Let's Play - The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Part 57: The Ancient Cistern!

[DarthYoda27]

You can actually grab the silver rupees from those hands if you're fast enough.

[Cricketheads12]

I like this new area. The only problem is...  TOO MANY SPIDERS! I HATE SPIDERS! (I forgot what they were called)

[rdemoulin309]

I really like the look and music of this temple so far :D

[anthonyawsome123]

best temple yet

[LOLItsToastyXD]

It's not the water temple! It's the pretty temple :3

[xINVISIGOTHx]

a lot of places in my city have a cistern so I have known what it is since I was a kid. My aunt's house that I visited every day for most of my chilhood had a really big cement one with a cement lid that was probably 3 or 4 feet wide and 4 or 5 feet long, and every time someone opened it there was a giant tree frog inside. I dont know how he got in.

[thisisntagoodname]

Oh, and Cistern's quite an old word. The first time I actually heard of it, I was in Japan, it was on a sign indicating a fire hydrant. :P

[thisisntagoodname]

The Ancient Cistern's one of my faves, next to the Lanayru Mining Facility and the temple after the Ancient Cistern. :3

[MrRetlav]

I remember when they first met the Water Dragon both were all like "She... doesn't look like a dragon", and when they got the sacret water and she healed they were speechless...

[pneumonoultra22]

You can get the rupees by spinning through the hand. Not fake rupees

[drwasup]

that was an awesome song!

[drwasup]

@TheBladeGamer that is a real rupee and you need to get it for the temples secret order

[drwasup]

the boss of the temple is cool

[Gurasau]

Stabbing seems like a problem.

[armygrandkid93]

I'd honestly try to attempt to send the beetle into the water next time there is something like the hands. Hey, it's worth a shot. See if it works and see what happens to bombs after you throw them in the water, like your sister said.

[checkthisout229]

Hi!

[fabiadark]

i hate water temples beacuse is hard to me

[TheIvoryDingo]

A cistern is something that purifies water. And in a cistern there are two layers: an upper one with purified water that you're able to drink, as well as a bottem layer wich has al the impurities the purified water originally had. Hoped that helped. :)

[SossarHatarSverige]

@TheIvoryDingo No but almost, Cistern is as wiki puts it a "receptacle for holding liquids", it's the same in all western European languages, it's a latin word.

[TheIvoryDingo]

@SossarHatarSverige Yeah, I read that on wikipedia but I was to lazy to put it in exactly. At least I did a general one, right? :D

[piggybankvillan]

Uh oh, Water Temple