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Ballad of the Goddess from Skyward Sword

"**Ballad of the Goddess from Skyward Sword**" is a Song in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Overview

"Ballad of the Goddess from Skyward Sword" is the eighth track of *The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Special Orchestra CD*.

## See Also

* Ballad of the Goddess
* The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Special Orchestra CD

## References

1. ↑ Nintendo. "Ballad of the Goddess from Skyward Sword" *The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Special Orchestra CD, Nintendo, 2011. CD*
2. ↑ Nintendo. "Chant de la Déesse de Skyward Sword" *The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Special Orchestra CD, Nintendo, 2011. CD*
3. ↑ Nintendo. "Cántico de la Diosa de Skyward Sword" *The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Special Orchestra CD, Nintendo, 2011. CD*

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Battle-Tested Spring

Non-Canon Information

**Battle-Tested Springs** are Items in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Location and Uses

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## See Also

* Weapon
* Battle-Tested Screw
* Battle-Tested Gear

## References

1. ↑ "*Battle-Tested Spring
A spring perfectly suited for the Battle-Tested Guardian. It's far stronger and more flexible than a normal spring, and it's rough texture lends it a certain rustic appeal.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Barrel House

The **Barrel House** is an Object in *The Minish Cap*.

## Location and Uses

The Barrel House is located in Minish Village. Inside the Barrel House, Link finds the Jabber Nut and a Forest Picori who is growing Pico Blooms.

## Gallery

* The Barrel House in the Minish Village
* The Barrel House, as seen in the Overworld

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 273
Bee Guy

**Bee Guy** is a character in *A Link Between Worlds*.[*citation needed*]

## Biography

The Bee Guy is an inhabitant of Kakariko Village who lives in a house displaying a Bee sign, close to the center of the town. He is an avid fan of Bees, so much, in fact, that he dresses up as one. He asks Link to catch any Bees that he may encounter during his travels and bring them to him. In order to help him with this task, the Bee Guy gives Link the Bug Net. If Link brings him a normal Bee, he will reward Link with a Purple Rupee. If Link brings him a Golden Bee, he will give Link the Bee Badge. If Link brings him more Golden Bees after that, he will reward him with a Gold Rupee.

## Trivia

* The Bee Guy is fond of Bee and wasp-related puns and frequently utilizes them in his speech.
* If Link is carrying a Fairy in a Bottle, he will think it is a new type of Bee, and become extremely excited. Once realizing it is a Fairy, he will lose all interest.

## References

1. ↑ "*Spending my days surrounded by a buzzy swarm of bees has always been my fondest dream.*" — **Bee Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "*Wasp's that? You found one? I couldn't bee more delighted! Wow, look at that bee's sheen! She's the bee's knees! Here's my way of saying thanks. Take this-buzz, buzz!*" — **Bee Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "*You're a real pro at catching bees, Link. But I wonder if you can find the most bee-coming of bees. The golden bee! I've never seen one before! If you can bring me one of those, I'd...! Well, I'd bee very generous.*" — **Bee Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
4. ↑ "*Oh, bee still my beating heart! Is THIS--? Oh my, it IS! It's a golden bee! Thank you! She's very bee-witching, don't you think? That golden glow? That sweet note of honey that lingers in the air? And so regal--a queen of bees! She's perfect! You have outdone yourself. So please take this as thanks. Buzz.*" — **Bee Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
5. ↑ "*Let's have a look inside that bottle of yours... WHAT? Is this some new breed of bee? Oh, please... it's just a plain, old, run-of-the-mill fairy. Don't get me wrong. They're cute. But I've bee-n there, done that. No, no. Only bees for me.*" — **Bee Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
6. ↑ "*みんなは
ハチおじさんってよブーンだ！*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
7. ↑ "*Tout le monde m'appelle monsieur l'Abeille, bzzz!*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
8. ↑ "*Tout le monde m'appelle monsieur l'Abeille, bzzz !*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
9. ↑ "*Gesagt, gesummst! Jetzt nennen mich alle in der Nachbarschaft nur noch den Summsenmann.*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
10. ↑ "*Comunque, tutti mi chiamano "l'Apicultore"!*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
11. ↑ "*다들
나를 벌 아저씨라고 부르지 붕!*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
12. ↑ "*¡Todos me llaman el abuelo abejero!*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
13. ↑ "*¡Todos me llaman el abuelo abejero!*" — Bee Guy (*A Link Between Worlds*)
Auru's Memo

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**Auru's Memo** is an Item in *Twilight Princess*.

## Location and Uses

Auru's Memo is given to Link by Auru after getting the Master Sword. When talking to him, if Link answers "yes" to going into the Gerudo Desert, he will give him the memo. When shown to Fyer, it allows Link to take the Oasis Flight into the desert. Auru tells Link that Fyer owes him, and that he will pass on the favor to Link.

## Gallery

* Link receiving Auru's Memo from *Twilight Princess*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116 (**TP**)
2. ↑ "*Hrrrm... From old Auru, huh... Ah well, I guess I oughta do what the old coot says... [...] So here you go, one of our secret options not available to the general public...*" — Fyer (*Twilight Princess*)
3. ↑ "*See, long ago, I saved this man Fyer's life, and now he cannot refuse me if I ask a favor.*" — Auru (*Twilight Princess*)
Bag Guy

The **Bag Guy** is a character from *A Link Between Worlds*.[*citation needed*]

## Biography

The Bag Guy appears inside the Item Shop of Thieves' Town. He wears a burlap sack over his head as a sort of mask. He stands in the corner of the shop with no particular purpose, singing to himself two verses of a song containing a rhyme required to enter the Thieves' Hideout.

Although he sings about the Thief Girl, he states that he does not know anything about her. Despite this, he wonders why the thieves' boss had to lock her away.

## References

1. ↑ "*♪ Boss went and hid my thief girl away where no one could hear what she had to say. ♪ Sometimes it hurts too much t'care. Ya think knowledge is power, but it's really despair...*" — **Bag Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
2. ↑ "*Huh? Whadda you starin' at?! Look, I don't know nuttin' about that thief girl, OK?! It's just a song!*" — **Bag Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
3. ↑ "*Boss locked her up somewhere and threw away the key! Why'd he gotta go and do that...? Why...?*" — **Bag Guy** (*A Link Between Worlds*)
Back Slice

*Not to be confused with the Parry Attack, a similar technique used in* The Wind Waker*.*

### Use(s)

Attacking Enemies from behind

The **Back Slice** is an ability in *Twilight Princess*.

## Overview

The Back Slice is the third Hidden Skill that Link can learn. To learn this Hidden Skill, Link must first find a Howling Stone to awaken the White Wolf. The Howling Stone required to learn this Hidden Skill can be found on a ledge in the Upper Zora's River. After howling with the White Wolf, the White Wolf tells Link to find him when he returns to human form. The White Wolf also marks where he will be waiting on Link's Map. After returning to human form, Link can find the White Wolf waiting for him on a small platform outside the western edge of Hyrule Castle Town. Approaching the White Wolf will return Link to the clouded area where the Hero's Spirit can teach him the Back Slice.

While Link is targeting an Enemy, he can side jump to roll around the foe, which will cause Link to end up directly behind his opponent and thus give him a chance to strike. By attacking at the end of the sidewards roll, Link will perform a jumping slice into the Enemy's back. This technique can also be used when nothing is targeted, but Link will just roll sideways instead of in a semi-circular pattern.

## See Also

* Hidden Skill
* Ending Blow
* Shield Attack
* Helm Splitter
* Mortal Draw
* Jump Strike
* Great Spin

## References

1. ↑ "*But before we begin, I must test you to ensure you have mastered the last skill I taught you, the shield attack.*" — Hero's Spirit (*Twilight Princess HD*)
2. ↑ "*A mere shield attack is no match for an enemy protected not just by a shield, but by a thick, full-body coat of armor. Such enemies are often focused on guarding against frequent frontal attacks. They often leave their rear unprotected. That is when you -target and press  while tilting    to jump and roll around your foe, then performing a jumping slice.*" — Hero's Spirit (*Twilight Princess HD*)
3. ↑ "*Very well. My third hidden skill is... The back slice! Let it be hewn into your mind.*" — Hero's Spirit (*Twilight Princess HD*)
4. ↑ "*Search for the statues that howl with the sound of the wind. Seek the sound that calls the spirit of the beast to awaken me again.*" — Hero's Spirit (*Twilight Princess HD*)
5. ↑ "*Let teachings of old pass to you... Take sword in hand and find me...*" — White Wolf (*Twilight Princess HD*)
6. ↑ "*That is when you -target and press  while tilting  to jump and roll around your foe, then perform a jumping slice.*" — Hero's Spirit (*Twilight Princess HD*)
Auto Jump

Redirect to:

* Autojump

This article is a viable candidate for reorganization.
Please see the related discussion on this article's talk page for more information concerning its future layout.

*This article is about the ability used without any Items. For other uses of jumping, see Jump (Disambiguation).*

## Auto Jump

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### Other appearance(s)

* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *Skyward Sword*

### Use(s)

* Leaping over small gaps
* Jumping up to higher ledges
* Diving

### Comparable Abilities

* Roc's Feather
* Roc's Cape

**Autojump** is a recurring ability in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

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==References==

1. ↑ "*You can jump a short distance like this just by moving toward it. I like to call it the autojump. Ahh, yes, the autojump... It just has a nice ring to it.*" — Horwell (*Skyward Sword*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Ball

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**Balls** are recurring traps and Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

A larger type of Ball, called the Gargantuan Ball, also makes an appearance in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

### *A Link to the Past*

In *A Link to the Past*, Balls appear mainly in Dungeons, rolling around rooms causing damage to Link whenever he touches one. They serve as obstacles that Link must avoid while solving puzzles or fighting Enemies.

### *Four Swords Adventures*

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

### *A Link Between Worlds*

In *A Link Between Worlds*, Balls appear similarly to their appearance in *A Link to the Past*. Balls are launched from huge openings in Dungeon walls and careen down corridors and across rooms. They will either appear in an endless and varied stream from a larger openings, or are fired one after the other from smaller openings. Larger openings can also occasionally launch Gargantuan Balls.

### *Tri Force Heroes*

In *Tri Force Heroes*, Balls appear in the beginning section of The Lady's Lair. Four chutes at the room's north end launch Balls toward the Links while the trio attempts to solve a mechanical puzzle to gain entrance to the Lair. Rather than rolling back into small openings at the other end, these Balls will crash into the wall and crumble. Gargantuan Balls appear in the preceding Level, the Training Ground.

### *Breath of the Wild*

In *Breath of the Wild*, the Ball is an Object used during the Boom Bam Golf Mini-Game. The objective is to hit the Ball into the hole at the end of the Tanagar Canyon Course, which is marked by a Big Flag. The ball can be moved by hitting it while it is under the effects of the Stasis Rune. Modar suggests using two-handed Weapons, such as Hammers, to send the Ball longer distances, but he also warns Link not to overdo it. For shorter distances, Modar tells Link to use one-handed Weapons, but they break more easily. Another strategy Modar suggests is hitting the Ball with as much power as possible. Any movement by the Ball is considered a stroke.

## See Also

* Boom Bam Golf
* Gargantuan Ball

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*It couldn't be simpler ta play! Whack the ball and try to knock it inta the hole at that flag.*" — Modar (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Two-handed weapons like hammers can really send the ball flyin', but ya gotta take care not to overdo it.*" — Modar (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Swords and one-handed weapons are better for short distances, but be careful ya don't break 'em playin' the game!*" — Modar (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Or ya can just go hog wild on the ball! The more power ya put inta yer swing, the further it goes flying! FOOOOORE!*" — Modar (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*If the ball moves even an inch, that counts as a stroke. Huh, I guess those rules ain't so simple after all. Whoops!*" — Modar (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 1*, Shogakukan, pg. 134 *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords*, Shogakukan, pg. 31
Battle Rank Notice

"**Battle Rank Notice**" is the name of three Letters in *Spirit Tracks*.

## Location and Uses

"Battle Rank Notice" Letters are obtained by playing the multiplayer Battle Mode and accumulating enough points to raise Link's battle rank. After climbing four battle ranks from "**H**" to "**D**", Link can return to the main quest and visit any Postbox, where the Postman will deliver a congratulatory Letter from the Battle Association, along with a random Treasure. Two further "Battle Rank Notice" Letters will be delivered after Link climbs three more battle ranks to "**A**", then two more ranks to "**★★**". The included Treasure increases in rarity each time.

The first Letter reads,

> *You've achieved a battle rank of D and have been registered as an intermediate competitor. To celebrate, here is a prize for you. Enjoy!*
>
>
> *To boost your competitor level, you'll need to attain a battle rank of A. Best of luck, and fight the good fight!*
>
>
>
> *Battle Committee*
>
>

The second Letter reads,

> *You've achieved a battle rank of A and have been registered as an advanced competitor. To celebrate, here is a prize for you. Enjoy!*
>
>
> *To boost your competitor level, you'll need to attain a battle rank of ★★. Best of luck, and fight the good fight!*
>
>
>
> *Battle Committee*
>
>

The third Letter reads,

> *You've achieved a battle rank of ★★ and have been registered as a master competitor. To celebrate, here is a prize for you. Enjoy!*
>
>
> *Congratulations on reaching such a high level of competition. Please continue to show the rookies how it's done!*
>
>
>
> *Battle Committee*
>
>

Though Link's battle rank may increase once more to "**★★★**", no Letter is received for achieving this rank.

## References

1. ↑ "*Battle Rank Notice*" — Letters (*Spirit Tracks*)
2. ↑ "*Here's a package and a letter from...the Battle Association? What's a "battle"? And why does it have its own association? There's so much in the world I don't know about!*" — Postman (*Spirit Tracks*)
Aviana

Non-Canon Information

**Aviana** is the third boss in *Zelda's Adventure*. She is the Shrine Keeper of the Shrine of Air.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

**Aviana** attacks by dive bombing Zelda and throwing her feathers at the princess. Her attacks will deal one Heart and half a Heart-worth of damage, respectively. Her only weakness, and the only attack she is vulnerable to, is the Feather Spell. The Spell can only damage **Aviana** when the Feather is shot at her wings; attacking her anywhere else will cause the attack to fail.

**Aviana** is fought a second time in the Vision Henge when Ganon summons the Shrine Keepers to fight Zelda again on her way to the final showdown. She is fought in the same manner as before, only now she is weaker.

## Gallery

* Aviana sprite
* The miniature of Avianna that was used for the game
Beaver Race

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The **Beaver Race** is a Mini-Game in *Majora's Mask*. It remained unnamed until *Majora's Mask 3D*.

## Location

The Beaver Race is located in the Waterfall Rapids in Zora Cape. Once there, Zora Link must talk to the Little Brother Beaver swimming around in the water. He then challenges Link to compete against him, which leads to the first of two Races.

## Rules

The first Beaver Race against the Little Brother Beaver consists of swimming through 20 underwater rings in under two minutes. Upon succeeding, Link must then race against the Big Brother Beaver, but this time with 25 rings. Successfully completing both Races rewards Link with a Bottle. Racing again against the Beavers during the same three-day-cycle yields a Piece of Heart from them. The rules for the first Race are the same, except the time limit is shortened to one minute and 50 seconds. Once Link wins against the Little Brother Beaver, he will have to race against the Big Brother Beaver with the same time limit, but with 25 rings instead. The Piece of Heart is rewarded upon the completion of both Races.

The layout of the Race contains two intersections at which the path spliths into two before merging again after a certain distance. Depending on the day, only one of the two paths is accessible for the racers at each of these intersections, the other being blocked off: during the First Day, the racers will have to take the right-hand path at the first intersection and the left-hand path at the second intersection; during the Second Day, they will have to take the left-hand path and the right-hand path, respectively; and during the Final Day, they will have to take the left-hand path at both intersections.

## Trivia

* In an early version of the game, Link needed to collect sticks to help the Beavers construct their dam.

## References

1. ↑ "*You won the Beaver Race! This was added to your notebook!*" — N/A (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
2. ↑ *"At Spaceworld '99, the Zora power was demonstrated during an interesting race of sorts where Link tries to keep up with two beavers and help them gather drift wood for their dam."* — Prototype Screenshots 2, X-CulT.
Ball and Chain Trooper

Redirect to:

* Ball and Chain Soldier

*Not to be confused with Darkhammer, the mini-boss of Snowpeak Ruins.*

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The attack pattern of Ball and Chain Soldiers can vary between games; in some games they will only periodically fling their maces, while in other games they will constantly spin it around them, stopping only to toss it at Link. These are crucial times for Link to strike back. In some games, a stronger variant appears wielding a ball and chain on fire, which may seriously burn Link if he is struck by it.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ Ball and Chain Soldiers were referred to as **Morning Star Knights** in *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide* by BradyGames. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

2. ↑ "*Defeated By: Ball 'N Chain Guard*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide* (Pocket Guide), BradyGames, pg. 48

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Balloon Flight

"**Balloon Flight**" is a Side Quest in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

At Woodland Stable, Link can encounter Shamae talking about Balloons to herself. Upon speaking to her, she shares her belief people used to live in the sky, which she sometimes sees in her dreams. Shamae tells Link that she would like to see balloons floating in the sky, promising a treasure for the sky if he helps her. When Link agrees, Shamae tells him to put Balloons on a Barrel to make it float.

Link can brings Shamae Octo Balloons, at which point she tells him to tie some to the barrel next to her. At least two Octo Balloons are needed in order for the Barrel to start floating. Once this is done, Shamae becomes overjoyed. Shamae tells Link that her dream is to float up to the land in the sky with a balloon, and then to ride a big bird. Afterwards, she rewards Link with a Star Fragment.

## Trivia

* This Side Quest references *Skyward Sword* on several occasions.
	+ Shamae tells Link of her dream that people used to live in the sky, referring to Skyloft.
	+ Shamae wants to ride a big bird in the sky, alluding to Loftwings.
	+ The reward, a Star Fragment, resembles the Gratitude Crystals received after completing Quests in Skyloft.

## See Also

* Shamae
* Woodland Stable

## References

1. ↑ "*Balloon Flight
Woodland Stable*" — Adventure Log (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Baloons. Floaty balloons.*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "*I sometimes see it in my dreams. Do you think that a long time ago people used to live in the sky? I think so...*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Hey, mister! Just once in my life, I want to see balloons float right up into the sky!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*If you'll help me realize my balloon dream, I'll give you a treasure I got from the sky as thanks!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*[Leave it to me.] Thank you! Now put some balloons onto a barrel and make it float up high!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*Yaaaaay! You brought me balloons! What a guy! You should tie those balloons on to that barrel and make it soar into the sky!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
8. ↑ "*Floaty! Balloons soaring high in the sky! Fly up and away to the land in the clouds!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 "*I want to visit the land in the sky by balloon. Then, I'm going to ride a really big bird. Yep, that's my dream!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
10. ↑ "*Thank you, mister! This is a treasure from the sky! Here, take it!*" — Shamae (*Breath of the Wild*)
Attendant

The **Attendant** is a character in *Breath of the Wild*, introduced in *The Champions' Ballad* DLC pack.

## Biography

The Attendant was a servant to Princess Zelda and the rest of the Royal Family of Hyrule before the Great Calamity. Her duty was to accompany Zelda when she met with the leaders of other nations.

During the "Champion Urbosa's Song" Recovered Memory, she can be seen alongside Princess Zelda as she recruits Urbosa of the Gerudo become a Champion. Urbosa would accept Zelda's request, which Princess Zelda would thank her for on behalf of Hyrule Kingdom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 355
2. ↑ "*♪Recall Naboris's Champion of sand,
before she was lost to the land.♪
♪Chief Urbosa's heart was strong,
so the princess came along.♪*" — Kass (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Princess of Hyrule. I accept your proposition without hesitation.*" — Urbosa (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Gerudo chief Urbosa... One behalf of Hyrule and its king, I thank you.*" — Princess Zelda (*Breath of the Wild*)
Barbarian Armor

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The **Barbarian Armor** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

The Barbarian Armor is a piece of Armor located in the Dila Maag Shrine at South Lomei Labyrinth. After obtaining it, Granté will begin selling the piece of Armor for 4,000 Rupees. According to its description, the Armor was worn by the warriors of an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron Region. When worn, it provides one level of Attack Up. The Barbarian Armor can be enhanced by a Great Fairy and can be Dyed at the Kochi Dye Shop. The Barbarian Armor, alongside the Barbarian Helm and Barbarian Leg Wraps, compose the Barbarian Set. When each piece of the Set has been enhanced at least two times by a Great Fairy and the full Set is worn, it provides a Charge Atk. Stamina Up Set Bonus.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## Gallery

* The Barbarian Armor with Blue Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Red Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Yellow Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with White Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Black Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Purple Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Green Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Light Blue Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Navy Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Orange Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Peach Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Crimson Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Light Yellow Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Brown Dye
* The Barbarian Armor with Gray Dye

## See Also

* Barbarian Helm
* Barbarian Leg Wraps
* Barbarian Set

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Barbarian Armor
Armor once favored by an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron region. The war paint bolsters your fighting spirit and raises your attack power.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Barbarian Armor
Armor once favored by an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron region. The war paint is especially good for bolstering a fighter's spirits.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Bear

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**Bears** are reccurring Animals in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Appearances

### *Link's Awakening*

In *Link's Awakening*, the Chef Bear lives in the Animal Village, where she operates a small cafeteria. The Chef Bear laments that she has no Honeycombs for a dish she is preparing, which Link can give in exchange for the Pineapple as part of the game's Trading Quest. In doing so, the Chef Bear also gives advice in waking the Walrus south of the village.

When Marin visits the Animal Village to sing for the animals, a blue Bear can be found listening to her song.

### *Oracle of Seasons*

Moosh is a winged Bear that appears in *Oracle of Seasons*. He appears several times to aid Link on his quest, and can potentially become one of his animal companions by obtaining his Moosh's Flute.

### *Oracle of Ages*

A red Bear is one of the animals found listening to Nayru's song at the beginning of *Oracle of Ages*, entranced by her singing. It moves aside for Link after speaking with everyone so that he can sit and listen. The Bear and all of the other listeners are then scared away when Veran reveals herself. After Link saves the Maku Tree in the past and returns to the present, the red Bear can be found again in the same grove in the Forest of Time, lamenting that there are no more songs.[*citation needed*] The red Bear also reappears in the game's post-ending, listening to Nayru's singing.

Moosh also appears in *Oracle of Ages*, serving an identical role to his appearance in *Oracle of Seasons*.

### *Breath of the Wild*

In *Breath of the Wild*, Honeyvore Bears and Grizzlemaw Bears appear as wild animals. They will generally ignore and avoid Link, but may attack if provoked. It is possible for Link to mount Bears and ride them. However, they cannot be registered at Stables.

### *Oracle of Ages* (Himekawa)

A single large bear is at the front of the animal mob that forbids Link and Impa's entry deeper into the forest. The Bear and other animals allow Impa and Link to pass after realizing the hero is a Hylian of the old blood.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 233(**LA**)
2. ↑ "*Hi ho! Hey you! Is that possibly a  you have? I just ran out! Will you swap it for a pineapple?*" — Chef Bear (*Link's Awakening DX*)
3. ↑ "*Hi ho! Yeah, I know, that tub of goo is asleep right in the way to Yarna Desert! Once he's asleep he won't budge for a loooooonng time. But hey! Take Little Marin and wake him up with her song! That slob would wake up with a jump if he heard her sing, for sure! Heh heh heh!*" — Chef Bear (*Link's Awakening DX*)
4. ↑ "*Sit here and listen. How charming...*" — **Bear** (*Oracle of Ages*)
5. ↑ "*Go back. Go back. Go back.*" (*Oracle of Ages* (Himekawa), VIZ Media, pg. 22)
6. ↑ "*His ears are pointed. He's a Hylian. A Hylian of the old blood!*" (*Oracle of Ages* (Himekawa), VIZ Media, pg. 23)
Ashei's Sketch

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**Ashei's Sketch** is an item in *Twilight Princess*. It is a drawing by Ashei depicting Yeto holding a Reekfish.

## Location and Uses

Ashei's Sketch is given to Link by Ashei when he talks to her at the entrance to the path to Snowpeak. After showing it to Ralis, the prince will give Link the Coral Earring to help the hero catch a Reekfish. It is never shown what the sketch looks like, though it is later revealed that the monster on it is a picture of Yeto, as he traveled down from Snowpeak to find food to help his sick wife Yeta.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116 (**TP**)
2. ↑ "*This... Did you draw this? The beast... Hey! Isn't it holding a red fish? That's a reekfish!*" — Zora (*Twilight Princess*)
3. ↑ "*Apparently, the beast that lives somewhere on this mountain has been seen frequently in Zora's Domain. I was curious, so I came and waited...and as they'd said, a giant appeared! Yeah, it looked like this... [...] Apparently, this thing's been stealing red fish from the village. I want to investigate further...but I can't even see the path through this blizzard, yeah?*" — Ashei (*Twilight Princess*)
4. ↑ "*Hmm... The beast-man of the snowy mountain...perhaps? But more important is this red fish it is holding... It must be a reekfish. That is a rare specimen found only in the Zora village. It feeds on a valuable type of coral, and without that bait, even our best fishers cannot catch one. Look closely, Link... My earring is made of this coral. I would like to give it to you.*" — Prince Ralis (*Twilight Princess*)
5. ↑ "*Uh! You! Wife...look bad, uh? Not healthy since mirror... So I make soup for her. Fish from Zora village are most nutritious!*" — Yeto (*Twilight Princess*)
Beanstalk

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**Beanstalks**,(**OoT**) also known as **Bean Stalks**(**OoT** | **MM**) and **Magic Plants**,(**OoT**) are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Beanstalks go unnamed in *The Minish Cap*.

## Location and Uses

### *Ocarina of Time*

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### *Majora's Mask*

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### *The Minish Cap*

Beanstalks are objects found throughout the world of Hyrule. They sprout from Beans, which can be found in the Eastern Hills, on Mount Crenel, in the Western Wood, the Wind Ruins, and in Lake Hylia. They can only be made to grow with the magic from a Kinstone Fusion.

## See Also

* Bean
* Crenel Bean
* Magic Bean
* Vine Sprout

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time — Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 52
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 49,(**OoT**) 119 (**MM**)
3. ↑ "*I just planted a big ol' bean... It hasn't sprouted yet, but when it does, it's gonna be a big sucker!!*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
4. ↑ "*Hey, listen to this! You remember that big bean I planted? Well, would you believe it finally sprouted! I wonder where it leads!*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
5. ↑ "*I planted a bean near my house, but it just doesn't want to grow...*" — Forest Picori (*The Minish Cap*)
Basket

**Baskets** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Location and Uses

### *A Link to the Past & Four Swords*

The Basket can be obtained from Q. Bumpkin. It is used during the Lumberjack's Riddles to keep objects captured with the Bug Catching Net.

### *Hyrule Warriors*

Main article: Agitha's Basket

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## References

1. ↑ "*Take this basket. Put whatever you think the right item is in it and bring it to me.*" — Q. Bumpkin (*A Link to the Past*)
Baton

Non-Canon Information

Zelda wielding the Wind Waker

The **Baton** is a class of Weapon used by Zelda in *Hyrule Warriors*.[*name reference needed*] It is associated with Lightning.

## Variations

The default Baton is the **Wind Waker**, which is directly based on its namesake. The second form of the Baton is the **Sacred Baton**, followed by the **Glorious Baton**.

The Lv.★ form of the Baton is the **8-Bit Recorder**, which is modeled after the Recorder from *The Legend of Zelda*. It was added to *Hyrule Warriors* with the *Majora's Mask* Pack DLC. In *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*, instead of appearing as a separate Weapon, the 8-Bit Recorder replaces the Liquid Glorious Baton when the "8-Bit Weapons" Setting is turned on in Game Settings within the Settings menu.

## Attack Combinations

### Special Attack

Main article: Special Attack
Zelda summons eight tornadoes, which she conducts using her Baton and sends toward her enemies ahead of her, closing in on them. With a final flick of the Baton, she creates an updraft that knocks her enemies away. This attack damages enemies in a circular range ahead of Zelda.

## Trivia

* When Zelda uses her Special Attack, "Saria's Song" and the "Song of Time" can be heard in the background.

## Gallery

* Artwork of the Wind Waker
* Artwork of the Sacred Baton
* Artwork of the Glorious Baton
* Baton Adventure Mode icon from *Hyrule Warriors*
* Zelda wielding the Liquid Glorious Baton from *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*
* Zelda wielding the 8-Bit Recorder from *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*
Battle Shovel

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Battle Shovels** are items in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Location and Uses

Battle Shovels are a type of Shovel that Cadence, Link, Yves, and Zelda can use to dig through dirt and walls with the added bonus of granting a +2 attack bonus to their Weapon after each dig, but only if they use said Weapon on the next beat.

They can be found either from a red Treasure Chest or bought from a Shopkeeper.

## See Also

* Auto-shovel
* Glass Shovel
* Golden Shovel
* Shovel
* Shovel of Courage
* Shovel of Stamina

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Battle Shovel
Allows you to dig through walls, giving +2 damage on your next move.*" — Inventory (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Battle Association

The **Battle Association**, also known as the **Battle Committee**, is a group mentioned in *Spirit Tracks*.

## Biography

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

The Battle Association will post Link a Letter and a prize whenever he reaches a certain Battle Rank.

## References

1. ↑ "*Battle Committee*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
2. ↑ "*Here's a package and a letter from...the Battle Association? What's a "battle"? And why does it have its own association? There's so much in the world I don't know about!*" — Postman (*Spirit Tracks*)
3. ↑ "*You've achieved a battle rank of D and have been registered as an intermediate competitor. To celebrate, here is a prize for you. Enjoy!*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
4. ↑ "*Le comité des combats*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
5. ↑ "*Le comité des combattants*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
6. ↑ "*Organisationskomitee für Duelle*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
7. ↑ "*- Consiglio di lotta -*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
8. ↑ "*-Comisión de duelos-*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
9. ↑ "*-Comisión de duelos-*" — Battle Rank Notice (*Spirit Tracks*)
Baked Palm Fruit

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**Baked Palm Fruits** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

Baked Palm Fruits are the result of Palm Fruits that have made contact with Fire. Baked Palm Fruits are best served right after the roasting process, once the juices emerge. By eating one, Link can restore one and a half Hearts.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Baked Palm Fruit
This palm fruit was broiled with direct heat, resulting in steamed flesh inside the rind. Best served at the moment the juices emerge while roasting.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bee Hive

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* Beehive

It has been suggested that the portion of this page concerning **Honeycomb** should be made into its own page. Should the target page already exist, this content should be merged into it where appropriate. Discuss this on article's talk page.

## Bee Hive

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### Main appearance(s)

* *Link's Awakening*
* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Skyward Sword*

### Comparable Item(s)

* Bee Larva
* Courser Bee Honey
* Hornet Larvae

**Beehives**,(**MM3D**) also known as **Honeycombs**,(**LA**)[*name reference needed*] are recurring items and objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Beehives go unnamed in *Ocarina of Time*, *Majora's Mask*, *Twilight Princess*, *Phantom Hourglass*, and *Skyward Sword*.

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1. ↑ Honeycombs were also referred to as **Bee Hives** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, as *Encyclopedia* takes precedence, this term is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 127 (**LA**)
2. ↑ "*Field, #3: Beehive Hole*" — Vision (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 47

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Blacksmith (Disambiguation)

The term **Blacksmith** may refer to several characters of *The Legend of Zelda* series. It may also refer to the location in *A Link to the Past* and *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Main Series

* **Dwarven Swordsmiths**, operate a shop east of Kakariko Village in *A Link to the Past*.
* **Biggoron**, creates Biggoron's Sword in *Ocarina of Time*.
* **Medigoron**, creates the Giant's Knife in *Ocarina of Time*.
* **Zubora and Gabora**, the Snowhead blacksmiths in *Majora's Mask*.
* **Subrosian Smithy** of *Oracle of Seasons*.
* **Smith**, Link's grandfather in *The Minish Cap*.
* **Melari**, the Minish Blacksmith in *The Minish Cap*.
* **Zauz** creates the Phantom Sword in *Phantom Hourglass*.
* **Blacksmith (A Link Between Worlds)**, the Hyrulean and Lorulean Blacksmiths in *A Link Between Worlds*.
* **Craftsman**, the Blacksmith's assistant in *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Other

* **Kulvan**, the Blacksmith in *The Faces of Evil*.
* **Yokan**, the Blacksmith and former-fisherman in *The Wand of Gamelon*.
* **Blacksmith**, the Great Wimbich Blacksmith in *Zelda's Adventure*.
* **Blacksmith (Zelda's Adventure)**, enemies in *Zelda's Adventure*.
Banzai Otter

Non-Canon Information

**Banzai Otters** are Enemies in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*name reference needed*] They appear in Lon Lon Meadow and will jump out of the water to attack Tingle. They tend to drop Love Carp or Tasty Squid when defeated.

## Trivia

* Banzai is a Japanese phrase used in modern terms to mean "huzzah" (usually with arms raised, as these enemies do when they leap from the water) and is also historically exclaimed as a battle cry.
Battle Bat

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**Battle Bats** are enemies in *Link's Awakening*. They are summoned by the Grim Creeper during his mini-boss battle to attack Link in swarms. They are also known as **Keese** in certain regions of Hyrule.

## Characteristics

Battle Bats are summoned in flocks of six by the Grim Creeper during his mini-boss battle, which are then sent to attack Link by diving at him. Unlike ordinary Keese, which fly close to the ground, Battle Bats fly at a higher altitude and can only be attacked as they swoop down. If any of the Battle Bats pass by Link, the Grim Creeper will again summon another six. To emerge victorious, Link must defeat all six Bats at once as they fly down at him, otherwise the Grim Creeper will continuously summon more. The Bats can be dispelled by any weapon in Link's arsenal; the most effective being the Sword. After they are all defeated, the Grim Creeper swears he will have revenge over the deaths of his brothers before fleeing.

A pair of Battle Bats also appear alongside the Grim Creeper on top of the Eagle Tower. These Bats fly away when the Evil Eagle arrives.

## Notes

1. ↑ Battle Bats were also referred to as **Big Keeses** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, as *Encyclopedia* takes precedence, this term is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 165
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 100
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 75
4. ↑ "*You dirty rat! You k-k-k...beat my brothers! You'll pay!! I'll never forget you!*" — Grim Creeper (*Link's Awakening DX*)
Auction House

The **Auction House**, also known as the **Hall of Wealth**, is a location in *The Wind Waker*.

## Features and Overview

At the beginning of the game, the Auction House is owned by Mila and her father on Windfall Island. Mila's Father allows Zunari to hold a Windfall Auction on the first floor every night. However, when he gives the remainder of his money to Tetra's Pirate Crew and becomes poor, Maggie and her Father become rich from the Skull Necklaces Maggie received from a Moblin named Moe, and they begin living in their House. Maggie and her Father live on the second floor, and allow the Auctions to continue on the first. Link can give Maggie's Father 20 Skull Necklaces in exchange for Treasure Chart 2. If Link breaks one of the Extremely High-Class Bone-China Vase on the first floor, he will receive a warning, but will be forced to pay 10 Rupees for every subsequent Vase he breaks. However, once Maggie and her Father buy the mansion, they will no longer charge this fee.

## Trivia

* This is one of only two Houses in the game that allow Link to use the Sword indoors, the other being Orca's House.

## Notes

1. ↑ Tingle refers to the Auction House as the **House of Wealth** via the Tingle Tuner in *The Wind Waker*. However, as the Tingle Tuner was removed in *The Wind Waker HD*, this name is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 259
2. ↑ "*Word is, they hold an auction every night over there on Windfall Island. Every night the people gather in the Hall of Wealth to amuse themselves by spending a little money.*" — Fishman (*The Wind Waker*)
3. ↑ "*House of Wealth*" — Tingle (*The Wind Waker*)
4. ↑ "*By the way, it might interest you to know that I've been renting out the first floor of my home as a so-called auction house.*" — Mila's Father (*The Wind Waker*)
5. ↑ "*You little WEASEL!!! Well, thank you SO much for coming into my home and breaking my high-priced vases! ...If you break any more, I assure you that I shall not let it go lightly! No, sir! Not at all! I shall require compensation!*" — Mila's Father (*The Wind Waker*)
6. ↑ "*Do you think you can just break someone's vases and leave without paying for them? I must chortle at your naivete! Ho ho! Those happen to be extremely high-class bone-china vases that run a minimum of 10 Rupees each!*" — Mila's Father (*The Wind Waker*)
Bipin

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**Bipin** is a recurring character in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Biography

***Oracle of Seasons* Manual Description**
> Bipin & BlossomBipin is a famed tree planter who grows Gasha Seeds and freely offers information about them to curious travelers. Blossom is his wife. Together they have a young child who is full of promise. What kind of man will this child grow up to be?

***Oracle of Ages* Manual Description**
> Bipin & BlossomBipin is a famed tree planter who grows Gasha Seeds and freely offers information about them to curious travelers. Blossom is his wife. Together they have a young child who is full of promise. What kind of man will this child grow up to be?

Bipin is a tree planter who is knowledgeable about Gasha Seeds. He lives in Horon Village in *Oracle of Seasons* and in Lynna City in *Oracle of Ages* with his wife, Blossom, and their newborn son, whose name is chosen by Link.

As Link continues to help raise his son, Bipin will offer advice concerning Gasha Trees and their nuts and seeds. Bipin is either seen with his family in their living quarters, or, when all is well with his son, on the east side of his house tending to his indoor Gasha farm.

Once a game is completed, Bipin and his family move to the next one, where they will meet Link again in the Linked Game. In *Oracle of Seasons*, Bipin and his family will reside in southwestern Horon Village. In *Oracle of Ages*, they will reside in a house in the northern part of Lynna City. There, their son continues to grow up and eventually becomes an adult.

## Gallery

* Bipin running
* Bipin digging

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 250 (**OoS**) & 254 (**OoA**)
2. ↑ "*I am Bipin, the expert arborist! I know plenty about trees.*" — **Bipin** (*Oracle of Seasons*)
3. ↑ "*Bipin is a famed tree planter who grows Gasha Seeds, and freely offers information about them to curious travelers.*" (*Oracle of Ages* manual, pg. 9)
4. ↑ "*I am having trouble choosing a name. Can you help me think of one? What would you call him?*" — Blossom (*Oracle of Seasons*)
5. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 17
6. ↑ "*Off to Holodrum! Bipin & Blossom*" — Sign (*Oracle of Ages*)
7. ↑ "*Link! It's been too long! I, too, have come to this village! It's nice to see a familiar face!*" — **Bipin** (*Oracle of Seasons*)