In Hyrule Warriors Legends and Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, Fissures can be found in the Lorule Map in Adventure Mode. After clearing a Battle on a square with a Fissure, using a Wall Painting Item Card on the Fissure will transport Warriors from Hyrule to Lorule and vice-versa.
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Fissures are recurring Objects in The Legend of Zelda series.[name references needed]
Location and Uses
A Link Between Worlds
Fissures appear as cracks on walls and other flat surfaces, surrounded by bizarre, color-shifting patterns. By Wall Merging and walking into these cracks, Link is able to travel between parallel locations in Hyrule and Lorule. As such, Fissures in Hyrule have a dark fog emitting from them, while Fissures in Lorule emit light. A total of 28 Fissures can be found throughout the worlds; entering one will permanently add it to the Map Screen.
Prior to the events of A Link Between Worlds, a Fissure was discovered by Yuga on a Stone Tablet in Lorule's Sacred Realm, through which the world of Hyrule and its still-intact Triforce could be sensed.[1] Yuga set out to kidnap Hyrule's Seven Sages and Princess Zelda, plotting to use their power to resurrect the Demon King, Ganon, to rule all worlds in his image.[2] After acquiring the Master Sword, Link chases Yuga Inside Hyrule Castle and nearly defeats him in battle, but Yuga escapes into the Castle's upper spires. Link reaches Princess Zelda's office, finds a Fissure behind a drape, and enters in, emerging in Princess Hilda's office in Lorule Castle to find that Ganon's resurrection is already underway.
Once he returns to Hyrule, Link finds Sahasrahla standing near a Fissure outside of Link's House. He explains that Yuga's actions in Hyrule Castle triggered an earthquake, causing Fissures to appear all over the land, which he worries is the start of a larger collapse of two the worlds.[3] Often when Link enters a new area of Lorule through a Fissure, Hilda will speak to the young hero telepathically and warn him of the dangers that plague the area.[4]
Locations
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Fissure locations in Hyrule
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Fissure locations in Lorule
| Hyrule | Lorule |
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| Princess Zelda's office | Princess Hilda's office |
| Pillar in the outer section of the Lost Woods | Pillar in Skull Woods Region |
| Inside Rosso's house | Abandoned Shack east of Skull Woods Region |
| Behind Sahasrahla's house | Behind storage building on the north side of the canyon from the Thieves' Town |
| Death Mountain cliffside due west from the Death Mountain Weather Vane | Lorulean Death Mountain cliffside southwest of the Treacherous Tower |
| Pillar east of the Tower of Hera | Pillar east of the Treacherous Tower |
| Rosso's Ore Mine | Due north of the Weather Vane for Lorule's Death Mountain |
| Sanctuary | Cave housing the Philosopher |
| On the ledge north of the Graveyard | On the ledge north of the Graveyard |
| Behind the waterfall in the bend in the northern part of the river east of the Graveyard | Behind the waterfall in the bend in the northern part of the river east of the Graveyard |
| In the pit south of Zora's Domain | On the ledge wall south of the Lake of Ill Omen |
| Behind the Stylish Woman's clothes rack | In the dilapidated house in the center of the Thieves' Town |
| Pillar among the earth mounds east of Hyrule Castle | Pillar among the earth mounds east of Lorule Castle |
| Ledge wall south of the Eastern Palace | Ledge wall south of the Dark Palace |
| Ledge wall below Ravio's Shop | Ledge wall below the Vacant House |
| Ledge wall south of the Haunted Grove | Elevated ledge wall south of Octoball Derby |
| Elevated ledge wall south of the Haunted Grove | Ledge wall south of Octoball Derby |
| Pillar in the Great Swamp | Pillar in the Plains of Ruin |
| Ledge wall to the southeast of the Great Swamp | Ledge wall in the easternmost section of Misery Mire |
| Right earth pillar in the Desert of Mystery | Right earth pillar in Misery Mire |
| Left earth pillar in the Desert of Mystery | Left earth pillar in Misery Mire |
| Ledge wall in the northern section of the Desert of Mystery | Ledge wall in the northern section of Misery Mire |
| Ledge wall in the center of the Desert of Mystery | Ledge wall in the center of Misery Mire, west of the bridge |
| Ledge wall in the southwestern most part of the Desert of Mystery | Ledge wall in the southwestern most part of Misery Mire |
| Ledge wall at the end of the Desert Palace | Ledge wall at the entrance to the arena where Zaganaga is fought |
| Ledge wall on the river east of the Bird Lover | Ledge wall on the river north of the lake |
| Ledge wall below the Racing Bro in northeastern part of Lake Hylia | Ledge wall in the northeastern part of Lorule Lake |
| Elevated ledge wall in southwestern Lake Hylia | Elevated ledge wall in the southwestern section of Lorule Lake |
Other Appearances
Hyrule Warriors Legends
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Nomenclature
| Language | Names |
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| This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data. | |
Gallery
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A Fissure in Lorule -
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Link traveling between worlds through a Fissure -
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Icon denoting a Fissure on the Map Screen -
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Promotional screenshot featuring a Fissure
References
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Yuga discovered that there was a strange crack in this grim slate... Through it, we could sense that there was another world beyond ours... a place where the Triforce still existed.
— Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds) - ↑
I will use the Sages to reach the one who shall help me attain true beauty. I mean, of course...
— Yuga (A Link Between Worlds)
GANON!Behold! The Triforce of Power! Join with me! Let us destroy all ugliness in this world or any other. We shall be TRULY superior!
— Yuga (A Link Between Worlds) - ↑
His evil has spread even here, for just after you vanished into Hyrule Castle, a quake shook the kingdom! It left fissures like this all through Hyrule! And when there are cracks, can shattering be far behind?
— Sahasrahla (A Link Between Worlds) - ↑
Can you hear me, Hero of Hyrule? It is I, Princess Hilda. I wanted to warn you about the kingdom in which you've found yourself. My Lorule may remind you of your own home. But, in fact, our kingdoms are as different as night and day. Worlds apart, as they say.
— Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)