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[Celeste Dimentia]

Name 'em!

I'll have mine up soon...

[lovegod703]

Fire Temple (OoT)
the 6th or 7th dungeon in the Oracle Games

[Geno]

[Weegee]

I say that village temple in ALttP (stupid fake maiden) and the Water Temple (OoT) because it's impossible, but I do love the part with Dark Link.

[Paper_Waluigi]

The first dungeon in Majora's Mask, but only because my game froze before I thought of playing the Song of Time and I had to do it all over again.

[Lord Krump]

I don't know about you fools, but I always HATED the Majora's Mask Water Temple!

It makes OoT's Water Temple look like a JOKE!

[Super Maiq the Liar]

Any Water Temple.

[Warlord_Mike]

There's a few dungeons that I can't stand; not because they're hard, but so dang tedious to move on.

ALttP's Ice Palace: Just before the battle with Kholdstare, you have to drop a block from above. However, to do it, you need to lower blocks that surround it, and guess what? The block you need to shove is on the other side of a barrier you just raised. That means you have to go ALL the way around, up the stairs, then fall through the floor above AGAIN, just to fight the friggin' boss.

Granted, I could go to Misery Mire and get the Cane of Somaria, but I prefer not to (because that in and of itself is a piece of work).

Hmm...now that I think about it, Skull Woods is also pretty annoying (INFERNAL WALLMASTERS/CLUTCHES! ARRRRGH!).

OoT's Water Temple: The fact that you constantly have to switch between Iron and Kokiri boots gets old fast.

Majora's Mask: Don't really have one, though the multiple bottomless pits of Stone Tower Temple can be frustrating.

Wind Waker: Earth Temple. Need I say more?

TP: Lakebed Temple actually isn't that bad, though it can get disorienting at times.

The Temple of Time, however, I detest ever so much because you need to climb eight floors, grab the statue, then walk it back, room by room, to the entrance. However, the Temple has BOTH my favorite Miniboss and Boss fights.

I'll only throw in City in the Sky because of numerous bottomless pits and the fact you have to use Oocca to get to certain areas, but otherwise, it doesn't bother me that much.

[Boomboxer]

I actually have a lot of trouble picking out a Zelda dungeon I hate, believe it or not. They are like my childrens.

However, out of sheer tediousness, TP's City in the Sky got on my hate list. It's like they took all the fun out of TWW's Wind Temple and added bottomless pits, hard-to-navigate rooms, and several "dead end" clawshot targets that you have to suicide out of without the temple item. Not to mention the repetitive hair-tearing music.

Also, I didn't hate OoT's Water Temple nearly as much as my friends did, mainly because being anal and thorough (my specialties) really helps with the fifty spamillion keys lying around on each water level. I do have to agree with Warlord Mike in that switching between boots was really annoying.

Those three strategy guides I got as Christmas presents kinda took all the challenge and fun out of the MM temples, sadly. I'm sure at least one of those temples would have gotten on my hate list if I didn't read them.

[Sam]

Water Temples.

[Super Maiq the Liar]

[Celeste Dimentia]

I hated the Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly temple in Oracle of Ages, and the City in the Sky in Twilight Princess most of all. Oh, and the Ice Palace in A Link to the Past, as well as the Great Palace in Zelda II: Adventure of Link.

[Cherry]

I hate to be cliche, but I despise all Water Temples with a passionate heart burning red.

[Celeste Dimentia]

[Sam]