Uploaded August 2008 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Forty-sixth video. This is the background music for the Tarm Ruins, one of my favorite overworld areas in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. Though it is not a dungeon, it has its own set of seasons-related puzzles which make the Tarm Ruins a fairly challenging area. Contained within the Tarm Ruins is the sixth dungeon of the game, the Ancient Ruins.
Within the Tarm Ruins is the Lost Woods; one must navigate through the Lost Woods to get to the Ancient Ruins, but there is another path that can be taken to get the Noble Sword. Learning how to get to the Noble Sword from a Deku Scrub is supposed to be the end result of the trading game, but those who already know that route can bypass the trading game altogether (if they so choose).
This truly marks the end of the Zelda Game Boy dungeons series. The Tarm Ruins is one of my favorite themes in the game (and it certainly was a popular request); enjoy!
Forty-sixth video. This is the background music for the Tarm Ruins, one of my favorite overworld areas in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. Though it is not a dungeon, it has its own set of seasons-related puzzles which make the Tarm Ruins a fairly challenging area. Contained within the Tarm Ruins is the sixth dungeon of the game, the Ancient Ruins.
Within the Tarm Ruins is the Lost Woods; one must navigate through the Lost Woods to get to the Ancient Ruins, but there is another path that can be taken to get the Noble Sword. Learning how to get to the Noble Sword from a Deku Scrub is supposed to be the end result of the trading game, but those who already know that route can bypass the trading game altogether (if they so choose).
This truly marks the end of the Zelda Game Boy dungeons series. The Tarm Ruins is one of my favorite themes in the game (and it certainly was a popular request); enjoy!
