Want 100 Gold Skulltulas in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, but don’t want to track all of them down? Well, that’s a weird thing to want, but if you’re sure, someone has found a way to make one specific Gold Skulltula regenerate infinitely by replicating a glitch from the original game…with a bit of extra work added. It’s time consuming and roundabout, but it seems to really work!
In the original Ocarina of Time, you could get as many Gold Skulltula Tokens as you wanted by visiting a grotto outside of Hyrule Castle that’s opened by playing the Song of Storms on a plant. Inside, there’s a Gold Skulltula behind a bombable wall that child Link can defeat at a distance with a boomerang, and then use the boomerang again to collect the token. However, if you used the boomerang to collect the token as you exit the room via the flower elevator, you’ll collect the token on your way out, but the Skulltula itself will be there waiting for you if you reenter the grotto, allowing you to collect the token again and again, infinitely, in the same way.
This glitch’s replication was first noted by Reddit use Wrong-Kangaroo-4352 almost a week ago, but without much detail as to how to make it work.
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