Wind and Earth Temples

Wind and Earth Temples
	ScreenshotIn-game screenshots HWLHyrule Warriors LegendsHWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition
Era	Era of the Great Sea
Main Theme Music
Watchers of the Triforce
Playable Character(s)	Link; Lana; Tetra; King Daphnes;
Mini-boss(es)	Gohma; Manhandla;
Boss	Phantom Ganon
Completion Reward(s)	Hero Mode difficulty; Hard difficulty Gold Skulltulas;

Non-Canon Information

The following article is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

The Wind and Earth Temples are a Stage in Hyrule Warriors Legends. They contain the Scenario "Watchers of the Triforce" in Legend Mode.

Features and Overview

The Wind and Earth Temples are a fusion of the Wind Temple and the Earth Temple from The Wind Waker.

Areas

Watchers of the Triforce

The heroes have now learnt that Phantom Ganon was the great evil one who has stolen the Triforce of Power and was robbing away Cia of her power which helped him learn about Lana. With the balance of the Triforce's power shifted so greatly, time was of the essence as well as Cia disappearing forever without her magic. With little power left, Cia told Link and his allies where to find Phantom Ganon and rushed off as quickly as they can. ^[1]

Phantom Ganon's power was extremely high and was causing lightning to strike endlessly all over the temples and causing Hyrulean Forces to lose health. King Daphnes, however, proposed another option to cease the lightning strikes by using the power of the Temples' sages. Claiming the sage keeps from each corner of the map will weaken their foe. Once a sage keep is claimed, the large pattern on the floor will change from evil to a Triforce emblem, however, the doors remain sealed due to Phantom Ganon's doing. Two out four Sage keeps are merely impossible for Hyrulean Forces to advance to. A Hero can find a switch to pound with the Hammer to open a pathway to the Sage Keeps, one will grow out planted Korok trees to raise a Hookshot platform while another will open a light source to evaporate stone statues that was blocking a Hootshot spot. However, clearing a path will cause the Monster forces to summon Messengers to run at the sage keeps to summon reinforcements. During the confusion, Phantom Ganon continues to grow stronger within the Enemy base and overtime, Cia will be losing health from the Lightning as well if capturing the Sage keeps isn't dealt with quickly.

Once all four Sage Keeps are captured, the lightning strikes will have stopped and the doors will have finally been opened. The Heroes must protect the keeps in order to keep the lightning from resuming. Lana now wishes to rendezvous to Cia in the Allied Base. Retaliating, Phantom Ganon increases the Power within monsters that were in the central area of the map. The Heroes must clear the paths to reach and defeat the central area monsters to make Phantom Ganon leave his base. In time, the monsters will have summoned Gohma and Manhandla to advance and attack the Sage keeps. Defeating both bosses becomes the priority before regrouping with Cia.

When defeating the powered up monsters as well as the two bosses, Phantom Ganon will open the doors of his base and come out to advance on Cia at the central area as she advances towards him as well. Cia reveals that Phantom Ganon was the cause of the new rift when he was stealing her magic. In her weakened state, Cia will be unable to defeat Phantom Ganon on her own and will lose health quickly. Engaging Phantom Ganon will be proven pointless as his health will recover overtime. Once all the heroes have gathered around Phantom Ganon with Cia, using their combined strength, they will cause Phantom Ganon to lose his power to regenerate. Cia will reveal that she has used the last bit of her power and will now sit back on the sidelines, allowing the four reminding Heroes to deal with Phantom Ganon. He will strike furiously with his blades, crating clones of himself to attack and unleashing energy balls at his enemies which can be deflected back.

Once defeated, Phantom Ganon will vanish and would have released the Triforce of Power which Lana will have used to restore Cia's power back to her. With the battle won, Tetra and King Daphnes will have vanished and return to their proper homes saying good-bye. Link, Lana and Cia then return to Hyrule Castle where they will meet up with Zelda to reunite the Triforce to close the rifts once again. Restoring the lands, Lana and Cia say their good-bye to Link and Zelda as they return to the Valley of Seers to resume their roles as Guardians and keepers of the Triforce of Power.^[2]

Combatants

Hyrulean Forces	Phantom Ganon's Forces
Hylian Captains	Big Poes
Hylian Soldiers	Stone Blins
	Messengers
	Miniblins
	Miniblin Captains
	Green Chuchus
	Red Chuchus
	Yellow Chuchus
Commanders
Link	Phantom Ganon
Lana	Gohma
Tetra	Manhandla
King Daphnes
Cia

Collectibles

Item	Location	Condition
Gold Skulltula	On a ledge south of South Mine Keep.	Defeat 1000 enemies
Gold Skulltula (Hard Mode)	Behind a wall of vines in the tunnel west of Rock Keep.	As Tetra, reduce Phantom Ganon to 50% health or less in 15 minutes or less.
Piece of Heart	Faces Keep.	Play as Link
Heart Container	Beneath a boulder southwest of the Allied Base.	Play as King Daphnes.
Sealed Weapon (Swift Sail)	Rock Keep.	Capture the Rock Keep.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
English^BRBritish	Wind and Earth Temples ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends)}^[3]
Japanese	風(かぜ)と大地(だいち)の神殿(しんでん) (Kaze to Daichi no Shinden) ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends)}^[4]
French^CACanadian	Temples du vent et de la terre ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends \| HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}^[5]^[6]
French^EUEuropean	Temples du vent et de la terre ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends \| HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}^[7]^[6]
German	Zephir- und Terratempel ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends \| HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}^[8]^[9]
Italian	Santuari del mare ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends \| HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}^[10]^[11]	Sanctuaries of the sea
Korean	바람과 대지의 신전 (Baramgwa Daejiyi Sinjeon) ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends)}^[12]
Spanish^{LALatin American}	Templos de los mares ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends \| HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}^[13]^[14]	Temples of the seas
Spanish^EUEuropean	Templos de los mares ^{(HWLHyrule Warriors Legends \| HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}^[15]^[14]	Temples of the seas
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

Gallery

Hyrule Warriors Legends
The exterior of the Rock Keep in the Wind Temple
Hyrule Warriors Legends
The Korok Trees in the Wind Temple
Hyrule Warriors Legends
The Statues in the Earth Temple
Hyrule Warriors Legends
The exterior of the Faces Keep in the Earth Temple
Hyrule Warriors Legends
The NW Sage Keep in the Earth Temple
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition
A promotional screenshot of the NW Sage Keep in the Earth Temple
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition
Wind and Earth Temples Map

References

↑ The heroes now knew the evil one had taken the Triforce of Power. He had robbed Cia of her magic and learned of her other half, Lana. With the balance of the Triforce so shifted, there was little hope the world would return to normal. And with her magic gone, in time Cia would completely disappear. Cia used what little power she had left to seek out the one who had taken from her so much. She told Link and the others of her findings. If they could defeat the shadowy presence, they could save not only the world from danger, but Cia as well. Link and his allies held the promise of future peace in their hearts as they readied for this final, decisive battle. — N/A (Hyrule Warriors Legends)
↑ In this way, peace returned to Hyrule. Lana and Cia bid Link and the others farewell and resumed their roles as guardians in the Valley of Seers. Power... Wisdom... Courage. Together, Lana and Cia would protect the balance of the Triforce--in peace and harmony. — N/A (Hyrule Warriors Legends)
↑ Wind and Earth Temples — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, British English version)
↑ 風(かぜ)と大地(だいち)の神殿(しんでん) — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, Japanese version)
↑ Temples du vent et de la terre — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, Canadian French version)
↑ ^6.0 ^6.1 Temples du vent et de la terre — Select Scenario (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ Temples du vent et de la terre — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, European French version)
↑ Zephir- und Terratempel — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, German version)
↑ Zephir- und Terratempel — Select Scenario (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ Santuari del mare — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, Italian version)
↑ Santuari del mare — Select Scenario (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ 바람과 대지의 신전 — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, Korean version)
↑ Templos de los mares — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, Latin American Spanish version)
↑ ^14.0 ^14.1 Templos de los mares — Select Scenario (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ Templos de los mares — Select Warrior (Hyrule Warriors Legends, European Spanish version)