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As a fellow Mega Man fan, have you checked out Mega Man X: Corrupted by any chance JKB Games dropped the intro stage to give you an idea of what to expect with the story, I've never seen X so badass and he never broke character.
1:13 - Really QG? Are you the only TH-camr that made an Arcana Heart countdown? I kinda know of at least one other that made an Arcana Heart countdown. Have you ever heard of Homura Yuri Squad?
Fun Fact QG, The Stone Tower Temple is my Favorite Dungeon in Majora's Mask. I like the Boss in the Original. Don't like how the 3DS Version does with the Bosses giving them Eyes.
@@thenightmare9368 Fun fact, the instruments from that dungeon reference all the different forms of Link in the normal half of Stone Tower, as well as Skull Kid's flute in the inverted half of the level.
Zelda dungeons are one of the biggest factors on what makes the series so great from their music, puzzles, challenges, lore, visuals, and the bosses you face once you reach the end. Sure not every dungeon in the series is fantastic but the ones that are deserved to be appreciated for all time.
My Personal Top 10 Favorite Dungeons (not limited to one per game): 1. Arbiter's Grounds (TP) 2. Forest Temple (OoT) 3. Ancient Cistern (SS) 4. Snowpeak Ruins (TP) 5. Stone Tower Temple (MM) 6. Spirit Temple (OoT) 7. Palace of Winds (MC) 8. Sandship (SS) 9. Hyrule Castle (BotW) 10. Tower of the Gods (WW)
@@ShadowWizard224 Cool list! I see we have a lot of the same dungeons in common. My list has changed a bit since I posted this two years ago, so my updated top 10 would be: 1. Arbiter's Grounds (TP) 2. Spirit Temple (OoT) 3. Ancient Cistern (SS) 4. Snowpeak Ruins (TP) 5. Stone Tower Temple (MM) 6. Palace of Winds (MC) 7. Sandship (SS) 8. Forest Temple (OoT) 9. Hyrule Castle (BotW) 10. City in the Sky (TP)
here's my list 1 stone tower temple 2 Spirit temple 3 Great bay temple 4 Temple of time 5 wind temple 6 goron mines 7 ancient cistern 8 shadow temple 9 LMF 10 Dragon roost caven honorable mentions forest temple tp snowpeak ruins dancing dragon dungeon (why does know one ever talk about this dungeon both positively or negitvely) Fire temple hyrule castle Alttp by the way how many times have you played majoras mask because I know quite a few people who used to not like the great bay temple and they give another chance and like it much better now, its achally pretty easy once you understand plus I just really love the way the dungeon looks its just beautiful looking, just give it another chance and if the design music and looks just aren't for you then that's find there is no way you'll like it if that's the case.
So of my favorite Legend Of Zelda dungeons include the following. BOTW: Hyrule Castle TP: Arbiter's Grounds OOT: Spirit Temple MM: Stone Tower WW: Tower Of The Gods SS: Ancient Cistern LBW:Thieves Hideout LTTP: Ganon's Tower MC: Palace Of Winds LA: Bottle Grotto With a handful of honorable mentions since it seems like I've only played 10 Legend of Zelda games.
I don't really have a list of favorite dungeons; so I'll just list my favorites from games that I've finished. Ocarina of Time: Fire Temple. Cool fire motif with a good boss and a better fight theme. Majora's Mask: Does the mishmash of mini-dungeons given to you by the moon kids count? If so, then that's my pick. They're all challenging, make sure you've mastered the usage of the masks, and rewards you with the best mask in the game, the Fierce Deity's Mask. #BringthisthingbackNintendo. Twilight Princess: Sky City. I love sky levels in general, and Sky City's vastness and dragon fight really clicks with me. Though to be honest, those Oocoo are still creepy. Windwaker: Tower of the Gods. I didn't care too much for Windwaker's dungeons either, and this one did stump me a bit. But once I figured it out, it was fun. Breath of the Wild: Hyrule Castle. Perfect way to end a fantastic game. Also, the final boss is nowhere NEAR as bad as most people claim. Looking at YOU, Joshscorcher! As for next time, I loved the arcade TMNT as a kid. It'll be fun to see you talk about it in April.
Snowpeak Ruins is my personal favorite TP dungeon. Just the fact that you're essentially snooping around someone's house while they still live there is such a surreal idea, and I'm bummed that the idea hasn't been explored again. Plus, who can say no to free soup? Also, I see someone doesn't care for Majora's Mask 3D?
I got a soft spot for the Divine Beasts Vah Medoh and Naboris. One being a giant Aztec Robobird, this being the one I always go after first for the battle against Windblight Ganon and Revali's Gale. The other being an electric robot camel with a fast-paced and tense battle with Thunderblight Ganon, and it has my Zelda waifu, Urbosa. Also a clever tactic during the latter fight, you can use magnesis to lift one of the metal spikes in the ground and move it near him to have the lightning strike hit himself.
How about Eagle's Tower from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening? Besides being reasonably challenging and having a fairly good melody, it's cool how it's the only dungeon in the game that you can modify, in that you actually collapse part of the tower in order to reach the boss.
Although the dungeon makes full use of time traveling and Link becomes a mermaid after obtaining the suit, I see three flaws: controlling mermaid Link is a bit hard to get used to, there’s one puzzle room that literally tests your luck, and while vire is a tricky opponent the large octorock is a bit simple.
I enjoy all the dungeons in the list, so I think that, rather than make my own list, I'll just post honourable mentions instead. The forsaken fortress revisit: Most of the reasons why I like this dungeon is that I hated the first run and this time I can steamroll through everything. So I can't exactly call it good, only cathartic. That being said, the boss fights are really good and keeping dungeon items you collected the first time is a nice touch. Palace of Winds (FSA): being the final level, it's home to some of the most difficult levels in the game. There's even some that rely on how the game functions overall, such as how boomerangs go through walls but not through statues or the ability to grab other links through the dark world. Unlike other dungeons in the series, the puzzles are divided in four sets, so you can do them in whatever order you prefer. Also, this is the only stage in the game that places Vaati's dark barrier before the bosses. That way, the tension isn't ruined if you didn't gather enough force gems. Deku Temple (TRR): One of the most nostalgic moments in a game that is otherwise unrelated to mainline Zelda games, especially with the music. It sticks out way more when the rest of the Rosy Rupeeland dungeons suck.
Actually, way back when, Itionoben, formerly known as the Tree's Apprentice, whom you collabed top 15 Gym Leaders with, did a countdown on Top Ten Spirit Tracks bosses. May his TH-cam channel rest in peace.
You pretty much said every single one of my favorite dungeons in the zelda series, even the patreons picked some good ones too. I dunno if final dungeons SHOULD COUNT but I'm going to say my 2 other favortie Dungeons, Hyrule Castle from Twilight Princess and Ganons Castle in Ocarina of Time Hyrule castle because you spend a good chunk outside trying to get INTO the castle and as soon as you get inside and those infamous 9 notes start to play from A Link to the past, It sent shivers down my spine, It basically screams THIS IS IT, Plus its a awesome compliation between Hyrule Castles theme and Ganons Theme. Lets also not forget it tests mostly everything you've learned so far and some memorable fights with the darknuts inside. Ganons Castle because each of the 7 chambers has a good call back to their respective dungeons and tests what you learned, and then the climb up the castle with Ganon's haunting organ playing in the background (who'd thought the Dark King would be such a great organist, Its subtle touches like those that gives nuances to villains, I wonder if he can play Simon belmonts theme on that Organ lol)
I really like Lanayru Mining Facility from Skyward Sword. It is the first Lanayru dungeon with a time theme which Lanayru as a region has been associated with before.
basically the only water based dungeon in the series thats genuinely fun and also is a rare example of the water dungeon having arguably the best boss in the game.
Hands down, Snowpeak is easily my favorite dungeon in the series. The setting. The layout. The difficulty. The item. The music. The story relevance. The twist with the boss. Literal jumpscare. The boss battle itself. The boss theme. And even the ending cutscene. Everything. Works. So. Well. And it actually offers a good challenge for Twilight Princess. While it may not have Argorok, Blizzeta is still a super fun boss. I can’t say anything negative about it!
Yeah, temple of the ocean king is a massive fail for me. Not for the time limit, but because of what you had to do to get to the 2nd gem. HOW! THE! FUCK! was I supposed to figure out that I needed to close my ds for the location. That puzzle only stopped me from beating the game and only got to know what happens thanks to Chuggaconroy's let's play. Though in hindsight, I can see why he likes it.
The only reason why I never even bothered to play through Majora's Mask....THAT GOT DANG TIME LIMIT! Zelda, a game all about exploration, puzzles and monster fighting...To give it a time limit is like a giant middle finger to me
I was worried too, but it's very manageable and you'd be surprised how much you can get done in a cycle. Termina may not be very big, but it's jam packed with things to discover and keep ya occupied.
10. Never played this one but interesting 9. This was a nice choice 8. Easily a very good endgame dungeon 7. Against all odds, that's what makes it a great dungeon crawl. And yeah, Calamity Ganon could've/should've been better. 6. Never played this one but quite nice 5. Rite of passage, everybody 4. Ommmm... Ok, now that I got that out of my system, mind if I ask out of curiosity: So this is for the original version, what's your take on the Master Quest version? 3. Man, I can't wait to play this one again. 2. It's like Ancient Egypt, this tomb is cursed! 1. Ah yes, it all comes together here.
Response to the games shown to my favorite dungeons 10. Actually I also like the Spirit tower as well. 9. I like the palace of darkness making full use of the darkness and bombs 8. I've always liked the gba four sword secret dungeon for its new fun things 7. I've always liked the final DLC dungeon that has a fun surprise boss and use of all 4 elements of the Divine beasts 6. I like the temple of droplets for its ice puzzle mechanics I don't mind water and ice 5. I've find the earth temple to be fun, scary, and and making use of the light puzzles and shows that redeads are actually zombies 4.my personal favorite is the fire temple for feeling like a rescue mission, hinting the boss, and the megaton hammer 3. The ancient cistern is also my favorite 2. I also like Arbiters grounds as well as Snowpeak temple 1. This is also my favorite especially the 3ds boss fight
With the new Mortal Kombat (2021) film set to be released in April 23, can you do a top 10 favorite mk charcters or fatalites? That would be a flawless victory.
I know I am in the minority, but I do like the Temple of the Ocean King. It's a neat idea with soso execution. The concept of a hub dungeon that you return to throughout your adventure is a neat idea and each new item enables you to get through it quicker, though being able to skip floors you've already completed would have been better than just utilizing shortcuts. The time mechanic was tolerable. I was never running out of time and there are ways around it like time refills and the pause zones.
I never had much of a problem with the dungeon myself, especially on repeat playthroughs where you mostly know how to quickly manage them (especially when you attempt to minimize the trips for the last 2 charts, which is kinda rewarding in some sense). While I enjoyed the Tower of the spirits, I have to kind of take Mark Browns take on it in that (paraphrasing) "they ended up fixing it TOO much". The whole using your items to create faster runthroughs kinda got thrown out of the window, and the dungeon just felt like going through segmented chunks in order, instead of a whole dungeon, neatly locked off with story progression and items. I can kinda get people didn't like the retracing of same content over and over though (with some of it being skipable once you unlock that portal halfway).
i think ganon's tower (alttp) is one of the best final dungeons in the series. thieve's hideout from albw is fun and while i do not remember much about totok, i remember it was not as bad as many players made it out to be and gets too much hate.
9. Mentions the alchemist mission in Spyro 2. Me: Why does he go on the exact same path every single time and INTENTIONALLY walk into the range of EVERY ENEMY IN THE AREA instead of the much easier straight path followed by a left turn this way?!! Also me: Remembers the Sea Monkey escort mission from Spyro 3. These Sea Monkeys follow a set path, why don't they have the intelligence to just walk around the rocks and mushrooms that I need to destroy or clear away instead of walking right into them?!
I don't understand why people hate the ToTOK so much is it really because of the time limits its not even that big a deal u get plenty of time and honestly the lack time make the tower less impactful u have less to worry about so it feels less rewarding
I don't think that E3 quote at the end aged well, considering two years later, E3 would be killed off for good. Shame too, a lot of indie studios deserve more recognition, and only Nintendo seems to give a hint.
I kind of predicted your Number 1 because it's also my favorite, for all the reasons you listed AND finding all the Stray Fairies there rewards you with one of my favorite items in Majora's Mask alongside the Fierce Deity's Mask, the Great Fairy Sword. Pretty awesome the game's version of Biggoron's Sword is a C-button item.
Yep. When I got to #4 and noticed a lack of Majora's Mask dungeons, I kept saying "Number 1 is Stone Tower." But honestly, how can you objectively pick anything else?
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As a fellow Mega Man fan, have you checked out Mega Man X: Corrupted by any chance
JKB Games dropped the intro stage to give you an idea of what to expect with the story, I've never seen X so badass and he never broke character.
1:13 - Really QG? Are you the only TH-camr that made an Arcana Heart countdown? I kinda know of at least one other that made an Arcana Heart countdown. Have you ever heard of Homura Yuri Squad?
QG: If I do a Worst Dungeon lists...
Water Temple: Yes
Fun Fact QG, The Stone Tower Temple is my Favorite Dungeon in Majora's Mask. I like the Boss in the Original. Don't like how the 3DS Version does with the Bosses giving them Eyes.
@@thenightmare9368 Fun fact, the instruments from that dungeon reference all the different forms of Link in the normal half of Stone Tower, as well as Skull Kid's flute in the inverted half of the level.
Zelda dungeons are one of the biggest factors on what makes the series so great from their music, puzzles, challenges, lore, visuals, and the bosses you face once you reach the end. Sure not every dungeon in the series is fantastic but the ones that are deserved to be appreciated for all time.
which is why botw is a bit disappointing
"It will keal"
Help I'm already invested
I can't tell you how amazing it is to hear someone praising Spirit Tracks, it's so criminally underrated
I haven't played it in a long time, and even I personally love it. Mostly because of the train.
My Personal Top 10 Favorite Dungeons (not limited to one per game):
1. Arbiter's Grounds (TP)
2. Forest Temple (OoT)
3. Ancient Cistern (SS)
4. Snowpeak Ruins (TP)
5. Stone Tower Temple (MM)
6. Spirit Temple (OoT)
7. Palace of Winds (MC)
8. Sandship (SS)
9. Hyrule Castle (BotW)
10. Tower of the Gods (WW)
This is my top 10 Zelda Dungeons of all time: 🛡️ ⚔️
#10 Lightning Temple(TOTK)
#9 Vah Ruta(BOTW)
#8 Goron Mines(TP)
#7 Stone Tower(MM)
#6 Snowpeak Ruins(TP)
#5 Ancient Cistern(SS)
#4 Forest Temple(OoT)
#3 SandShip(SS)
#2 Arbiter’s Grounds(TP)
#1 Spirit Temple(OoT)
@@ShadowWizard224 Cool list! I see we have a lot of the same dungeons in common. My list has changed a bit since I posted this two years ago, so my updated top 10 would be:
1. Arbiter's Grounds (TP)
2. Spirit Temple (OoT)
3. Ancient Cistern (SS)
4. Snowpeak Ruins (TP)
5. Stone Tower Temple (MM)
6. Palace of Winds (MC)
7. Sandship (SS)
8. Forest Temple (OoT)
9. Hyrule Castle (BotW)
10. City in the Sky (TP)
Not a bad countdown, and next QG @ the Arcade is yet another unexpected surprise to see make a comeback, cowabunga
COWABUNGA IT IS.
I'm hyped for the next QG @ the Arcade. TURTLE POWER!
"Tonight... you!" I understood that reference 😂
That #3... Gaijin Goombah would have a field day with that one!
Love the Forged in Fire reference!
I knew the Stone Tower Temple was number 1! My favorite dungeon in my favorite Zelda game!
here's my list
1 stone tower temple
2 Spirit temple
3 Great bay temple
4 Temple of time
5 wind temple
6 goron mines
7 ancient cistern
8 shadow temple
9 LMF
10 Dragon roost caven
honorable mentions
forest temple tp
snowpeak ruins
dancing dragon dungeon (why does know one ever talk about this dungeon both positively or negitvely)
Fire temple
hyrule castle Alttp
by the way how many times have you played majoras mask because I know quite a few people who used to not like the great bay temple and they give another chance and like it much better now, its achally pretty easy once you understand plus I just really love the way the dungeon looks its just beautiful looking, just give it another chance and if the design music and looks just aren't for you then that's find there is no way you'll like it if that's the case.
got a big feeling the forest temple will be on here, and i feel the music will be a big factor
I never got why people like the music. The "voices" sound like Yoshi
I can't unhear it sounding like Tim Curry's Pennywise laugh
Nope it’s not here.
All in favor of Quarter Guy making that "worst zelda dungeons" video like this comment.
I’d honestly be more surprised if he DIDN’T make that list
If I could whip up a quick top 10:
10- Spirit Temple- OOT
9- Palace of Winds- Minish Cap
8- Goron Mines- TP
7- Yiga Clan Hideout- BOTW
6- Misery Mire- LTTP
5- Eagles Tower-LA
4- Arbiter's Grounds- Tp
3- Hyrule Castle- TP
2- Ancient Cistern- SS
1- Shadow Temple- OOT
So glad Stone Tower Temple is at the top.
Master sword will Keep Everyone Alive? Well...apart from the poor bastard on the other end at least
Well great list overall and many of those choices would be on my list not going to lie.
I don't know why, but I have a feeling that QG isn't a big fan of The Great Bay Temple
So of my favorite Legend Of Zelda dungeons include the following.
BOTW: Hyrule Castle
TP: Arbiter's Grounds
OOT: Spirit Temple
MM: Stone Tower
WW: Tower Of The Gods
SS: Ancient Cistern
LBW:Thieves Hideout
LTTP: Ganon's Tower
MC: Palace Of Winds
LA: Bottle Grotto
With a handful of honorable mentions since it seems like I've only played 10 Legend of Zelda games.
Oh, I can't wait! This is gonna be gooooood!
I don't really have a list of favorite dungeons; so I'll just list my favorites from games that I've finished.
Ocarina of Time: Fire Temple. Cool fire motif with a good boss and a better fight theme.
Majora's Mask: Does the mishmash of mini-dungeons given to you by the moon kids count? If so, then that's my pick. They're all challenging, make sure you've mastered the usage of the masks, and rewards you with the best mask in the game, the Fierce Deity's Mask. #BringthisthingbackNintendo.
Twilight Princess: Sky City. I love sky levels in general, and Sky City's vastness and dragon fight really clicks with me. Though to be honest, those Oocoo are still creepy.
Windwaker: Tower of the Gods. I didn't care too much for Windwaker's dungeons either, and this one did stump me a bit. But once I figured it out, it was fun.
Breath of the Wild: Hyrule Castle. Perfect way to end a fantastic game. Also, the final boss is nowhere NEAR as bad as most people claim. Looking at YOU, Joshscorcher!
As for next time, I loved the arcade TMNT as a kid. It'll be fun to see you talk about it in April.
I never played skyward sword. But I really want to.
Snowpeak Ruins is my personal favorite TP dungeon. Just the fact that you're essentially snooping around someone's house while they still live there is such a surreal idea, and I'm bummed that the idea hasn't been explored again. Plus, who can say no to free soup?
Also, I see someone doesn't care for Majora's Mask 3D?
While it had good changes the bad changes VASTLY overrode the good changes
lol remember how Gru stole the moon just wait till you play origami king
I imagine he's avoiding anything with Paper Mario in the title after being burnt by Sticker Star TBH.
@@GatorRay maybe
Well, you put my favorite Skyward Sword dungeon on the list!
Snowpeak Ruins, Sandship, Lakebed Temple, Ancient Cistern, and City in the Sky are the ideal forms of true Zelda dungeons.
QG, how many Forged In Fire jokes will you make? Seriously, because that is one of the greatest shows on the History Channel.
Not a Zelda fan, but I like watching your videos, so I'll take this for a spin.
TMNT game being covered in April...🤔 I see what you did there 😉🤣
Actually it's because of the announcement of TMNT Shredder's Revenge.
@@TheQuarterGuy Yeah, but the pun is *too* accurate lol
I was going to say the same thing! But unfortunately I'm two weeks too late, lol.
I got a soft spot for the Divine Beasts Vah Medoh and Naboris. One being a giant Aztec Robobird, this being the one I always go after first for the battle against Windblight Ganon and Revali's Gale. The other being an electric robot camel with a fast-paced and tense battle with Thunderblight Ganon, and it has my Zelda waifu, Urbosa. Also a clever tactic during the latter fight, you can use magnesis to lift one of the metal spikes in the ground and move it near him to have the lightning strike hit himself.
10:24 You got a point there.
Yay, I love the list QG. Aswell, I too wish for the handheld Zelda games to be talked more.(Speaking as a Minish Cap and Spirit Tracks fan)
Well, I forget when it was revealed and don't know how long ago this was recorded, but you're right. E3 is going virtual this year.
18:00 Really? I wasn't the only one imagining Bongo Bongo drumming it up in the Arbiter's Grounds?
Most favorite dungeon is The Ancient Cistern.
How about Eagle's Tower from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening? Besides being reasonably challenging and having a fairly good melody, it's cool how it's the only dungeon in the game that you can modify, in that you actually collapse part of the tower in order to reach the boss.
A major oversight
*sees the next time section* You did that on purpose, did you?!
After the announcement of Shredder's Revenge, I figured the time was right.
@@TheQuarterGuy You son of a moose knuckle!
The spinner did see a fair amount of use, even in the overworld
The AVGN even consider Minish Cap to be the first Zelda game chronologically in his Chronologically Confused video on the Zelda timeline
Sad that there is no mention of Mermaid's Cave from Oracle of Ages for another time traveling dungeon.
Although the dungeon makes full use of time traveling and Link becomes a mermaid after obtaining the suit, I see three flaws: controlling mermaid Link is a bit hard to get used to, there’s one puzzle room that literally tests your luck, and while vire is a tricky opponent the large octorock is a bit simple.
14:28 I understood that reference!!
I enjoy all the dungeons in the list, so I think that, rather than make my own list, I'll just post honourable mentions instead.
The forsaken fortress revisit: Most of the reasons why I like this dungeon is that I hated the first run and this time I can steamroll through everything. So I can't exactly call it good, only cathartic. That being said, the boss fights are really good and keeping dungeon items you collected the first time is a nice touch.
Palace of Winds (FSA): being the final level, it's home to some of the most difficult levels in the game. There's even some that rely on how the game functions overall, such as how boomerangs go through walls but not through statues or the ability to grab other links through the dark world. Unlike other dungeons in the series, the puzzles are divided in four sets, so you can do them in whatever order you prefer. Also, this is the only stage in the game that places Vaati's dark barrier before the bosses. That way, the tension isn't ruined if you didn't gather enough force gems.
Deku Temple (TRR): One of the most nostalgic moments in a game that is otherwise unrelated to mainline Zelda games, especially with the music. It sticks out way more when the rest of the Rosy Rupeeland dungeons suck.
Actually, way back when, Itionoben, formerly known as the Tree's Apprentice, whom you collabed top 15 Gym Leaders with, did a countdown on Top Ten Spirit Tracks bosses.
May his TH-cam channel rest in peace.
You pretty much said every single one of my favorite dungeons in the zelda series, even the patreons picked some good ones too.
I dunno if final dungeons SHOULD COUNT but I'm going to say my 2 other favortie Dungeons, Hyrule Castle from Twilight Princess
and Ganons Castle in Ocarina of Time
Hyrule castle because you spend a good chunk outside trying to get INTO the castle and as soon as you get inside and those infamous 9 notes start to play from A Link to the past, It sent shivers down my spine, It basically screams THIS IS IT, Plus its a awesome compliation between Hyrule Castles theme and Ganons Theme. Lets also not forget it tests mostly everything you've learned so far and some memorable fights with the darknuts inside.
Ganons Castle because each of the 7 chambers has a good call back to their respective dungeons and tests what you learned, and then the climb up the castle with Ganon's haunting organ playing in the background (who'd thought the Dark King would be such a great organist, Its subtle touches like those that gives nuances to villains, I wonder if he can play Simon belmonts theme on that Organ lol)
I really like Lanayru Mining Facility from Skyward Sword. It is the first Lanayru dungeon with a time theme which Lanayru as a region has been associated with before.
Hey QG, I love the Forged in Fire intro you did for the Master Sword. It will Keal
Beating up Ganon in your skivvies just adds insult to his injuries. 😆
How much do you wanna bet the Ancient Cistern will appear here?
Edit: top 3 is good enough.
I’ve seen it on a lot of people’s lists.
basically the only water based dungeon in the series thats genuinely fun and also is a rare example of the water dungeon having arguably the best boss in the game.
It was either that or the Sandship, which is brought down by the boss.
Hands down, Snowpeak is easily my favorite dungeon in the series. The setting. The layout. The difficulty. The item. The music. The story relevance. The twist with the boss. Literal jumpscare. The boss battle itself. The boss theme. And even the ending cutscene. Everything. Works. So. Well. And it actually offers a good challenge for Twilight Princess. While it may not have Argorok, Blizzeta is still a super fun boss. I can’t say anything negative about it!
Damn, didn't expect Forged In Fire reference.
Yeah, temple of the ocean king is a massive fail for me. Not for the time limit, but because of what you had to do to get to the 2nd gem. HOW! THE! FUCK! was I supposed to figure out that I needed to close my ds for the location. That puzzle only stopped me from beating the game and only got to know what happens thanks to Chuggaconroy's let's play. Though in hindsight, I can see why he likes it.
Of course people also want a "Top 10 worst dungeons". With many years and many games, there will have some blunders. Not all can be winners.
The only reason why I never even bothered to play through Majora's Mask....THAT GOT DANG TIME LIMIT! Zelda, a game all about exploration, puzzles and monster fighting...To give it a time limit is like a giant middle finger to me
I was worried too, but it's very manageable and you'd be surprised how much you can get done in a cycle. Termina may not be very big, but it's jam packed with things to discover and keep ya occupied.
Favourite 3D Zelda Dungeons:
- Forest Temple
- Water Temple
- Shadow Temple
- Woodfall Temple
- Stone Tower Temple
- Lakebed Temple
- Arbiter’s Ground
- Snowfall Temple
- City in the Sky
- Sky Keep
Does anyone remember the bank teller in Majora's Mask thrashing their arms up and down??
I do
10. Never played this one but interesting
9. This was a nice choice
8. Easily a very good endgame dungeon
7. Against all odds, that's what makes it a great dungeon crawl. And yeah, Calamity Ganon could've/should've been better.
6. Never played this one but quite nice
5. Rite of passage, everybody
4. Ommmm...
Ok, now that I got that out of my system, mind if I ask out of curiosity: So this is for the original version, what's your take on the Master Quest version?
3. Man, I can't wait to play this one again.
2. It's like Ancient Egypt, this tomb is cursed!
1. Ah yes, it all comes together here.
Response to the games shown to my favorite dungeons
10. Actually I also like the Spirit tower as well.
9. I like the palace of darkness making full use of the darkness and bombs
8. I've always liked the gba four sword secret dungeon for its new fun things
7. I've always liked the final DLC dungeon that has a fun surprise boss and use of all 4 elements of the Divine beasts
6. I like the temple of droplets for its ice puzzle mechanics I don't mind water and ice
5. I've find the earth temple to be fun, scary, and and making use of the light puzzles and shows that redeads are actually zombies
4.my personal favorite is the fire temple for feeling like a rescue mission, hinting the boss, and the megaton hammer
3. The ancient cistern is also my favorite
2. I also like Arbiters grounds as well as Snowpeak temple
1. This is also my favorite especially the 3ds boss fight
Top 10 best of something list: exist
Top 10 worst of something list be like:
I am, inevitable
Video not releasing for a while: and I am Iron Man.
You would do a TMNT game in April. 🙄
Probably doing it now because of the recently announced Shredder's Revenge.
@@BenjaMage Pretty sure he was referring to April O'neil.
Nope, Ben's right. I decided to do it because of Shredder's Revenge.
@@TheQuarterGuy Ah, okay. My bad.
@@TheQuarterGuy Hah. April
With the new Mortal Kombat (2021) film set to be released in April 23, can you do a top 10 favorite mk charcters or fatalites? That would be a flawless victory.
My top 10 favorites:
10) Face Shrine-LADX
9) Swamp Palace-ALttP
8) Demon-TLoZ
7) Shadow Temple-OoT3D
6) Palace of Darkness-ALBW
5) Island Maze Palace -AoL
4) Ancient Cistern-SS
3) Arbiter's Grounds-TP
2) Unicorn Cave-OoS
1) Stone Tower Temple- MM3D
My top 5:
1. Lorule Castle
2. Ancient Cistern
3. Stone Tower Temple (3DS)
4. Eagle Tower
5. Divine Trial Dungeon
You have some interesting picks. ✌
The flying stingray fight is great, I don't like Palace of Winds personally.
The Spinner item is a fuckin' BeyBlade and nobody is going to change my mind!
I am with ya on Minish Cap. That needs a re-release already! And I don't wanna dust off my Wii U just to play it
I like the Earth Temple from Skyward Sword.
I really hope that they bring back proper dungeons for breath 2.
I know I am in the minority, but I do like the Temple of the Ocean King. It's a neat idea with soso execution. The concept of a hub dungeon that you return to throughout your adventure is a neat idea and each new item enables you to get through it quicker, though being able to skip floors you've already completed would have been better than just utilizing shortcuts. The time mechanic was tolerable. I was never running out of time and there are ways around it like time refills and the pause zones.
I never had much of a problem with the dungeon myself, especially on repeat playthroughs where you mostly know how to quickly manage them (especially when you attempt to minimize the trips for the last 2 charts, which is kinda rewarding in some sense). While I enjoyed the Tower of the spirits, I have to kind of take Mark Browns take on it in that (paraphrasing) "they ended up fixing it TOO much". The whole using your items to create faster runthroughs kinda got thrown out of the window, and the dungeon just felt like going through segmented chunks in order, instead of a whole dungeon, neatly locked off with story progression and items. I can kinda get people didn't like the retracing of same content over and over though (with some of it being skipable once you unlock that portal halfway).
Nothing can ever top Ocarina of Time’s Ganon’s Tower. It’s the best part of the climax in my opinion.
i think ganon's tower (alttp) is one of the best final dungeons in the series. thieve's hideout from albw is fun and while i do not remember much about totok, i remember it was not as bad as many players made it out to be and gets too much hate.
Not to spoil what's coming next on QG at the arcade. BUT! Adam I'm worried you're gonna get in hot water with Viacom.
Before watching, I'm assuming the Ancient Cistern will be here.
Tears of the kingdom’s first 3 shrines were the best intro dungeons
I’m making this comment before the premiere happens, and if any entry on this list isn’t from the CD-i games, we riot.
Do you even know how expensive the CD-i even is?
@@TheQuarterGuy That was a joke, my good sir. Also, thank you for responding to my comment.
No Not Into The Pit, IT BURNS!
I rather not blow up dodongos or deal with any very bad mechanics or voice acting thank you very much.
8:45
I know, right?
Ancient cistern is amazing
Hey, can you do a review of BattleToads NES and also, when will you do your next 25 Cents Worth?
9. Mentions the alchemist mission in Spyro 2.
Me: Why does he go on the exact same path every single time and INTENTIONALLY walk into the range of EVERY ENEMY IN THE AREA instead of the much easier straight path followed by a left turn this way?!!
Also me: Remembers the Sea Monkey escort mission from Spyro 3. These Sea Monkeys follow a set path, why don't they have the intelligence to just walk around the rocks and mushrooms that I need to destroy or clear away instead of walking right into them?!
so what's your opinion on the second wind mod/free dlc for botw?
I don't understand why people hate the ToTOK so much
is it really because of the time limits
its not even that big a deal
u get plenty of time
and honestly the lack time make the tower less impactful
u have less to worry about so it feels less rewarding
Curious to see your picks. ETA: So far they're certainly interesting ones.
While I would hardly call Ocean King my favourite jn the series, I DO like it. And it's nice to see I'm not alone.
A tradition it may be, but how many people actually like dead man's volley?
Sure, ALTTP and Botw’s final dungeons are pretty dope, but you must have had other favorite dungeons that could have taken their spots instead.
If the sequel to Breath of the Wild doesn't have dungeons that are at least on par with previous games then I'm gonna be severely disappointed.
Hey Quarterguy, here's a list idea for you. Top 10 favorite Ash's pokemon
Personally, I'd love to see him do a list of his Top 10 Favorite Galar Pokemon
I don't think that E3 quote at the end aged well, considering two years later, E3 would be killed off for good. Shame too, a lot of indie studios deserve more recognition, and only Nintendo seems to give a hint.
I kind of predicted your Number 1 because it's also my favorite, for all the reasons you listed AND finding all the Stray Fairies there rewards you with one of my favorite items in Majora's Mask alongside the Fierce Deity's Mask, the Great Fairy Sword. Pretty awesome the game's version of Biggoron's Sword is a C-button item.
Yep. When I got to #4 and noticed a lack of Majora's Mask dungeons, I kept saying "Number 1 is Stone Tower." But honestly, how can you objectively pick anything else?
10 bucks says that the potential Worst Dungeons list will have the Great Bay Temple either near or at #1.
Kinda hope BotW 2 goes back to traditional dungeons while keepin the open world element
What was the name of the water level in twilight princess I love that 1
Lakebed temple
Top ten zelda bosses, unless the bosses here are your top ten
I actually like Temple of the ocean king
My favorite dungeon is Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time's Water Temple.
I unironically love the Great Bay Temple.
By the way, Koreans would love to eat Octoroks. Korean octopus is always eaten alive.
Try top ten satisfying deaths in video games
Skyward sword is getting a remake aren't you excited
I wonder who Quaterguy's Blazblue waifu is...
Dragalia Lost video when?