Summoning fire, teleporting oneself, and conjuring a protective barrier are the three eye-striking spells you’ll get to learn during your time in Hyrule. And while they are certainly flashy, they can also go unnoticed by those not fond of exploration. Here is how to get all three Goddess Spells in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake.
How to get all Goddess Spells in Ocarina of Time
All three Goddess Spells, Din’s Fire, Farore’s Wind, and Nayru’s Love, will be handed to you by three different Great Fairies. The latter two are optional, and finding them isn’t as obvious as with Din’s Fire.
Din’s Fire
Din’s Fire, which lets you create an expanding wave of fire, is likely the first Goddess Spell you unlock in Ocarina of Time.
Right after you clear Dodongo Cavern and get the Goron’s Ruby from Darunia, you will be directed toward the top of Death Mountain to meet the Great Fairy. Use your bombs to clear rocks and your Fairy Slingshot to get rid of Skultullas blocking the way up.
Once you arrive at the top, use a bomb to open the way to the Great Fairy Fountain, located right next to the entrance to Death Mountain Crater.
Stand on top of the Triforce on the ground and play Zelda’s Lullaby (Y-X-A-Y-X-A) with your ocarina. Pay 25 rupees to make the Great Fairy appear. For your modest contribution, she will grant you Din’s Fire.
Farore’s Wind
Farore’s Wind allows you to place a warp point inside a dungeon. Should you need to heal yourself or look for resources elsewhere, you can leave the dungeon after placing Farore’s Wind and then return when you see fit. Then, activate the spell to return to your placed warp point.
This teleporting spell is actually gifted by the very next Great Fairy. After opening the way to Jabu-Jabu, head over to the southeast corner of the area.
Again, use bombs to open up the way to the Great Fairy Fountain. Play Zelda’s Lullaby, pay 100 rupees, and Farore’s Wind is yours.
Nayru’s Love
Nayru’s Love, the last Goddess Spell, enables you to create a protective barrier that will negate any incoming damage while it is active.
This spell in particular will come later in the game, as you will come across it when you beat the Gerudo Fortress section of the game and you reach the Evil Desert Colossus.
To do so, you will need to at least have the Longshot found in the Water Temple and the Lenses of Truth found in the Bottom of the Well.
Once you arrive at Mirage Desert, use the Longshot to bypass the quicksand. Then, follow the flags. Otherwise, you will respawn at the start of the area, à la Lost Woods.
Eventually, you’ll reach a building. Activate the Lenses of Truth to talk to the Phantom Guide. As his name suggests, he will guide you toward the Spirit Temple. Make sure to keep running and follow the ghost closely, avoiding any incoming Leevers.
Once you reach the Evil Desert Colossus, head to the north part of the area, and you’ll find some rocks. Use a bomb or your Megaton Hammer to open the way to the Fairy Fountain.
Once again, play Zelda’s Lullaby and pay a whopping 300 rupees to the Great Fairy. In exchange, she will give you Nayru’s Love.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake is available exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
