Ranking EVERY 3D Zelda Dungeon 

What are your favourite 3D Zelda dungeons? Which of my opinions deserve the most hate? 😅

I always loved that Twilight Princess' dungeons felt as though they made the most sense. Almost all of them had a reason to exist beyond a challenge for Link - a functioning mine, a snowy mansion atop a mountain peak, executioners grounds, the Twilit Palace... It seems fitting that the Zelda game most focused on telling a grand epic style story had dungeons that each told a story.

3:26 One thing I particularly like about Inside the Great Deku Tree is that, in the room where the player fights three Gohma larvae, if the player looks up, they can see the Gohma larvae cocoons and shoot them with the slingshot, avoiding the fight entirely through being observant and thinking about the 3D space.

I’m so glad you put Snowpeak Ruins in S tier. It should be talked about more often. It’s a GOAT dungeon for sure

For me, Stone Tower Temple's gotta be the best dungeon in the series. Just so many memorable moments. Climbing the tower, fighting the mini bosses, flipping the temple for the first time, going through the same rooms you just traversed but flipped upside-down creating a new experience entirely. I didn't actually like Twinmold too much, but aside from that it's a 10/10 dungeon all-around.

The stone tower temple is definitely one of my favorites. It’s so ominous and atmospheric

My only real complaint about your list is that I feel like Hyrule Castle from Twilight Princess at LEAST deserved A-tier. I consider it an absolute *treat* to go through every time I play the game.

3:32 my oldest brother, who had already beaten OoT before, was showing me the ropes when I was about 8. We played through the Inside the Deku Tree and after the initial cutscene showing the interior of Dodongo’s Cavern played, he stood up, said “You’ll never make it past this dungeon”, and left the room. I remember feeling a little scared and too young to be playing the game. I think that was a big part of what made me so tenacious at trying to unearth the answers to puzzles, explore every area, and complete the whole game. I felt so accomplished every time I completed a new portion of the game, and was legitimately sad after the end-credits rolled.

I feel like this list features a lot of counterbalancing to make things feel more "fair". This happens a lot with twilight princess as your descriptions tend to allude to them being super good and unique, and then you give them a C

I absolutely loved the Arbiter's grounds. It was difficult, scary, mysterious, and fun to figure out; and all of it lead up to one of my favorite fights in the entire series. It really appealed to the Dark Souls fan in me.

Twilight Princess had some phenomenal dungeons, they leaned more into a story arc as a set up with a pay off which was lovely. The Zora queen, Yeti couple ect. Loved all bits of it.

Id argue the atmosphere in skyview temple is more than eerie, its honestly so serene at the same time that I find the mood to be totally unique amongst dungeons. Its my very favorite, and its honestly really pleasant to be in to me

Honestly, if it was up to me, I'd put pretty much every Twilight Princess dungeon in either A or S. It's BY FAR the game in the whole series; not just 3D, that has the best dungeons, and it also helps that they are quite lengthy. They are all masterfully designed, and if there's something in one of the dungeons that goes wrong, there's ALWAYS something else that makes up for it, like the atmosphere of the Twilight Palace making up for its short length compared to others. Every dungeon in this game is a masterpiece, even City in the Sky, which might actually be my favourite dungeon in the whole game. So yeah, I think that Twilight Princess's dungeons are massively underrated and deserve a lot more love.

Lol you really made me double take on some of the rankings when you went “There’s nothing wrong with this dungeon, it’s really good. B tier.”

Spirit Temple is S tier. Love the mirror shield and the way it’s used in the dungeon. They should put mirror shield in BOTW2, but give it mechanics like in the fight with Twinrova against elemental attacks.

Arbiter's grounds used to creep the hell out of me. I always loved the dark tone that Twilight Princess tried to set for itself.

I love OOT's forest temple so so much! I like the loneliness, that overall eerie atmosphere and I also love the fact that it's an abandoned overgrown mansion deep in the forest. Also the puzzles are top-notch!

Man, Twilight Princess really is the gold standard for 3D Dungeons in my eyes. I always look forward to them, they have fun bosses and their designs are really cool.

I agree with most of this but Stone Tower Temple definitely deserves to be in S tier

I have to say. This was the best Zelda Tier List I've seen in terms of presentation. Most just talk and show the tier list the whole time. Zeltik actually put so much effort and time into presenting this, showing all the footage of the dungeons and made his reasons and thoughts so much more interesting due to the footage involved. Once again proving why Zeltik is IMO the best RU-vidr on the platform. Love your videos and this is another gem. Thanks for all your hardwork!

I've always adored Snowpeak Ruins, what a novel concept for a dungeon. I found the corruption of a sweet soul like Yeta by the mirror shard to be great storytelling as well.

I'm still eagerly waiting for a continuation of your "The Mystery of the ... Temple"-Series for the OoT dungeons. The first two got a lot of views and I think they are definitely among your best videos. I would be so excited if you picked that up again

I remember The City in the Sky in TP being the only dungeon where I couldn't guess what treasure I was getting... For the life of me I couldn't see what I needed to progress to the parts of the dungeon that were locked away behind the dungeons treasure, right up until I opened the chest, got another clawshot and holy shit, everything clicked and I realised just what was going on with this dungeon and it is honestly one of the few surprising dungeon treasures I've ever got across every Zelda game

maybe i misunderstood the criteria a bit, but i was surprised Ikana Castle didn't make it into the list! It's longer than most of OoT's child dungeons, full of puzzles and combat encounters, makes good use of masks and items, and even has a proper unique boss fight that's extremely cool and memorable. i guess technically all it's really missing is a Heart Container and a blue warp?

Hyrule Castle from Twilight Princess deserves at least A tier, if not S tier. The mini-boss battle, the classic theme when you finally get inside, the help from your allies, the 3-part boss battle, and of course: THE GRAVE OF THE HERO OF TIME!!!

Personally, City in the Sky is one of my favorite dungeons in the series due to the atmosphere and how fun the double claw shots are but I totally get why you have it low. It is really long.

Ancient Cistern will forever be my favorite dungeon. The contrasting half of the dungeons and all the Buddhist inspirations throughout just makes it absolutely amazing.

Seeing all these dungeons in quick succession really makes me appreciate the art design for all of these.

For whatever reason, City in the Sky has always been my favorite Zelda dungeon. The thought of being so high in the sky, the strange bit ambient and relaxing music atmosphere, and the boss all make it extremely intriguing to explore. Puts it has the double clawshots, so….

One of my absolute favorite things to watch is Zelda RU-vidrs doing a tier list for something like favorite dungeons, favorite games, or favorite bosses. This was really well put together, kudos to you!

Snowpeak Ruins and Sandship are my two favorite dungeons because of the unique setting and how progressing through the dungeon sort of tells a story. Also, City in the Sky and Great Bay Temple are both A-Tier in my opinion.

I don’t care if I’m entirely alone on this - Forsaken Fortress is S Tier. Especially if you consider the build-up from going through it the first time. Having to sneak around and avoid detection during the first visit, only to bust in head-on the second time, and the boss fight was so satisfying

my mouth dropped when inside of the moon was at D tier. it's my favorite area in any zelda game ever, it's so creative and feels like the perfect summary to such a unique game.

I really hope we get traditional dungeons in BOTW2. I love wondering through a themed dungeon and finding an item to progress through it.

Stone Tower has to be my all time favorite, with OOT's forest temple being a close second. Although, I will caveat, I hated Stone Tower the first time I played it, because it confused the heck out of me. I later grew to love it, and think it's a great final dungeon to my second favorite Zelda game after BOTW. I love the eerie music and setting of both dungeons. The sense of, you're alone in a place with a lot of history and mystery behind it. Also, Stone Tower's boss fight against Twinmold is my favorite boss fight. Seeing Link urning into a giant and going full WWE on a gigantic floating interdimensional worm is just a load of fun

I personally like the use of older dungeon material in the final dungeons. not quite to the standard of S or even A, but to me it acts as a reminder of what brought Link to this point. "This was your journey and now it's at its end" type deal.

As a 6 or 7 year old great bay temple STUMPED my friends and I. To where when I finally figured it out my homies Germane, Ramon, and Kevin absolutely had to come over and watch me demonstrate how to beat it. For that reason alone it has a special place in my heart. Little did we know the absolute monster of a dungeon that was to come: the stone tower temple. RIP Kevin. I’ll never forget destroying XG Racing 3 on co op with you.

Hilariously OoT's Forest Temple was to me as Dodongo's Cavern was to you, something about the enclosed spaces, wallmasters and twisting corridors just spooked me too much as a kid

Twilight princess really had such amazing dungeons. Consistently great, all pretty fun on repeat plays. I look forward to each dungeon in that game every time I replay

The Zant Hands are such genius. Like the Silent Realm Guardians, they are brilliant at making the player freak right out

I feel like the fact that so much of Hyrule Castle (BotW) is skippable, but people still choose to delve deeply into it speaks volumes about how compelling it is as a dungeon. Sometimes in Zelda dungeons I get tired of puzzles etc, and am simply just playing through for progression, but Hyrule Castle had me hyped for the ENTIRE game, and it felt very rewarding to go through not just because of the music, and design, but also that there is a lot of valuable items to be found within it, as well as cool secrets - something that a lot of other Zelda dungeons don't have. I think the fact that Hyrule Castle has secrets that are completely missable make finding them so unbelievably cool, and maybe Zelda dungeons in the future should take bigger chances with secrets.

The ancient cistern is excellent. The contrast of the main floor and the hell underneath is gorgeous, and it has one of the best fights in the series hands down. Highlight of the game for sure

Personally, I expected TP Hyrule Castle to be an A tier at a minimum, especially considering all the praise it rightly got, and honestly even the Palace of Twilight felt like it needed higher mention. And while I do understand the 2 criticisms for the Goron Mines and the City in the Sky where one was too short and one felt too long, they both also feel like very strong high B to A tier contenders. I genuinely don't believe ANY TP Dungeon should have been ranked lower than B Tier, just based on design choices, themes, items, lore, atmosphere, enemies, and presentation. Like, say what you will about any mainline Zelda game, but there's a reason the IP is held in such high regard, there is a consistent quality in the execution of what is definitely a passionate series. It is a beloved franchise because of the experiences fostered with the players. Like many of the target franchise audience, I grew up with OoT and have a high standard for my 3D Zelda games, but on so many design and presentation decisions alone, I think TP is overall one of the most phenomenal entries in the series. And specifically looking at dungeons, I honestly believe TP sets the Gold Standard for dungeons. Every Zelda game has its shortcomings and exploitable flaws, and nostalgia is actually important to consider when looking back at each Zelda game (even objectively), because the purpose of these games is to immerse the player in the experience, story, and adventure. Some of the reasons the S Tiers were so high specifically had to do with how immersive they were, the mysteries, the ways the dungeons affect the player and are made MEMORABLE because of their execution, that's what Zelda is all about. It's why people get mad about OoT pandering but at the same time have to respect OoT for setting expectations, because the sheer MEMORY of the experiences formed from the very beginning left an impact that spanned literal generations.

Inside Jabu-Jabu at D tier is crazy to me. That dungeon is so cool and unique. Keeping with the water theme but with a different twist, temple at the bottom of the lake is predictable, inside of a fish is off the wall and charming. The princess ruto parts were fun too, she added a fun element to the puzzles and had entertaining dialogue

I have to say, one of my favorite things about the Temple of Time in Twilight Princess is that it confirmed a theory I had had since I played OoT: that the resting place of the Master Sword in ALttP is what remains of the Temple of Time in OoT. Twilight Princess serves as a bridge to those two versions of the swords pedestal. Grant it, TP exists on a different timeline as ALttP but still...

My favorite has to be either the arbiter’s ground and the ancient cistern I’m a big fan of indiana Jones and I got that vibe while going through the dungeon not to mention the spinner is one of the most fun Zelda items to use and stalord is very fun and the ancient cistern because one it has huge HUGE lore significance and second it’s fun I also really like the whip item and the Buddhist theme is really neat and koloktos is my favorite non final boss fight in Zelda to me in order for a dungeon to be good it has to have good gameplay good atmosphere and a good boss that’s just my opinion though

This was really impressive. Ranking all dungeons is a pretty big task, and you accomplished it with style. Thank you for making this!

I think i might be alone here(and late at that😂), but i actually really like the water temple from oot. The centralized theme of raising and lowering the water level is very cool, and the fact that it affects both the puzzles in the dungeon, and the way you traverse it is actually really neat to me. Sure, the iron boots thing is annoying, but if you look past that, i think the dungeon is very underated

The ones I remember the most are the Spirit Temple, Stone Tower Temple, Ganondorf's tower at the end of Twilight Princess, and the Ancient Cistern. I also loved Vah-Naboris in Breath of the Wild, because I went for that divine beast first and the Thunderblight Ganon kicked my ass so hard, it was sooooo satisfying to finally best him - I was literally shaking at the end.

Pretty solid list. Personally happy TP got two on your S tier. I really wished the Divine Beasts in BotW were guarding actual temples/dungeons in their respective regions instead of being just what they were. Imagine finding a hidden oasis in the desert that had signs of the Desert Colossus from OoT or getting access to a forgotten crystal mine in the mountain crater that was linked to the Earth Temple? Doesn't even have to be completed but could've helped the citizens recover parts of their lost regions. Really hope BotW 2 delivers.

One of my favourite content creators, Zelda centred or not. Zeltik has a beautiful way of writing, explaining details succinctly with a captivating tone. Godspeed Zeltik

The greatest flex I've ever seen from a villain in a video game would have to be from Ganondorf in OOT. Like specifically the fact that he was actively the cause of the build-up to him. Climbing the tower to get to him and hearing his theme just keep getting louder and when you finally get to him you walk into the room and he's literally playing his theme on a pipe organ and the music just stops when he turns around to acknowledge that you finally made it to him. THAT right there is what I'd call a flex. I rank the final dungeon in OOT very highly just for that. Just the moment you realize it isn't the background music that's playing and he's literally just sitting there on an organ when you finally find him. I'm going to be honest that is equally one of the funniest yet badass things I've ever seen in a video game. XD

Can I just say that Fyrus is one of the most terrifying bosses in the series? When I first encountered him, I spent more time trying to run away than fighting him.

Funny enough, the Water Temple in Ocarina of Time is my husband's favorite dungeon in the whole Legend of Zelda series, and is one that he compares all other game dungeons to. With me, it's a tie between The Forest Temple and Shadow Temple in Ocarina of Time. Both have amazing background music, great mystery and have wonderful atmosphere to them.

OMG THIS DUNGEON IS SO INSANE AND SATISFYING, DEFO ONE OF THE BEST IN THE SERIES.... C tier

Forest Tempel will always be my favorite. (Alongside that mansion from TP). Even as a child I had this weird fascination for eerie, foggy, abandoned places like this. For as long as I can remember, I liked the melancholy of foggy forest areas like the Forest Tempel, the path down to Silent Hill in SH2, or the forest outside Royal Chapel in Symphony of the Night. Even while writing this comment, just by thinking about OoT's Forest Temple, I can smell the scent of the forest. That smell of trees, earth and sometimes mushrooms. It's melancholic but also romantic somehow. The music is perfect and the whole temple looks like an old Burg, forgotten in time. Forest Temple also has great puzzles and Phantom Ganon is one of the coolest bosses in the series. Let me tell you, once I'm dead, I'll make sure to find a place like this to haunt.

What an amazing work you did with this video, must have taken so long to put together. Love watching people talk about this series with such love and enthusiasm! And I agree for the most part with your ranking! I also love best the dungeons that have a feeling of lore and history and mystery!

That was a pretty good list. My only gripe is that all of Majora's Mask dungeons were underrated, as I believe they are some of the best crafted dungeons in the series. Specially Stone Tower Temple I think its easily one of the greatest dungeons in the series and definitely deserves a spot in S. It is very strange to see it right next to something like the Great Deku Tree.

I really like how balanced your tier list is. There’s no judgment that feels out of place or unjustified. Like you said at the start of the video, all Zelda dungeons are great, even those in D-tier, so it’s nice to see the good parts of the inferior dungeons still be highlighted.

*P.S. - Lengthy post.* This is actually a really fun video where the viewer can play along and share their thoughts and opinions and rate each dungeon accordingly as well. Which is exactly what I've done, so here is my tier list with dugeons in the order mentioned in the video: *Ocarina of Time:* Deku Tree - B Death Mountain - C JabuJabu - C Forest Temple - D Fire Temple - F Water Temple - A Shadow Temple - B Spirit Temple - C Ganon Castle - A *Majora's Mask:* Woodfall Temple - B Snowhead Mountain - U (for unrated) Great Bay - A Stone Tower - S Inside the Moon - D *Wind Waker:* Dragon Roost - A Forbidden Woods - C Temole of the Gods - B Forsaken Fortress - A Earth Temple - A Wind Temple - B Ganon's Tower - B I haven't played Twilight Princess but it is on my list, so no ratings for TP. *Skyward Sword:* Skyview Temple - D Earth Temple - C Lanyaru Desert - S Ancient Cistern - U (for unknown; I genuinely cannot remember this dungeon) Sandship - S* Fire Temple - C Skykeep Tower - B *Breath of the Wild:* Water Elephant - D Fire Lizard - C Wind Bird - D Sand Camel - D Hyrule Castle - A Haven't played the Champion's Ballad, so no rating. And that's that. I hope we see some more opinion-based videos like this one, these are really fun to play along to.

It never occurred to me before that Twilight Princess is only 3D zelda with a "proper" final dungeon instead of a boss-rush or series of mini-dungeons.

Ooh I wasn't expecting a dungeon ranking vid, this is going to be good and as always happy to see another upload from you Zeltik!

The twinmold fight in MM3D drags on for long because the red twinmold regenerates health. The Project Restoration hack fixes this so the fight no longer drags on.

For breath of the wild, I like to look at it as Hyrule Kingdom being the dungeon and the shrines being the puzzle rooms you find within said dungeons.

Morphing Breath of the Wild with Twilight Princess would unironically be the greatest game of all time

This video reminds me why Twilight Princess is my absolute favorite game of all time, the dungeons are all just fantastic with some obviously lesser than others. The game however makes it so satisfying to actually get to the dungeons, you have to work to get to them and for me it makes them way more enjoyable.

I personally loved the Goron Mines in Twilight Princess, simply because it was the first dungeon that felt like it was based in some form of reality, instead of simply being a dungeon for a dungeons sake. A lot of the places in Twilight Princess felt the same, which fit super well with the ‘realistic Zelda’ theme of the game

Ive always considered Lakebed to be the best water themed dungeon in the series, and City in the Sky is my favorite dungeon period. Seeing both get C-tier on this highly subjective personal ranking fills me with seething rage!

Thanks for keeping me entertained through this MASSIVE content drought while we anxiously wait for totk. That being said the judgements you made for the temples were pretty spot on, especially since I find the Forest Temple to be the most memorable and interesting by far! Great job!

Twilight Princess is just a work of art. If Breath of the Wild didn't have such good mechanics and design, it would be the best Zelda game for me. TP has the best music still.

Now you have to do one for the 2D games. And I’d like to see a little tier list series with the Shrines and maybe weapons too!

Ancient Cistern in S tier where it belongs. I remember playing the game and looking forward to that dungeon. Not just for the gorgeous atmosphere, but for the boss. Koloktos is one of the greats in terms of Zelda bosses.

I always had a soft spot for TP's Temple of Time. Mostly for the tail end, where you finally bring the statue's twin to the starting area and head to the Boss. You enter a hall that, even by the temple's standards, seems ancient and derelict. It feels like a nice touch, hinting that yet again there is some unknown history that litters the world we explore.

My predictions going in: Water Temple in S tier Edit: My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined

It's not mentioned here but I really like the dungeons in A Link Between Worlds. I think the use of the wall merging mechanic for several are super fun. I also like the dungeons in Phantom Hourglass. I won't count Triforce Heroes because it doesn't really have dungeons but I think it's an absolutely underrated LoZ game with super fun boss levels.

I could agree with this list more. It's insane how similar your taste in dungeons is. Forest temple will forever be my favourite in oot, that theme 👌

I like the list and there are good arguments about everything and why u count them at what tier. U put a lot of work into these, however, I am missing the dungeons from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks as those are very much also 3D games. Both games are hardly seen anywhere so it's a bit sad they were forgotten in a tier list they clearly would be part of. Great video tho

It’s far too difficult to decide, each labyrinth has its’ own unique identity.

I'm a sucker for the Sandship from Skyward Sword. Loved the unique ability of the timeshift stones more better on the Sandship and around the general Lanayru Sand Sea when exploring it with Captain Skipper more better than in or around the Lanayru Mining Facility. The timeshift stones have a more greater impact in terms of traveling and reshaping of the environment in the sand sea rather than around the outside within the Lanayru Desert and/or inside of the mining facility. Yes, the timeshift stones are still a pretty cool thing to utilize around the Lanayru Desert and in the mining facility, just that the sand sea and the Sandship capitalizes on the use of the timeshift stones. Although other than all of that, I really liked the feel of the Sandship when you activate the timeshift stone to view the present or past of the ship, especially the change of music when you change between the past and present. The Sandship makes you feel like you're actually exploring the ship from the top decks, the interior of the ship and Brig, and to the engine room area of the ship. The rooms have great cohesion and remains consistent to the shape of the ship rather than being lazy in development and have rooms sticking out randomly in out of bounds beyond the shape and dimensions of the ship. The Tentalus final boss can be a bit difficult when dealing with its tentacles IMO, but remains a pretty lack luster boss when you figure out its VERY obvious weak spot. Other than that, the change of atmosphere when fighting the boss and when trying to escape the ship from the Captains Quarters feels like something bad had REALLY happened and Tentalus destroying the ship feels like it's destroying an artistic masterpiece. I guess Skipper recalibrated something with the timeshift stone on the ships main mast to make the ship whole again after defeating Mike Wazowskis obese girlfriend and obsorbing Nayrus flame into the Skyward Sword. I don't know how he got the ship all repaired and seaworthy again in a matter of minutes without the aid of the timeshift stone after the ship was basically ripped apart in two, but I guess some things are not worth trying to logic I guess, game theory that shit. I really liked exploring the Sandship again and exploring the sand sea even in the endgame. I just really like appreciating the Sandship and exploring the sand sea especially when the timeshift stones are involved. When you complete the Sandship, I really liked going down to the Brig in the past to see all the bokoblins locked up and using the Beetle to fly through the jail bars to spook the fuck out of the bokoblins, lol. I guess that's my explanation on why the Sandship is my favorite Zelda dungeon. Just a well designed dungeon that best utilizes the timeshift stones a bit more better than the Lanayru Mining Facility IMO, but is subject to debate. If not, then I guess I like how the timeshift stone environmentally enhances the Sandship. Forgive me if I got some things wrong here and there, it's been a long time since I played Skyward Sword. 😅

I'd definitely bump up OoTs Spirit Temple to S Tier. Love that one and always have for the comprehensive set of challenges it throws your way and also setting it up this well with the whole Naboru Arc. But all in all a very solid List.

Forest temple music is such an eerie amazing atmospheric piece!

Stone Tower Temple is my favorite Zelda dungeon of all time, love everything about it.

Ah, man, Ganons Tower in the D rank hurts a bit. It's my 2nd favorite behind the Palace of Twilight. There's also no such thing as too many Darknut fights. Except in Minish Cap. You know what I'm talking about. Bastards are impossible to kill without being cheap.

Great list! Brings back so many good memories, your ranking is spot on 🙌

This is a good list, really like the video. Would love to see another one of these on the 2D dungeons!

The fact that all four dungeon of BOTW are ranked into one dungeon say it all about them. Hope to see the return of the good old dungeons in BOTW2

I always loved the Ancient Cistern and Snowpeak. So glad to see those up in the STier

40:49 thunder blight is literally just getting the flurry rush down then you pretty much win the fight

Most of my favourites involve the desert or other dry environs. Spirit Temple, Stone Tower Temple, Arbiter's Grounds, Lanayru Mining Facility and the Sandship. The Forest Temple also rules.

Thank you for still uploading these videos, I love this franchise so much!!!

I'd like to note that Fierce Diety's mask was only given when all 20 non transformation mask in Majora were given to the Moon Children; requiring you to finish all sidequests in that playthrough. Which is something I think noone did as a kid on their first playthrough (Bomber's notebook was more obtuse in the original version). So the boss itself was a very cool fight if you didn't have it.

Will be interesting to see where you place Tears of the Kingdom's dungeons. That you group all the divine beasts as one dungeon is perhaps the most damning (and accurate) thing you could say about them.

I'd love to see what the dungeons of BOTW2 would look like. Perhaps they could do a twist on the Zelda dungeon format, where you get an item that will help you with progression, and is instrumental for defeating the local boss, but if you return later with different items, you can unlock new secrets. And you can do them in any order, like the Divine Beasts, but the one you save for last becomes the hardest.

Another great video man, alot of effort went into this. Also a joy to watch this channel grow strength to strength over the years.

My personal favorite dungeon in the series has to be Arbiter’s Grounds. The atmosphere is great, the backstory is genuinely creepy, the puzzles are really good and it has what in my opinion are the second best mini boss and the best boss in the series, apart from a criminally underused item

Rock solid commentary. Thanks for the effort put into this one.

I’m not even done the video yet, but I HAD to come say this so I didn’t forget. I always feel like I’m alone in my opinion (at least with people I’ve spoken to about it) that Snowpeak Ruins is one of the best in the series. So I’m OVERJOYED you understand and agree. I love good fights and amazing puzzles, but atmosphere and a sense of mystery is what always grabs and holds my attention. Which is also why I agree with you that the OoT Forest Temple is also my favorite of OoT (maybe the whole series as well). We might have different opinions on some other temples, but that’s what’s amazing about seeing other’s opinions! You pointed out things I’ve never thought of and it makes me look at some temples in a different way and makes me respect and enjoy them more. PS, I love your content and you’re definitely my favorite Zelda RU-vidr! 💚

The Spirit Temple was so fun, I really wished that they'd used the mechanic where you can go in as both versions of Link to make progress a bit more.

Interesting concept for a video. I know what video I'm watching when I eat. Thanks Zeltik.

Inside The Deku Tree will always be a nostalgic dungeon to me. Not only did it mark the beginning of Link's journey into becoming the Hero of Time. it was also unique; wandering inside the dying husk of an ancient tree who acts as the elemental guardian of the Kokiri whose been infected with a parasitic being that lurks beneath his roots. it was impactful to the story and once you make it to Gohma, there's no turning back. It's just you in a dimly-lit room with a massive spider looming over your head the entire time. Plus, defeating Gohma and earning the respect of the Deku Tree before his death was so satisfying. Overall, I could be biased, but it'll always be my favourite dungeon for those reasons alone. Mido's accustation that Link killed the Deku Tree made me wanna strangle him more than when he blocked the entrance, demanding that Link wasn't fit to meet with the Deku Tree without a sword and shield.