Level 2

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For the Level 2 from A Link to the Past, see Swamp Palace. For the Level 2 from Link's Awakening, see Bottle Grotto. For the Level 2 from Oracle of Seasons, see Snake's Remains. For the Level 2 from Oracle of Ages, see Wing Dungeon.

Level 2,(TLoZ | LCT)[1][2] also stylized as Level-2,(TLoZ | BSTLoZ)[3][name references needed] and known as Moon,(TLoZ)[1] is a recurring Dungeon and Level in The Legend of Zelda series.

Overview

The Legend of Zelda

Entrance to Level 2

In the First Quest, the Labyrinth's entrance is atop a green hill in the eastern part of Hyrule north of the forest area.

In the Second Quest, the Labyrinth's entrance is a stairway hidden under an Armos statue in the western part of Hyrule. This is the same spot that a Shop selling the Blue Ring is located in the First Quest.

Themes and Navigation

The interior of this Dungeon appears to be made of stone bricks, like most Dungeons in The Legend of Zelda, with its primary color being a deep and dark shade of blue. One room is filled with sand and is home to Moldorms. The main item of this Dungeon is the Magical Boomerang, an upgrade of the previous normal Boomerang. It is guarded by a room full of blue Goriya. The Boss of this Dungeon is a single Dodongo, who guards one of the Triforce Shards. This Dungeon is also houses an Old Man who tells Link that "DODONGO DISLIKES SMOKE." This Dungeon has more Keys than is needed to unlock all of the doors in the Dungeon, as there are four Keys and three locked doors.

Like most Labyrinths in the Second Quest of The Legend of Zelda, the layout greatly differs from the First Quest in size and difficulty. Additionally, the walls and floors of the Labyrinth are instead the color green, thus being more similar to Level 3 in the First Quest. In the Second Quest, the main Item of this Labyrinth is the Recorder, located in a basement room guarded by Keese. Manhandla appears as a mini-boss and Gleeok is the main Boss guarding one of the Triforce Shards.

The most notable difference in Second Quest is the shape of this Labyrinth, changing from a crescent moon to the shape of the letter "A." The Maps of the first five Labyrinths in the Second Quest each symbolize a letter, spelling out an anagram for "ZELDA."

Enemies
First QuestSecond Quest
Sub-Bosses
Second Quest only
Bosses
First QuestSecond Quest

Other Appearances

BS The Legend of Zelda



Entrance to Level 2

To open the entrance to the Dungeon, the Mascot must place a Bomb on top of a large rock.[which?]

Themes and Navigation

Red Goriyas guard the Wooden Boomerang. The Boss is a Dodongo.

The layout of the dungeon forms a "t", following the dungeon pattern that spells out "St. GIGA".

Enemies
Bosses

Link's Crossbow Training



In Link's Crossbow Training, Level 2 is one of the three first Levels that Link can play. The Level consists of three Stages, including Goron Target Practice, Zora River: Defender, and Skull Shooting. If Link gets a total of over 20,000 points in all three Stages, he will earn a bronze Medal. If he gets 40,000 or more points, he will earn a silver Medal. If he gets 60,000 or more points, he will earn a gold Medal. If he gets 80,000 or more points, he will earn a platinum Medal.

Nomenclature

ZW Nomenclature Asset.png Names in Other Regions ZW Nomenclature Asset 2.png
LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
  • LEVEL-2[6]
  • ムーン (Mūn)[6]
  •  
  • Moon
The People's Republic of China
ChineseSI
  • 关卡二 (Guān qiǎ èr)[9]
  • 月之迷宫 (Yuè zhī mí gōng)[9]
  • Same as English.
  • Moon Dungeon
The Kingdom of the Netherlands
Dutch
Level 2[8]
The French Republic
FrenchEU
  • Moon
  • Level 2
The Italian Republic
Italian
  • Level 2
  • Moon
The Russian Federation
Russian
N/A 
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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 144 (TLoZ)
  2. "Level 2" — Level Select (Link's Crossbow Training)
  3. "Level-2" — Map (The Legend of Zelda)
  4. The Legend of Zelda manual, Italian localization, [which page?]
  5. Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 144
  6. 6.0 6.1 Hyrule Encyclopedia, Ambit Ltd., pg. 142
  7. 7.0 7.1 Encyclopedia, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 144
  8. The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 43
  9. 9.0 9.1 塞尔达传说:百科全书, New Star Press, pg. 220