Every Ocarina of Time Dungeon RANKED 

I've never heard "King Dodongo" and "tough" in the same sentence before lol

I was surprised to see the water temple at #8 - I loved that temple - I thought it was so difficult. The ongoing raising and lowering of water was such a cool feature. It's a challenge - which is what the temples should be.

I'm so happy the Spirit Temple topped the list. I really enjoy that dungeon a lot. It's really just a lot of fun. It balances challenge and humor well.

When I saw that you put Dadongo's Cavern as low as you did I thought "really, that low?" but then soon realised how hard it must have been to rank the others. A true testimony of how fun this game is.

My fav temple was the forest one because it was the first one we play as Adult Link. The whole adult part got me hyped af in general when I played Ocarina of Time for the first time decades ago

I'm a huge fan of the spirit and fire temples. I love volcanic aesthetics, with you actually climbing the interior of death mountain, with magma, fire everywhere and boulders that make it as intense as you would think being inside an active volcano would be. I especially love where you can see how far you have climbed up throughout the dungeon in certain rooms, to show how huge the volcano really can be. The spirit temple has the best theme, with the back and forth of child and adult link being really memorable. You get to defeat ganondorf's surrogate mothers in his own home turf! I mean how high up can you go before defeating the demon king of thieves himself?

Great list! I'm actually a big fan of the water temple. I can't disagree with the sour points, but I find the cohesive design of the dungeon to be more enthralling than most of the dungeons in the game.

I like that even the lower rated dungeons aren't just a big complain-fest in your analysis. Great video.

I believe this is the greatest game ever created. I don’t believe any game will ever top it. Maybe that’s just the nostalgia talking but whatever the case may be, this game is just special and I hope to be able to play it again one day. My ranking would be 1. Spirit Temple 2. Forest Temple 3. Shadow Temple 4. Fire Temple 5. Dodongo’s Cavern 6. Great Deku Tree 7. Water Temple 8. Ganon’s Castle 9. Jabu Jabu‘s Belly

Actually, the Dark Link fight is a really fun challenge, the trick is to not Z-Target him.

I love that you put the Spirit Temple at #1 and the Fire Temple at #2. Thought I was the only one in the world to rank them at the top of my list 😉😉

I really enjoy the forest temple. It’s the first adult Link temple which gives the game an interesting newness the first time you play it. The music and color palette are calming and sets the stage

for me its 1.) Spirit Temple 2.) Forrest Temple 3.) Fire Temple 4.) Ganon's Castle 5.) Shadow Temple 6.) Water Temple 7.) Dodongo's Cavern 8.) Inside The Great Deku Tree 9.) Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly What makes this game so great is the dungeons and music that comes with each one. I just love the designs of every single one

I really, really love the Spirit Temple. It really feels like a test of all the abilities that Link has learned throughout the game, both as a kid and as an adult. It is my favorite dungeon in Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The puzzles in this dungeon felt difficult yet solvable. Twinrova was maddening to fight, yet enjoyable once you defeated her.

OoT, ALTTP, MM, Twilight Princess all had masterful dungeons.

I do agree with you that the Bottom of the Well makes you feel a bit more helpless in that you revert to being a child, where your puny Kokiri Sword requires EIGHT regular strikes just to take out a Gibdo. But granted, you're still a more experienced hero, having done all three main childhood dungeons and at least the Forest Temple (and saw what a hellhole all of Hyrule becomes in the future) before you're capable of entering the place. Not to mention increased surviveability due to several Heart Containers and potentially multiple bottles filled with either fairies or potions (which is WAY better than I could say about my first experience entering the Royal Tomb, which I did before Dodongo's Cavern). Plus, if you know what you're doing and you're not interested in 100%ing the Skulltulas, you're not even required to go through more than the well's main corridor and the boss room with Dead Hand (Master Quest is a different story, though). Still, even if you are taking on the Shadow Temple as a seasoned adult (and it might've even been originally planned to be the final dungeon before Ganon, if the menu placements are anything to go by), it's still a sufficiently disturbing environment, and it does feel as if the stakes are raised both due to the sheer scale of the temple as well as the showdown with Bongo-Bongo. For that matter, Bongo-Bongo itself helps serve to make the Shadow Temple (and the well, for that matter) mysterious as it is creepy. From a narrative perspective, it's interesting to think that the Shadow Temple was possibly the only adult temple that wasn't directly influenced by Ganondorf, making the thing a place of evil all its own (and it is suggested to have had a dark history). Though, it is possible that Ganondorf's influence over Hyrule may've indirectly helped to weaken the seal on the well (depends how this particular seal works, but generally in fiction, they are effected by negative emotions, which future Hyrule is certainly full of), but it only leads to the question of who or what even is Bongo-Bongo (also, considering you visit the place as a child, where in the well was he even sealed?). I also find it worth mentioning how heavily the Shadow Temple and the well contrast with the otherwise peaceful Kakariko Village, in which both dungeons are situated, leaving a disturbing sensation of people going about their happy lives despite the terrifying secrets that lie mere meters beneath their feet.

I think the Great Deku Tree is just about the perfect introduction temple. This is an open world game and much of its players were/are children, and those of us who were children at the time of its release and still go back and play it through nostalgia. Anyway, the Deku Tree is about getting used to the game, getting an introduction to the story, and getting an early feeling of achievement before getting out into the bigger land of Hyrule. As a kid playing the game back in the day, that quick progress through the Dungeons and Temples slowed dramatically for me after getting out of the forest! It wasn't just the dungeons but also the tasks in between just to get into the dungeons. This certainly added to the exploration and adventure of open world gaming, but it could be frustrating when there was something I just couldn't figure out. Legendary as the game is, Nintendo are preoccupied with selling and developing the new games and Ocarina of Time was on the 3ds (which I've never played) the game hasn't been available for a TV console gaming experience since the Gamecube... kids love the latest and greatest, that's just the way it is. It's the responsibility of the old Ocarina of Time kids to keep the old consoles and cartridges in good condition, clean them inside out, refurbish/restore games and consoles if/when they stop working... then introduce your children to video gaming via these old classics, because the your children will want what's trending at the time and they aren't likely to appreciate a step backwards in quality... I know, I started out with a Sega master system and mega drive at friends houses, and once the 3d consoles came out none of us kids ever looked back! Ok, it's a bit different because the jump in quality and overall experience going from 2d to 3d was a huge thing.. a much bigger deal than just slightly improved graphics and faster loading speeds! But the point is still valid. To summarise: N64 fans... don't let the classics die! The manufacturers will gladly let these old games disappear so that sales of new games are maximised... it's up to the old fans to keep the classics alive forever!

Here’s my ranking (note, this *is* coming from the POV of only playing OOT 3D) Jabu-Jabu Dodongo’s Cavern Water Temple Deku Tree Ganon’s Castle Fire Temple Spirit Temple Shadow Temple Forest Temple I ADORE the Forest Temple, one of my favorite dungeons in the entire series. That first wallmaster room is legendary

Thought about the Water Temple, there was a massive missed opportunity here. The water level could have been changed by using the Song of Storms (raise via rain), and the Sun Song (lower via evaporation). That, with making the Iron Boots a C item would largely fix the dungeon. Sure the dungeon might need a bit of a layout change to accommodate being able to freely change the water level, but I think that'd make for a very interesting dungeon.

Thanks for the nostalgia trip! I obviously had my least favorite, and my favorite, but I had never thought of ranking them all.

This video was amazing man, I love the words you used, tho it’s a long video I can’t see myself ever getting bored of it. Thanks for watching my ranking!

Very thought out video. There are so many oot videos, but yours kept me engaged the whole time. Gj, subscribed

Great list! Found the Banjo lists first and I’m loving this series! One question though.. why the Chrono Trigger music when you were discussing the Fire Temple? I was so confused lol.. you made a great case for the Fire Temple and actually helped me appreciate it a bit more, bc it’s always been one of my least favorites.. probably bc it’s the one I get lost in the most 🙃

The Spirit Temple is my favorite dungeon in this game. Glad to see someone liking it as much as I do. And I never actually do those puzzles with the mummies, you can cheese those with Din's Fire and Fire arrows.

Yeah, this is exactly the kinda video I needed at 4:50 AM.

Well deserved first place for Spirit temple. It is by far my favourite dungeon of the entire Zelda franchise

The fire temple is my favorite for everything you mentioned…along with the theme as well! And no not the one that got replaced but the one that’s actually in the game lol. To me the fire temple in some ways is the most simple dungeon too. Save a Goron- get a key. And and the items dungeon the megaton hammer. Lol

I could NOT disagree more about the Water Temple- it’s puzzle wise the only temple in OoT & one of the only in all of 3D Zelda that really even comes close to the puzzle intricacy of the 2D games

I honestly loved the water temple. Once you figure out the mechanics it'd really simple. I even drew where stuff was when I was a kid cause I kept getting lost lol. Favorite is spirit temple followed by the forest temple. Though I don't really have a least favorite the one I don't get as excited about is the shadow one. Though it is still a good one

What honestly would've been really cool is if there was another point to the Bottom of the Well where you actually have to open up the Shadow Temple as a child, connecting the 2 dungeons. Like say upon first entering the Shadow Temple, you actually can't get into the first room as the doorway is caged off, upon looking through the bars; you see a switch that could likely open the bars, but you can't activate it from where you are. Then upon getting the Lens of Truth at the Bottom of the Well, you discover a hidden ladder at the bottom floor of the dungeon, branching like the one in Majora's Mask. It would answer the question as to why there would apparently be an upper floor in the dungeon. Upon reaching the top of the ladder, you go through a cave doorway leading into the Shadow temple, and get through a crawlspace to reach the Switch that opens the dungeon for Adult Link.

Unpopular list: 9. Jabu-Jabu’s Belly 8. Shadow Temple 7. Dodongo’s Cavern 6. Great Deku Tree 5. Fire Temple 4. Ganon’s Castle 3. Spirit Temple 2. Forest Temple 1. Water Temple For some reason I found the water temple to be my favorite dungeon, yes it was difficult/tedious, but the graphics, music, and overall atmosphere more than made up for it. Plus Dark Link was my favorite mini-boss in the game.

You've done a good job with this video. I disagree with your list but thanks to your talking along with appropriate footage made it very fun to watch :)

Thanks for the amazing video. A small bit of criticism, the transition sound between each dungeon was insanely loud. I just about jumped out of my seat every time 🤣

Yoooo Chrono Trigger music during the Fire Temple segment. Two of my all time favorite games coming together!

My List: 1. Forest Temple 2. Spirit Temple 3. Shadow Temple 4. Fire Temple 5. The Great Deku Tree 6. Water Temple 7. Dodongo's Cavern 8. Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly

I have tears running down my face with a nostalgia and me and my mom playing this when I was a kid.. R.I.P. MA I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S BEEN 20 YEARS..😢

Spirit Temple has always been my favorite. Glad you agree!! Man of taste

For some reason, the water temple dungeon in 3D master quest I end up liking more than the original OR the 3ds version of the original. To this day I hardly have any idea why, when the puzzles are far more cryptic. My favorite dungeon in the game is the Shadow Temple. No matter how much "better" the other dungeons are at testing your ability to backtrack and memorize layouts and solve puzzles, I always appreciate this dungeon in its atmosphere and how haunting it is. The music, the enemies, the obstacles being literal torture chamber devices... it all makes this dungeon memorable and different than all the others. It's as if the game is telling me: "If you cannot handle the horrors of Hyrule's secrets, how can you hope to conquer the darkness of evil itself?" And playing it on the gold cartridge makes it so much better. Especially when you finally figure out after 11 years that you can use the lens of truth + bombs to snuff out the deadhand. I don't like those arm pillars grabbing me. ;_;

Really great video and list. Totally agree Water Temple was just a few tweaks away from being one of (if not the) best temple in the game. I played through it recently on a randomizer (which also allowed the boots to be equipped as an item) and it was probably my favorite temple to playthrough this time around. Great atmosphere (in my opinion), and all around a really cool design. Monster Maze has a great video on the subject that echoes what I'm saying. That said, Forest Temple is BY FAR my favorite, and is overall one of my favorites places in videos games period. In my opinion it's basically perfect (or at least perfect for me, as it checks all the boxes I personally enjoy).

I think a big part of the Forest temple is it theme music !! 🎶 🎶 🎵 🎵 🎶 🎶 🎵 🎵

Though I don't agree with everything here, (for example, Jabu Jabu is my personal favorite of the 3 child dungeons) this is a very respectable list! It's insane how even the weakest dungeons still have qualities to them that show the potential of being a great dungeon. It's a really strong testament to just how smartly designed the dungeons of OoT are.

Super thoughtful and well articulated

My favorite dungeons in descending order: - Water Temple - Shadow Temple - Dodongo's Cavern - Jabu Jabu's Belly - Deku Tree - Forest Temple - Fire Temple

Excellent list..i like to see unique point of views. Here is my OOT dungeon list ranked and with One Word that describes them. Last- Fire Temple- Its average and dragged on. Dodongos Cavern- like it for nostalgia reasons but not the best dungeon. Deku tree- fine for a First dungeon.. i like the fact you acually feel like your in a tree. Jabu jabus belly- frustrating but unique. Ice cavern- nice music but tricky Bottom of well- was not expecting the scary theme..prepares you for Shadow Temple. Shadow Temple- scary and intimidating. Water Temple- fantastic mini boss Ganons castle- brilliant design Spirit Temple- well made..like the change between young and adult link. Forest Temple- best Zelda dungeon level ever.

I just noticed something with the Forest Temple. When you realize that you can't progress further a new player would probably get grabbed by a Wallmaster and be placed at the start and with the compass in hand you would see the key immediately.

Great video man!

Always fun to see people rank OoT temples. I'd rank then Spirit, Forest, Water, Shadow, Fire, Ganon Castle, Deku Tree, Dodongo Cavern, and then Jabu-Jabu Belly.

Other than the audio balance being off, I enjoyed your video. I weirdly liked the lower res of the footage quality. Rather than an emulator in HD, it felt like I was watching your CRT footage

I know it's alot shorter lived, but can you do one of these for Majora's mask? I'd really like to hear your input on the temples. Excellent video, keep up the good work!

When I was a little kid, I was stuck in the water temple for 2 years

I like the detail you go into for each of your reviews. Even for your lowest ranked dungeons, you still enthusiastically sing their praise. For each entry you mention all the good and all the bad and explain why you ranked them above or below others. I like how you'll even go into broader contexts. E.g. for your Wind Waker list you still have your complaints about your favourite dungeon and you contrast to dungeons in other games.

I feel like I'm a little more forgiving of that Dodongo Eye Bomb puzzle. The tablet that explains it at least makes it a little vague. Better than the one that explains the Ancient Cistern's solution, anyway.

I don't have much to say, I love every dungeon in this game, but, tbh, Spirit Temple it's probably the best in the entire series, great video!

The fire temple is the only one where I missed picking up the compass. Good challenge.

I fell asleep to this video at dodongos cavern. Not because it was boring, but because i was tired. Not sure why i felt the need to mention that but i watched the rest this morning and great vid.

Great video! I disagree with you on a lot of points, but I really enjoyed hearing you make your case for each dungeon. One suggestion though would be to decrease the volume of the "Zelda secret" transition sound that you used for each number on the list. It's much louder than the rest of the video and it scared the crap out of me every time. Lol

I played ocarina of time 3d and the water temple is legitimately my second favorite dungeon behind only the forest temple.

When I was younger I really loved the spirit temple, but the more I play it, the more I find it to be tedious. Partially this is maybe because I normally play the master mode these days which I think did favours for the Water temple and a disservice to the spirit, but I just find it long, samey and not difficult enough to be challenging, but too difficult to breeze through either. So, I don't know, interesting perspective I guess. I agree with what you said about the Dodongo's cavern, and I have two really simple things which would have completely fixed the issue. First, put the stone tablet where the bemos is at the start so that it's underneath the Giant Dodongo skull. That way you get the clue at the start of the dungeon and are looking for a way to get up to the walk way the entire time, and you don't yet have the bombs, meaning that it's less clear how you will do it. Second, move the bridge slightly, and fill in the holes so that you instead have to drop the bombs of the side of the bridge

Shoutout to the Chronotrigger music during the fire temple coverage haha

I love this list! I think in general people are partial to the games earlier dungeons due to the familiarity and especially more casual players who may not have completed multiple play throughs. I will say the water temple is legendary for it’s difficulty and I love the shadow temple for the creepiness.

11:42 the problem is people like egoraptor exist. You can give him step by step instructions and he still screws it up.

Great list. I personally feel like the consequences for falling down a hole in the fire temple are waaaay worse than in Jabu-Jabu. I'm slightly biased though as I enjoy the Jabu-Jabu dungeon a lot, but the frustration of falling in Jabu pales in comparison to falling down the megaton hammer pit... But you did a great job on the video

This was a good and fun list. I did have some issues with the sound though, the voiceover was too quiet so I had to turn up the volume, but the item chime sound when a number was shown was incredibly loud in comparison making watching the video difficult and a juggle between turning the volume down for the numbers and back up to hear the voiceover.

Killer channel, glad this popped up. Video essays are my shit

Great list, probably the only person to not put Forest Temple at 1 (which I would lol).

Damn it, my text ring tone is the same noise you use for the list number intro and twice I thought I got a text when I didn't.

Calling Big Octo intense is a bit of a stretch. Walk up to it, get bopped once, throw a boomerang, and then jump slash with a stick. It literally dies to one stick.

Yes, the Water Temple is very frustrating at times but at other times the puzzlebox character of its awesome design is only matched by Stone Tower Temple in Majora's Mask. This is why I will always defend it.

The Water Temple is without a doubt the most frustrating dungeon imo. I remember as a kid, I was stuck on it for so long and without the access of RU-vid, there was no guide for me. I have a Nintendo Switch and have recently played OOT again and still needed help from RU-vid to get past the Water Temple.

When I clicked on this video I was thinking to myself “this dude better put jabu jabus belly last” and you did. Great minds think alike 😂

*_It is_* one of the greatest games ever released. It set the baseline for many future Zelda games. Its soundtrack is the most iconic: you still hear variations of said music in subsequent Zelda games to this day. It was also the game that invented Target-Locking (at the time it was called Z-Locking). It also introduced the technique of Context-Sensitive Actions. BOTH THESE TECHNIQUES ARE PRACTICALLY STANDARD IN ALMOST ALL VIDEO GAMES TODAY. It's not controversial. This is a fact that it is one of the greatest games and you have to give the Devil his due. Anyone who says it isn't is just objectively wrong. There is no discussion - they're wrong.

First video I’ve seen… had a look at your others whilst I’m watching. Already can see it’s great content and stuff im going to tune in to watch. Subscribed 😊

I've always wondered why the energy bolt speeds up with each volley during the Phantom Ganon fight but doesn't speed up between volleys while facing the real Ganondorf. Yeah, a spin attack will speed up Ganondorf's bolt considerably, but I feel the speeding up feature should have been standard in the real thing. It doesn't make sense for it to only happen on what is essentially the practice round but not on the real fight.

Forest Temple has always been my favorite. The music, atmosphere, and Phantom Ganondorf is a pretty intimidating boss fight. I love the design of the Water Temple and it's music. I just hated the original mechanics of the temple for N64. The 3DS version made it a much better. Also I don't know why but despite playing/beating this game so many times I lost count, I always forget one key somewhere and have to back track. Overall Ocarina of Time is one of my absolute all time favorite games.

I believe OOT was the first or one of the first games to ever feature first person shooting, as well via the bow

I had no real basis for judging dungeons, when I first tried this game out. Being so new to Zelda traditions I found most of them frustrating, for how often I had to look up a walkthrough, and the Spirit Temple was probably the only one straight-forward enough for me to enjoy. Revisiting it now, I got way different credentials, and I can't pretend Mark Brown's Boss Keys series hasn't had an influence on my tastes.

Great vid 👏

1. Fire Temple 2. Shadow Temple 3. Forest Temple 4. Spirit Temple 5. Dodongo's Cavern 6. Water Temple 7. Great Deku Tree 8. Jabu Jabu's Belly 9. Ganon's Castle (excluding final boss fight. That whole battle is awesome)

#1 Forest temple #2 Water temple #3 Spirit temple #4 Fire temple #5 Shadow temple #6 Jabu Jabu's Belly #7 Inside Dekutree #8 Dodongos Cavern #9 Ganons tower #10 Bottom of the well #11 Ice Cavern #12 Gerudo fortress

Man I ranked these prior to starting video and I was one slot switch off my water temple was 7 and DD cavern 8 …. Spirit was my fav by far as a kid so solid

Darunia survives the fight with Volvagia (all the Sages are still "alive"). How he survived I don't know, but since he can open a boss door without the boss key he's got skills lol.

Thank you, I also on my first ever play-through of the water temple never saw the song of time block behind the longshot chest. That is the thing that got me stuck not any of the other common complaints, literally all they needed to do was place the block between the door and the chest making you walk over it. I disagree on barinade however, when you count boss attack patterns in OoT barinade is by far the boss with the most movement and different attacks, someone like twinrova literally only has two. Phantom ganon has three between the two phases, morpha has one. Etc

1. Water Temple (i was dreading it on my first playthrough but it was really satisfying to work out, mini boss is awesome) 2. Spirit Temple (Just epic asf, like with all the story moments) 3. Forest Temple (Fun) 4. Shadow Temple (Super atmospheric, kind of linear) 5. Fire Temple (Really annoyed me on my first playthrough but its growing on me) 6. Deku Tree (Perfect start, but not that much content) 7. Jabu Jabu (too easy but still fun) 8. Dodongos Cavern (wayy too easy, not that atmospheric. I enjoyed the boss fight and most of the puzzles tho) i dont rlly wanna count ganons tower cos it didnt feel like a dungeon

Good job 👍 do one for Link Between Worlds thank you

I remember to this day when I was so frustrated with the water temple after I got the hook shot I went to the spirt temple it was the best after I finished it went back to the water temple and got it done i was happy I did

I would be interested in where you would put the mini dungeons in the list.

I believe Shadow Link's more beatable if you just don't Z Target him. I think I tried that, last time I ran through the 3DS version, and it was pretty straightforward. If this was intentional tho... I'm not sure how we were supposed to figure it out.

I love the discussion of the Deku Tree making you be brave ;-;

For Dodongo's Cavern (particularly the part where the sign told you to make the skull see red): This game was originally made for kids in the 90s. I first played it at 6 years old; at that part in the cavern, I zoomed past the sign and onto the bridge, then spent ten minutes jumping around the bridge with no clue before reading the sign. After reading the sign (which just tells you to make the skull "see red", I went up and down for the next half-hour dropping bombs in front of the skull, blowing up beamoses, and basically blowing up anything and everything I could see before it occured to me to drop bombs on the skull itself. Remember: kids are dumb, and don't have as much gameplay experience as you. A sign like that is useful to get them on the right track, but then they still need to figure out what it means, and it's not as obvious to a six-year-old to drop bombs onto a giant skull that was previously a part of the scenery when the riddle is to make it "see red". "Seeing" usually implies "in front of", not "on".

Playing the Chrono Trigger music instead of the AMAZING Fire Temple theme bothers me to no end

I just played through this again on stream and, honestly, the Water Temple isn't as bad as people make it out to be. The biggest issue for me has to be the equipping/unequipping of the Iron Boots. Other than that, it's not bad.

Great review! A couple things, I think there's a couple of puzzles you showed that I never did! I wonder how it's possible that I missed some puzzles? ex. @ 26:51 and @22:37. A separate point I actually had difficulty figuring out to shoot the Poe paintings in the Forest Temple, did anyone else have that issue? So I thought your comment about Dodongo's dungeon and the sign telling you to drop the bombs in the eye was interesting. Lastly, I understand why water temple might be frustrating at times, but nevertheless think it's great because water is such an appealing medium to interact with, so its temple has a wonderful mystic feel. Thanks for the video!

I mean, if we’re classifying “Ganons Castle” as a dungeon should “Bottom of the Well” be classified as one as well ?!

I’m liking the Chrono Trigger music in the background

Wow, I decided when I clicked if Jabu Jabu wasn’t he worst (it still not being that bad) I’d be disappointed in your standards. Great video!

Forest temple is 100% my fave. I have so many childhood memories there

Is this running on N64 hardware in widescreen? I assume you used a modified ROM or some kind of AR code, but did you then have to stretch the image either on your TV or in post after you captured it?

Your lists are always great. Have you thought of ranking the Master Quest dungeons?

I find it so bizarre that most people play the Shadow Temple first, *then* the Spirit Temple. In my first playthrough, I beat it in the opposite manner. I don't know if Nintendo intentionally programed OoT in the way that you're allowed to choose which temple of the two you want to beat first, but regardless, you can.

1. Spirit Temple 2. Forest Temple 3. Dodongo's Cavern 4. Shadow Temple 5. Jabu-Jabu's Belly 6. Fire Temple 7. Ganon's Tower 8. Inside the Great Deku Tree 9. Water Temple