Deku Forest

This article is about the location from Oracle of Ages. For the level in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, see Deku Forest (Tri Force Heroes).

Deku Forest
The Deku Forest from Oracle of Ages
First appearance	Oracle of Ages (2001)
Appears in	Oracle of Ages Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland
Country	Labrynna (past)
Terrain	Forest
Point(s) of interest	Wing Dungeon
Inhabitants	Deku Scrubs

The Deku Forest is a location from The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages. It is a forest found in western Labrynna in the past. In the present, it is known as the Fairies' Woods. As its name implies, the Deku Forest is populated by Deku, who will sell Wooden Shields at varying prices. The Deku Forest also contains a rare Mystery Seed Tree and is home to the second dungeon, the Wing Dungeon.

Story

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When the Wing Dungeon collapses in the present, Link retrieves the Harp of Ages and returns to the past, so that he may enter the dungeon before its supports weaken and break. On his way to the dungeon, he ends up getting Mystery Seeds, which Queen Ambi has been looking for. One of the queen's soldiers spots him with the Mystery Seeds and escorts him to the palace. The soldier takes the seeds and gives them to Ambi. Ambi gives Link bombs as reward. With these bombs, Link can now enter the Wing Dungeon, which was previously blocked off by a cracked wall. After he leaves, it is revealed that Ambi is being manipulated by Veran in Nayru's body.

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Non-canonical appearances

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In Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland, the Deku Forest is located in the northwest corner of the First Continent. This Deku Forest is watched over by the Great Deku Tree, and may be related to (or actually be) the Lost Woods and Kokiri Forest.

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