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Contents

  • Walkthrough
    • Prologue
    • Humble Beginnings
      • Outset Island (B7)
      • Forest of Fairies
    • The Hunt for Aryll
      • Pirate Ship
      • Forsaken Fortress (A1)
    • The Waker of Winds
      • Windfall Island (D2)
      • Dragon Roost Island (F2)
      • Rito Aerie
    • Dins Pearl and the Spirit of the Skies
      • Dragon Roost Cavern (F2)
    • Somethings Amiss in the Forest Haven
      • Introduction
      • Forest Haven (F6) - A
      • Forbidden Woods (F6)
      • Forest Haven (F6) - B
    • The Spirit of Water and the Third Pearl
      • Introduction
      • Greatfish Isle (B4)
      • Windfall Island (D2)
      • Outset Island (B7)
      • Northern Triangle Island (D3)
      • Southern Triangle Island (D5)
      • Eastern Triangle Island (F4)
    • The Heros Test and the Forgotten Realm
      • Introduction
      • Tower of the Gods (E5)
      • The Castle Frozen in Time
    • Return to the Forsaken Fortress: The Hunt for Aryll Continues
      • Introduction
      • Northern Triangle Island
      • Forsaken Fortress (A1)
    • Restoring Evils Bane: The Earth Temple
      • Introduction
      • Headstone Island (C7)-A
      • Dragon Roost Island (F2)
      • Headstone Island (C7)-B
      • Earth Temple (C7)
    • The Sword Shines Again! The Wind Temple
      • Introduction
      • Ice Ring Isle (E6)
      • Gale Isle(D1)
      • Forest Haven (F6)
      • The Wind Temple (D1)
    • Rebuilding the Triforce of Courage
      • A Brief Explanation
      • Triforce Chart #1: Islet of Steel (B5)
      • Triforce Chart #2: Birds Peak Rock (G5)
      • Triforce Chart #3: Needle Rock Island (A5)
      • Translating the Charts
      • Triforce Shard #1
      • Private Oasis (E5)
      • Triforce Shard #2: Outset Island (B7)
      • Triforce Shard #3: Diamond Steppe Island (A6)
      • Triforce Shards #4 and #5: Stone Watcher Island (C5)
      • Triforce Shard #6: Overlook Island (G1)
      • Triforce Shard #7: Greatfish Isle (B4)
      • Triforce Shard #8: Cliff Plateau Isles (G6)
      • The Triforce of Courage
      • Tower of the Gods (E5)
    • Ganons Tower: The Final Showdown
      • Introduction
      • Ganons Tower
  • Equipment and Items
    • Common Items
    • Dungeon Items
    • Quest Items
    • Special Items
  • Characters and Enemies
    • Introduction
    • Characters
    • Enemies
  • Legendary Checklist
    • Quest Items
    • Songs
    • Pieces of Heart
    • Treasure Charts
    • Special Charts
    • Triforce Charts and Shards
    • Great Fairies
    • Big Octos
    • Submarines
    • Sea Platforms
    • Secret Caves
    • Rings of Light
    • Blue ChuChus
    • Withered Deku Trees
    • Beedles Shop Ship
    • Shops and Vendors
    • Minigames
    • Nintendo Gallery
  • Islands of the Great Sea
    • Islands of the Great Sea
    • Forsaken Fortress (A1)
    • Four-Eye Reef (A2)
    • Western Fairy Island (A3)
    • Three-Eye Reef (A4)
    • Needle Rock Isle (A5)
    • Diamond Steppe Island (A6)
    • Horseshoe Island (A7)
    • Star Island (B1)
    • Mother & Child Isles (B2)
    • Rock Spire Isle (B3)
    • Greatfish Isle (B4)
    • Islet of Steel (B5)
    • Five-Eye Reef (B6)
    • Outset Island (B7)
    • Northern Fairy Island (C1)
    • Spectacle Island (C2)
    • Tingle Island (C3)
    • Cyclops Reef (C4)
    • Stone Watcher Island (C5)
    • Shark Island (C6)
    • Headstone Island (C7)
    • Gale Isle (D1)
    • Windfall Island (D2)
    • Northern Triangle Island (D3)
    • Six-Eye Reef (D4)
    • Southern Triangle Island (D5)
    • Southern Fairy Island (D6)
    • Two-Eye Reef (D7)
    • Crescent Moon Island (E1)
    • Pawprint Isle (E2)
    • Eastern Fairy Island (E3)
    • Tower of the Gods (E4)
    • Private Oasis (E5)
    • Ice Ring Isle (E6)
    • Angular Isles (E7)
    • Seven-Star Isles (F1)
    • Dragon Roost Island (F2)
    • Fire Mountain (F3)
    • Eastern Triangle Island (F4)
    • Bomb Island (F5)
    • Forest Haven (F6)
    • Boating Course (F7)
    • Overlook Island (G1)
    • Flight Control Platform (G2)
    • Star Belt Archipelago (G3)
    • Thorned Fairy Island (G4)
    • Birds Peak Rock (G5)
    • Cliff Plateau Isles (G6)
    • Five-Star Isles (G7)
  • How to Play
    • Game File Management
    • Game Screens
    • Controlling Link
    • Environmental Objects

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Guide › Walkthrough › Rebuilding the Triforce of Courage

Triforce Shard #2: Outset Island (B7)

Head to Outset Island and go to the bridge that used to lead to the Forest of Fairies. Stand next to Old Man Ho Ho and set the wind blowing west. Use your Deku Leaf to reach the east tip of the island where the giant stone head is positioned. Lift the head to reveal a Secret Cave leading into the Savage Labyrinth.

The Savage Labyrinth is 50 floors of arena-style fights against all of the enemies you’ve met up to this point (except the bosses and the yellow Summoning Wizzrobe from the Wind Temple). If you can defeat 30 floors of the Labyrinth, you’ll be rewarded with Triforce Shard #2.

Got It in You?

If you’re feeling bold enough, you can challenge the full 50 floors of the Savage Labyrinth to earn the Hero’s Charm: a mask that reveals the health of any enemies you fight.

One Last Reminder

We want to remind you one more time that you can use the Savage Labyrinth to earn any Joy Pendants, Rupees, Golden Feathers, Knight’s Crests, Skull Necklaces, Boko Baba Seeds, and Chu Jellies you might need. Just pull the spoils off your enemies with your Grappling Hook. The Rupees will be on every 10th floor, with the exception of the 50th floor, where the Hero’s Charm is stationed.

The enemies in the Savage Labyrinth drop no items, so make sure to bring Fairies, potions, and grandma’s Elixir Soup to successfully handle this challenge. Note that on the 10th, 20th, and 30th floors are pots containing Rupees, Hearts, and Magic Jars to get you back in fighting shape, so try to hang in there if you’re low on health but getting close to one of those floors. The enemy list for the first 30 floors is as follows:

1. Keese

2. Miniblins

3. Bokoblins

4. Red ChuChus

5. Magtails

6. Keese and Miniblins

7. Fire Keese and Magtails

8. Bokoblins and Fire Keese

9. Moblins

10. Pots with Hearts, Green Rupees, and other items and a warp leading back to the surface

11. Peahats

12. Green ChuChus

13. Boko Babas

14. Shield Bokoblins

15. Wingless Mothulas

16. Boko Babas and Peahats

17. Green ChuChus and Bokoblins in pots

18. Shield Bokoblins and Wingless Mothulas

19. Winged Mothulas

20. Pots with Hearts, Green Rupees, and other items and a warp leading back to the surface

21.Blue Wizzrobes

22. Armos

23. Armos Knights

24. Yellow ChuChus in pots

25. Red Bubbles

26. Shield Bokoblins and a Darknut

27. Armos and a Blue Wizzrobe

28. Red Bubbles and Armos Knights

29. Darknuts

30. Pots with Hearts, Green Rupees, and other items, the Wind Crest, and a warp leading back to the surface

On the 30th floor, stand on the Wind Crest and play the “Wind’s Requiem” to reveal the chest containing Triforce Shard #2. After you get the Shard, you can either head through the warp and return to the surface, or move on to the 31st floor and attempt to earn the Hero’s Charm.

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Triforce Shard #2

Savage Labyrinth Floors 31 through 50

If you’re planning on going for the Hero’s Charm on the 50th floor of the Labyrinth, step into the beam of light and use your Mirror Shield to reflect light into the elephant statue on the room’s right side. Underneath the statue is the entrance to floor 31.

Unlike floors 10, 20, and 30, the pots on the 40th floor do not contain any items other than Rupees, so make sure you have healing items in your inventory before challenging the last 20 floors. The following enemies await you on floors 31 through 50:

31. ReDeads

32. Blue Bubbles

33. Dark ChuChus

34. Poes

35. Winged Mothulas

36. Moblins and ReDeads

37. Winged Mothulas and Dark ChuChus

38. Poes and Moblins

39. Stalfos and Blue Bubbles

40. Pots containing more than 500 Rupees

41. Tons of Miniblins

42. Tons of Green, Red, and Yellow ChuChus (throw a bomb to stun them)

43. Hammer the peg to trigger Blue Wizzrobes

44. Tons of Bokoblins and Shield Bokoblins

45. ReDeads and Stalfos

46. Moblins and Darknuts

47. Blue Wizzrobes, Darknuts, and electric barriers

48. Stalfoses and a minefield of Bomb Flowers

49. Darknuts and fire-breathing statues

50. A treasure chest containing the Hero’s Charm

To use the Hero’s Charm, you must equip it from the Equipment menu, instead of from your basic inventory. When you -Target enemies, a red health bar will pop up near them to display how much health they have.

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Hero’s Charm

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