Hidden Town of Kasuto (2024)

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How to access the hidden town of Kasuto? ›

In the lower right corner of the forest is a hidden area. Find it to get a Point Bag with 500 Exp. Then go up and find a cave and go right till you find your way out. Then take two steps to the right, three steps down, then one more step to the right and use the Hammer to reveal New Kasuto.

Kasuto is a location in The Adventure of Link. It is a town destroyed by the forces of Ganon and continues to be infested by invisible Moa that will remain an undetectable menace until Link returns from the Three-Eye Rock Palace with the Cross. Despite the devastation, Kasuto is still home to one of the eight Wise Men.

The Cross is a quest item from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Obtained in the sixth dungeon, the Hidden Palace, it enables Link to see enemies who would otherwise be invisible. Without the Cross, navigating the Valley of Death, which leads to the Great Palace, proves to be extremely difficult.

To acquire the Magical Key, Link must learn the Spell Spell from the Old Man in the Hidden Town of Kasuto. Once he learns the spell, he goes to the end of town, where he will find what appears to be a dead end. If he performs the Spell Spell at this location, the vault containing the Magical Key will appear.

The dungeon is hidden near the Three-Eye Rock found on the coast of Eastern Hyrule, east from Old Kasuto Town. It can be accessed anytime when Link plays the Flute in that area.

Link learns this magic from the old man in the Old Town of Kasuto only after the young hero has increased his Magic Meter to the highest possible level by finding the four hidden magic containers.

Dolls are odd dolls that seemed to have been crafted to resemble Link. They increase the number of Link's lives when collected. They are well hidden in certain areas of Hyrule's overworld. However, once they are collected, they disappear from their locations for the rest of the game and cannot be recollected.

Although Link has never verbally spoken in a Zelda game (except for the occasional interjection when rolling or attacking), he is not speechless in-universe, and nowhere is this more evident than in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

It is situated within the walls of Midoro Palace in The Adventure of Link. Upon collection, the Handy Glove increases the strength of Link's Sword, allowing it to crush the blocks found in Palaces.

When a certain amount is reached, Link can upgrade by one level one of his quest stats. These are: Life: Link will become more resistant to enemy attacks by taking less damage. Magic: Spells will require less magic to be cast.

What does the fairy spell do in Zelda 2? ›

The Fairy Spell allows Link to become a fairy. While Link is unable to attack enemies in his fairy form, it does provide him with a number of helpful advantages. The ability to fly allows him to get into high places, and the small size of a fairy enables him to get through small holes.

The Magical Key has the ability to unlock any locked door, with unlimited uses. This item will make Small Keys virtually useless, as it does exactly what they do, but much more efficiently. The Magical Key is found in the eighth dungeon of the game, Level 8: The Lion.

After getting the Heart Container, head up north into the forest again and enter the cave. Watch out for the Tektites and Lizalfos inside though! Use the Hammer on one of the forest squares once you get to the other end of the cave to reveal a new town, New Kasuto.

The Kidnapped Child is a small lost child that has been taken away by an orange Lizalfos into a cave in the southern half of Maze Island. The child's mother, an elderly woman who lives in the Mountain Town of Darunia, has been worried sick and requests that Link stage a rescue.

Spell. Use: The main use for this spell is used on the edge of the same town in which you learned it, causing the temple that houses the Magical Key to rise from the ground. The spell also causes weak enemies on screen to be turned into Bots.