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**Christine** is a character in *Link's Awakening*.

## Biography

Christine is a goat who lives in the Animal Village. She loves eating paper and corresponds with Mr. Write from Mabe Village. When Link talks to her for the first time, Christine says to him that the proper etiquette is to give flowers when first meeting a lady. During the game's Trading Quest, in exchange for a Hibiscus flower, Christine gives Link a Letter that must be delivered to Mr. Write. When the Letter is delivered, it is revealed that it is apparently a love letter, and that Christine has enclosed a photograph. Although Mr. Write believes the photo to be of Christine herself, it is actually an image of Princess Peach from the *Mario* franchise.

Christine owns a green Bird while Mr. Write owns an orange bird.

## Gallery

* Christine's fake photo from *Link's Awakening DX*
* Christine's fake photo from *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 233 (**LA**)
2. ↑ "*You know, sometimes I can't help eating a delicious piece of paper, even if it's a letter to my darling Mr. Write... How embarrassing!*" — Christine (*Link's Awakening DX*)
3. ↑ "*You don't know the proper etiquette when dealing with a lady, do you? You should have brought flowers or something, then I might be more inclined to talk with you... Oh yes, in my case, hibiscus are best...*" — Christine (*Link's Awakening DX*)
4. ↑ "*I would like you to take this letter to a Mr. Write who lives on the border of the Mysterious Forest, please!*" — Christine (*Link's Awakening DX*)
5. ↑ "*What's this?! A letter for me?! I'm so happy! ...And look! The letter came with a photograph!*" — Mr. Write (*Link's Awakening DX*)
6. ↑ "*You got a Broom as your reward from Mr. Write! But that photo was not of...*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening DX*)
7. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 233
8. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (TOKYOPOP) pg. 233
Chaco

**Chaco** is a character in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Biography

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

Chaco can be seen on Molida Island.

She greets Link after he arrives on the Island.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 282 (**PH**)
2. ↑ "*Hey, a new face! Welcome to Molida Island! Lots of island guys are off fishing, but you'll still find many of us at work here! Have you seen the Northern Sea lately? That awful fog! And that Ghost Ship! Scary! It's better not to think of the Northwestern Sea...or you'll get the shivers!*" — **Chaco** (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Champion's Outfit

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* Champion's Tunic

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The **Champion's Tunic**,(**BotW**) also known as the **Tunic of Memories**,(**TotK**), is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Champion's Tunic
In ancient Hyrule, this garment could only be worn by one who had earned the respect of the royal family. Equipping it will reveal an enemy's life gauge.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Champion's Tunic
One of the special garments given to the Champions, each of whom earned the respect of the royal family of Hyrule. A prayer from Princess Zelda is woven into the fabric.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*Champion's Tunic*" — Treasure Chest (*Skyrim*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Chizue Utazu

**Chizue Utazu** is an animator at Monolith Soft.

## Biography

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

## Non-*The Legend of Zelda* Games

* *Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean* - Animation Design
* *Xenosaga: Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse* - Free Roamning[sic] Motion Designer
* *Xenosaga: Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra* - Event Facial Motion/Special Thanks
* *Baten Kaitos: Origins* - Animation Designer
* *Disaster: Day of Crisis* - Animation
* *Xenoblade Chronicles* - Animation/Cinematics - Animation
* *Xenoblade Chronicles X* - Lead Animation/Cutscenes
* *Xenoblade Chronicles 2* - Animation
Characters in Oracle of Seasons

A list of the main and supporting characters in *Oracle of Seasons*.

## Main Characters

* Link
* Din
* Ganon
* Impa
* Maku Tree
* General Onox
* Princess Zelda
* Twinrova

* Biggoron
* Bipin
* Blossom and Bipsom
* Blaino
* Cap'n
* Deku Scrub
* Dimitri
* Farore
* Flash
* Floodgate Keeper
* Great Fairy
* Great Moblin
* Guru-Guru
* Holly
* Ingo
* Know-It-All Birds
* Malon
* Maple
* Master Diver
* Mittens
* Moosh
* Mrs. Ruul
* Ojī
* Old Man
* Old Man (Golden Monsters)
* Piratians
* Rosa
* Ricky
* Mayor Ruul
* Spirit of Winter
* Spirit of Autumn
* Spirit of Summer
* Spirit of Spring
* Stockwell
* Sign-Loving Subrosian
* Sokra
* Strange Brothers
* Subrosian Chef
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Subrosian Dance Instructor
* Subrosian Smelter
* Syrup
* Talon
* Tick Tock
* Troupe of Performers
* Vasu
* Vire

## *Oracle of Seasons* (Himekawa)

Non-Canon Information

* Piyoko

### Link's Grandfather

An elderly man who wants nothing more than for Link to live up to the legacy he has set, and to become a master swordsman. Despite his tough appearance, he is quite emotional deep down. He lives with his wife on a small farm.

### Link's Grandmother

A caring woman who is able to talk Link into actually trying to live up to the legacy his grandfather has set. She lives with her husband on a small farm.
Cheval

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**Cheval** is a character in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Biography

Cheval was an old inventor who lived south of Lynna Village in the past. He is met once by Link on his journey, when Link was searching for the Cheval Rope. At the time, Cheval had not finished his rope, and was optimistic that he would finish it before his death. His ultimate goal was to create a rope that would not deteriorate when wet.

Cheval was successful, and did manage to finish it before his death, as well as a swimming aid, the Zora's Flippers. When Cheval died, a pair of Zora's Flippers and a coil of Cheval Rope were buried with him in his Grave. With these inventions, Cheval was a huge help to Link, who could not swim without the flippers, or reach Crescent Island without the rope.

## References

1. ↑ "*There's a fellow named Cheval on the east edge of town who is working on such rope, but I don't think he's done yet.*" — Rafton (*Oracle of Ages*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 254 (**OoA**)
3. ↑ "*Before I die, I want to finish my work on flippers for swimming and rope that won't decay in water.*" — **Cheval** (*Oracle of Ages*)
Chuchu Jelly

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==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 105
2. ↑ "*Chuchu Jelly
A gelatinous substance that came from a Chuchu. It's unusable in this state, but applying a bit of elemental stimulation will change its form.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Chuchu Jelly
A gelatinous substance that came from a Chuchu. It's unusable in this state, but applying a bit of elemental stimulation will change its form.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)

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

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The ****Chef**** is a character in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.

## Biography

The Chef owns a small restaurant in Port Town with his wife, the Waitress. When Tingle first meets The Chef, he will not speak until paid 15 Rupees.

Tingle can purchase several recipes from the Chef at different points during his journey, such as Beef Stew and Meat Soup. He can also purchase different sizes of pots from him and his wife, which gives the ability to use larger amounts of ingredients in his recipes.

When Tingle obtains all 28 recipes and brings them to The Chef, he will be rewarded with a rare Rupee Good, the Chefs Hat.

## References

1. ↑ "*Chef*" — N/A (*Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*)
Characters in The Faces of Evil

Non-Canon Information
A list of the main and supporting characters in *The Faces of Evil*.

## Main Characters

* Link
* Zelda
* Ganon
* Gwonam

## Boss Characters

* Goronu
* Harlequin
* Militron
* Glutko
* Lupay

## Other Characters

* Alora
* Anutu
* Aypo
* Crone
* Droolik
* Fairies
* Fish Lady
* Generic Koridians
* Hamsha
* Horgum
* King Harkinian
* Kulvan
* Clora
* Morshu
* Odranoel
* Suprena
Cara

**Cara** is a character in *Breath of the Wild* and *Tears of the Kingdom*.

## Biography

Cara is a Gerudo who, alongside Isha, owns the Starlight Memories Jewelry Shop in Gerudo Town. If Link speaks to Cara, she apologizes and says that the Shop is not open right now. She goes on to explain that with the Divine Beast Vah Naboris around and the theft of the Thunder Helm, Gerudo Town has been facing many problems lately.

After Link completes the "Tools of the Trade" Side Quest, Cara will tell him secrets about Isha as thanks. One secret is the fact that Isha's name is actually "Jewel", but she thought it was embarrassing to be a jeweler named Jewel. However, Cara thinks it's a fine name. She's also heard that Isha sleeps wearing nothing but accessories and wonders whether she gets cold.

Cara also shares that, despite Isha's claims that she doesn't do anything special with her looks, she visits the Hotel Oasis once a week. She reminds Link that people who make such claims are usually lying. She also describes Isha's past love triangle with Ashai, noting that both are still single.

## See Also

* Gerudo
* Starlight Memories
* Isha

## References

1. ↑ "*Cara*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "*With that beast causing a ruckus and the guards in an uproar over some kind of theft, things have been pretty crazy. And on top of it all, my shop...*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Vasaaq. I'm sorry, but the Gerudo Jewelers isn't open right now...*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*The village is facing quite a few problems lately. \*sigh\**" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*I heard you brought some flint for us, little vai. You're a lifesaver! How about...I tell you one of the owner's secrets as my way of saying sarqso?*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*The owner's name is actually an alias. Her real name is Jewel. It's a little too coincidental for a jeweler to be named Jewel, so she was embarrassed.*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*I think it's a fine name, personally...*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
8. ↑ "*I heard the owner... sleeps wearing nothing... but accessories. I wonder if she gets cold...*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
9. ↑ "*The owner claims that she's not doing anything special with her looks, but she actually visits Hotel Oasis once a week.*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
10. ↑ "*It's always good to remember... If someone says they don't do anything at all to maintain their looks, it's probably not quite true.*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
11. ↑ "*Apparently she and the teacher of the relationship class, Ashai, were embroiled in a tragic love triangle... They're both still single, so I guess we know how that went...*" — **Cara** (*Breath of the Wild*)
Carnival of Masks

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The **Carnival of Time** is an annual event that takes place in Clock Town in *Majora's Mask*. People come from all over Termina to celebrate the carnival and pray for a good harvest in the year to come, as well as celebrate the harmony between nature and time. While it is never explicitly stated in-game that the carnival is also a "new year's" celebration, it is implied as such. The Carnival of Time—granted Link is successful and the Moon does not fall after the Final Day—takes place on the fourth day of Link's adventure in Termina.

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==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 37
2. ↑ "*All of these festivities for the Carnival of Time are held so that we may ask the gods for a rich harvest in the year to come!*" — Granny (*Majora's Mask*)
3. ↑ "*Paying homage to the way that both nature and time are tirelessly in the process of progressing... The Carnival of Time is when the peoples of the four worlds celebrate that harmony and request fruitfulness for the year.*" — Granny (*Majora's Mask*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Non-Canon Information
The following is a list of characters from *The Legend of Zelda* series in *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*.

## Fighters

* Ganondorf
* Link
* Mii Brawler
* Mii Gunner
* Mii Swordfighter
* Sheik
* Toon Link
* Young Link
* Zelda

## Assist Trophies

* Ghirahim
* Midna
* Skull Kid
* Moon

## Spirits

### Fighter Spirits

* Ganondorf
* Link
* Sheik
* Toon Link
* Young Link
* Zelda

### Master Spirits

* Beedle
* Darunia
* Linebeck

### Primary Spirits

* Agahnim
* Beast Ganon
* Bokoblin
* Byrne
* Calamity Ganon
* Darknut
* Daruk
* Deku Link
* Demise
* Fierce Deity Link
* Ganon
* Ganondorf (Twilight Princess)
* Ghirahim
* Groose
* Hilda
* Impa
* King Bulblin & Lord Bullbo
* King of Hyrule
* King of Red Lions
* Koume & Kotake
* Link (The Legend of Zelda)
* Link (A Link Between Worlds)
* Master Cycle
* Midna
* Moblin
* Octorok
* Phantom
* ReDead
* Ruto
* Skull Kid
* Skull Kid & Majora's Mask
* Tektite
* Tetra
* The Imprisoned
* Totem Link
* Twinrova
* Urbosa
* Vaati
* Wall-Merged Link
* Wolf Link & Midna
* Young Zelda
* Yuga
* Zant
* Zelda (Ocarina of Time)
* Zelda (The Wind Waker)
* Zelda (Spirit Tracks)

### Support Spirits

* Agitha
* Alfonzo & Engineer Link
* Aryll
* Cucco
* Dimitri
* Din
* Epona
* Ezlo
* Fairy Bottle
* Fi
* Fishman
* Goron
* Great Fairy
* Guardian
* Happy Mask Salesman
* Kaepora Gaebora
* Kafei
* Like Like
* Loftwing
* Madame Couture
* Majora's Mask
* Malon
* Marin
* Medli
* Mipha
* Moon
* Moosh
* Nayru
* Postman
* Ravio
* Revali
* Ricky
* Saria
* Tingle
* Valoo
* Wind Fish
* Zelda (Breath of the Wild)
* Zora

## Other Characters

* Ganon
* Old Man
Chu

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Chuchus come in a wide variety of colors and types, with some having different traits and behaviors depending on their color. **Red**, **Green**, **Blue**, **Yellow** and **Purple Chuchus** are among some of the most common types of Chuchus in the series. Beginning with *The Wind Waker*, some Chuchus are capable of producing electricity as a defense mechanism, making them similar to Buzz Blobs in both appearance and behavior. Chuchus are relatively simple enemies to defeat; most varieties can be felled by a simple slash with the Swords, while some types must first be stunned with another item.

In several games, Chuchus also leave behind Chu Jelly when defeated. Chu Jelly is valued as an ingredient that can craft restorative Potions that can replenish health or other vitals depending on its color, and in some cases can even act as a substitute for the Potions themselves.

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1. ↑ Chuchus are also called **ChuChus** in *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo Power. However, as this contradicts the name given both in-game and in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 171
2. ↑ "***Chuchu***" — Hyrule Compendium (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Chuchus
Some Chuchus are engulfed in particular elements. Defeating them will cause a burst of their element, damaging enemies.*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
4. ↑ "*ChuChu*" — Figurine (*The Wind Waker HD*)
5. ↑ *Hyrule Historia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 63 (**SS**)
6. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 33

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Characters in The Adventure of Link

A list of characters in *The Adventure of Link*.

## Greater Hyrule

* Ganon
* Impa
* King of Hyrule
* Link
* Magician
* Prince of Hyrule
* Princess Zelda
* Sage

## Darunia Town

* Child
* Hylian Knight
* Old Man
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
(Disguised Ache)
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character

## Mido Town

* Hylian Knight
* Old Man
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character

## Nabooru Town

* Ache
* Old Man
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character

## Rauru Town

* Old Man
* Old Woman
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character

## Ruto Town

* Error
* Old Man's Niece
* Old Man
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character

## Saria Town

* Bagu
* Bot
* Old Man
* Old Woman
* Old Woman
(Disguised Ache)
* River Man
* Unnamed Character
(Disguised Ache)
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
* Unnamed Character
Characters in Tears of the Kingdom

The following is a list of characters that appear in the Zelda game, *Tears of the Kingdom*.

## Hyrule

* Link
* Zelda
* Ganondorf
* King Rauru
* Queen Sonia
* Mineru
* Riju
* Sidon
* Yunobo
* Tulin
* Impa
* Tauro

## Lanayru

### Lanayru Great Spring

#### Zora’s Domain

* Sidon
* Yona
* King Dorephan
* Muzu

## Lookout Landing

* Purah
* Drozer
* Burwar
* Scorpis
* Josha

## Hyrule Castle & Castle Town Ruins

* Mylle
* Raseno
* Sharce
* Flahva

## Rito Village

* Teba
* Tulin
* Harth

## Necluda

### East Necluda

#### Hateno Village

* Sayge
* Ivee
* Leop
* Reede
* Cece
Chiko's Mum

Non-Canon Information

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****Chiko's Mum**** is a recurring character in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*] She lives in Port Town with her daughter, Chiko.

## Appearances

### *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*

When Tingle returns Chiko's Fairy Doll, Chiko's Mum will reward him. Tingle can ask her for information several times. By speaking to her throughout the game, Tingle can obtain two perfume Recipes: One Love and Endless Love. She also offers important advice on how to complete the Town Guard's storyline. If Tingle gives enough Rupees to the wishing well and Chiko sees the Fairy that emerges from it, Tingle can ask for a reward up to 30,000 Rupees from Chiko's Mum. Tingle can sell several Items to Chiko's Mum for good prices.

### *Too Much Tingle Pack*

In *Too Much Tingle Pack*, Chiko's Mum is a fortune teller.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Chiko's Mum*" — N/A (*Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*)
Characters in Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition

Non-Canon Information
The following is a list of all characters in *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*.

## Warriors

* Link
* Impa
* Sheik
* Lana
* Zelda
* Ganondorf
* Darunia
* Ruto
* Agitha
* Princess Midna
* Zant
* Fi
* Ghirahim
* Cia
* Volga
* Wizzro
* Twili Midna
* Young Link
* Tingle
* Ganon
* Cucco
* Linkle
* Skull Kid
* Toon Link
* Tetra
* King Daphnes
* Medli
* Marin
* Toon Zelda
* Ravio
* Yuga

## Other Characters

* Aryll
* Big Blin
* Captain Keeta
* Dark Link
* Dinolfos Chieftain
* Engineer
* Fairy
* Great Fairy
* King Bulblin
* Lizalfos Chieftain
* Levias
* Proxi
Carpet Merchant

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The **Carpet Merchant** is a character in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Biography

The Carpet Merchant is a salesman who sits on a flying carpet and runs a shop in the Haunted Wasteland. Link can access his flying carpet by either using the Hover Boots to cross onto it or simply jump and press the attack button at the last second to gain a little extra momentum which makes him land on the carpet. He refuses to tell Link he sells Bombchu until paid.

During the ending sequence the Carpet Merchant can be seen floating on his carpet with the Bean Seller and the Lake Scientist at Lon Lon Ranch.

## Gallery

* Link heading towards the Carpet Merchant from *Ocarina of Time*
* The Carpet Merchant from *Ocarina of Time 3D*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*All those reckless enough to venture into the desert--please drop by our shop. Carpet Merchant*" — Sign (*Ocarina of Time*)
2. ↑ "*I won't tell you what it is until I see the money....*" — **Carpet Merchant** (*Ocarina of Time*)
Cawlin & Strich's Room

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**Cawlin & Strich's Room** is a location in *Skyward Sword*. Cawlin & Strich's Room goes unnamed in *Skyward Sword HD*.

## Features and Overview

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

## See Also

* Dormitory
* Knight Academy
* Groose's Room

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword — Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 255
Characters in Phantom Hourglass

A list of the main and supporting characters in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Main Characters

* Link
* Tetra
* Oshus
* Linebeck
* Bellum

### Spirits

* Ciela
* Leaf
* Neri

## Secondary Characters

* Astrid
* Biggoron
* Eddo
* Gongoron
* Golden Chief Cylos
* Kayo
* Old Wayfarer
* Zauz

## Other Characters

* Beedle
* Beedle's Assistant
* Fuzo
* Golden Frogs
* Gorons
* Mi
* Hoiger Howgendoogen
* Joanne
* Jolene
* Man of Smiles
* McNey
* Nyave
* Nyeve
* Postman
* Pirates
* Salvatore
* Skeletons
* Yook

### Mercay Island

* Lapelli
* Apricot
* Saya
* Fuchiko
* Doudo
* Ojibe
* Maltza
* Tuzi
* Midori
* Freedle
* Gazpacho
* Treasure Teller
* Ai

### Molida Island

* Romanos
* Maronie
* Chaco
* Ocara
* Potato
* Mai

### Cobble

* King Mutoh
* Brant
* Bremeur
* Doylan
* Max

### Anouki

* Island Chief
* Aroo
* Dobo
* Fofo
* Gumo
* Hintobo
* Kumu
* Mazo
* Nobodo

### Unseen

* Drawing Commission
* Lucky Lee
* Postmaster
Charm

**Charm** may refer to any of the following:

* **Charm (A Link Between Worlds)**, an item in *A Link Between Worlds*, later revealed to be the Pendant of Courage.
* **Charm (The Minish Cap)**, items in *The Minish Cap*.
* **Hero's Charm**, an item in *The Wind Waker*.
* **Pirate's Charm**, an item received from Tetra in *The Wind Waker*.
Cephla Lake

**Cephla Lake** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Cephla Lake is a large body of water in the southeastern portion of Eldin Canyon, located along its border from Akkala. Cephla Lake sits at the bottom of a tall range of cliffs. Unlike many other bodies of water in Eldin, which are heated by the region's volcanic activity, Cephla Lake's water is kept at a cool temperature.

Cephla Lake is largely featureless, having no islands or any other distinguishing landmarks with the exception of a monster camp in the Lake's south. This camp is watched over by Lizalfos, both guarding an unprotected Treasure Chest housing a Drillshaft.

### Minor Enemies

* Blue Lizalfos
* Lizalfos
* Water Octorok

## Nomenclature

Cephla Lake derives its name from *cephalopod*.

## References

1. ↑ "*Cephla Lake*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Lago Bachin*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Carok Bridge

**Carok Bridge** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Carok Bridge is a wooden bridge located east of the Breach of Demise that spans over the Regencia River in Hyrule Field. The ruins of an unnamed village can be seen along the eastern side of the Bridge.

Two Treasure Chests can be found here in Master Mode. The first is a wooden Treasure Chest containing a Diamond, situated atop platform suspended by Sky Octoroks south of Carok Bridge. The second is a metallic Chest containing a Royal Guard's Claymore, also atop a platform north of the Bridge.

A Korok can be found by breaking the Pot suspended by a chain underneath the Bridge's northern side. A second Korok can be found beneath a Rock atop a rock formation near the eastern side of the Bridge.

### Creatures

* Pink Heron
* Restless Cricket
* Warm Darner

### Minor Enemies

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* Stalkoblin
* Stalmoblin

* Blue Bokoblin
* Sky Octorok
* Stalkoblin
* Stalmoblin

## Nomenclature

Carok Bridge is named for Carock, the guardian of the Maze Island Palace from *The Adventure of Link*.

## References

1. ↑ "***Carok Bridge***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Puente de Carok*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Carrot

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

## Uses

### *Ocarina of Time* and *Majora's Mask*

In *Ocarina of Time* and *Majora's Mask*, a meter consisting of six Carrot appears while riding a Horse. The number of remaining Carrots represents the number of times Link can whip the Horse to make it gallop. Carrots successively regenerate 3 seconds after the last whipping. If all 6 Carrots are exhausted, they regenerate simultaneously after roughly 7 seconds.

### *Four Swords Adventures*

***Four Swords Adventures* Manual Description**
> CarrotRide on Epona. You are invincible while you are riding. If you collide with enemies, you can knock them down and scatter Force Gems.

In *Four Swords Adventures*, Carrots can be collected to increase the speed of the Links' Horses. Obtaining a Carrot without a Horse will instantly grant the Links a Horse. Carrots only appear in The Field stage and the Tingle's Tower minigame, Bucking Broncos.

### *Breath of the Wild*

Main articles: Swift Carrot and Endura Carrot
In *Breath of the Wild*, Carrots appear in two different varieties, Swift Carrots and Endura Carrots. Uncooked Swift Carrots restore half of a heart each. When cooked into a dish, they add a "Hasty" bonus which temporarily increases Link's movement speed. Uncooked Endura Carrots restore two hearts each and when cooked into a dish, grant Link a "Enduring" bonus which gives him extra maximum Stamina. Swift Carrots look like ordinary orange Carrots, while Endura Carrots are bifurcated with a lighter orange hue. Endura Carrots will also temporarily grant Horses three extra yellow Spurs with a carrot icon next to them. These extra "Carrot" Spurs act similarly to Link's extra Stamina Wheels granted via "Enduring" dishes and Enduring Elixirs as they are lost once used and can only be used after other Spurs have been used up including those granted by the Ancient Bridle. Roasted Endura Carrots have the same effect if eaten off the ground by Horses. Horses can also eat Swift Carrots but this only increases their Bond. Additionally the Giant Horse can eat both types but Endura Carrots only increase its Bond as it has no Stars in Stamina thus no Spurs.

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors Legends*

Non-Canon Information

In *Hyrule Warriors Legends*, Carrots appear as Plant-type Food. They are imbued with the Lightning Element. When consumed by a Companion Fairy in the Dining Room of the My Fairy mode, Carrots can increase the Fairy's Trust level and personality traits.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 119 (**FSA**)
2. ↑ "*Use  to make it run. Once it starts running, press  to tap it with the whip. It will speed up!*" — Ingo (*Ocarina of Time 3D*)
3. ↑ "*Karotte*" — Dining Room (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
Carpenters Shop

The **Carpenters Shop** is a location in *The Minish Cap*.

## Features and Overview

The Carpenters Shop is located along the western edge of Hyrule Town, between Dr. Left's House and the Figurine Gallery. It is a wooden building, and has a waterwheel attached to its eastern side that is powered by the river in Hyrule Town. The Carpenters can be found within it when they are not outside of Town, as well as a Town Minish. There is also a Minish Portal that Link can use to explore the western side of Hyrule Town while Minish-sized.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. Insert Map
Cedar Tree

**Cedar Trees** are Objects in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Cedar Trees are a type of Tree found in northern Regions of Hyrule Kingdom, such as Hebra, the Great Hyrule Forest, and Hyrule Ridge. They can also be found in areas with colder temperatures, such as Mount Lanayru and Mount Hylia. Finally, Cedar Trees are the most common type of Tree in the Lanayru Great Spring and the Akkala Highlands.

Cedar Trees are taller than the standard Trees. When they are cut down, they produce more Wood as well. Several Cedar Trees have Leaves with Fairy Dust on top of them. Interacting with it causes a Korok to appear and give Link a Korok Seed.

## See Also

* Tree
* Wood

## References

1. ↑ "*Molli in Rito Village told you a story about the lone cedar tree on the Hebra Mountains.*" — Adventure Log (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Yahaha! You found me!*" — Korok (*Breath of the Wild*)
Carving

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* Wooden Statue
**Carving**

*"Carving" redirects here. For the keys in* Skyward Sword*, see Carving (Disambiguation)*

### Main appearance(s)

* *A Link to the Past*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Skyward Sword*

### Locations(s)

* *Twilight Princess*
	+ Hyrule Field

### Use(s)

* *Twilight Princess*
	+ Retrieving Ilia's Memory

**Wooden Statues**,(**TP**) also known as **Carvings**,(**TP**) and **Carver's Statues**,(**ALttP**) are recurring items and objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Look, lad, if I'd been able to sell the wooden statue the young lady had, I would've been able to get the money... But see, I accidentally spilled medicine all over that little carving, which made it stink awfully. I put it outside to dry...but then... Well, it was stolen*" — Dr. Borville (*Twilight Princess HD*)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 143 (**ALttP** | **TP**)
3. ↑ "*Look, lad, if I'd been able to sell the wooden statue the young lady had, I would've been able to get the money... But see, I accidentally spilled medicine all over that little carving, which made it stink awfully. I put it outside to dry...but then... Well, it was stolen*" — Dr. Borville (*Twilight Princess HD*)

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

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**Chirri** are a species in *Skyward Sword*.

## Characteristics

**Fi's Comment**
> This bird is a Chirri. Although very small in comparison to Loftwings, Chirris are probably of an average size for birds found near the surface.
>
> There is an 85% probability that its feathers can be used as some kind of material.
>
>

Chirris are small Birds that can be found on the Surface in places such as Faron Woods. There are three varieties: yellow, orange and blue. Link can sneak up on them and catch them with his Bug Net to obtain a Bird Feather. If the caught Chirri is blue, he will receive a Blue Bird Feather instead.

Groose is initially surprised to see the small Birds when he lands on the Surface because the only ones found in the Sky are the larger Loftwings.

## Gallery

* A blue Chirri from *Skyward Sword HD*
* A brown Chirri from *Skyward Sword HD*

## References

1. ↑ "*This bird is a **Chirri**. Although very small in comparison to Loftwings, Chirris are probably of an average size for birds found near the surface. There is an 85% probability that its feathers can be used as some kind of material.*" — Fi (*Skyward Sword*)
2. ↑ "*WHOA! B-birds? TINY birds?! Wh-what... ARE they?!*" — Groose (*Skyward Sword*)
ChuChu

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* Chuchu

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Chuchus come in a wide variety of colors and types, with some having different traits and behaviors depending on their color. **Red**, **Green**, **Blue**, **Yellow** and **Purple Chuchus** are among some of the most common types of Chuchus in the series. Beginning with *The Wind Waker*, some Chuchus are capable of producing electricity as a defense mechanism, making them similar to Buzz Blobs in both appearance and behavior. Chuchus are relatively simple enemies to defeat; most varieties can be felled by a simple slash with the Swords, while some types must first be stunned with another item.

In several games, Chuchus also leave behind Chu Jelly when defeated. Chu Jelly is valued as an ingredient that can craft restorative Potions that can replenish health or other vitals depending on its color, and in some cases can even act as a substitute for the Potions themselves.

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1. ↑ Chuchus are also called **ChuChus** in *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo Power. However, as this contradicts the name given both in-game and in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 171
2. ↑ "***Chuchu***" — Hyrule Compendium (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Chuchus
Some Chuchus are engulfed in particular elements. Defeating them will cause a burst of their element, damaging enemies.*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
4. ↑ "*ChuChu*" — Figurine (*The Wind Waker HD*)
5. ↑ *Hyrule Historia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 63 (**SS**)
6. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 33

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Characters in Spirit Tracks

A list of the main and supporting characters in *Spirit Tracks*.

## New Hyrule

* Anjean
* Beedle
* Byrne
* Cole
* Ferrus
* Link
* Malladus
* Postman
* Postmaster
* Princess Zelda
* Rael
* Spirit of Healing
* Spirits of Good
* Teacher

### Aboda Village

* Harry
* Joe
* Mary
* Niko
* Recruit
* Rei

### Castle Town

* Georgio
* Joynas
* Linebeck III
* Lucia
* Milo
* Mona
* Shitate

### Hyrule Castle

* Guard
* Russell

### Whittleton

* Dovok
* Mash
* Morris
* Uriko
* Wood
* Yamahiko

## Snow Realm

### Anouki Village

* Bulu
* Honcho
* Kofu
* Noko
* Yefu
* Yeko

### Snow Sanctuary

* Akin
* Steem

## Ocean Realm

### Papuchia Village

* Fuku
* Kogane
* Nagi
* Niboshi
* Orca
* Wadatsumi
* Wise One

### Goron Village

* Goron Child
* Goron Elder
* Tengoron
Cavern (The Crystal Trap)

Non-Canon Information

**The Cavern is never seen in the book**

**Cavern** is a location featured in *The Crystal Trap*. Its entrance is locked by the Iron Door, which Zelda can only open with the use of the Large Brass Key.

## Features and Overview

Many Gibdos roam the inside of the dark cavern, and as soon as Zelda enters the mysterious place, the door will close behind her. As Zelda is traveling through the cavern, she then hears the sound of Gibdos approaching her from behind, and although she says she can outrun these enemies, more Gibdos appear on the other side. Zelda realizes that neither a dagger nor a normal Arrow can pierce through the Gibdos, commenting to herself that she'd need Magic Arrows to defeat these foes.

If Zelda picked up the Magic Arrows in Midoro Palace, the young hero will shoot one of them at a Gibdo, causing it to burst into flames and thus scare the other Gibdos away. This will free a Blue Fairy, who will thank Zelda by healing her and providing her the help she needs by giving her the Fairy's Scroll The scroll gives a riddle which reveals the three items that Zelda must gather in order to free Link from the Crystal.

Zelda continues to travel through the cavern and comes up to a wall, just then hearing more Gibdos approaching. She tries to find a way out of the cavern and spots a small door in a shallow alcove of rock near the end of the wall, and using all her might, she sprints over the cavern floor. Zelda gets through the door and closes it shut, freeing herself from the Gibdos. As she is walking down the cavern trying to figure out the meaning of the riddle, she bumps into a set of doors, one which is locked and the other one unlocked. Although the Large Brass Key does not fit into the locked door, she realizes something important must be behind it. If Zelda has the Witch's Ring, she can use it to place it on the keyhole and make the door open. She will then step into a small, empty chamber, which will cause for the room to turn and, when she exits the chamber, she will climb a set of stairs that lead her to the Magnifying Glass.

At this point, Zelda can either decide to leave the cavern or continue to explore. If she continues to explore the cave, she will head down a set of stairs but then realize that the stairs are collapsing, causing her to land with a heavy thud. The walls then begin to move in closer, and the book ends with a Game Over as Zelda realizes she is about to die. However, if Zelda leaves the cavern, she will eventually arrive at the Town of Ruto unharmed.
Challenges

*This article is about the interface in* Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*. For the battles themselves, see Challenge.*

## Challenges

### Main appearance(s)

*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

The **Challenges** menu is an interface in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Overview

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

## See Also

* Challenge
* Divine Beast Battle

## References

1. ↑ "*Challenges*" — Map of Hyrule (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Characters in Ripened Tingle's Balloon Trip of Love

Ambiguously Canon Information
A list of main and supporting characters from *Ripened Tingle's Balloon Trip of Love*.

## Main Characters

* Tingle
* Kakashi
* Buriki
* Lion
* Segāre
* Majiyo

## Love Interests

* Sensei
* Azusa
* Iona
* Liar
* Princess

## Supporting Characters

* Corn Boy
* Eagle
* Edelweiss
* Masaru
* Monpe
* Nimi Baron
* Look-What-I-Found Kid
* Loveya
* Peter
* Tingle's Father
* Tingle's Mother
* Usotami Chief
* Yamori
Capture Staff

Non-Canon Information

Ganon holding the Capture Staff

The **Capture Staff** is an item featured in the episode "The Moblins are Revolting" of *The Legend of Zelda* TV series. It was created by Ganon and allows anyone captured with it to be trapped inside an indestructible bubble that only the Triforce of Power can burst. After Ganon traps a Moblin inside a bubble and shows him the only way to free himself, the Moblin steals the Capture Staff and traps Ganon inside the indestructible bubble, pushing him inside the Bottomless Pit to prevent him from ever touching the Triforce and bursting the bubble. Although Ganon tries to free himself by using his magic to burst it, his spells are deflected and hit him instead.

Shortly after Ganon is captured, a bumbling Moblin drops the Capture Staff and renders it useless.

## Gallery

* A Moblin drops the staff
* Ganon trapped inside the Capture Staff's bubble

## References

1. ↑ *"Ah, my Capture Staff is finished! Now for a test. [...] It works. Totally impervious to magic and completely indestructible. [...] Aha ha ha! This will be the perfect thing to trap Zelda with, and no magic but MINE could free her!"* — Ganon (*The Legend of Zelda TV Series*, Episode 13)
2. ↑ *"We tired of your plans, Ganon. So now, laugh's on you!"* — Moblin (*The Legend of Zelda TV Series*, Episode 13)
3. ↑ *"No, no! Not the Bottomless Pit! Noooo!"* — Ganon (*The Legend of Zelda TV Series*, Episode 13)
Chicken Coop

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**Henhouses**,(**LANS**) also known as **Cucco Shacks**,(**MM**) and **Anju's Henhouses**,(**TMC**) are recurring locations in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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1. ↑ The Henhouse was referred to as **Chicken Coop** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, it is not considered Canon.
2. ↑ The Henhouse was referred to as the **Cucco Shack** in *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo Power. However, as this contradicts the name given in *The Minish Cap*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ "*Henhouse*" — System (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
2. ↑ "*Cucco Shack*" — Map (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
3. ↑ "*So you've actually seen the inside of Anju's henhouse? Hehehehe...*" — June (*The Minish Cap*)
4. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 71
5. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. Insert Map

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Catfish Deyansu

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Catfish Deyansu** are enemies in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*name reference needed*] They appear in the Gooey Swamp. **Catfish Deyansu** remain passive until Tingle attacks them, at which point they will sprout arms and gang up on him. They tend to drop Bitter Newt or Explosive Claws when defeated.

**Gold Catfish Deyansu** appear rarely in place of normal catfish. As with other gold enemies in the game, they will drop a large number of Rupees when defeated.
Characters in A Link Between Worlds

**Gallery of Characters in *A Link Between Worlds***

## Main Characters

* Link
* Princess Zelda
* Princess Hilda
* Ravio & Sheerow
* Yuga
* Ganon

## Sages

* Gulley
* Seres
* Osfala
* Irene
* Oren
* Rosso
* Impa

## Secondary Characters

* Blacksmith
* Blacksmith's Wife
* Hint Ghost
* Sahasrahla
* Captain
* Dampé
* Mother Maiamai
* Thief Girl

## Other Characters

### Hyrule

* Bard
* Bee Guy
* Bird Lover
* Bouldering Guy
* Boy
* Craftsman
* Cucco Girl
* Customer
* Flute Boy
* Fortune-Teller
* Fortune's Choice Guy
* Gramps
* Great Fairy
* Housekeeper
* Hylian Soldier
* Item Seller
* Lakeside Item Seller
* Milk Bar Owner
* Mimi
* Official
* Older Racing Bro
* Papa
* Priest
* Rumor Guy
* Runaway Item Seller
* Rupee Rush Gal
* Shady Guy
* Street Merchant
* Stylish Woman
* Swimmer
* Treasure Hunter
* Witch
* Woman
* Young Woman
* Younger Racing Bro
* Zora Underling

### Lorule

* Bag Guy
* Bard
* Bird-Masked Man
* Blacksmith
* Blacksmith's Wife
* Bomb-Shop Man
* Captain
* Craftsman
* Dampé?
* Derby Boy
* Derby Girl
* Devilish Girl
* Dungeon Bro
* Dungeon Bro
* Fortune-Teller
* Fortune's Choice Guy
* Great Rupee Fairy
* Hinox
* Item Seller
* Jillo
* Lakeside Item Seller
* Lorule Soldier
* Mama Turtle
* Masked Elder
* Masked Follower
* Masked Follower
* Masked Granny
* Milk Bar Owner
* Mysterious Man
* Octo
* Philosopher
* Rupee Rush Guy
* Sabro
* Spear Boy
* Tallo
* Treasure Hunter
* Veteran Thief
* Witch
* Woman
* Young Woman
Castle Courtyard

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* Hyrule Castle Courtyard

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The **Hyrule Castle Courtyard**,(**BotW**) also known as the **Castle Courtyard**,(**OoT**) is a recurring location in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 236
2. ↑ "***Castle Courtyard***" — N/A (*Ocarina of Time 3D*)

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Carrot Cake

**Carrot Cakes** are Items in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

Carrot Cakes are type of Cake made by combining Tabantha Wheat, Cane Sugar, Goat Butter, and either an Endura Carrot or a Swift Carrot in a Cooking Pot. Regular Carrot Cakes can be made by using one of each carrot, which can be eaten to restore seven Hearts to Link's Life Gauge. Their mild sweetness makes them enjoyed by even those who dislike Carrots.

Two variations of Carrot Cake exist, depending on which kind of carrot is used to make them:

* **Enduring Carrot Cake**: Made by using an Endura Carrot. Eating one will restore and overfill Link's Stamina Wheel. They'll also heal Link for five Hearts and can be sold for 100 Rupees.

* **Hasty Carrot Cake**: Made by using a Swift Carrot. Eating one will grant Link a mid-level speed boost. They heal Link for three Hearts, but they can also be sold for 40 Rupees.

## See Also

* Cake
* Carrot Stew
* Food

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Carrot Cake
Even those who don't like carrots tend to enjoy the mild sweetness of this cake.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "*Enduring Carrot Cake
Restores and overfills your Stamina Wheel.
Even those who don't like carrots tend to enjoy the mild sweetness of this cake.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "*Hasty Carrot Cake
Grants a mid-level movement speed boost.
Even those who don't like carrots tend to enjoy the mild sweetness of this cake.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Check Combos

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### Purpose(s)

Reviewing the button combinations that can be pressed to perform attacks with certain Weapons

The **Check Combos** menu is an interface in *Hyrule Warriors*.

## Overview

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

## References

1. ↑ "*Check Combos*" — Warrior Info (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
Castle Town

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* Hyrule Castle Town

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**Hyrule Castle Town**,(**TP**) also known as **Hyrule Castle Town Market**,(**OoT**) **Market**,(**OoT**) **Hyrule Town**,(**TMC**), **Town of Hyrule**,(**TMC**) and **Castle Town**,(**ST**) is the capital of Hyrule located directly in front of Hyrule Castle. It is usually the main hub and center of activity in the Kingdom where Hyruleans come to engage in business and trade goods. The Town is considered to be one of the liveliest towns in Hyrule. The population consists mostly of Hylians, but as seen in *Twilight Princess*, Gorons commonly occupy the streets in hopes of selling their wares. In all the games in which it appears, Hyrule Castle Town is home to a wide variety of shops, side quests, and mini-games.

As a means of protection, the Town is usually surrounded by a moat that is only accessible via bridges or drawbridges. Throughout the *Zelda* series, Castle Town has been prone to conflict multiple times and has been the subject of invasion more than once.

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==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 240 (**OoT**), 278 (**TP**)
2. ↑ "*If you go back to Hyrule Castle Town Market, you should check out the Bazaar.*" — Soldier (*Ocarina of Time*)
3. ↑ "*So, could you go and get the mask for me next time you are in the Market?*" — Soldier (*Ocarina of Time*)
4. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 272 (**TMC**)
5. ↑ "*Well, here we are! The town of Hyrule!*" — Princess Zelda (*The Minish Cap*)
6. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 109 (**OoT**) & 113 (**TP** | **ST**)
7. ↑ "*We have only a small population now, but someday this place will be as lively as Hyrule Castle Town! Oh, yes! It will!*" — Soldier (*Ocarina of Time*)
8. ↑ "*Thanks to all, the bridge is built, the trade route is secure, and we saved money for the economic development of Castle Town!*" — Goron (*Twilight Princess*)
9. ↑ "*The entrance to the viewing platform is on the side of this cafe. I heard that Gorons have been selling their wares there lately.*" — N/A (*Twilight Princess*)

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Chessica

**Chessica** is a character in *Breath of the Wild* and *Tears of the Kingdom*.

## Biography

Chessica is the proprietor of the Fishing Resort, an Inn in Lurelin Village. She welcomes Link as he arrives and, figuring he's tired, asks if he wants to stay. She offers a regular bed for 20 Rupees and a fluffy bed for 40 Rupees.

If Link declines to stay at the Inn, Chessica is disappointed but reminds him to stay another time. When Link does decide to stay, she asks him how long he wants to sleep. She encourages him to get to bed quickly.

When Link wakes up, Chessica asks if he slept well. For staying at the Inn, she allows Link to use the Raft at the dock, and she encourages him to come again.

## See Also

* Hylian
* Fishing Resort

## References

1. ↑ "*Chessica*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Welcome!
You must be tired from your long trip. Do you want to stay?*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*A normal bed would be 20 rupees. If you want to soothe your body and soul, I can offer you the fluffy bed for 40 rupees.*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*I see...
Come stay with us some other time, then!*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*How long would you like to rest?*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*All right then. Go get some rest!*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*Did you sleep well?*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)
8. ↑ "*As a little treat for staying with us, please feel free to use the raft at the dock. Come again!*" — **Chessica** (*Breath of the Wild*)