whats the policy on badly named smash bros weapons? Do we use are better judgement and call it what it looks like or treat smash bros as offical and call it what they call it? In melee the bow is clearly the Fairy's Bow yet Link's is called simply Bow and Young Link's is called Fire Bow. Similaly to the Boomerang in Super Smash Bros. which is called boomerang but moves and looks like the blue Magic Boomerang. And why does it only refer to Young Link's version of it. Oni Dark Link 19:40, March 7, 2010 (UTC)

Not Required? Edit

This page says the Fire Arrows aren't required to beat the game (OoT). Is that true? I though that they were, but I'm not certain. Maybe it was the shadow temple you needed them in? Anyone know for sure?--Fierce Deku (talk) 22:56, November 27, 2010 (UTC)

You can use Din's Fire pretty much anywhere you would need the Fire Arrows in the normal game. In master quest they are required in several places I believe. The first one that springs to mind is the Shadow Temple section of Ganon's Castle Oni Dark Link 11:21, November 29, 2010 (UTC)

You don't told us what would happen if you don't have Din's Fire. Also, some puzzles will involve both fire and arrows, so having arrows in a place with torches is a good idea. Ye already played Majora's Mask Woodfall temple? Most puzzles use fire after you take down the Dinolfos there. 189.124.170.87 00:55, December 1, 2010 (UTC)

In the puzzles you mentioned, the Fire Arrows are only helpful, not required. Also, there are only two puzzles that can be solved with Din's Fire (the one that gets you into the Shadow Temple and another inside said temple), and only the one inside the temple could feasibly be overcome with Fire Arrows. Since you MUST have Din's Fire by that point, the Fire Arrows are never needed. Jedimasterlink (talk) 01:11, December 1, 2010 (UTC)

I don't have Din's Fire and i can pass fiery puzzles really good. It's like trying to solve light puzzles without a Mirror Shield, that's what you say?

189.124.170.87 02:26, December 1, 2010 (UTC)