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**Charts** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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

### *The Wind Waker*

Main articles: Sea Chart, Treasure Chart, Triforce Chart and Special Chart

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In *The Wind Waker*, there are four main types of Charts. Sea Charts, Treasure Charts, Triforce Charts, and Special Charts.

Triforce Charts are Charts leading to a piece of the Triforce of Courage. Because they are written in ancient Hylian, Link is unable to read them and must bring them to Tingle to be deciphered, at the price of 398 Rupees each.[*citation needed*] There are a total of eight Triforce Charts in *The Wind Waker*, but only three appear in *The Wind Waker HD*.[*citation needed*]

### *Phantom Hourglass*

Main articles: Sea Chart and Treasure Map

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In *Phantom Hourglass*, there are a total of 31 Treasure Maps which can lead to Rupees, Sands of Hours or Ship Parts.

### *Skyward Sword*

Main article: Ancient Sea Chart

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## Gallery

* The icon for a Triforce Chart from *The Wind Waker*
* The icon for a Special Chart from *The Wind Waker*

## See Also

* Sea Chart
* Special Chart
* Treasure Chart
* Treasure Map
* Triforce Chart

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 115 (**SS**), 128 (**OoA** | **TWW**), 137 (**TWW** | **PH**)
Captain Viscen

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* Viscen

### Title(s)

* Captain
* Corps Recruiter

### Counterpart(s)

Royal Guard

**Viscen** is a character in *Majora's Mask*.

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==Notes==

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Captain Viscen...*" — Guard (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
2. ↑ "*Recruiting soldiers!
Protect peace and uphold justice with us!
Viscen, Corps Recruiter*" — Sign (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 245

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Chandelier

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**Chandeliers** are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Chandeliers go unnamed in *Skyward Sword*.

## Location and Uses

### *Twilight Princess*

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### *Skyward Sword*

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## Gallery

* A Chandelier seen in the Knight Academy from *Skyward Sword HD*

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess — PRIMA Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 285
Castle Town Watchtower

The **Castle Town Watchtower** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

The Castle Town Watchtower is located in the Hyrule Castle Town Ruins in Hyrule Field. An unlit Campfire can be found in the northern part of the wreckage and is accompanied by a red cloth marker.

A metal door covers a Rock acting as a Natural Hiding Spot for a Korok in the eastern part of the ruins. A second Korok can be found by examining the Leaves with Fairy Dust atop the flagpole in the northeastern section of the ruins.

### Creatures

* Fairy
* Hightail Lizard
* Restless Cricket
* Warm Darner

### Minor Enemies

* Keese
* Stalmoblin
* Stalmoblin
 Spiked Moblin Spear
* Yiga Footsoldier
 Duplex Bow
 Arrows

## Gallery

* One of the Koroks found at the Castle Town Watchtower

## References

1. ↑ "***Castle Town Watchtower***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Torre vigía*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Cheep-Sheep

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* Cheep Cheep

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**Cheep Cheeps**,(**LANS**) also known as **Cheep-Cheeps**,(**OoS** | **OoA** | **FSA**) are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. They are directly based on the Cheep-Cheep enemies of the *Mario* series.

Cheep Cheeps are small fish that are solely encountered in underground side-scrolling areas, usually in flooded caves or dungeon passages. They swim slowly and pose little threat to Link, but can swim in varying patterns horizontally or vertically and make avoiding them tricky in certain instances. In some areas, they leap out of the water to attack Link from below, similarly to Cheep-Cheeps in the *Mario* series.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ Cheep Cheeps was referred to as **Cheep-Cheeps** in all versions of *Link's Awakening* prior to *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, it is not considered Canon.
2. ↑ Cheep Cheeps were also referred to as **Cheep-Sheeps** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, because it contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, this term is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ "*You got a Cheep Cheep figure! Disclaimer: cannot actually fly.*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 100

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Chris Houlihan

**Chris Houlihan** is a character in *A Link to the Past*.

## Biography

Chris Houlihan is only mentioned through a Telepathy Tile found inside a secret room which also contains 45 Blue Rupees. The room is a failsafe that the game sends Link to when it detects an error in his Y coordinate. Five different methods can be used to access it, all of which use the
Pegasus Shoes and some of them Bombs.

The Telepathy Tile mentioning Chris Houlihan was removed in *A Link to the Past & Four Swords*.

## Trivia

* Chris Houlihan is only mentioned in the English version of *A Link to the Past*. Other languages simply state that it is a secret room.
* It is believed that Chris Houlihan was the winner of a Nintendo Power contest held during September and October of 1990, where the winner would have their name programmed into a future NES game. This was first stated in the December 1994 issue of Club Nintendo, the official Nintendo magazine for Latin America. However, the winner of the contest was never revealed by Nintendo Power and Chris Houlihan has never been confirmed to even be a real person.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Let's say that you and Luis Alberto Moya made us seek like crazy; Luis told us that Chris' room would appear on top of the pyramid and, when trying to see what this room was all about, we spent a long time [searching] and did not get to see this secret room. We thought that it could have been a type of bug, but when we received another letter mentioning this room somewhere else and [we were] still unable to find it, we decided to talk directly to whom created the game, so we asked our friends at Nintendo and they informed us that it is a room that appears randomly and there are cartridges where it will never appear. Chris Houlihan is the name of the boy that won a Nintendo Power contest and with it he also won the right to have his name programmed in the Zelda-A Link to the Past game.*" (*Club Nintendo*, Editorial Samra, December 1994, pg. 3)
2. ↑ "*My name is Chris Houlihan. This is my top secret room. Keep it between us, OK?*" — Telepathy Tile (*A Link to the Past*)
3. ↑  MaddHatts, 5 Different Entrances to the Chris Houlihan Room, YouTube (video), published February 15, 2010, retrieved October 6, 2015.
4. ↑  Triforce Legend, Salle de Chris Houlihan dans A Link to the Past (GBA), YouTube (video), published October 9, 2013, retrieved October 6, 2015.
5. ↑ "*ここは、秘密の部屋だよ~ん。みんなにはないしょだよ~ん。*" — Telepathy Tile (*A Link to the Past*)
6. ↑ "*Dies ist mein ganz geheimes Zimmer. Das bleibt aber unter uns, ja?*" — Telepathy Tile (*A Link to the Past*)
7. ↑ "*C'est ma pièce la plus secrète. Que cela reste entre nous, ok ?*" — Telepathy Tile (*A Link to the Past*)
8. ↑ "*Have you ever imagined yourself in a NES game? Well, this is your chance! If you meet Warmech, snap a photo of him and send it to the address below by October 15, 1990. One winner will be randomly selected, and his or her name will be programmed into a future Nintendo game!*" (*Nintendo Power* no. 16, September/October 1990, pg. 13)
Cap of the Wind

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The **Cap of the Wind** is an item in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

The **Cap of the Wind** is a piece of Armor which can be obtained using the  amiibo Rune while scanning the Super Smash Bros. Toon Link Amiibo **or** Legend of Zelda 30th Anniversary Toon Link Amiibo. Each time the figure is scanned, a chest will appear that has a small chance to contain the Cap of the Wind. It can be enhanced by a Great Fairy but cannot be dyed at the Kochi Dye Shop.

The Cap of the Wind, alongside the Tunic of the Wind and Trousers of the Wind, comprise the Hero of the Wind Set which resembles Link's outfit from The Wind Waker. When it has been enhanced by two levels, it provides the Master Sword Beam Up Set Bonus when worn with the full set.

## See Also

* Hero of the Wind Set
* Trousers of the Wind
* Tunic of the Wind

## References

1. ↑ "*Cap of the Wind
According to legend, this cap was treasured by a hero who traveled the Great Sea. It flaps quite serenely in a soft sea breeze.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Windmütze*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Cadence of Hyrule Translations/Characters

The following page is a list of the names of every named character appearing in *Cadence of Hyrule* in every release of the game.
*Cadence of Hyrule* has been released in the following languages: Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Canadian French, European French, German, Italian, Korean, European Spanish, and Latin American Spanish. Supplementary material exists for British English, Dutch, European Portuguese, and Russian.

* Empty cells indicate that a name has not yet been found for that particular term in that language.
* Darkened cells (**■**) indicate there is no given name for that particular term in that language.

## Characters

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Castle Graveyard

It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess).
Discuss this on the article's talk page.

### Related Location(s)

Hyrule Castle

The **Castle Graveyard** is a location in *Twilight Princess*.

## Features and Overview

The graveyard is situated in the eastern section of Hyrule Castle, with its entrance only accessible by digging in a certain spot near a Triforce symbol on the ground where the small windmills are. Although at first it appears to be empty, it is actually infested with Stalfos and {{Plural|TP|Stalchild|link]]. The **Castle Graveyard** is an optional location of the Hyrule Castle dungeon, as the only item received here is a Small Key that allows Link to enter a door in the last floor of the castle containing ammunition such as Bombs and Arrows. The most notable landmark in the graveyard is a tombstone remarking that a "cursed sworsdman" rests beneath a "sacred tree."

When Link uses his wolf senses near a tree in the middle of the graveyard, he will see several ghosts of Soldiers pointing down to a section on the ground. Bombing that section will reveal a switch, which will open a gate nearby housing various Rupees, and lighting the torch nearby will cause the rain to stop momentarily. This will give Link a chance to run over to the west gate and light two more torches to open another gate where two Owl Statues are found. The young hero must guide these statues to two small holes in the western wall using the Dominion Rod, allowing him to jump across the statues to the opposite end and reach a lever. Pulling the lever will bring up the gate containing a Treasure Chest with the Small Key in it.

### Minor Enemies

* Stalfos
* Stalchild

## Gallery

* **Castle Graveyard**
* Soldier ghosts in the **Castle Graveyard** which are similar to the Spirits seen in the GDC 2005 trailer.

## References

1. ↑ "*The cursed swordsman...sleeps before...the sacred tree.*" — Tombstone (*Twilight Princess*)
Characters in The Wand of Gamelon

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

## Main Characters

* Zelda
* Link
* King Harkinian
* Ganon
* Duke Onkled
* Impa

## Boss Characters

* Gibdo
* Iron Knuckle
* Three Witches
* Wizzrobe
* Hektan
* Omfak

## Other Characters

* Fairies
* Grimbo
* Harbanno
* Hungry Girl
* Lady Alma
* Lika
* Lord Kiro
* Lubonga
* Mayor Cravendish
* Myra
* The Merchant
* Water Lady
* Yokan
Chiro

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Chiro** is a small bodyguard with a combative personality found on the second continent of *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*citation needed*]

## Biography

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

He is the elite member of a secret society made up of nursery school students.

**Kid Gangster!**

Price - *400* Rupees

Health - *10*

Strength - *9*

Defense - *8*
Catalog

The **Catalog** is an interface in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Overview

The Catalog can be viewed by speaking to Madame Couture in her shop, or Madame Couture's Apprentice inside Hytopia Castle. It displays the icons of all Outfits available for purchase, as well as those owned by Link, in a scrolling carousel on the bottom screen.

The top screen displays a description of the selected Outfit and, if it is not yet owned, a list of the Materials and Rupees required to purchase it. If the Outfit is owned, the list is replaced by a preview model of Link wearing the Outfit, which can be rotated using the L and R buttons, or posed using the Y and X buttons.

When viewing an unowned Outfit, a "Material Hint" button appears on the bottom screen. Pressing this button displays a version of the Material List where the required Materials are highlighted with a glowing effect.

## Gallery

* Viewing an unowned Outfit in the Catalog

## References

1. ↑ "*Catalog*" — N/A (*Tri Force Heroes*)
2. ↑ "*作りたい服の材料を調べたい�時は
「服カタログ」をみると便利だよ!*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
3. ↑ "*Pour chercher par région, utilise la liste des matériaux, et pour chercher par tenue, le catalogue!*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
4. ↑ "*Utilise la liste des matériaux pour les chercher par région ou le catalogue des tenues pour chercher par tenue !*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
5. ↑ "*Im „Katalog“ erfährst du, welche Materialien für ein bestimmtes Gewand benötigt werden.*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
6. ↑ "*Per sapere, invece, per quali costumi vengono utilizzati, consulta pure il catalogo dei costumi.*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
7. ↑ "*만들고 싶은 옷의 재료에 대해 알고 싶다면
「옷 카탈로그」를 보면 편리해요!*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
8. ↑ "*Para ver qué materiales hacen falta para confeccionar algo en concreto, mira el catálogo de atuendos.*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
9. ↑ "*Para ver qué materiales hacen falta para confeccionar algo en concreto, mira el catálogo de atuendos.*" — Madame Couture's Apprentice (*Tri Force Heroes*)
Cemetery

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The Castle Graveyard in *Twilight Princess*

**Graveyards**, also known as **Cemeteries**, are recurring locations in *The Legend of Zelda* series. They are locations where the deceased are buried, often in tombs with marked headstones. They are frequently haunted by ghosts and other undead enemies.

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==Notes==

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==References==

1. ↑ *The Adventure of Link* manual, pg. 20
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 234 (**LA**) & 251 (**OoS**)
3. ↑ "*Cemetery*" — Atlas of Koholint Island (*Link's Awakening DX*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Cheep Cheep Figure

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The **Cheep Cheep Figure** is an Item in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch.

## Location and Uses

The Cheep Cheep Figure can be won from the Trendy Game in Mabe Village after completing the Angler's Tunnel. Link can then place it on a stand in Old Man Ulrira's House.

## References

1. ↑ "*You got a Cheep Cheep figure! Disclaimer: cannon actually fly.*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
Cheesy Mustache

The **Cheesy Mustache** is an item in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Location and Uses

Link can obtain the Cheesy Mustache by giving the Dumbbell to Thomas in Symmetry Village. The latter can be found in the basement of the house in the center of Symmetry Village in the past.

## Gallery

* Link obtaining the Cheesy Mustache, as seen in-game

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 119
Chamber of Stone

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### Main appearance(s)

*Twilight Princess*

The **Chamber of Stone** is a location in *Twilight Princess*.

## Features and Overview

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The Chamber of Stone resembles the Temple of Time as it appeared in *Ocarina of Time*, with the altar for the Spiritual Stones replaced by the Giants, and the warp pad depicting the Light Medallion replaced with a nondescript Triforce tile where Link had to howl Zelda's Lullaby to awaken the Giants. The entrance is expanded with a staircase leading up to the Door of Time, which has been moved there and replaced with a different door controlled by the Giants. In addition, on two sides of the staircase, two Owl Statues have been placed. One hides a Imp Poe and the other a Treasure Chest.[*clarification needed*]

On either side of the entrance to the Pedestal of the Master Sword chamber, Hylian characters can be found repeating four phrases on loop. Using the top-left as the first, they read "SANCTUARY" "MASTER SWORD" "COPY ROD" "STONE STATUE" in that order.

In the Pedestal Chamber itself, the Pedestal of Time is replaced with a nondescript dais upon which is a raised rectangular platform with the new pedestal resting there. When visiting from the future, Link thrusts the Master Sword into the pedestal, which creates a staircase of light leading up to the back window, beyond which lies an expanded area not seen before or there-after. Almost immediately after, Ooccoo appears and dashes up the stairs, revealing the back window's false nature.

## Triva

* When Link returns to the main hall from the dungeon, the area is still described as the Sacred Grove.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 173
Cassiopia

Non-Canon Information

Cassiopia (right) with her husband and son

**Cassiopia** is a character in *The Legend of Zelda* comics by Valiant Comics.

## Biography

Cassiopia makes an appearance in the *Day of the Triforce* story from Issue #5 of *The Legend of Zelda* comics by Valiant Comics. She is the healer of the Water Town of Saria, where she lives with her husband, the River Man, and their son Rus. She goes to the North Palace to inform Princess Zelda that Lynels have attacked her town and asks for her aid. When she and Zelda return to defeat the monsters with the help of the rest of the people of Saria, the River Man informs Cassiopia that their son, Rus, has been gravely wounded by a Rope. Desperate, Cassiopia confesses that Rus is beyond her healing powers and that he will not last beyond sundown, but just then Zelda tells her that she will go to the Magic Spring and bring a fairy to cure the boy. Although Cassiopia wants her to go, her husband insists that Zelda go and destroy Ganon instead, for who knows how many other children will die if the Prince of Darkness is not stopped once and for all. In the end, Princess Zelda brings back Miff to heal Rus, greatly overjoying Cassiopia as she sees her son cured.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Aren't you Cassiopia, the healer from Saria?*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 2 [Day of the Triforce])
2. ↑ "*Rus is my '*son *as well, princess.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 6 [Day of the Triforce])
3. ↑ "***Rus**! My son!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 5 [Day of the Triforce])
4. ↑ "*Princess Zelda! Please, I must find Link! We need his help! [...] Lynels, Gannon's Death Mountain centaurs, set fire to my village! Many of my people were captured, or injured!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 2)
5. ↑ "*Link is gone, but I will help you, if I can! [...] So much for Ganon's day of peace! I will return with you at once, healer.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 2 [Day of the Triforce])
6. ↑ "*See, how I alone can handle your foes? Stand up and fight, Saria! Together we can beat ALL the fiends!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 4 [Day of the Triforce])
7. ↑ "*This is what I tried to tell you! The child was bitten by a rope snake while trying to escape the Lynels!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 5)
8. ↑ "*He is beyond by healing powers! He will not last beyond sundown!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 6)
9. ↑ "*I can go to the Magic Spring and bring one of the fairies back with me to cure him! Their power to heal is even greater than yours, Cassiopia!*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 6)
10. ↑ "*Oh, yes! Please*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 6)
11. ↑ "*NO! Today Ganon is at his weakest--! Today you MUST destroy him! [...] Rus is my son as well, princess. But...how many OTHER children will perish if Ganon is not stopped once and for all?*" (*The Legend of Zelda* comic, Valiant Comics, pg. 6)
Cedro

Non-Canon Information

**Cedro** is a character in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Biography

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

Cedro runs the Hylian Blacksmith Guild. He will fuse any weapon that is given to him. Although he will fuse any weapon, he will ask for rupees in exchange. Sometimes, when he is fusing, it becomes more powerful than expected. He can also Octo-polish rusty weapons. When done, this will make the rusty weapon clean and useable in battle. Weapons can also be sold to the blacksmith.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Cedro the Blacksmith*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
2. ↑ "*So ya want to improve a weapon, huh? Just leave it to me!*" — **Cedro** (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Characters in Link's Awakening DX

A list of the main and supporting characters in *Link's Awakening DX*.

## Koholint Island

* Link
* Mad Batter
* Owl
* Wind Fish

## Mabe Village

* BowWow
* Fisherman
* Grandma Ulrira
* Grandpa Ulrira
* Madam MeowMeow
* Marin
* Papahl
* Quadruplet
* Quadruplet
* Quadruplets' Mother
* Tarin
* Trendy Game Shop Owner
* Town Tool Shopkeeper
* YipYip

## Toronbo Shores

* Sale
* Item Trader

## Koholint Prairie

* Crazy Tracy
* Ghost
* Syrup

## Animal Village

* Chef Bear
* Christine
* Hippo Model
* Rabbit
* Schule Donavitch
* Zora

## Martha's Bay

* Fisherman
* Martha

## Tal Tal Heights

* Manbo
* Photographer
* Raft Shop Owner

## Color Dungeon

* Dion
* Gar
Central Tower Region

*Not to be confused with the Central Hyrule Region.*

The **Central Tower Region** is a Region in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

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

The Central Tower Region is the area of Hyrule Kingdom added to Link's Sheikah Slate after he scans it at the Central Tower.

## See Also

* Central Hyrule
* Central Tower

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — The Complete Official Guide* (Expanded Edition), Piggyback Interactive Limited, pg. 329
Cheval's Rope

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* Cheval Rope

The **Cheval Rope** is a quest item in *Oracle of Ages*. Along with the Flippers, this item was made by Cheval, in the hopes of somehow helping the people of the world. The rope, along with the Flippers, can be retrieved from Cheval's Tomb in the present time. The Cheval Rope is water-resistant, and is needed by Rafton so he can build Link a Raft, which is used to travel to Crescent Island.

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1. ↑ The Cheval Rope was referred to as **Cheval's Rope** in *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, as this contradicts the name given in , it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 119 (**OoA**)
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 3
3. ↑ "*Before I die, I want to finish my work on flippers for swimming and rope that won't decay in water. I hope to aid all the people of the world by inventing such things!*" — Cheval (*Oracle of Ages*)
4. ↑ "*You got Cheval Rope! This sturdy rope won't rot when wet.*" — N/A (*Oracle of Ages*)
5. ↑ "*If I only had rope that won't decay in water, I could make my raft.*" — Rafton (*Oracle of Ages*)

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ChowChow

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

## Biography

ChowChow is a small pet Chain Chomp owned by Madam MeowMeow in Mabe Village, residing in the main room of Madam MeowMeow's House. If Link talks to him he will yap at him in return.

## See Also

* BowWow
* CiaoCiao

## References

1. ↑ "*ChowChow*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
2. ↑ "*YIP YIP! YIP YIP!*" — ChowChow (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 233
Chill Stone

**Chill Stones** are items in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Location and Uses

Chill Stones are silver-rarity Materials awarded for completing the following Levels and Drablands Challenges of the Ice Cavern:

* **Snowball Ravine**, *"Transport the orb quickly!"*: one Chill Stone
* **Silver Shrine**, *"Halved attack and defense!"*: one Chill Stone
* **Ice Temple**, *"Fewer Heart Containers!"*: one Chill Stone
* **Ice Temple**, *"Transport the orb quickly!"*: two Chill Stones

They can also be won in the Coliseum and Daily Riches, or purchased from the Street Merchant for 500 Rupees each.

Chill Stones are one of the Materials used to make Hammerwear.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 120
2. ↑ "*ひんやり石*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
3. ↑ "*Roche froide*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
4. ↑ "*Roche froide*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
5. ↑ "*Kaltstein*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
6. ↑ "*Pietra gelata*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
7. ↑ "*Roca helada*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
8. ↑ "*Roca helada*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
Chork

**Chork** is a character in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Biography

Chork is a worker at the Tabantha Bridge Stable. He spends his mornings drinking at the table inside. In the afternoons, he takes care of the White Goats outside the Stable.

When Link first speaks to Chork, he mentions the Pedestal at Washa's Bluff, south of the Stable. Previously, he investigated the Pedestal with Geggle, but neither of them could figure it out. If spoken to again, he will tell Link that a Rito Bard flew to Washa's Bluff to observe it himself.

Link can return to Chork after completing the "Under a Red Moon" Shrine Quest. Chork is surprised to hear an Ancient Shrine was hidden by the Pedestal. He decides that his new goal is to solve the mystery of Mijah Rokee Shrine. He mutters to himself about how the Shrine only deepens the mystery.

## See Also

* Hylian
* Tabantha Bridge Stable

## References

1. ↑ "*Chork*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Oooh, I don't have time to be drinkin' right now...*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Oooh, I don't have time to be lookin' after mountain goats right now...*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*You stayin' here at our stable? That's nice, but check this out. Go way out south of here, and you'll find a flat hill called Washa's Bluff. On that hill, there's this mysterious-lookin' platform thingie...*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Me and Geggle tried all day to figure out what it does, but we're stumped...*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*If you want to see the platform thingie, go south toward Washa's Bluff. There was this one...Rito guy that went flying to the south after I told him about it. He was a big ol' bard with some fancy instrument thingie. He probably wanted to see the altar thingie himself.*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*Huh?! An ancient shrine thingie appeared? Who'da thunk that platform thingie was hidin' a mystery like that!*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
8. ↑ "*I guess that means I have to solve the mystery of the shrine thingie now.*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
9. ↑ "*Ancient shrine...
The mystery deepens...*" — **Chork** (*Breath of the Wild*)
Beetle (Enemy)

*This article is about the enemy. For other uses, see Beetle.*

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**Beetles** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *Link's Awakening*

In *Link's Awakening*, Beetles appear from a hole in the ground south of Kanalet Castle whenever Link gets close. They can be defeated with a single Sword slash, but endlessly continue appearing from the hole.

### *Oracle of Seasons*

In *Oracle of Seasons*, Beetles can appear when Link digs a hole using the Shovel.

### *Oracle of Ages*

In *Oracle of Ages*, Beetles can appear when Link digs a hole using the Shovel.

### *The Minish Cap*

In *The Minish Cap*, Beetles appear under Rocks and Grass or when digging with the Mole Mitts. If they grab Link, he will not be able to move until he swings his Sword.

There are also red-hued Beetles that only appear when Link fights Mazaal in the Fortress of Winds.

## Nomenclature

The Beetle's Japanese name, "Zoro Zoro," is derived from the Japanese onomatopoeia for insects skittering around.

## Gallery

* A red Beetle in the Fortress of Winds from *The Minish Cap*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 165 (**LA** | **OoS** | **OoA**)
Cia's Bracelet

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**Cia's Bracelets** are Items in *Hyrule Warriors*.

## Location and Uses

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Cia's Bracelets are Silver Materials which are dropped by Cia in *Hyrule Warriors*.

## See Also

* Cia
* Cia's Staff

## References

1. ↑ "*Cia's Bracelet*" — Apothecary (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
2. ↑ "*Cias Armband*" — Apothecary (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
Charge Ring

The **Charge Ring** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

The Charge Ring can be found randomly by opening Gasha Nuts or by stumbling into Maple. The Magic Ring can be appraised at Vasu Jewelers for 20 Rupees. When worn, it allows Link to charge Spin Attacks faster. The Charge Ring can be transferred between games by talking to either the Blue or Red Snake.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Charge Ring
Spin Attack charges quickly*" — Quest Status (*Oracle of Seasons*)
2. ↑ "*Anello Carica*" — N/A (*Oracle of Seasons*)
Chaser

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**Chasers** are recurring traps in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*citation needed*]

## Characteristics

Chasers are similar to Blade Traps in that they will chase Link if he crosses their path in one of the four cardinal directions. They move slower than Blade Traps, however, and will not return to their original position upon reaching a wall. They will instead stop at their new position, and "chase" Link from there. Chasers are often found in narrow corridors where they are more difficult to dodge.

### *Oracle of Seasons*

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### *Oracle of Ages*

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### *Four Swords*

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### *The Minish Cap*

There are only two Chasers in *The Minish Cap*, both of which are found in a single room in the Cave of Flames. Chasers begin moving slowly and speed up as they continue down their path after Link enters their line of sight. They are not activated when Link is Minish-sized.

## References

1. ↑ "*Chaser*" — Figurine (*The Minish Cap*)
2. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap** (Shogakukan) pg. 35
Cargo (Character)

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Cargo** is a large bodyguard with a combative personality found on the second continent of *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*citation needed*] He is none too bright but he really knows how to swing the bat.

**Battling Batsman**

Price - *1300* Rupees

Health - *14*

Strength - *13*

Defense - *13*
Chuchu Trophy

**Chuchu Trophies** are Items in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Location and Uses

Chuchu Trophies are obtained as post-battle rewards after finishing any given Chapter's Scenario battle or a Challenge, with a Trophy earned for every Chuchu kill (be they regular, Fire, Ice-Breath, and Electric) a Warrior obtains.

Chuchu Trophies can be used to either complete Quests or be used in the Hyrule Blacksmith Guild workshop to de rust Rusted Weapons or remove Seals on a weapon.

## References

1. ↑ "*Chuchu Trophy
A battle honor awarded by the royal family in recognition of defeating a number of monsters. Words praising the heroic efforts of the recipient are emblazoned on it.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Chillfin Trout

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**Chillfin Trout** are recurring Creatures and Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Chillfin Trout can be caught by Link in the waters of the Tabantha Frontier and Hebra Mountains. The Coral Reef in Zora's Domain also sells them. They can be eaten raw to restore one Heart to Link's Life Gauge. Similar to other trout, Chillfin Trout become Roasted Trout when exposed to Fire and Frozen Trout when chilled by Ice. When Cooked, Chillfin Trout provides Heat Resistance.

Like other Fish and seafood, Chillfin Trout can be Cooked to make the following Food:

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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Chillfin Trout can be sold for 6 Rupees.

## Gallery

* Concept art for Chillfin Trout and various other Creatures
* Concept art for various trout

## See Also

* Material
* Fish
* Sizzlefin Trout
* Voltfin Trout
* Stealthfin Trout
* Chillshroom
* Hydromelon
* Cool Safflina

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Chillfin Trout
This blue trout prefers cold bodies of water. Its skin contains enzymes that keep its body cool, and when cooked into a dish, it will temporarily boost your heat resistance.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Chillfin Trout
This blue trout prefers cold bodies of water. Its skin contains enzymes that keep its body cool. This also boosts the heat resistance of anyone who eats it.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Cat Hunt

**Cat Hunt** is a Mini-Game in *Twilight Princess*.

## Location

After Link routs the Bulblins in the Hidden Village, talks to Impaz, and helps Ilia recover her lost memories in Kakariko Village, he can return to the ruined town to find it inhabited by a vast population of cats. The young hero transforms into Wolf Link to communicate with one of them, and is told to speak to the Cucco (referred to as the *Cucco Leader*) behind one of the western houses. Once he locates the Cucco, he proposes a challenge to the lycanthrope: to talk to every single cat living in the village.

## Rules

After the minigame starts, Link (always in wolf form) must start speaking to every cat he finds, and it seems that they realize the order in which they are found, and they remember whether or not they already spoke to Link (as long as he is still playing with them, of course). Some cats are wandering in the outer land, and others are inside the houses. When Link speaks with the 20th cat, he is told to return to where the Cucco is to be rewarded. The prize is a Piece of Heart, which waits for its new owner near the entrance to Impaz's house. Completing the minigame for a second time will make a Red Rupee appear buried in the ground near Impaz's house.

If Link leaves the village during the minigame, the cats to which he spoke will forget that Link spoke to them, which also means that he will have to restart the challenge. The same thing happens if he howls in front of the Howling Stone located near the Cucco's whereabouts.

## Trivia

The music heard during the mini-game is the same music heard while Link assaults the village to remove the Bulblins.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess — PRIMA Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 369
2. ↑ "*Do something fun with us! Ask the Cucco leader about it!*" — Cat (*Twilight Princess*)
3. ↑ "*30... No, more like 20...That's how many cats have made it back here to the village...So perhaps you could...you know...just...play with them? Aww, thanks so much... They're all so lonely... Perhaps you could talk to every one of them?*" — Cucco Leader (*Twilight Princess*)
4. ↑ "*First one, meow!*" — Cat (*Twilight Princess*)
5. ↑ "*You already talked to me, meow!*" — Cat (*Twilight Princess*)
6. ↑ "*...But if you leave the village, it will be like you never talked to any of them, do you understand? Cats are forgetful.*" — Cucco Leader (*Twilight Princess*)
Character Select

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The **Select Warrior** menu,(**HW**) also known as the **Character Select** menu,(**Soulcalibur II**) is a recurring interface in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Select Warrior*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors Legends*)
2. ↑ "*Select Warrior*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
3. ↑ "*CHARACTER SELECT*" — N/A (*Soulcalibur II*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Characters in Hyrule Warriors

Non-Canon Information
The following is a list of all characters from *Hyrule Warriors*.

## 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
* King Bulblin
* Captain Keeta
* Dark Link
* Dinolfos Chieftain
* Engineer
* Fairy/Navi
* Great Fairy
* Levias
* Lizalfos Chieftain
* Proxi

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Cia, Volga, and Wizzro were added in the Version 1.3.0 Update.
2. ↑ Twili Midna was added in the *Twilight Princess* Pack DLC.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Young Link and Tingle were added in the *Majora's Mask* Pack DLC.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Ganon and the giant Cucco are only playable in the Ganon's Fury and Cucco's Fury modes, respectively, which can only be unlocked with the Boss Pack DLC.
5. ↑ Linkle was added in the Legends Character Pack and *Link's Awakening* Pack DLC.
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Skull Kid, Tetra, and King Daphnes were added in the Legends Character Pack DLC.
7. ↑ Toon Link was added in the Legends Character Pack and *Phantom Hourglass* & *Spirit Tracks* Pack DLC.
8. ↑ Medli was added in the Version 1.9.0 Update.
9. ↑ Marin was added in the *Link's Awakening* Pack DLC.
10. ↑ Toon Zelda was added in the *Phantom Hourglass* & *Spirit Tracks* Pack DLC.
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Ravio and Yuga were added in the *A Link Between Worlds* Pack DLC.
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Appears in DLC.
13. ↑ The name of Navi appears only in the NA Wii U version.
Champion's Leathers

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*"This garment, worn by those in good standing with Hyrule royalty, has been reworked with the latest improvements, such as a new shoulder guard" -* In-game description.

The Champion's Leathers is Link's main attire leading up to *Tears of the Kingdom*.

## Overview

The Champion's Leather's are an upgraded version of the Champion's Tunic from *Breath of the Wild*, with improvements such as chain-mail under the tunic, a shoulder guard, and some highlights. Zelda made the tunic for Link as a surprise in appreciation for his loyalty, devotion, and friendship. She knew that he would always be there to protect her and Hyrule, and she wanted to give him something special to show her gratitude.

*"No matter where I go, Link remains at my side- a kindness that has taken a visible toll on his clothing. That's why I have put an order for a **new and improved Champion's Tunic**, just for him. I just can't wait to see the look on his face when I surprise him with it!" -* Princess Zelda's Diary, Zelda's Secret Well.

Link is first seen wearing the Champion's Leathers when they visited the Great Deku Tree in Korok Forest. He wore them again when they explored underneath Hyrule Castle, before mysteriously losing them after being attacked by a **Mummified Ganondorf,** and triggering the **Upheaval**.

Zelda mentions in her diary that she was going to surprise him with the Leathers after their investigation under Hyrule Castle, although it seems she gifted it to him earlier as he has it during the investigation in the opening sequence.

## Location

The Champion's Leathers can be found in the **Sanctum** of Hyrule Castle. It can be found in the top of the Sanctum, where the throne is. There is a bird crest statue with two torches nearby, and lighting those torches while open an area beneath the stone bird crest, which will reveal a chest containing the **Champion's Leathers.** Easiest way to get up to the floating Hyrule Castle is to use the **Lookout Landing Skyview Tower** and glide over. In early game stamina restoring dishes might be needed.

"*I'll hide it in the throne room so he won't find out until after our investigation. Even he would never expect the **torches** are the key." -* Princess Zelda's Diary, Zelda's Secret Well.
Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2

***Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2*** is an Object in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

*Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2* is the second in a series of cookery books written by Aurie Taamu. It can be found in the room where Ashai holds her Cooking class, where it is used by the students who attend it.
Unlike the first volume in the series, *Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2* is located too high up for Link to read. As a result he must wait for the nightly arrival of Dina, who will offer to read it for him. It details the best ways to Cook, the use of Monster Extract, and selling meals.

*Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2* has a light green cover that is decorated with dark green decoration. It is left open on a page showing a diagram on chopping Carrots.

### Transcription

CoverCooking for Success?Monster Extract?A Fortune in Food?

## See Also

* Book
* Gerudo Town
* Aurie Taamu
* *Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 1*

## References

1. ↑ "*Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2*" — Dina (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*This collection of Aurie Taamu's notes is so amazing! I feel like I learn something new each time I read it.*" — Dina (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*It's too high up to read...*" — ***Chef Aurie Taamu, Vol. 2*** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*That book was written by an amazing chef, Aurie Taamu. Just between us... He was the voe that our teacher was in love with once. Or so I hear... If you can't reach it, would you like me to read it for you?*" — Dina (*Breath of the Wild*)
Carrumpkin

**Carrumpkins** are items in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Location and Uses

Carrumpkins are bronze-rarity Materials awarded for completing the following Levels and Drablands Challenges of The Ruins:

* **Illusory Mansion**, no challenge: two Carrumpkins
* **Illusory Mansion**, *"Fewer Heart Containers!"*: two Carrumpkins
* **Palace Noir**, no challenge: two Carrumpkins

They can also be won in the Coliseum and Daily Riches, or purchased from the Street Merchant for 500 Rupees each.

Carrumpkins are said to be naturally-occuring crosses between carrots and pumpkins. They are one of the Materials used to make the Light Armor and the Serpent's Toga.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 119
2. ↑ "*This carrot loved autumn so much, it became a pumpkin.*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
3. ↑ "*かぼちゃ人参*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
4. ↑ "*Citrouillotte*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
5. ↑ "*Carottouille*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
6. ↑ "*Kürbotte*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
7. ↑ "*Zuccarota*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
8. ↑ "*Zanabaza*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
9. ↑ "*Zanabaza*" — Material List (*Tri Force Heroes*)
Chamber Dungeon

**Chamber Dungeons** are dungeons in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch.[*name reference needed*]

## Overview

Chamber Dungeons are dungeons that can be created at Dampé's Shack in Tal Tal Heights. Chamber Dungeons are customized by arranging Chamber panels. These panels decide the layout of the dungeon as well as the puzzles, enemies, and Sub-Bosses encountered in each chamber. Completed Chamber Dungeons can be saved to amiibo from *The Legend of Zelda* line, allowing them to be shared with other players to challenge.

There are a number of pre-fabricated Chamber Dungeons challenges that Link can arrange and complete.

### Rewards

The rewards you earn are given in a set order for each of the different level groups of challenges, regardless of what order the challenges are completed for that level group. Rewards range from additional chambers to use for dungeon arranging to Pieces of Heart and Rupees

A Heart Container is rewarded for completing all three levels of challenges

All **Level 4** challenges reward 300 Rupees when cleared

In addition to these rewards, an additional reward can be earned by completing a specific challenge:

## Trivia

* The design of the dungeon and the description given for the "Skull Arrangement" challenge references the design of Level 9 in *The Legend of Zelda'*s First Quest.
Carriage

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**Wagons**,(**TP**) also known as **Carriages**,(**MM**) are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Wagons go unnamed in *Breath of the Wild*.

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1. ↑ Wagons are referred to as **Wagons** in the *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask — Official Perfect Guide* by Versus Books. However, as this contradicts the name from *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask Official Soundtrack*, this is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ "*Protect the Wagon*" (*The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 69)
2. ↑ Koji Kondo. "Cremia's Carriage" *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask Official Soundtrack, Club Nintendo, 2013. CD*
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask — Official Perfect Guide*, Versus Books, pg. 59

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.