Ghostly Garden
The Ghostly Garden is a small area of the Dark World that appears in A Link to the Past.[1] It is the Dark World counterpart of the Hyrulian Cemetery.
Features and Overview
The Ghostly Garden was originally the Golden Land Cemetery,[2] but, like the rest of the Sacred Realm, was corrupted by Ganon's dark influence.
Despite its name, the Ghostly Garden contains very little in the way of plant life. Its layout is very similar to the Graveyard of the Light World, but instead of graves it is a scattered array of unusual statues (much like ones found elsewhere in the Dark World, such as in the Plains of Ruin) and small collections of angular rocks that can be destroyed using the Pegasus Shoes. The rock garden is populated by the plant-like Ropa, and guarded by a single Hinox. The Ghostly Garden itself does not contain any significant items that make it worth exploring, but by using the Magic Mirror, Link can access a cave in the Light World, and by navigating the area correctly he can even access the tomb containing the Magic Cape long prior to obtaining the Titan's Mitt that is normally required for access.
While the Ghostly Garden itself contains far fewer secrets than its Light World counterpart, by Dash Attacking into the rocks that correspond to the graves that lead to the Sewer Passageway and the Magic Cape in the Light World they will reveal a Bomb and a red Rupee respectively, while the northern centermost rock structure will reveal a Fairy.
Trivia
- Despite being the Dark World counterpart to the Hyrulian Cemetery, no Poes or Hyu appear in this area.
Nomenclature
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References
- ↑ The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past—Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 71
- ↑ The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past—Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 71
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