Note: This is the 1st Vizzed-exclusive (non-GameFAQs) walkthrough. Because of certain games having too many FAQs, they are rejected due to oversaturation. If I come across a game like that I want to make a guide for, I'll post them here as an exclusive though they'll also end up on my website.

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Zelda no Densetsu: The Hyrule Fantasy




System: Famicom Disk System/Nintendo Entertainment System










INTRODUCTION





Journey to the Land of Hyrule where people of every race roam around. You are stunning young lad named Link and your quest is to journey through nine dungeons and collect the 8 pieces of the Triforce of Wisdom that Princess Zelda had scattered all over the land to keep it out of the Evil Gannon's hands then once all pieces are gathered, head over to Death Mountain to




defeat Gannon whom already controls the Triforce of Power and save the Land of Hyrule from impending doom.









CONTROLS





D-pad = Move in that direction (no diagonal movements)




B button = Use Sub-item/Sub-Weapon




A button = Sword




Start button = Inventory




Select button = Pause









ENEMIES - OVERWORLD





  Octorock





The Octorocks will spit rocks at link but they can be defleted by his Shield when he is not attacking them. Blue ones take an extra hit to destroy with a regular sword.





  Tektite





The Tektites are spider-like creatures that hop around the screen and try to land on you. The blue ones seem to drop more 5-Rupies.





  Leever





Leevers rise from the ground and try to crash into Link. Red ones will try to sprout from somewhere underneath him and follow him around. Blue ones cause more damage to Link and wander aimlessly.





  Moblin





Moblins are dog-faced enemies that appear and shoot arrows in Link's direction. the blue ones take more hits to destroy.





Lynel





Lynels heave Swords at Link similar to the ones that Link throws when he is at full health. They do sever damage if Link doesn't have a Blue or Red Ring on him. Blue ones take more damage to defeat. The swords can only be deflected by the Magic Shield.





Peahat





Peahats are enemies who fly around aimlessly then stop for a few seconds before flying again. You can only hit them while they are still or you can blow them up with a bomb.





Zora





Zoras hide in the water and only come out to attack with a spherical beam that can only be deflected by a Magic Shield.





Ghini





Ghini is a ghost that appears in the graveyard area of Hyrule. The first one you see is the only one that can be harmed. Touching a tombstone will make more come out but they can't be harmed. Killing the head Ghini will kill them though and they will drop hearts or rupies.





Armos





Despite having what looks like a shield, they are not invincible from the front. They are still until you touch them. Don't touch them from the front or they will damage you. They often guard secret areas including the entrance to the 2nd dungeon in Quest 2.





Boulder





They are not really enemies but they do come tumbling down on certain screens and damage Link if they make contact with him.









ENEMIES - DUNGEON





Keese





Keese are bats that serve as annoying pests to get rid of. They can be defeated by anything that does damage to them including the boomerang.




Gel





Small enemies that move around the room in random patterns. They can be killed by Boomerangs too.




Zol





When you kill these with the normal sword, they split into two Gels.




Stalfos





Skeletons that move around in random patterns. In Quest 2, they shoot sword beams.




Like Like





Watch out for these guys. If you have a Magic Shield, they will eat it up if they catch you and you don't beat them off in time.




Pols Voice





Rabbit heads that hop around the room. They do heavy damage if they crash into you. The arrows can defeat them in one shot. On the Famicom Disk System version, you can blow into the microphone on Controller 2 to kill them and make them drop items.




Vire





Hops all around the room, killing them with a normal or white swords splits them into two red Keese.




Wallmaster





They guard boss rooms. If they catch you, they'll drag you back to the beginning of the dungeon.




Gibdo





These mummies move around aimlessly. What makes them so dangerous is that they pack up quickly and take lots of damage before they die.




Blade Trap





When Link is level with them, they try to close up on him. Move in then move out to make them close then move forward when they reset.




Moldorm





They'll sprout out the ground and move around the room wildly. They compose of many sections that must be destroyed to defeat it completely.




Stone Statue





Some of these statues will spit orbs wherever Link stands. Magic Shields can repel bullets.




Patra





Found only in the 9th dungeon, it lets the Mini Patras damage you. You must kill all the mini-Patras in order to harm Patra whom offers no resistance once defenseless.




Goriya





They heave boomerangs at Link. Blue ones take more damage to kill. There is a certain red one named "Grumble Grumble" that appears in some dungeouns that you must give it Meat to pass through to the next section of the dungeon.




Darknut





These are the most annoying enemies in the game. They block frontal attacks so you have to maneuver around them at the right angle to get a stab in. Blue ones take more damage.




Wizzrobe





Wizzrobes come in two varieties that both shoot magic spells that can only be deflected by the Magic Shield. Orange ones will disappear then appear at spots level with Link and shoot before disappearing again. Blue ones will float over to a spot level with Link and rapidly shoot spells as long as they are level with him.




Lanmola





They'll sprout out the ground and move around the room wildly. They compose of many sections that must be destroyed to defeat it completely. Blue ones move faster.




Rope





When level with Link, they dart towards him. Flashing ones appear in Quest 2 and dish out more damage.




Bubble





If a Bubble hits Link, he'll be unable to use his sword for a few seconds unless he uses the Recorder. Red and Blue ones appear in Quest 2. Red ones will take away his sword permanently unless he touches a Blue one to restore it or visits a fairy fountain on the outside.






BOSSES





Aquamentus





The first boss you'll likely meet in the game. They'll shoot three orbs in Link's direction simultaneously. You can move between the orbs to get to it and start stabbing at it or fire at it from afar with full health.




Dodongo





Nothing can penetrate Dodongo's armor unless you blow it up from the inside. Feed it a bomb by placing one in its line of travel. If it eats it, it'll blow up in its belly. 2 bombs will do the trick. Another way to kill it is to plant a bomb that it doesn't eat but the explosion will stun it and allow you to slash it once with your sword to kill it.




Manhandla





You must destroy all four arms to kill it. The more arms it loses, the master it moves. One well placed bomb can kill all four in one blast.




Gleeok





They have 2, 3 or 4 heads depending on the dungeoun you are in. You must defeat each head to defeat it completely. Each defeated head turns red and starts moving around the room shooting at Link.




Digdogger





If you blow the recorder, Digdogger will shrink down to the size of Link and sometimes split into 3 miniature Digdoggers. Once shrunken, it will move around the room and be vulnerable to sword slashes.




Gohma





Gohma can only be hurt by shooting an arrow into its eye while it's completely open. They shoot orbs at Link's location.




Ganon





The head boss himself will turn invisible and warp around different parts of the room shooting orbs. If you manage to hit him, he'll appear and then disappear again. After you do enough damage to him, he turns brown and one Silver Arrow will finish him off.

Very nice so far, I love how organized your walkthrough is and I love the use of graphics.

Is Zelda for the Famicom Disk System the same as the Zelda for the NES?

I love how you used the images for the enemies with descriptions. Stuff like that is great for walkthroughs; I'm usually terrible at just memorizing enemies names and stuff to realize their specific behaviors.



Davideo7 : They were pretty much the same game. The Famicom Disk System version though was able to get an extra sound channel into the game (the standard was five sound channels, the disk system had six), but other than that they were mostly the same.

Another difference is that you can blow in the microphone on COntroller 2 to kill Pols Voices (rabbits).

Whoops, I didn't even realize that I (somehow) failed to summon in response. :l



Davideo7 :

Updated with the Dungeon enemies and Bosses.

I never ever finished the game and I must say:


Ganon does not look very menacing at all. He looks more comical; that sprite just makes me laugh.



"GRR!! YOU HAVE BEEN A VERY NAUGHTY CHILD. NOW I'M GOING TO HAVE TO KICK YOU BUTT!!"

Azul Fria : Looking great. I keep looking back to this thread every time I remember to see what's added. Thanks for keeping it up to date and responding each time you add info.

Updated with Weapons info. The next post will have Walkthrough.











MAP










A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16





B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16





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H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 H8 H9 H10 H11 H12 H13 H14 H15 H16

Link’s main weapon is a Sword. With all his hearts, he can shoot sword beams from the end of his sword. There are




three swords in the game: Wooden Sword, White Sword, and Magic Sword. You need 5 hearts in order to get the White




Sword and 12 hearts to get the Magic Sword. Without it, the old man won't let you pick the respective sword up.







The Boomerang lets you freeze some enemies in the game and make them vulnerable to taking damage. Keese and Gels can




also be killed with the boomerang. You get the Wooden Boomerange in Dungeon 1 of both Quests. The Magic Boomerang




will travel further than the Wooden Boomerang. It's found in Dungeon 2 of Quest 1 and Dungeon 3 of Quest 2.




You can buy arrows from the shop but you need the Bow in order to shoot them. The Bow is in Dungeon 1 of Quest 1 and




Dungeon 5 of Quest 2. Shooting an arrow costs a Rupy and you use those to kill Gohmas. It can also kill Pols Voice in 1 shot.







The Silver Arrows are found in the final 9th Dungeon of both Quests. You need these arrows to kill Ganon. One shot is all you




need once he turns brown.







Use Bombs to blow up secret passages on the outside and inside the dungeoun. Be very careful about blowing areas in the




overworld. Blow up the wrong spot and go inside and an old man will steal 20 Rupies or whatever you got left if you got less than that for a Door Repair Charge. In the Dungeon, these are good for shortcuts especially in Dungon 3of Quest 1 where you




can stock up on keys by blowing your way up the right side of the map. Bombs are also what kills Dodongo. Feed him 2




bombs or blow one up in his face and stab him when he stunned.







The Blue and Red Candles are important items. Not only do they light up dark places in the dungeouns, but




they can burn bushes to reveal secret passages. Just like with the bombs, watch where you burn or you will




meet Mr. Door Repair Charge man here too. Blue Candle can only be used once per screen and Red Candles can




be used multiple times even twice at the same time. Blue ones are bought in the shop and Red ones are found




in Dungeon 7 on both quests.







The Magic Wand is a powerful weapon that delivers a magic spell to blast enemies away. Once Link finds the Magic Book,




the Wand becomes even more powerful with an flame added on contact. The wand is in Dungeon 6 of Quest 1 and Dungeon




8 of Quest 2. The Magic Book is Dungeon 8 of Quest 1 and Dungeon 4 of Quest 2.







Link also wears different kinds of protection from his enemies. He starts out with a Plain Shield, but he soon will purchase a




Magic Shield that gives much better protection. This shield can block the shots of many of Link’s enemies, but only




when he’s not using his sword. If he’s swinging his sword, the shield is down and he’s vulnerable.







Link can also get a Blue Ring, which reduces damage from Link’s enemies to half of what it was. Later, he’ll


find the Red Ring, which reduces damage to a quarter. The Blue Ring is bought in a special shop


located in D5 under the top middle Armos in Quest 1 and in a hidden shop in A16. To find A16, go to B16 and there is a


hidden bridge in the wall you can go through it in Quest 2.







The Recorder (whistle) allows Link to travel to previously random conquered dungeons just outside the entrance but in Quest




2, you'll dropped in random spots based on where the dungeons were in Quest 1. Toot the whistle to dry up the lake to access




Dungeon 7 in Quest 1. In Quest 2, this thing is your friend. You can use it to dry the lake to get in Dungeon 3, and reveal the




entrance to Dungeon 6 inside the graveyard. You can also use it in Quest 2 in certain areas to reveal secret spots in the ground.




This also shrinks Digdogger down to size and weakens him. One more use is that you can recover from the bubble curse faster




in Quest 1. The Recorder is found in Dungeon 5 of Quest 1 and Dungeon 2 of Quest 2. At least there is no risk of a Door




Repair Charge that the Bombs and Candle have.

Your quest starts in H8. Go inside that cave and an old man who gives you a wooden sword.

Link’s main weapon is a Sword. With all his hearts, he can shoot sword beams from the end of his sword. There are




three swords in the game: Wooden Sword, White Sword, and Magic Sword. You need 5 hearts in order to get the White




Sword and 12 hearts to get the Magic Sword. Without it, the old man won't let you pick the respective sword up.







The Boomerang lets you freeze some enemies in the game and make them vulnerable to taking damage. Keese and Gels can




also be killed with the boomerang. You get the Wooden Boomerange in Dungeon 1 of both Quests. The Magic Boomerang




will travel further than the Wooden Boomerang. It's found in Dungeon 2 of Quest 1 and Dungeon 3 of Quest 2.




You can buy arrows from the shop but you need the Bow in order to shoot them. The Bow is in Dungeon 1 of Quest 1 and




Dungeon 5 of Quest 2. Shooting an arrow costs a Rupy and you use those to kill Gohmas. It can also kill Pols Voice in 1 shot.







The Silver Arrows are found in the final 9th Dungeon of both Quests. You need these arrows to kill Ganon. One shot is all you




need once he turns brown.







Use Bombs to blow up secret passages on the outside and inside the dungeoun. Be very careful about blowing areas in the




overworld. Blow up the wrong spot and go inside and an old man will steal 20 Rupies or whatever you got left if you got less than that for a Door Repair Charge. In the Dungeon, these are good for shortcuts especially in Dungon 3of Quest 1 where you




can stock up on keys by blowing your way up the right side of the map. Bombs are also what kills Dodongo. Feed him 2




bombs or blow one up in his face and stab him when he stunned.







The Blue and Red Candles are important items. Not only do they light up dark places in the dungeouns, but




they can burn bushes to reveal secret passages. Just like with the bombs, watch where you burn or you will




meet Mr. Door Repair Charge man here too. Blue Candle can only be used once per screen and Red Candles can




be used multiple times even twice at the same time. Blue ones are bought in the shop and Red ones are found




in Dungeon 7 on both quests.







The Magic Wand is a powerful weapon that delivers a magic spell to blast enemies away. Once Link finds the Magic Book,




the Wand becomes even more powerful with an flame added on contact. The wand is in Dungeon 6 of Quest 1 and Dungeon




8 of Quest 2. The Magic Book is Dungeon 8 of Quest 1 and Dungeon 4 of Quest 2.







Link also wears different kinds of protection from his enemies. He starts out with a Plain Shield, but he soon will purchase a




Magic Shield that gives much better protection. This shield can block the shots of many of Link’s enemies, but only




when he’s not using his sword. If he’s swinging his sword, the shield is down and he’s vulnerable.







Link can also get a Blue Ring, which reduces damage from Link’s enemies to half of what it was. Later, he’ll


find the Red Ring, which reduces damage to a quarter. The Blue Ring is bought in a special shop


located in D5 under the top middle Armos in Quest 1 and in a hidden shop in A16. To find A16, go to B16 and there is a


hidden bridge in the wall you can go through it in Quest 2.







The Recorder (whistle) allows Link to travel to previously random conquered dungeons just outside the entrance but in Quest




2, you'll dropped in random spots based on where the dungeons were in Quest 1. Toot the whistle to dry up the lake to access




Dungeon 7 in Quest 1. In Quest 2, this thing is your friend. You can use it to dry the lake to get in Dungeon 3, and reveal the




entrance to Dungeon 6 inside the graveyard. You can also use it in Quest 2 in certain areas to reveal secret spots in the ground.




This also shrinks Digdogger down to size and weakens him. One more use is that you can recover from the bubble curse faster




in Quest 1. The Recorder is found in Dungeon 5 of Quest 1 and Dungeon 2 of Quest 2. At least there is no risk of a Door




Repair Charge that the Bombs and Candle have.