Makes you wonder why Nintendo had to add the creepiness factor to a temple that didn't have a lot to do with the undead. Their design is a little less creepy compared to the average Poe encounter with each having a unique design element, The whole hiding in paintings was very ominous, however, making you feel as if you were being watched. Poes also play a huge role in the Forrest Tempe with the famous four Poe Sisters (Amy, Beth, Meg, and Joelle), stealing all the flames and locking you out from getting to the boss. Related: Weird Things You Never Noticed In The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time

The only helpful Poe is the Spirit Gude in the Haunted Wasteland who leads you to the Spirit Temple. They appear at first to be a sort of guiding helpful spirit carrying a lantern as if to light your way, but soon turn menacing, casting flames at you. Fast forward to the Adult section of Ocarina of Time and Big Poes now roam Hyrule Field netting you rupees and eventually the last hidden bottle for turning in ten of them. Poes mostly resided in Kakariko Graveyard but their design made them how much more than just a usual ghost. Its quite sad and extremely dark and foreshadows Links loss of innocence. The Adventure of Link A Link to the Past Link's Awakening Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask Oracle of Ages Oracle of Seasons Four Swords The Wind Waker Four Swords Adventures The Minish Cap Twilight Princess Phantom Hourglass Spirit Tracks Skyward Sword A Link Between Worlds Tri. This cutscene can only occur at this time before you pull out the Master Sword in the Temple of Time. Nintendo sure loved including lots of undead enemies as well as spirits, especially in Ocarina of Time. After the cutscene where you see Zelda and Impa escape from Ganondorf, go to the Back Alley to find the dying guard.

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