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The '''Fire Temple''' (also known as the '''Mountain Temple''') is a dungeon in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. The dungeon’s main item is the [[Bow]] and its boss is [[Cragma]].
The '''Temple of Ice''' is the sixth [[dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''.
===Entrance to the Temple===
==Entrance to the Temple==
The '''Fire Temple''' is located at the summit of the mountain in the [[Fire Realm]]. Link has to meet with [[Embrose]] to play the Song of Fire Restoration and open the way to the dungeon. The area where the temple lies is guarded by three [[Snurglar]]s, all of which hold three keys that will open the entrance to the temple once retrieved by Link.
The Temple of Ice is located on the [[Isle of Frost]].
===Themes and Navigation===
==Themes and Navigation==
[[File:ST Fire Obstacle.png|thumb|left|Link crossing one of the first obstacles.]]
[[File:Grappling Hook tongue.gif|left|thumb|Link using the [[Grappling Hook]] to pull a wall tongue.]]
Many of the puzzles in the temple involve platforms that can be used to stand atop small volcanoes, and [[Arrow Orb]]s that redirect the trajectory of an arrow. In a similar way to the [[Cave of Flames]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', the Fire Temple houses minecarts that help Link move from a point to another quickly. The dungeon item is a [[Bow]], which is obtained after defeating a [[Heatoise]]. [[Cragma]] is the boss of the Fire Temple. After he is defeated, the [[Spirit Tracks (Rails)|Spirit Tracks]] connecting the Fire Realm to the [[Tower of Spirits]] are restored.
This dungeon provides Link with quite a few challenges, many of which force Link to employ every possible trick with the [[Grappling Hook]], the item found in the dungeon. The dungeon's boss is [[Gleeok]], a two-headed dragon that has also been seen in other [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' games]].
In both this temple and [[Sand Temple|the following one]], the background music is different from the usual dungeon theme heard in the first three temples.
The surface of the Ice Temple, as the name may suggest, is a slick ice sheet surrounded by seemingly bottomless pits. The Grappling Hook helps Link speed through the hazards safely. The majority of puzzles here are levers to be pulled with the Grappling Hook.
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===Trivia===
*The name in the UK version of ''Spirit Tracks'', "Mountain Temple", may provide an explanation for why the rabbits in the fire realm are called mountain rabbits and not "fire" rabbits.
==Gallery==
The path to the [[Key#Boss Key|Boss Key]], as well as the room with the Grappling Hook are guarded by fearsome [[Yook]].
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File:STFire.png|The true height of the Fire Temple in ''Spirit Tracks'', shown with black space to represent the spacing of the two [[Nintendo DS]] screens.
It is optional whether the player completes this temple before or after the [[Goron Temple]].
File:Fire Temple Force Gem.png|The Force Gem of the Fire Temple in ''Spirit Tracks''
This dungeon provides Link with quite a few challenges, many of which force Link to employ every possible trick with the Grappling Hook, the item found in the dungeon. The dungeon's boss is Gleeok, a two-headed dragon that has also been seen in other Zelda games.
The surface of the Ice Temple, as the name may suggest, is a slick ice sheet surrounded by seemingly bottomless pits. The Grappling Hook helps Link speed through the hazards safely. The majority of puzzles here are levers to be pulled with the Grappling Hook.
The path to the Boss Key, as well as the room with the Grappling Hook are guarded by fearsome Yook.
It is optional whether the player completes this temple before or after the Goron Temple.
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