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Editions & platforms
| Edition | Platform | Differences & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Spirit Tracks | Nintendo DS | Train tracks, microphone flute play and Zelda’s Phantom cooperation are distinct systems. Do not mix them with Phantom Hourglass sailing. |
Before you start
Train tracks, microphone flute play and Zelda’s Phantom cooperation are distinct systems. Do not mix them with Phantom Hourglass sailing.
Side quests change the rail map. Transport jobs depend on driving, time and damage; a destination marker alone does not explain the whole task.
Main route & dungeon order
An ordered progression route. Use the stated coverage to distinguish this overview from a room-by-room solution.
Stage 1
After the ceremony and attack on Zelda, reach the Tower of Spirits. Zelda can possess suitable Phantoms there; Link first gathers that section’s Tears of Light.
Stage 2
Forest, Snow and Ocean Temples follow the tracks restored with the Lokomos. Return to the tower after each major temple to obtain the next map section.
Stage 3
The Fire Realm opens Fire Temple; later the Compass of Light quest leads to Sand Temple. Whirlwind, whip, bow and sand wand solve different environmental puzzles.
Stage 4
After the final tower section and complete route, enter the Dark Realm. Defeat the Demon Train and support Zelda with light arrows, flute play and sword attacks in the Malladus finale.
Collection goals & secrets
Rabbits, stamps, heart containers, train parts, Force Gems that unlock extra tracks, and passenger/cargo side quests.
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Spirit Tracks
Your checklist
Ticks are saved on this device for each game and carry over when you change language. The counter measures guide tasks and does not alter your game save.
Sources & editorial date
Independently written game guidance. The following sources support quest routes, mechanics and edition notes. Editorial date: 26 October 2026.
- zelda.nintendo.com · about ↗zelda.nintendo.com
- www.zeldadungeon.net · spirit tracks walkthrough ↗www.zeldadungeon.net
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