Monk

The are a group of characters in . They are ancient people who reside at the end of , awaiting the arrival of in order to bestow him with a .
==Overview==
 are members of the clan who are devout worshipers of the Goddess, . They are gifted with 's sight, and solely seek to aid in combating . They each reside on a inside their respective , which they have designed to serve as trials of 's resolve. Upon completion of their respective , they give a and bless him in 's name before disappearing, having fulfilled their purpose.
Every known is unique, each having their own article of clothing or jewelry. They may also have their own , often in some variant of a triangular pattern to represent the Triforce. They all follow a minimal manner of dress, and have tattooed upon their foreheads.
===List of Monks===
Note: to understand the namesakes, referring to the monks' names in Japanese is essential.
Monk 	Shrine	Name in Japanese 	Namesake
 	 	アコ・ヴァータ (Ako Vāta) 	
 	 	ヴォリダ・ノ (Vorida No) 	
 	 	ヴァシ・リャコ (Vashi Ryako) 	
 	 	チャス・ケタ (Chasu Keta) 	Yasutaka Takeuchi
 	 	ダ・チョカヒ (Da Chokahi) 	Chihiro Okada
 	 	ダ・キキー (Da Kikī) 	
 	 	ダヒ・シーノ (Dahi Shīno) 	Hirohito Shinoda
 	 	ダ・カソー (Da Kasō) 	
 	 	ダタ・クス (Data Kusu) 	Takuro Yasuda
 	 	ダコ・タワ (Dako Tawa) 	Kota Wada
 	 	ダカ・カ (Daka Ka) 	
 	 	グコ・チセ (Guko Chise) 	Hisashi Sekoguchi
 	 	ディラ・マ (Dira Ma) 	Mahito Idehara
 	 	ダウ・ナエ (Dau Nae) 	Nao Ueda
 	 	ドゥンバ・タ (Dunba Ta) 	
 	 	エツィ・コリマ (Etsi Korima) 	
 	 	ノッキ・ミヒ (Nokki Mihi) 	
 	 	ガオマ・アサ (Gaoma Asa) 	Masatoshi Ogawa
 	 	グ・アチトー (Gu Achitō) 	Masato Sekiguchi
 	 	ハユ・ダマ (Hayu Dama) 	Yuki Hamada
 	 	ハワ・カイ (Hawa Kai) 	
 	 	ヒャ・ミウ (Hya Miu) 	Hiroshi Umemiya
 	 	ヒロ・ヒラ (Hiro Hira) 	Hiroki Hirano
 	 	イオ・ソオ (Io Soo) 	
 	 	ジャ・バシフ (Ja Bashifu) 	Hidemaro Fujibayashi
 	 	ジノ・ヨー (Jino Yō) 	
 	 	ジター・サミ (Jitā Sami) 	
 	 	ジュニ・シ (Juni Shi) 	
 	 	カオ・マカ (Kao Maka) 	
 	 	ヤカー・マタ (Yakā Mata) 	Takashi Yamamoto
 	 	カ・ムー (Ka Mū) 	
 	 	カ・オキョ (Ka Okyo) 	
 	 	マ・カヤ (Ma Kaya) 	Kanae Nakayama
 	 	カム・ユオ (Kamu Yuo) 	
 	 	カミラ・オムナ (Kamira Omuna) 	
 	 	カタ・チュキ (Kata Chuki) 	Toyoki Kataoka
 	 	カツ・トサ (Kashi Tosa) 	Katsuhisa Sato
 	 	ケー・ノイ (Kē Noi) 	
 	 	カヤ・ミワ (Kaya Miwa) 	Yuko Miyakawa
 	 	ケハ・ラマ (Keha Uma) 	
 	 	キオ・ダフナ (Kio Dafuna) 	
 	 	キハ・ウ (Kiha U) 	
 	 	トゥミ・ンケ (Toumi Nke) 	Tominaga Kentaro
 	 	ケーベ・タワ (Kēbe Tawa) 	
 	 	キマ・コササ (Kima Kosasa) 	
 	 	キマ・ズース (Kima Zoos) 	Kazuya Sumaki
 	 	キヨ・ウー (Kiyo Ū) 	
 	 	キト・ワワイ (Keto Wawai) 	Toshio Iwawaki
 	 	ケニィ・シカ (Kenii Shika) 	
 	 	キハ・トゥサ (Kiha Tusa) 	
 	 	キヒロテ・モー (Kihirote Mō) 	
 	 	クグ・チデ (Kugu Chide) 	
 	 	キョシ・オー (Kyoshi Ō) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Hiroto Kurano
 	 	 	Nobuhiro Matsumura
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	カマ・ラヒ (Kama Uhi) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	ミーズー・ヨ (Mīzū Yo) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Mitsuhiro
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	ミョス・シノ (Myosu Shinno) 	Nobuhiro Sumiyoshi
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	ナミカ・オズ (Namika Ozu) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	ニア・ネア (Nia Nea) 	
 	 	マ・オーヌ (Ma Ōnu) 	Eiji Aonuma
 	 	ワ・モダイ (Wa Modai) 	Iwamoto Daiki
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Atsuki Nakazato
 	 	 	Yutaka Hiramuki
 	 	 	Yuki Tanaka
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Erina Shimamoto
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Kazuaki Morita
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Taro Naka
 	 	ルヨ・タウ (Ruyo Tau) 	
 	 	 	Ryota Maruko
 	 	 	
 	 	サス・コサ (Sasu Kosa) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	シャ・タワ (Sha Tawa) 	
 	 	シャダ・アダ (Shada Ada) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Sei Hashimoto
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	シベ・ニーロ (Shibe Nīro) 	Hiroko Nishibe
 	 	シベ・ニャス (Shibe Nyasu) 	Yasutomo Nishibe
 	 	 	
 	 	シェモ・ラタ (Shemo Rata) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Yoshiyuki Sawada
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Shogo Kihara
 	 	サオ・コヒ (Sao Kohi) 	
 	 	 	Masashi Masuoka
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Hiroyuki Taniwa
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Hiroyuki Kato
 	 	ト・クモ (To Kumo) 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Tomohisa Saito
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	ウータ・ド (Ūta Do) 	Takuhiro Dohta
 	 	ワゴ・カタ (Wago Kata) 	Takumi Kawagoe
 	 	 	Takahiro Nagaya
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	Satoru Takizawa
 	 	 	Kazunori Fujii
 	 	 	Eiji Nakamura
Seven unnamed	 	 	—
== Trivia==
*The seem to be based on real-world , which are monks who, through their purity, succeeded in preserving their bodies through death. More specifically, they seem to be based on the Japanese act of , wherein monks practice austerity to the point of death and self-induced mummification. This aligns with the ' behavior of meditating within sealed while withering away.
*Each of the seven at the end of the Trial of the Sword have posed their arms in a way that mimics the poses of the seven Sages when they were sealing in .
==Nomenclature==
==Gallery==
es:Monje Sheikah
fr:Moine Sheikah