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*In the Japanese version of {{TAoL|-}}, {{Plural|TAoL|Blue Octorok|link}} can be found inside {{Term|TAoL|Midoro Palace|link}}. In international versions, they were replaced with blue {{Plural|TAoL|Aneru|link}}. | *In the Japanese version of {{TAoL|-}}, {{Plural|TAoL|Blue Octorok|link}} can be found inside {{Term|TAoL|Midoro Palace|link}}. In international versions, they were replaced with blue {{Plural|TAoL|Aneru|link}}. | ||
*The location of the {{Term|TAoL|King's Tomb|link}} differs significantly between the Japanese and international versions of {{TAoL|-}}. In the Japanese version, the {{Term|TAoL|King's Tomb}} features a dark sky and enemies such as {{Plural|TAoL|Bot|link}} and a {{Term|TAoL|Goriya|link}}. This area was revamped in international versions to feature a light sky and the enemies have been replaced by an elderly woman who explains the surrounding area. The location present in the original Japanese version was relocated southwest in international versions of the game. | *The location of the {{Term|TAoL|King's Tomb|link}} differs significantly between the Japanese and international versions of {{TAoL|-}}. In the Japanese version, the {{Term|TAoL|King's Tomb}} features a dark sky and enemies such as {{Plural|TAoL|Bot|link}} and a {{Term|TAoL|Goriya|link}}. This area was revamped in international versions to feature a light sky and the enemies have been replaced by an elderly woman who explains the surrounding area. The location present in the original Japanese version was relocated southwest in international versions of the game. | ||
*Important items in the Japanese version of {{TAoL|-}} need to be stabbed in order to collect. This is most visible in the "Child" item which is protected in the Japanese version. In international versions, Link will simply pick up the item and hold it high. | |||
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File:TAoL King's Tomb FDS.png|The {{Term|TAoL|King's Tomb}} in the Japanese version | File:TAoL King's Tomb FDS.png|The {{Term|TAoL|King's Tomb}} in the Japanese version | ||