While Snowpeak does not actually appear in Ocarina of Time it is possible that mountain existed and was simply inaccessible during the events of Ocarina of Time, save for Ice Cavern, which Link was only able to access due to Ganondorf freezing Zora's Domain and Zora's Fountain. Given its general location, freezing climate, and proximity to Zora's Domain it is possible that the Ice Cavern is part of the Snowpeak mountain region from Twilight Princess. It has not been officially verified by Nintendo and its factual accuracy is disputed. Theory warning: This section contains theoretical information based on the research of one or several other users. Sheik teaches Link the " Serenade of Water" inside the cavern, the warp song leading to the Water Temple. Ruto afterwards headed to the Water Temple within the depths of Lake Hylia.
Almost all of the Zora were sealed under the ice, but Sheik managed to rescue Princess Ruto from this fate. Once Ganondorf used the Triforce of Power to wreak havoc on Hyrule, he conjured up the being Morpha, effectively cursing Zora's Domain. Suddenly, Sheik appears and informs him of the fate that befell the Zora people. Within the cavern, Link finds Blue Fire, an unnatural substance indigenous to the cavern, which Link can put into bottles and carry around with him in order to melt the Red Ice found throughout the cavern.Īfter navigating the dungeon, Link is confronted by a White Wolfos after its defeat, a Treasure Chest appears, which contains the Iron Boots.
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When he returns to Zora's Fountain, a series of Ice Blocks which he must traverse have appeared, leading to the previously inaccessible Ice Cavern. Link finds Zora's Domain frozen, with the Zora encased in thick ice, and Lord Jabu-Jabu nowhere to be seen. Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.
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