Uploaded June 2008 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Thirty-second video. This is the background music for the Room of Rites, the area where Koume and Kotake lit the flames of Sorrow, Destruction, and Despair. After you defeated Veran and Onox (in either order), Koume and Kotake are intent on sacrificing Princess Zelda to resurrect the Great Evil King, Ganon. You must travel to the final location in the game, the Room of Rites, to stop them.
Once you play through one of the two Oracle games, you are given a password for the other. If you use this password, you start the second game with an extra heart container, you can use passwords given to you by other characters in the game to unlock weapon upgrades and other bonuses, and, most importantly, the storyline of the first game continues into the second game, ultimately leading you to this area here.
The Room of Rites has no enemies, but it does contain one unique puzzle that is known as the Eye of Deceit. As you enter each room, the eyes on all of the statues will look in a random direction (as opposed to directly at you like in ordinary dungeons). To proceed, you must travel in the direction that NONE of them are looking. The path you take is different each time, but it always leads to the same place -- Zelda and Twinrova. Hope you enjoy one of my favorite pieces of background music in the game!
Thirty-second video. This is the background music for the Room of Rites, the area where Koume and Kotake lit the flames of Sorrow, Destruction, and Despair. After you defeated Veran and Onox (in either order), Koume and Kotake are intent on sacrificing Princess Zelda to resurrect the Great Evil King, Ganon. You must travel to the final location in the game, the Room of Rites, to stop them.
Once you play through one of the two Oracle games, you are given a password for the other. If you use this password, you start the second game with an extra heart container, you can use passwords given to you by other characters in the game to unlock weapon upgrades and other bonuses, and, most importantly, the storyline of the first game continues into the second game, ultimately leading you to this area here.
The Room of Rites has no enemies, but it does contain one unique puzzle that is known as the Eye of Deceit. As you enter each room, the eyes on all of the statues will look in a random direction (as opposed to directly at you like in ordinary dungeons). To proceed, you must travel in the direction that NONE of them are looking. The path you take is different each time, but it always leads to the same place -- Zelda and Twinrova. Hope you enjoy one of my favorite pieces of background music in the game!
