where Zelda enters the area. The wall is plagued by invisible enemies that can only be seen by the light of the [[Fairy Lantern]]. At the end of the wall is a yard where [[Impa]] appears a final time to aid Zelda with the [[Triforce of Wisdom]]'s guidance. Impa informs Zelda that she can "only win by falling", referring to the well inside the Palace courtyard. A boulder blocking the entrance at the end of the yard can be destroyed with either 10 [[Bomb]]s or the [[Power Glove#The Wand of Gamelon|Power Glove]]. | ||
The entrance eventually leads to a tower filled with [[Flying Fish]] and [[Stone | The entrance eventually leads to a tower filled with [[Flying Fish]] and [[Stone Statue]]s. One of the Heads drops a Key to the next door after it is defeated. Immediately outside is the Palace's courtyard. A large well in the courtyard's floor sits in its center. At the bottom of the well is a grated window that exits outside the Palace walls. A ladder in the well leads to another passage that connects to a ruined chamber, where [[Goriya]]s attack Zelda and Spikes fall relentlessly. A Goriya at the end of the chamber drops the [[Key]] to the locked door in the courtyard, which leads to Ganon's tower. | ||
Inside Ganon's tower, Zelda confronts Ganon with the light of the Fairy Lantern. She defeats him with the [[Wand of Gamelon (Item)|Wand of Gamelon]], imprisoning him inside a book. His defeat drops a Key that opens the bedroom where King Harkinian is being held, located at the very top of the tower. There Zelda frees her father from his cage. | Inside Ganon's tower, Zelda confronts Ganon with the light of the Fairy Lantern. She defeats him with the [[Wand of Gamelon (Item)|Wand of Gamelon]], imprisoning him inside a book. His defeat drops a Key that opens the bedroom where King Harkinian is being held, located at the very top of the tower. There Zelda frees her father from his cage. | ||
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|TWoG= Arpagos, Bago-Bago, Daira, Darknut, Deeler, Dodongo, Falling Rocks, Falling Spikes, Gargoyle, Goriya, Keese, Phyrandaii, Spear Throwing Moblin, Stone Statue | |||
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|TWoG= Ganon | |||
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