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How to get and use the Song of Storms in Ocarina of Time

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How to get and use the Song of Storms in Ocarina of Time

The Song of Storms is one of the iconic melodies from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, and you can unlock it shortly after you become adult Link. The song itself has a few uses in the world, but you will need it to progress in the story, particularly for the Bottom of the Well dungeon. Getting it also means you can access some passageways to get rupees and other useful items.

Below, we explain where to unlock the Song of Storms in the Ocarina of Time remake, as well as where you can use the Song of Storms to open up passageways.

As adult Link, head into the windmill in Kakariko Village. The Music Man inside is now scalding mad as he plays the Song of Storms, noting that if he "so much as catch[es] a whiff of an ocarina, it's over for you." Geez. That being said, take out your ocarina in front of him by pressing Left on the D-pad. He'll get even angrier, but he'll teach you the Song of Storms.

To complete the cycle, head back to the Music Man as child Link and play the song for him. This will open up the Bottom of the Well dungeon.

This also creates an interesting paradox. If child Link taught him the song, but he taught it to you as adult Link... ouch, my brain.

In addition to its aforementioned use for the Bottom of the Well dungeon, you can use it to open up holes around Hyrule.


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