Arch Bridge Plain

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Arch Bridge Plain
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Quadrant	C5
Connecting Quadrants	B5 C6 D5 D6
Remake Name	Arch Bridge to Badlands
Designer	Takeshi Ochiai (ot)

Arch Bridge Plain is a location and one of 24 save shrines in Shadow of the Colossus.

Description

The save shrine is located southwest of the Western Cape and southeast of the Blasted Lands, and it is one of the two closest save points to both the 6th and 13th colossi. Two white-tailed geckos and three fruit trees can be found nearby. Going over the titular bridge, which requires Agro in order to jump the gaps, will eventually lead to the southwestern side of the 10th colossus' lair.

Location

Located in the southwestern part of the Forbidden Lands in quadrant C5. Its shrine is located in the southeastern part of the region.

Significant nearby areas

• The Western Cape shrine is to the west.
• The Blasted Lands shrine is to the east.
• Canossa, the 6th colossus' arena, is to the southeast.

Trivia

• In the PS4 remake, the name of the save shrine for this area was changed to "Arch Bridge to Badlands". Coincidentally, in the early version of quadrant D6, which is an area very close to this one, the Badlands, arena of the unused colossus named Roc, was located there.
• Together with Western Cape, the arch bridge had a completely different mood and design to it in the E3 Demo, not requiring Agro to cross it as there were no gaps on it. It resembles earlier screenshots of the game.

Gallery

• Original
• Remake
• Earlier versions

The bridge.

The other side of the bridge, next to Western Cape.

The bridge seen from below.

The bridge as seen in the game's PS4 remake.

The bridge as seen in the E3 Demo version.

The bridge as seen in the E3 Demo, looking towards D5 and D6.

E3 Demo bridge, next to Western Cape, with pillars not seen in any other version.

Closer look at the pillars from the E3 Demo.

Early screenshot of Wander on the arch plain bridge. An edit of Roc at D6 can be seen in the distance. From the official Dengeki Playstation magazine issue #285 (october 2004).