

In lava-filled areas, Ice Arrows can be fired into the magma to create a temporary platform, eliminating the need for Water Pots for as long as Link's arrow supply and Magic Meter hold up. The Ice Arrows are required to gain access to Fire Mountain, which houses the Power Bracelets. After Link has learned the " Ballad of Gales" and Tetra's true identity is revealed, Link can travel on a cyclone to the Mother & Child Isles, where the Queen of Fairies gifts him with Fire and Ice Arrows. Link receives both Ice Arrows, as well as Fire Arrows, for his Hero's Bow from the Queen of Fairies residing in the fountain at the center of the Mother & Child Isles. Ice Arrows will deal extra damage to most enemies. They are found in Great Bay Temple and can be used to freeze water to make ice platforms, freeze giant faucets in the temple, and, to a lesser extent, trap enemies in blocks of ice to use as stepping stones. Ice Arrows are necessary in order to complete the game, and are similar in both appearance and function to the Ice Arrows from Ocarina of Time, though the version found in Majora's Mask will affect water. The Ice Arrows are also effective against the Shadow Temple boss Bongo Bongo Link can use them to freeze its hands.Ī Gossip Stone comments that the reward from the Gerudo Training Ground is "not as great as you would expect, given its difficulty!" Nonetheless, Ice Arrows can be useful, as they can freeze most enemies, which immobilizes them for a longer duration than other attacks (such as Deku Nuts or Boomerang). Ice Arrows are not mandatory to complete the game as nothing in the game must be frozen to proceed. Link can obtain Ice Arrows by completing the Gerudo's Training Ground, a challenging maze-type area in the Gerudo's Fortress. Freezes targets on impact." - item menu description from Ocarina of Time 3D 1.4 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the WildĪppearances The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time " An arrow enchanted with magical ice.1.3 The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.



1.1 The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
