The mini-boss of the Eagle's Tower, the Grim Creeper, uses a Whistle to call six Big Keese to aid him.Īlfonzo's Train and the Spirit Train are equipped with a Whistle in Spirit Tracks, in the form of a swaying rope on the touchscreen that can be pulled downward with the stylus. After releasing the Flute Boy's pet bird, Link can play the Flute in the Light World's overworld and summon the bird, who can fly Link to any one of eight locations. Link can dig up the Flute Boy's Flute by using the Shovel on a flower patch in the Haunted Grove. In A Link to the Past, Whistles are one of the many Instruments played by Hyruleans.

Later, the Whistle is used to make the Three-Eye Rock Palace appear when played in the middle of Three-Eye Rock. Once the Flute is played, the River Devil disappears. It allows Link to pass by what the villagers in Nabooru Town call the River Devil. The Whistle is obtained in the Palace on the Sea in The Adventure of Link. Lastly, Digdogger is split into three smaller versions at the sound of the Recorder. The Recorder must also be used to dry up a body of water revealing the entrance to Level 7 in the Second Quest, it can unveil hidden caves, as well as the entrance to Level 6. First, it allows Link to Warp to any Underworld dungeon he has cleared if he is facing north or west, he warps to the next dungeon if he is facing south or east, he warps to the dungeon before the one he is at. The music of this item causes various effects. As with most items in the game, it is hidden in a basement room. The Recorder is a magical item that is hidden in the depths of Level 5 in the First Quest, and earlier in Level 2 in the Second Quest.

2.2 The Legend of Zelda (Valiant Comics).

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