Sun Key
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Sun Key
After you get the sun key with your salvage arm (if I spelled it wrong sorry)what do you do with it? I'm stuck. Thank you!
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argie188 answered:
You take it to the sun emblem on the cave in Molida Island, where is in the second hideaway....
But when you go to Molida Island....
You face a monster (Eye Monster)
Shoot the eye with the cannon 5 times (but if you shoot it 3 times, the eyes will close that time....
If you beat the monster
You can go to the Temple of Courage
But first, to go to the temple...
You must go find the 3 hidden beam statue
And you can go into it!
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argie188 answered:
But hey! Wait!
To point up the lights on the door on the Temple of Courage....
Just sword them up then choose the position of the beam statue
To choose the position of the beam statue....
Tap the stylus left right (whatever you want)
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Guest answered:
The door with the big sun cannot b opened with the sun key. The holder of the sun key opens the temple of courage, not the door with the big sun that you had the crest pressed onto you're ocean map from.
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