Uploaded July 2008 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Fortieth video. This is the background music for the fifth dungeon of The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. As with the last one, there are no unicorns contained within the dungeon, but it supposedly shaped like one. Thus, it is called the Unicorn's Cave.
This is, in my opinion, the most forgotten of the Seasons dungeons. Why? Well, if you take a look at all the other dungeons, you'll find that they're all situated in a distant, far-off location, and getting there requires exploring to large new areas, meeting new people, and/or doing elaborate new things. But the Unicorn's Cave? Eyeglass Lake is only a hop, skip, and a jump away, and the only other thing you have to do is go through a warp to Subrosia and complete a simple fetch-quest to gain access to the Autumn Tower. After lifting up a few mushrooms, you're already in the dungeon. The only other exception to this is the first dungeon (being not far away), but everything at the beginning of the game leads up to it, so even the Gnarled Root Dungeon is less neglected than the Unicorn's Cave.
As for the dungeon itself, first off, I like its background music almost as much as I like the previous one's so I hope you enjoy. There are some small tasks that you have to do at the beginning of the dungeon (defeating an enemy to drop an iron ball) that critically influence what you can do later on (moving the iron ball with the magnetic gloves); you may find yourself backtracking while unsure of what you need to do. Also, give yourself a pat on the back if you can get the compass without falling off the moving platforms into the bottomless pit on your first try. (I did!)
Fortieth video. This is the background music for the fifth dungeon of The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons. As with the last one, there are no unicorns contained within the dungeon, but it supposedly shaped like one. Thus, it is called the Unicorn's Cave.
This is, in my opinion, the most forgotten of the Seasons dungeons. Why? Well, if you take a look at all the other dungeons, you'll find that they're all situated in a distant, far-off location, and getting there requires exploring to large new areas, meeting new people, and/or doing elaborate new things. But the Unicorn's Cave? Eyeglass Lake is only a hop, skip, and a jump away, and the only other thing you have to do is go through a warp to Subrosia and complete a simple fetch-quest to gain access to the Autumn Tower. After lifting up a few mushrooms, you're already in the dungeon. The only other exception to this is the first dungeon (being not far away), but everything at the beginning of the game leads up to it, so even the Gnarled Root Dungeon is less neglected than the Unicorn's Cave.
As for the dungeon itself, first off, I like its background music almost as much as I like the previous one's so I hope you enjoy. There are some small tasks that you have to do at the beginning of the dungeon (defeating an enemy to drop an iron ball) that critically influence what you can do later on (moving the iron ball with the magnetic gloves); you may find yourself backtracking while unsure of what you need to do. Also, give yourself a pat on the back if you can get the compass without falling off the moving platforms into the bottomless pit on your first try. (I did!)
