Zeldapedia - the Legend of Zeld

Source: Wikia. Pages: 47. Chapters: Angular Isles, Aryll's Lookout, Beedle's Shop Ship, Bird's Peak Rock, Boating Course, Bomb Island, Bomb Shop, C-c-cold Island, Cabana, Cafe Bar, Chu Jelly Juice Shop, Cliff Plateau Isles, Crescent Moon Island, Cyclops Reef, Diamond Steppe Island, Dragon Roost Island, Dragon Roost Mountain, Eastern Fairy Island, Eastern Triangle Island, Ferris Wheel, Fire Mountain, Five-Eye Reef, Five-Star Isles, Flight Control Platform, Forest Haven, Forest of Fairies, Four-Eye Reef, Gale Isle, Ghost Ship (The Wind Waker), Great Fairy Fountain, Great Sea, Greatfish Isle, Grotto, Hall of Wealth, Headstone Island, Hollo's Forest Potion Shop, Horseshoe Island, Hyrule, Hyrule Castle, Ice Ring Isle, Illusionary Room, Islet of Steel, Kokiri Forest, Light World, Link's House, Lookout Tower, Mail Center, Masked Ship, Mother & Child Isles, Mrs. Marie's School of Joy, Needle Rock Isle, Nintendo Gallery, Northern Fairy Island, Northern Triangle Isle, Outset Island, Overlook Island, Pawprint Isle, Private Oasis, Rock Spire Isle, Savage Labyrinth, Seven-Star Isles, Shark Island, Six-Eye Reef, Southern Fairy Island, Southern Triangle Island, Spectacle Island, Star Belt Archipelago, Star Island, Stone Watcher Island, Submarine, Tetra's Pirate Ship, Thorned Fairy Island, Three-Eye Reef, Tingle Island, Tingle Tower, Town Jail, Two-Eye Reef, Western Fairy Island, Wind Shrine, Windfall Island, Windfall Island Shop, Zora's Domain. Excerpt: The Angular Isles is a location from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. They are a small pair of artificial islands in the southern section of the Great Sea. Both isles are completely made out of moss-covered concrete blocks. To get onto the larger isle, Link must strategically move blocks on this isle to create stairs. At the top is a Treasure Chest containing a Piece of Heart. To get to the smaller isle, Link can either target the palm tree growing there with his Hookshot and pull himself across or fly to it from the larger...