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{{Dungeon
{{Infobox Dungeon
|image= File:PH Temple of the Ocean King.png
|image= File:PH Temple of the Ocean King.png
|caption=  
|caption=  
|location= {{Term|PH|Mercay Island|link}}
|location= {{Term|PH|Mercay Island|link}}
|game= {{PH}}
|game= PH
|item= {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|link}}<br>{{Plural|PH|Treasure Map|link}} ×4<br>{{Plural|PH|Power Gem|link}} ×3<br>{{Plural|PH|Wisdom Gem|link}} ×2<br>{{Plural|PH|Courage Gem|link}} ×2<br>{{Term|PH|Phantom Sphere|link}}{{Exp|During final battle}}
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{{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|link}},
{{Plural|PH|Treasure Map|link}} {{Qty|4}},
{{Plural|PH|Power Gem|link}} {{Qty|3}},
{{Plural|PH|Wisdom Gem|link}} {{Qty|2}},
{{Plural|PH|Courage Gem|link}} {{Qty|2}},
{{Term|PH|Phantom Sphere|link}}
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|mini-boss= {{Plural|PH|Phantom|link}} ×9{{Exp|During last visit}}
|mini-boss= {{Plural|PH|Phantom|link}} ×9{{Exp|During last visit}}
|boss= {{Term|PH|Bellum|link}}
|boss= {{Term|PH|Bellum|link}}
|quest= {{Plural|PH|Sea Chart|link}} ×4
|quest= {{Term|PH|Sea Chart|link|display=Sea Charts}} ×4
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The {{Term/Store|Temple of the Ocean King||Series, PH}} is a {{Term|PH|Dungeon}} in {{PH}}.
The {{Term/Store|Temple of the Ocean King||Series, PH}} is a {{Term|PH|Dungeon}} in {{PH}}.


==Entrance to the Temple==
==Entrance to the Temple==
The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} is located on {{Term|PH|Mercay Island|link}}. It can be accessed at any time through a forest area north of the {{Term|PH|Mercay Island|display=Island}}'s harbor.
The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} is located on {{Term|PH|Mercay Island|link}}. It can be accessed at any time from the aptly-named {{Term|PH|North Woods|link}}, which are found north of {{Term|PH|Mercay Village|link}}.<!--
 
<ref>{{Cite|Aha! So this is the Temple of the Ocean King! Legend has it, the temple was built to honor the mighty Ocean King. But the temple has fallen into ruin, and people say it ruins any who enter! Still, we have to find Linebeck... So let's dive right on in, {{Player Name}}!|Ciela|PH}}</ref>
 
<ref>{{Cite|Whoa... Look, {{Player Name}}! Looks like someone's skeleton... What is it doing here? You don't think...this could be {{Color|PH Blue|Linebeck}}...?!|Ciela|PH}}</ref>
 
<ref>{{Cite|This is really starting to creep me out...|Ciela|PH}}</ref>
 
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==Themes and Navigation==<!--
{{Cite|Oh-ho! If it isn't the little monkey and his twinkly pal! Slow getting the goods, eh?|Linebeck|PH}}
{{Cite|Slow?! How dare you! You were quick enough to run off, injury and all!|Ciela|PH}}
{{Cite|What an insult! I was merely hurrying back to my ship! Any captain worth his salt puts his ship before his own safety, I tell you! But, tell me, little monkey. What did you find in the treasure chest? Ah, a map! Let me at it! Bah, what's this?! Some boring old sea map? Oh, now I see! It is, as we call it in the adventuring business, a {{Color|PH Red|treasure map}}! If we probe its mysteries, we can find the very prize I'm seeking. The Ghost Ship! And by we, I mean me! Farewell, little monkey! I'm off to find adventure!|Linebeck|PH}}
{{Cite|Did he really just do that? He muscles in on our map, then runs off with it? What should we do next? Meet Linebeck at his ship, {{Player Name}}?|Ciela|PH}}</ref>


==Themes and Navigation==
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The Temple of the Ocean King is a recurring {{Term|PH|Dungeon|link}}, as it is explored at least five times throughout the adventure, each time allowing further exploration. The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} contains a curse which gradually drains the life from whoever enters it; after the first journey into the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} is complete, {{Term|PH|Link|link}} obtains the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|link}} from an altar on the ground floor, allowing him to spend time in the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} without taking damage, so long as {{Term|PH|Sand of Hours|link|display=Sand}} remains in the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|display=Hourglass}}. With the exception of the third and the final journey, each of {{Term|PH|Link}}'s expeditions through the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} are in search of {{Term|PH|Sea Chart|link|display=Sea Charts}}; on the penultimate journey it is possible (and advisable) to collect two {{Term|PH|Sea Chart|display=Sea Charts}} on the same trip. The only enemies within the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} are the various {{Plural|PH|Phantom|link}}, the {{Plural|PH|Phantom Eye|link}}, which alert the {{Plural|PH|Phantom}} to {{Term|PH|Link}} and impede his movement, {{Plural|PH|Wizzrobe|link}}, which steal some of {{Term|PH|Link}}'s {{Term|PH|Sand of Hours}} if they hit him, and two rooms full of minor enemies on floor B5. There are a total of thirteen basement floors in the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} in addition to the ground floor.
The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King}} is a recurring {{Term|PH|Dungeon|link}}, as it is explored at least five times throughout the adventure, each time allowing further exploration. The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} contains a curse which gradually drains the life from whoever enters it; after the first journey into the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} is complete, {{Term|PH|Link|link}} obtains the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|link}} from an altar on the ground floor, allowing him to spend time in the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} without taking damage, so long as {{Term|PH|Sand of Hours|link|display=Sand}} remains in the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|display=Hourglass}}. With the exception of the third and the final journey, each of {{Term|PH|Link}}'s expeditions through the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} are in search of {{Plural|PH|Sea Chart|link}}; on the penultimate journey it is possible (and advisable) to collect two {{Term|PH|Sea Chart|display=Sea Charts}} on the same trip. The only enemies within the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} are the various {{Plural|PH|Phantom|link}}, the {{Plural|PH|Phantom Eye|link}}, which alert the {{Plural|PH|Phantom}} to {{Term|PH|Link}} and impede his movement, {{Plural|PH|Wizzrobe|link}}, which steal some of {{Term|PH|Link}}'s {{Term|PH|Sand of Hours}} if they hit him, and two rooms full of minor enemies on floor B5. There are a total of thirteen basement floors in the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}} in addition to the ground floor.


[[File:PhantomHourglassscene06.png|left|thumb|{{Term|PH|Link}} and {{Term|PH|Linebeck}} inside the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}]]
[[File:PhantomHourglassscene06.png|left|thumb|{{Term|PH|Link}} and {{Term|PH|Linebeck}} inside the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}]]
Each time {{Term|PH|Link}} exits the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, its puzzles are reset. However, gaining new items also opens up new paths through the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, allowing {{Term|PH|Link}} to find new {{Plural|PH|Treasure Chest|link|display=Treasures}} or shortcuts.
Each time {{Term|PH|Link}} exits the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, its puzzles are reset. However, gaining new {{Plural|PH|Item|link}} also opens up new paths through the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, allowing {{Term|PH|Link}} to find new {{Plural|PH|Treasure Chest|link|display=Treasures}} or shortcuts.


After the {{Term|PH|Ghost Ship (Phantom Hourglass)|link}} is cleared, {{Term|PH|Oshus|link}} reveals that he is actually the Ocean King himself. He was sealed by {{Term|PH|Bellum|link}}, but created the alter ego of {{Term|PH|Oshus}}.{{Clarify|reason= What is sealing and how does an alter ego circumvent it?|PH}} The Ocean King explains that {{Term|PH|Bellum}} dwells on the final floor of the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, absorbing more and more [[Life Force]] over time.
After the {{Term|PH|Ghost Ship|link}} is cleared, {{Term|PH|Oshus|link}} reveals that he is actually the Ocean King himself. He was sealed by {{Term|PH|Bellum|link}}, but created the alter ego of {{Term|PH|Oshus}}.{{Clarify|reason= What is sealing and how does an alter ego circumvent it?|PH}} The Ocean King explains that {{Term|PH|Bellum}} dwells on the final floor of the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, absorbing more and more {{Term|PH|Life Force|link}} over time.


After {{Term|PH|Link}} receives the {{Term|PH|Phantom Sword|link}}, he may participate in a time trial within the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}. At the end, he is awarded with two {{Plural|PH|Ship Part|link}}, the rarity of which is determined by how much time is remaining in the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)}}. Because of the many golden {{Plural|PH|Jar|link}} scattered throughout the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, which, when broken, restore some time to the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|display=Hourglass}}, as well as the time restored by defeating {{Plural|PH|Wizzrobe}}, it is possible to reach the final room with a net time of 0:00.
After {{Term|PH|Link}} receives the {{Term|PH|Phantom Sword|link}}, he may participate in a time trial within the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}. At the end, he is awarded with two {{Plural|PH|Ship Part|link}}, the rarity of which is determined by how much time is remaining in the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)}}. Because of the many golden {{Plural|PH|Jar|link}} scattered throughout the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, which, when broken, restore some time to the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|display=Hourglass}}, as well as the time restored by defeating {{Plural|PH|Wizzrobe}}, it is possible to reach the final room with a net time of 0:00.
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===Minor Traps and Enemies===
===Minor Enemies===
<gallery>
{{Gallery List|Enemies
File:Gold Phantom.png|{{Term|PH|Gold Phantom|link}}
|PH= Gold Phantom, Phantom, Phantom Eye, Swift Phantom, Wizzrobe
File:Swift Phantom.png|{{Term|PH|Swift Phantom|link}}
}}
File:Phantom PH.png|{{Term|PH|Phantom|link}}
File:PH Phantom Eye Model.png|{{Term|PH|Phantom Eye|link}}
File:PH Wizzrobe Model.png|{{Term|PH|Wizzrobe|link}}
</gallery>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:PH Temple of the Ocean King Exterior.png|The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}'s exterior
File:PH Entry Hall.png|The Entry Hall of the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}
File:PH Temple of the Ocean King Altar.png|The altar containing the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)}}
File:PH Temple of the Ocean King Altar.png|The altar containing the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)}}
File:PH OceanKingTemple05.png|The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}'s entrance path
File:PH OceanKingTemple05.png|The {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}'s entrance path
File:PH OceanKingTemple01.png|{{Term|PH|Skeleton|link|display=Fallen Adventurer}} at the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}'s entrance
File:PH Temple of the Ocean King 1F Curse.png|{{Term|PH|Linebeck}}, trapped in the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, warning {{Term|PH|Link}}
File:PH OceanKingTemple02.png|{{Term|PH|Linebeck}}, trapped in the {{Term|PH|Temple of the Ocean King|display=Temple}}, warning {{Term|PH|Link}}
File:PH Temple of the Ocean King 1F Small Key.png|{{Term|PH|Link}} receiving a {{Term|PH|Small Key}} from {{Term|PH|Linebeck}} after being shaken
File:PH Link02.png|{{Term|PH|Link}} receiving a {{Term|PH|Small Key}} from {{Term|PH|Linebeck}} after being shaken
File:Safe Zone.png|{{Term|PH|Link}} running toward a {{Term|PH|Safe Zone}} to escape a {{Term|PH|Phantom}}
File:Safe Zone.png|{{Term|PH|Link}} runs towards a {{Term|PH|Safe Zone}} to escape a {{Term|PH|Phantom}}
</gallery>
</gallery>


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
{{Names
{{Nomenclature}}
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|ja= {{Romanize|海王の神殿|Kaiō no Shinden}}
|jaM=
|es= Templo del Rey del Mar
|esM= Temple of the Sea King
|frF= Temple du Roi des Mers
|frFM= Temple of the King of the Seas
|frC= Temple du Roi des Mers
|frCM= Temple of the King of the Seas
|de= {{de|Tempel des Meereskönigs}}
|deM=
|it= Santuario del re Mar
|itM= Temple of the Sea king
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|ptBM=
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Latest revision as of 12:25, 11 March 2024

The Temple of the Ocean King is a Dungeon in Phantom Hourglass.

Entrance to the Temple

The Temple is located on Mercay Island. It can be accessed at any time from the aptly-named North Woods, which are found north of Mercay Village.

Themes and Navigation

The Temple of the Ocean King is a recurring Dungeon, as it is explored at least five times throughout the adventure, each time allowing further exploration. The Temple contains a curse which gradually drains the life from whoever enters it; after the first journey into the Temple is complete, Link obtains the Phantom Hourglass from an altar on the ground floor, allowing him to spend time in the Temple without taking damage, so long as Sand remains in the Hourglass. With the exception of the third and the final journey, each of Link's expeditions through the Temple are in search of Sea Charts; on the penultimate journey it is possible (and advisable) to collect two Sea Charts on the same trip. The only enemies within the Temple are the various Phantoms, the Phantom Eyes, which alert the Phantoms to Link and impede his movement, Wizzrobes, which steal some of Link's Sand of Hours if they hit him, and two rooms full of minor enemies on floor B5. There are a total of thirteen basement floors in the Temple in addition to the ground floor.

Link and Linebeck inside the Temple

Each time Link exits the Temple, its puzzles are reset. However, gaining new Items also opens up new paths through the Temple, allowing Link to find new Treasures or shortcuts.

After the Ghost Ship is cleared, Oshus reveals that he is actually the Ocean King himself. He was sealed by Bellum, but created the alter ego of Oshus.[clarification needed] The Ocean King explains that Bellum dwells on the final floor of the Temple, absorbing more and more Life Force over time.

After Link receives the Phantom Sword, he may participate in a time trial within the Temple. At the end, he is awarded with two Ship Parts, the rarity of which is determined by how much time is remaining in the Phantom Hourglass. Because of the many golden Jars scattered throughout the Temple, which, when broken, restore some time to the Hourglass, as well as the time restored by defeating Wizzrobes, it is possible to reach the final room with a net time of 0:00.

Minor Enemies

Trivia

  • In Spirit Tracks, a location called the Lost at Sea Station can be unlocked and explored. Inside, Link can talk to a Gossip Stone who, in exchange for his Sword and Bow, will allow him to navigate a "legendary temple in a distant kingdom,"[1] referencing the Temple of the Ocean King and containing many similar elements, including its theme music.

Gallery

  • The Entry Hall of the Temple

    The Entry Hall of the Temple

  • The altar containing the Phantom Hourglass

    The altar containing the Phantom Hourglass

  • The Temple's entrance path

    The Temple's entrance path

  • Linebeck, trapped in the Temple, warning Link

    Linebeck, trapped in the Temple, warning Link

  • Link receiving a Small Key from Linebeck after being shaken

    Link receiving a Small Key from Linebeck after being shaken

  • Link running toward a Safe Zone to escape a Phantom

    Link running toward a Safe Zone to escape a Phantom

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNames
Japan
Japanese
海王の神殿 (Kaiō no Shinden)[3]
Canada
FrenchCA
Temple du Roi des Mers[7]
The French Republic
FrenchEU
Temple du roi des mers[5]
The Federal Republic of Germany
German
Tempel des Meereskönigs[4]
The Italian Republic
Italian
Santuario del re Mar[2]
Latin America
SpanishLA
Templo del Rey del Mar[6]
The Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEU
Templo del Rey del Mar
This table was generated using translation pages.
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References

  1. ↑ "This temple is a replica of a legendary temple in a distant kingdom. Many treasures are hidden within. And to protect these treasures are many Phantoms." — Gossip Stone (Spirit Tracks)
  2. ↑ "Santuario del re Mar" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
  3. ↑ "海王の神殿" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
  4. ↑ "Tempel des Meereskönigs" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
  5. ↑ "Temple du roi des mers" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
  6. ↑ "Templo del Rey del Mar" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
  7. ↑ "Temple du Roi des Mers" — N/A (Phantom Hourglass)
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