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Aptly named, the Sea of No Return is littered with [[whirlpool]]s and strong currents that will attempt to pull [[Link]] to a watery grave. From within the Sea of Storms rises a mysterious maze, overrun with [[Darknut]]s and [[Lynel]]s, some of the game's most formidable enemies. Inside this maze lies the [[Ancient Tomb]], the eighth and final dungeon of the game. The maze inside the Sea of Storms cannot be accessed from the outside, as it is surrounded by a ring of whirlpools both above and below water.  
Aptly named, the Sea of No Return is littered with [[whirlpool]]s and strong currents that will attempt to pull [[Link]] to a watery grave. From within the Sea of Storms rises a mysterious maze, overrun with [[Darknut]]s and [[Lynel]]s, some of the game's most formidable enemies. Inside this maze lies the [[Ancient Tomb]], the eighth and final dungeon of the game. The maze inside the Sea of Storms cannot be accessed from the outside, as it is surrounded by a ring of whirlpools both above and below water.  


While searching for an alternate entrance to the maze, Link will meet the [[Piratian]]s and their [[Cap'n]], who have become stranded on the [[Sea of Storms]]. Luckily, Link is able to help them escape by giving them the [[Zora Scale]], a powerful charm capable of calming the seas, which he obtained from the [[Zora]]s.<ref>{{Cite|We got stuck in this Sea o' Storms and can't get out! Har! Ye've got the Zora's Scale sea charm! Aye, that could calm this Sea o' Storms!|Cap'n|OoA}}</ref> As thanks for helping them escape, the Cap'n will give Link the [[Tokay Eyeball]], which is said to open the way to the Ancient Tomb.<ref>{{Cite|Thank'ee! Now we can escape these seas! Take this as a sign o' me thanks! It's the jewel called the Tokay Eyeball! It's said to be the thing that opens the way to the ancient tomb.|Cap'n|OoA}}</ref> The Tokay Eyeball is placed inside the empty socket of the [[Tokay]] statue on [[Crescent Island]]. The mouth of the statue will open, revealing the entrance to an underwater cave which will become the [[Moonlit Grotto]] in the present. This cave is in fact the passageway to the maze of the Sea of No Return.  
While searching for an alternate entrance to the maze, Link will meet the [[Piratian]]s and their [[Cap'n]], who have become stranded on the [[Sea of Storms]]. Luckily, Link is able to help them escape by giving them the [[Zora Scale]], a powerful charm capable of calming the seas, which he obtained from the [[Zora]]s.<ref>{{Cite|We got stuck in this Sea o' Storms and can't get out! Har! Ye've got the Zora's Scale sea charm! Aye, that could calm this Sea o' Storms!|Cap'n|OoA}}</ref> As thanks for helping them escape, the Cap'n will give Link the [[Tokay Eyeball]], which is said to open the way to the Ancient Tomb.<ref>{{Cite|Thank'ee! Now we can escape these seas! Take this as a sign o' me thanks! It's the jewel called the Tokay Eyeball! It's said to be the thing that opens the way to the ancient tomb.|Cap'n|OoA}}</ref> The Tokay Eyeball is placed inside the empty socket of the [[Tokay]] statue on [[Crescent Island]]. The mouth of the statue will open, revealing the entrance to {{Term|OoA|Tokay Cave|link}}, which will become the [[Moonlit Grotto]] in the present. This cave is in fact the passageway to the maze of the Sea of No Return.  


The passageway to the Ancient Tomb itself could be considered a mini-dungeon. It is composed of three rooms, each one requiring Link to demonstrate one of the three virtues of the [[Triforce]]: the first room, full of [[Gibdo]]s requires Power; the second one, containing unbeatable enemies, namely [[Blade Trap]]s and [[Hardhat Beetle]]s, requires Wisdom; the third one, containing pits and invisible platforms, requires Courage. Once Link passes through the cave, he will emerge from an underwater entrance, inside the ring of whirlpools.  
The passageway to the Ancient Tomb itself could be considered a mini-dungeon. It is composed of three rooms, each one requiring Link to demonstrate one of the three virtues of the [[Triforce]]: the first room, full of [[Gibdo]]s requires Power; the second one, containing unbeatable enemies, namely [[Blade Trap]]s and [[Hardhat Beetle]]s, requires Wisdom; the third one, containing pits and invisible platforms, requires Courage. Once Link passes through the cave, he will emerge from an underwater entrance, inside the ring of whirlpools.  
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==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
The Sea of No Return's French name is "''Mer des Âmes Perdues''", meaning "Sea of the Lost Souls". All other translations respect the area's original name.
The Sea of No Return's French name is "''Mer des Âmes Perdues''", meaning "Sea of the Lost Souls". All other translations respect the area's original name.
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:AncientTombPassageway OoA.png|The passageway leading to the Sea of No Return
File:AncientTombPassageway OoA.png|The passageway leading to the Sea of No Return
File:Moonlit Grotto Entrance Past.png|Entrance to the passageway
File:OoA Tokay Cave Exterior.png|The exterior of the {{Term|OoA|Tokay Cave}}
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Latest revision as of 12:24, 21 July 2023

The Sea of No Return is a location in the past age of Labrynna in Oracle of Ages.[1]

Overview

Aptly named, the Sea of No Return is littered with whirlpools and strong currents that will attempt to pull Link to a watery grave. From within the Sea of Storms rises a mysterious maze, overrun with Darknuts and Lynels, some of the game's most formidable enemies. Inside this maze lies the Ancient Tomb, the eighth and final dungeon of the game. The maze inside the Sea of Storms cannot be accessed from the outside, as it is surrounded by a ring of whirlpools both above and below water.

While searching for an alternate entrance to the maze, Link will meet the Piratians and their Cap'n, who have become stranded on the Sea of Storms. Luckily, Link is able to help them escape by giving them the Zora Scale, a powerful charm capable of calming the seas, which he obtained from the Zoras.[2] As thanks for helping them escape, the Cap'n will give Link the Tokay Eyeball, which is said to open the way to the Ancient Tomb.[3] The Tokay Eyeball is placed inside the empty socket of the Tokay statue on Crescent Island. The mouth of the statue will open, revealing the entrance to Tokay Cave, which will become the Moonlit Grotto in the present. This cave is in fact the passageway to the maze of the Sea of No Return.

The passageway to the Ancient Tomb itself could be considered a mini-dungeon. It is composed of three rooms, each one requiring Link to demonstrate one of the three virtues of the Triforce: the first room, full of Gibdos requires Power; the second one, containing unbeatable enemies, namely Blade Traps and Hardhat Beetles, requires Wisdom; the third one, containing pits and invisible platforms, requires Courage. Once Link passes through the cave, he will emerge from an underwater entrance, inside the ring of whirlpools.

As the flow of time causes the Labrynnian landscape to change, the southern sea will recede from the area. Fittingly, the Sea of No Return and the Ancient tomb are superseded by the Yoll Graveyard and the Spirit's Grave (the first dungeon) in the present.

Trivia

  • If Link attempts to access the Sea of No Return by playing the Tune of Ages in the Yoll Graveyard, he will be brought back by a mysterious force.

Nomenclature

The Sea of No Return's French name is "Mer des Âmes Perdues", meaning "Sea of the Lost Souls". All other translations respect the area's original name.

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
かえらずの海 (Kaerazu no Umi)Same as English.
The French Republic
FrenchEU
Mer des Âmes PerduesSea of Lost Souls
The Federal Republic of Germany
German
Meer ohne WiederkehrSame as English.
The Italian Republic
Italian
Mare del Non Ritorno[4]Same as English.
The Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEU
Mar de No RegresarásSame as English.
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References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 255
  2. "We got stuck in this Sea o' Storms and can't get out! Har! Ye've got the Zora's Scale sea charm! Aye, that could calm this Sea o' Storms!" — Cap'n (Oracle of Ages)
  3. "Thank'ee! Now we can escape these seas! Take this as a sign o' me thanks! It's the jewel called the Tokay Eyeball! It's said to be the thing that opens the way to the ancient tomb." — Cap'n (Oracle of Ages)
  4. "Mare del Non Ritorno" — Map (Oracle of Ages, Italian localization)
Regions in Oracle of Ages past age
Talus PeaksMiddle HouseShooting GalleryAdvance ShopPost OfficeTokay TradersThe Wild TokayEyeglass Island LibraryRestoration WallWing DungeonBlack TowerAmbi's PalaceMaku TreeCrescent IslandZora VillageDeku ForestMermaid's CaveSymmetry VillageZora SeasCrescent StraitWest LynnaCoast of No ReturnNortheast LynnaRolling RidgeMaku RoadRolling Ridge BaseLynna VillageSouth ShoreSea of StormsAncient TombSea of No Return

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