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Dragon Roost Cavern
Dragon Roost Cavern Map
Game(s) The Wind Waker
Location(s) Dragon Roost Island
Main Item Grappling Hook
Mini-boss(es) Bokoblins (x2)
Moblin
Boss(es) Gohma

Dragon Roost Cavern (竜の山のほこら Ryū no Yama no Hokora?) is the first dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. It is located within Dragon Roost Mountain, the home to the Sky Spirit Valoo.

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Story Edit

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

When Link first comes to Dragon Roost Island, Valoo is very upset, yet the Rito who live there do not know why. Unless they can solve the problem, Valoo will not let anyone near to receive his scales, which the Rito need to fly.

Link first learns of the cavern from Medli, a Rito and the Great Valoo's attendant. She wishes to visit Valoo and find out why he is upset. With Link's help, she reaches the cavern, and gives Link a bottle, which allows him access to the cavern as well. The entrance to the cavern is blocked by a moat. A large rock, from the disturbance caused by Valoo, blocked the hole that caused the moat, so Link waters a dried-up bomb flower, blows up the rock, and enters the cavern.

While inside, Link has to rescue Medli, who ends up captured by Bokoblins. Upon her release, Link receives from her the Grappling Hook, a device that Rito used to fly before they had wings.

Link finds the Parasitic Armored Arachnid called Gohma in the room below Valoo. It was the Gohma that made Valoo upset by pulling on his tail. Using the Grappling Hook and the weight of Valoo, Link defeats Gohma and restores peace to the island. He then receives the Din's Pearl from Prince Komali as a reward for scaling the cavern.

Spoiler warning: Spoilers end here.

Dungeon Edit

The dungeon spans most of the inside and some of the outside of Dragon Roost Island. The dungeon is fire themed; Link needs the Water Pot in order to safely navigate the lava pools. The dungeon has one large, main room covering several floors, with ledges and a bridge higher up above the lower floor. Some rooms have doors leading to the outside; often Link must go outside the cavern to climb up stairs on the side of the island and reenter the cavern through another door. The highest set of stairs on the outside crumble as Link climbs them, requiring the use of the Grappling Hook to safely get down. At the top of the highest stairs, Valoo can be seen, breathing fire and obviously angry. Directly below waits the dungeon's boss, Gohma.

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Theory Edit

Theory warning: This section contains theoretical information based on the research of one or several other users. It has not been officially verified by Nintendo and its factual accuracy is disputed.

Dragon Roost Cavern Mural
The mural found in the entrance hall of the Dragon Roost Cavern
AuronKaizerAdded by AuronKaizer

Because some believe that Dragon Roost Island was Death Mountain in the past, it is possible that Dragon Roost Cavern is the Fire Temple. This theory is furthered by the abundant amount of similarities between the two temples, as well as the cave paintings in Dragon Roost Cavern that bear a striking resemblance to Volvagia, the boss of the Fire Temple in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It may have also been Dodongo's Cavern, as it is also in Death Mountain, some parts of the cave also look similar to it, and the music is similar.

Theory warning: Theories end here.

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