Ocarina of Time Remake 100% Completion Walkthrough41 chapters
- Kokiri ForestFind the Kokiri Sword, buy the Deku Shield for 40 rupees and get past Mido to the Great Deku Tree.
- The Great Deku TreeFairy Slingshot, Dungeon Map, Compass, four Gold Skulltulas, Gohma and the Kokiri Emerald.
- Leaving Kokiri ForestSay goodbye to Mido and Saria, get the Fairy Ocarina, meet Kaepora Gaebora and cross Hyrule Field.
- Hyrule Castle TownGold Skulltula, Bazaar, Shooting Gallery seed bag, Potion Shop bottle and the Temple of Time.
- Hyrule CastleGet the Weird Egg, wake Talon, sneak in, meet Zelda, learn Zelda’s Lullaby and collect Zelda’s Letter.
- Kakariko VillageCucco Lady’s bottle, House of Skulltula, Adult’s Wallet and the rooftop Heart Piece.
- GraveyardDampé’s Grave-Diggin’ Tour Heart Piece, Sharp and Flat, the Royal Family’s Tomb and the Sun’s Song.
- Lon Lon RanchTalon’s cucco game, Lon Lon Milk, Epona’s Song, a Heart Piece and Gold Skulltula.
- Gerudo ValleyTwo Heart Pieces, Lon Lon milk from Miss Moo with Epona’s Song, and a Gold Skulltula token.
- Lake HyliaLakeside Laboratory, the scarecrow quest, a Gold Skulltula and the fishing Heart Piece.
- Lost Woods and Sacred GroveRichard’s Heart Piece, Happy Mask Shop, Skull Kid, Saria’s Song, Gold Skulltulas 16 to 19 and the Business Scrubs.
- Death Mountain Trail and Goron CityClimb to Goron City, win over Darunia with Saria’s Song and take the Goron Bracelet before Dodongo Cavern.
- Dodongo CavernDungeon Map, Compass, Bomb Bag, four Gold Skulltulas, King Dodongo and the Goron Ruby.
- Death Mountain Summit and CraterGoron City Heart Piece and Bigger Bomb Bag, Din’s Fire and magic meter, crater Heart Piece, Echo Gem.
- Bombchu Bowling and the Great Fairy of PowerWin the Bombchus, Biggest Bomb Bag and Heart Piece, then get the enhanced Spin Attack.
- Zora River and Zora DomainHeart Pieces, a Gold Skulltula, the Silver Scale, Ruto’s bottle in Lake Hylia and King Zora’s request.
- Lord Jabu-Jabu’s BellyFarore’s Wind, the Boomerang, Ruto, Barinade, the Heart Container and the Spiritual Stone of Water for child Link.
- Errands Before the Temple of TimeThe child errands before the Temple of Time in the Ocarina of Time Remake.
- Temple of TimeFind the Ocarina of Time, open the Door of Time, draw the Master Sword and earn the Light Medallion.
- Ingo Ranch and EponaIngo’s two horse races, winning Epona and teaching Bonooru the Scarecrow Song.
- Kakariko Village and the HookshotDampé’s race, the Hookshot, Song of Storms and Heart Pieces #17 to #19.
- Sacred Grove as an AdultGet past Mido with Saria’s Song, cross the Moblin maze, beat the Great Moblin.
- Forest TempleSmall keys, Fairy Bow, four Poe Sisters, Phantom Ganon, Heart Container and Forest Medallion.
- Poes, the Hall of Fallen Foes and Lake HyliaBigger Quiver, Prelude of Light, Big Poes, Golden Scale and three Heart Pieces.
- Goron City as an AdultHeart Pieces, a Gold Skulltula, the Goron Tunic from the small Goron.
- Fire TempleFree all nine Gorons, find the Megaton Hammer and Boss Key, beat Volvagia and earn the Fire Medallion.
- Double Magic and Death MountainCrater Great Fairy Fountain, doubled magic, Gold Skulltulas 60 to 62 and a Business Scrub Seed as adult Link.
- Ice CavernBlue Fire, Iron Boots, Serenade of Water, the Zora Tunic and two Heart Pieces.
- The Biggoron Sword RouteBuy the Giant’s Knife, trade from the Pocket Egg to Cojiro, and finish every step up to the Biggoron Sword.
- Water TempleTriforce doors, small keys, Longshot, Dark Link, Morpha, the Water Medallion and Gold Skulltulas 68 to 73.
- Kakariko Village and the Nocturne of ShadowLearn the Nocturne of Shadow and find two Gold Skulltulas and two Heart Pieces.
- Bottom of the WellLenses of Truth, Dungeon Map, Compass, both small keys, Dead Hand and Gold Skulltulas 76 to 78.
- Treasure Box Shop and the Way to the Shadow TempleWin the Piece of Heart with the Lenses of Truth, then warp to the Shadow Temple via the Nocturne.
- Shadow TempleFloors B1 to B4, Hover Boots, Bongo Bongo, Heart Container and the Shadow Medallion from Impa.
- Gerudo FortressRescue all four carpenters, win the Gerudo Pass, find Gold Skulltulas 84 and 85.
- Mirage Desert and Evil Desert ColossusPhantom Guide, Requiem of Spirit, five Gold Skulltulas, three Heart Pieces, Biggest Quiver, Nayru’s Love.
- Spirit TempleChild and adult routes, Silver Gauntlets, Mirror Shield, Boss Key, Iron Knuckle Nabooru, Twinrova.
- Gerudo Proving GroundsPay 30 rupees, solve every room, and claim the Ice Arrow and a Business Scrub Seed.
- Last Heart Pieces and Gold SkulltulasTokens 96 to 100, Heart Pieces 33 to 35, the Rich Man reward and Light Arrow.
- Ganondorf’s CastleClear the six barriers, get the Golden Gauntlets and the Great Fairy of Courage’s gift.
- Ganondorf and GanonTower climb, Boss Key, Ganondorf boss fight, the escape with Zelda and the Ganon boss fight.
| Covers | Graveyard, Royal Family’s Tomb |
|---|---|
| Link | Child |
| You need | Fairy Slingshot with Deku Seeds, Zelda’s Lullaby, about 40 Rupees to spend on digging |
| Rewards |  Heart Piece #2, a  blue Rupee and a red Rupee, the Sun’s Song |
The Graveyard sits behind Kakariko Village, and most of what you want here happens at night. Pay Dampé to dig for you in the tombstone square and you can walk away with a Heart Piece. Then play Zelda’s Lullaby at the harp-shaped headstone, calm the two ghostly composers who haunt the place, descend into the Royal Family’s Tomb and learn the Sun’s Song from the stone tablet at the bottom.
Table of Contents
Reaching the Graveyard at night
Enter the Graveyard
Leave Kakariko Village after sunset, go down the stone steps past the house with the red door and follow the fog to the arch at the far end. A banner reads Graveyard as you cross it. Dampé only runs his tour at night. Walk up the stone path between the headstones and read the plaque you pass about the Sheikah watching over their clan.
Dampé’s Grave-Diggin’ Tour
Talk to Dampé
The Grave-Diggin’ Tour! appears as a banner when you reach the tombstone square, and Dampé the gravekeeper is waiting there. Talk to him and let him finish his pitch. He marks out digging spots on the ground, and once you stand next to one he will dig it for you. Each dig costs 10 Rupees, so check your wallet first. Your wallet holds up to 500 Rupees once you have the Adult’s Wallet, and a few dozen is enough for this.
Pay for each dig
Stand beside a mound of loose soil and press the button to talk to Dampé. He asks whether you want to dig there for 10 Rupees. Pick Let’s dig!, or choose I’ll pick another spot to try a different mound first. After you pay he fetches his shovel and tells you to give him a minute. Some mounds are harder to dig, and Dampé then demands an extra 5 or 10 Rupees before he starts.
The first mound is one of those, so it costs 15 Rupees in all, and it turns up nothing. The second spot rewards you with a blue Rupee. The third one throws up a red Rupee, which Dampé announces is worth 20 Rupees. Rupees are not the goal, but the lucky digs repay part of what you spent, so keep going.
Heart Piece #2
Take the fourth spot. Dampé says it looks tough and asks for an extra 10 Rupees on top of the 10, so it costs 20 in all. Pay up and watch him work. When he hits something he says “Hoo-whee! We got ourselves a big win!” and a Heart Piece floats out of the soil. Walk up and press A to pick it up; Dampé tells you to take it, and the item box says four pieces form one container. This is Heart Piece #2.
The harp-shaped headstone and the ghost composers
Find the Tomb of the Royal Composers
Walk into the quiet corner beyond the digging spots and look for a headstone topped with a stone harp. Its inscription marks the Tomb of the Royal Composers, faithful servants to the Royal Family. Check it and Navi tells you about the man buried there. Ghosts carrying lanterns drift around this part of the Graveyard, so be ready for a fight in the dark.
Shoot the ghosts with the Slingshot
The ghosts here shrug off close attacks. Lock on, then use the Slingshot and fire Deku Seeds at them when the Shoot Seed prompt appears. Keep moving, because they throw rings of flame, and fire again as soon as you can see them. Hits make them stop and talk instead of running away, which is how you get their story out of them.
Play Zelda’s Lullaby at the headstone
Stand at the harp headstone and open the songbook: you can use Check songbook to see the notes, then choose Play a note. Play Zelda’s Lullaby and a pink glow fills the screen. Lightning cracks across the sky and strikes the tall crest-marked monument. Near it a Triforce slab lies in front of a freshly opened stairway into the ground, but the ghosts still need your attention first.
Sharp the Elder
Approach the pink glow over another harp headstone. It is a ghost named Sharp the Elder. Hit him with the Slingshot until he gives up with “Guhhh! I’m done for!” He explains that he and his brother were composers for the royal family and hid their special song from Ganondorf. Ask about the special song and he refuses to share details with a stranger, but says an envoy of the royal family should prove themselves at the royal family’s tomb. When he sees that the tomb is open he decides you serve the royal family after all.
Flat the Younger
Flat the Younger, a green ghost, haunts a harp headstone on the way to the crypt. Fire Deku Seeds at him until he stops. His story matches his brother’s, and he is just as reluctant to tell it: his brother told him not to say anything unnecessary. Once he sees the open tomb he tells you the music score is inside, scolds you for pestering ghosts, and says to ask his older brother Sharp if you need anything. When he vanishes, the way into the tomb is yours.
Royal Family’s Tomb
Go down the stairs
Walk down the steps into the Royal Family’s Tomb. A Triforce crest is carved on the first door. Push it open and you reach a wide dim hall with sealed purple doors and cracked flooring. Enemies attack in the dark here, so keep the Slingshot ready and fire Deku Seeds at them when the Shoot Seed prompt shows.
Cross the hall to the carved doorway on the far side, where a second Triforce crest door waits. Push it open to reach a room of glowing green gas and a slick green pool. Do not wade through the pool, since it drains your hearts fast. Stay on the stone walkways, keep moving and avoid the tall undead figure that lurks in this room.
Read the stone tablet
Follow the walkway through the pool room to a chamber at the end of the corridor, where a stone tablet rests under a green light. Navi tells you something is written on it. The poem says the rising sun will someday set, then speaks of turning from sun to moon and moon to sun, and asks you to give peaceful rest to the living dead. A music score is carved beneath the text.
Sun’s Song
Read the score and the item box tells you to keep the Sun’s Song in your heart. Play the notes A, R, X, A, R, X on the ocarina at the tablet. Golden light surrounds Link and the box reads “You played the Sun’s Song!” You now have the Sun’s Song in your songbook. The ocarina songs page lists every use of it. The chest with the Hylian Shield near this area is picked up in the Kakariko Village chapter.
Chapter checklist
| Collectible | Type | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Heart Piece #2 | Heart Piece | Fourth dig spot of Dampé’s Grave-Diggin’ Tour, Graveyard, at night |
| Blue Rupee | Rupee | Second dig spot, Graveyard |
| Red Rupee | Rupee | Third dig spot, Graveyard |
| Sun’s Song | Song | Stone tablet at the end of the Royal Family’s Tomb |
With the Sun’s Song learned, climb the stairs back out of the tomb and return to Kakariko Village, where the windmill and the rest of the village are waiting in the Kakariko Village chapter.
