Dracozu Lake
Dracozu Lake,(BotWBreath of the Wild | TotKTears of the Kingdom)[1][2] also known as Mouth of the Dragon,(BotWBreath of the Wild)[3] is a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.
Features and Overview
Breath of the Wild
Dracozu Lake is located in the Faron Grasslands. It is the northernmost terminal of the Dracozu River, and it is overlooked by ancient ruins. The lake opens up into a small plaza where a massive stone structure in the form of a Dragon—evidently the centerpiece—rests only a short distance away. Inside of this structure is the Spring of Courage, complete with a Goddess Statue and an Ancient Shrine. The lake is surrounded by the Farosh Hills to the west, the Popla Foothills to the north, the Damel Forest to the south, and to the east by the rim of Tobio's Hollow. The plaza is heavily defended by many powerful enemies.
Within the Dragon structure, just before the Spring of Courage proper, one can find a Metal Chest containing a Gold Rupee.
There are a few Korok to be found here. One hides in a Block Puzzle arrangement above the right hand of the Dragon structure. The block needed to complete this puzzle can be found on a matching block arrangement present on the left hand—immediately across the plaza. Another can be found at a small shrine around a large boar head statue on the hill to the west. Here a stone boulder, found atop one of the four pillars found there, must be moved into the corner to match the arrangement of the other three corners, prompting the Korok to appear. The last can be located at the very top of the enormous tree, which grows up and out from the aforementioned Dragon structure in the central plaza.
Creatures
Enemies
Materials
Tears of the Kingdom
Nomenclature
Dracozu Lake's name is derived from draco, the Latin word for "dragon".
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese |
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   ChineseTRTraditional | 卡茲溜湖 (Kǎzīliū hú) (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 ChineseSISimplified | 卡兹溜湖 (Kǎzīliū hú) (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 Dutch | Dracozu-meer (BotWBreath of the Wild)[4] | Same as English. |
 FrenchEUEuropean | Lac Dracos (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 FrenchCACanadian | Lac Dracos (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 German | Dracoto-See (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 Italian | Lago Dragone (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 Korean | 이무기의 호수 (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 SpanishLALatin American | Lago Drako (BotWBreath of the Wild)[5] | Drako Lake |
 SpanishEUEuropean | Lago Drako (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
| This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data. | ||
Gallery
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Breath of the Wild
A stone relief of Dragons facing opposite directions in Dracozu Lake
See Also
References
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Dracozu Lake
— Map (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Dracozu Lake
— Map (Tears of the Kingdom) - ↑
Faron Woods is really, really thick. I've also heard of a lake there called... "Mouth of the Dragon" or something...
— Meeshy (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Dracozu-meer
— Map (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Lago Drako
— Map (Breath of the Wild)