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This thread has been linked to the game 'The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker'.
Anyone who's played Link's Awakening on the gameboy will no doubt remember the Wind Fish's Egg. You may also recall it was on top of a mountain.
(For those who don't maybe someone will explain it to you...)
Sail around between Windfall Island and the Mother and Child Islands and you'll find an island with a big blue and white dome-shaped thing on it.
Maybe I missed something, but there didn't seem to be anything to 'do' as such on that island.
I know at the end of LA the island disappeared, but on the other hand, all the islands in Wind Waker were mountain tops in the Hyrule times (around which LA was set), the Wind Fish's Egg was at the top of a mountain, and would have looked not dissimilar to that kind of egg-shaped thing.
How much would it rule to put the egg into tWW? I'll tell you - it'd rule a lot.
I don't have my old LA cart (or gameboy) nearby these days, but if anyone does, someone has to go check the Balard of the Wind Fish (opened the egg in LA), and try to conduct it in front of the egg with the wind waker.
You just have to try...
*Hopes this isn't the time I find out that it had some significance in a side quest I missed where all was explained*
How much would that rule?
(For those who don't maybe someone will explain it to you...)
Sail around between Windfall Island and the Mother and Child Islands and you'll find an island with a big blue and white dome-shaped thing on it.
Maybe I missed something, but there didn't seem to be anything to 'do' as such on that island.
I know at the end of LA the island disappeared, but on the other hand, all the islands in Wind Waker were mountain tops in the Hyrule times (around which LA was set), the Wind Fish's Egg was at the top of a mountain, and would have looked not dissimilar to that kind of egg-shaped thing.
How much would it rule to put the egg into tWW? I'll tell you - it'd rule a lot.
I don't have my old LA cart (or gameboy) nearby these days, but if anyone does, someone has to go check the Balard of the Wind Fish (opened the egg in LA), and try to conduct it in front of the egg with the wind waker.
You just have to try...
*Hopes this isn't the time I find out that it had some significance in a side quest I missed where all was explained*
How much would that rule?
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Anyone who's played Link's Awakening on the gameboy will no doubt remember the Wind Fish's Egg. You may also recall it was on top of a mountain.
(For those who don't maybe someone will explain it to you...)
Sail around between Windfall Island and the Mother and Child Islands and you'll find an island with a big blue and white dome-shaped thing on it.
Maybe I missed something, but there didn't seem to be anything to 'do' as such on that island.
I know at the end of LA the island disappeared, but on the other hand, all the islands in Wind Waker were mountain tops in the Hyrule times (around which LA was set), the Wind Fish's Egg was at the top of a mountain, and would have looked not dissimilar to that kind of egg-shaped thing.
How much would it rule to put the egg into tWW? I'll tell you - it'd rule a lot.
I don't have my old LA cart (or gameboy) nearby these days, but if anyone does, someone has to go check the Balard of the Wind Fish (opened the egg in LA), and try to conduct it in front of the egg with the wind waker.
You just have to try...
*Hopes this isn't the time I find out that it had some significance in a side quest I missed where all was explained*
How much would that rule?
(For those who don't maybe someone will explain it to you...)
Sail around between Windfall Island and the Mother and Child Islands and you'll find an island with a big blue and white dome-shaped thing on it.
Maybe I missed something, but there didn't seem to be anything to 'do' as such on that island.
I know at the end of LA the island disappeared, but on the other hand, all the islands in Wind Waker were mountain tops in the Hyrule times (around which LA was set), the Wind Fish's Egg was at the top of a mountain, and would have looked not dissimilar to that kind of egg-shaped thing.
How much would it rule to put the egg into tWW? I'll tell you - it'd rule a lot.
I don't have my old LA cart (or gameboy) nearby these days, but if anyone does, someone has to go check the Balard of the Wind Fish (opened the egg in LA), and try to conduct it in front of the egg with the wind waker.
You just have to try...
*Hopes this isn't the time I find out that it had some significance in a side quest I missed where all was explained*
How much would that rule?
Crawl inside it, and you get to fight things.
Yeah, chop away the grass and you'll find an entrance.
*#!@
I cant get up to it?
Seems to be a CLIFF in the way on either side!
*has a panic attack
Seems to be a CLIFF in the way on either side!
*has a panic attack
Oh, THAT place.
It's the island the potion-guy on Windfall talks about.
Crawl through the gap, then down the hole and there's an area with >loads< of those blobby things in it.
It's the island the potion-guy on Windfall talks about.
Crawl through the gap, then down the hole and there's an area with >loads< of those blobby things in it.
Chuchus
Chu Chu Rocket
Even BLue Chuchu's?
Just went and did it. Bit of a let-down.
If it wasn't meant to be the old wind fish's egg it should have been ment to be it.
And if it was meant to be, there should have been an enemy like in LA inside, or something that would have ruled.
That was just lame.
If it wasn't meant to be the old wind fish's egg it should have been ment to be it.
And if it was meant to be, there should have been an enemy like in LA inside, or something that would have ruled.
That was just lame.
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