Warp Results By Scene

With wrong warping, the area you end up warping to is an important factor in calculating the result of a wrong warp.

Scenes With Alternate Setups

Wrong warps into these scenes will always cause either a specific cutscene to play or crash the game. The cutscene that plays is determined by the blue warp or wrong warp method used to warp to that scene. Wrong warps into these scenes are always version independent. If no cutscene exists for the scene being wrong warped to, the game crashes, as is the case for many Fire Temple Wrong Warps.

The following table lists a description of the cutscene (if any) that will play when wrong warping into one of these scenes via a specific method. Death Hole Wrong Warping is only possible on the 3DS port, but all others work on the console version. "Unused" means that the cutscene is not normally used ingame, so it is inaccessible without Wrong Warps.

† You do not receive the magic upgrades from these unused cutscenes

Scenes Without Alternate Setups

Wrong warps that warp into the following scenes will always be affected by the previous cutscene / cutscene pointer, and will usually require that you watch a specific cutscene before attempting the wrong warp in order to avoid softlocks or crashes. Wrong warps into these scenes can be version dependent.

The following is a list of all scenes that when wrong warped to will play a cutscene determined by the last cutscene watched.