"The Legend of Zelda": Begins With 'W' Quiz

Answer: No

The only entrance to the Laundry Pool is in South Clock Town near the lower entrance to West Clock Town. West Clock Town contains many useful shops, services, and games which will be important on your journey. The Bomb Shop will be able to supply you with Powder Kegs, the Curiosity Shop will eventually supply you with the All-Night Mask, and you can use your Kamaro Mask for a Piece of Heart at night.

In West Clock Town, you can also use the bank which will hold your money even if you travel back in time.

Answer: Fado

Fado is the final remaining Kokiri child and Makar is a descendant of him. By learning the song from Fado and playing it for Makar, Makar is able to awaken as the Wind Sage, and like Medli, you must bring him to the Wind Temple to open barriers and return power to the Master Sword.

In order to reach the entrance of the Wind Temple, you'll need to have gotten the Iron Boots from Ice Ring Isle.

Answer: Windfall Island

After being forced out of the Forsaken Fortress for the first time, The King of Red Lions retrieves Link and takes him to Windfall Island. Windfall Island is perhaps the most important island in the game since it contains many shops, weapons, and useful characters.

For example, here, you can get your bombs and sail, you can free Tingle, and you can exchange Joy Pendants for the Private Cabana.

Answer: True

Wizzrobe appears in many "Legend of Zelda" game son both console and handheld systems. Their premier game was "A Link to the Past", and since then, they have appear in "Legend of Zelda" games like "Majora's Mask", "Wind Waker", "Link's Awakening (DX)", and more.

In all of their games, they either shoot fire or arrows at you (fire in console games and arrows in handheld). To defeat them, you usually need to use arrows or bombs.

Answer: South

Woodfall is in the Southern Swamp, and it's the first location you head to in this game. To enter Woodfall Temple, you'll need to take a swamp tour to Deku Palace, and learn the Sonata of Awakening from the captured monkey. Then, you must make your way to the entrance of the mountain, and make your way around the inside to the location where you must play the song.

When you play the song, the temple can rise from the crater, and you can begin you journey through it.

Answer: One

Wart is basically a floating eyeball. What's the catch behind this seemingly easy sub-boss? Well, Wart will surround himself in protective blobs of goo which you'll need to eliminate before you can attack him. Obviously, you have to shoot his eye to damage him, and after hitting him so many times, he'll go berserk. Wart also appears in "A Link to the Past" under the name Arrghus, and in "Majora's Mask" he appears in Great Bay Temple.

Answer: Link's Awakening (DX)

In order to enter the Windfish's Egg on Koholint Island, Link must first venture into the eight dungeons around the land and find the eight instruments that will crack open the egg. Once inside, Link will need to navigate many dark hallways in order to finally arrive at the terror within. If he manages to defeat this, the island will disappear.

Answer: Water Tunic

Water Tektites and the Water Medallion are both from "Ocarina of Time". You can find Water Tektites around Lake Hylia and the Water Temple, and the Water Medallion is given to you by Princess Ruto in the Temple of Light after you defeat Morpha in the Water Temple.

The Water of Life is in "Legend of Zelda" (NES), and it can be used to refill your life. In "Ocarina of Time", the tunic that allows you to breathe underwater is the Zora Tunic; not the Water Tunic (which doesn't actually exist).

Answer: Wallmaster

Is anyone else creeped out by these? The Wallmasters and Floormasters are decrepit hands which will be found in the darker regions of many games. Wallmasters lurk on the ceilings, and it they pick you up, they'll take you to the beginning of the level (in "Wind Waker", Floormasters do the same thing). Floormasters on the other hand remain on the floor and fly at you.

When you attack them enough, they'll split into three smaller Floormasters, and if one of these grabs you, or if you don't kill them quick enough, they'll grow into full-sized Floormasters. Try using Din's Fire to destroy them quickly, but watch out; it won't affect them if they're flying through the air.

Answer: White Skulltula

White Wolfos are just like regular Wolfos from "Ocarina of Time" and "Majora's Mask" only they appear in the snowier regions of both games. White Boes also appear in the second dungeon (Snowhead Temple) in "Majora's Mask", and their regular version, the Black Boe, appears in Woodfall Temple and Stone Tower Temple. The White Bubble appears in Jabu-Jabu's Belly in "Ocarina of Time".