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Template:Sources Template:Object The Eye Symbol is found in a number of Zelda games, and is often associated with the Sheikah tribe.

Eye Symbol associated with the Sheikah

Ocarina of Time

This is where the tear-drop eye symbol first appeared. From the beginning it had its basic form, an eye in the middle with three triangular lashes on top and a tear drop coming down from the pupil. It was the proud symbol of the mysterious Sheikah, the shadow race of Hyrule. The symbol seems to have been a very important part of Sheikah culture. They placed it all throughout the sacred Shadow Temple, and on their artifacts, including the Lens of Truth, the Gossip Stones, and the Mask of Truth. They also seem to have commonly placed it on their attire, as both Impa, the Sheikah sage of Shadows, and Sheik (Princess Zelda disguised as a Sheikah) placed it on their clothing.

The Wind Waker

File:ImpaTWW.png

In The Wind Waker, a version of the eye symbol can be seen on the Shields hanging at the door of the grounded ship atop Forsaken Fortress, where Ganondorf dwells. Although the tear is bigger and the eye smaller, it is still very close in appearance to the Sheikah eye symbol. Why such a symbol would appear there is a mystery, although it may indicate that the pirate ship where it is found was once crewed by Sheikah-descended pirates or that the shields came into the possession of the pirates without being associated with them. Forsaken Fortress is known to have once been a pirate hideout, though not much is known of them.^[1] The eye symbol also appeared in the room containing the Master Sword, where it is displayed with only one triangular eyelash instead of the usual three in the stained glass window of Impa above her head.

Twilight Princess

The Symbol is displayed on the back of Princess Zelda's black cloak, showing the continued link of the Royal family of Hyrule and the Sheikah tribe. Also, the eye symbol features prominently on the Howling Stones, in the same way as the Gossip Stones from Ocarina of Time. It is also seen on the forehead of Madame Fanadi.

Skyward Sword

The Eye Symbol also appears in Skyward Sword. The symbol can be seen all over Impa, on her clothing, tattoos and face paint. The symbol also appears on Gossip Stones and Sheikah Stones.

Artwork of Link with the artifact

Breath of the Wild

In Breath of the Wild, a newer design of the Sheikah's Eye Symbol is introduced, featuring an iris with pupil, and a circular motif surrounding the symbol. The symbol can be seen on the Sheikah Slate, and on the terminals found within Shrines of Trials and Resurrection Towers. When Link activates a terminal with the Sheikah Slate, data is transferred from the terminal to the slate in the form of a falling tear. The faces of all of the Sheikah Monks have a tattoo bearing the old pupil-less Eye Symbol, which is also depicted on towels covering the faces of Kalm Yu'ogh and Kam Yatakh.

Other Appearances of the Eye Symbol

A Link to the Past

Agahnim wearing the Eye Symbol

Eye symbols have been seen throughout the Zelda series ever since the release of A Link to the Past. In the game, the evil wizard Agahnim has the eye symbol on his robe and throughout his lair. The symbol has lashes on the top and bottom. The inside circle is so thin that it almost appears feline.

In the opening of the game, it is seen that the Master Sword has a similar eye symbol on the hilt.

In A Link to the Past, Agahnim appears as though from nowhere to quell the misfortunes that are plaguing Hyrule using his powerful magic. Agahnim's origins are not entirely known, though he becomes close to the Royal Family of Hyrule following his curing of Hyrule's ailments before revealing his true colors. What is so curious about him is that the symbol that represents him, which is a modified version of the Eye Symbol that bears an uncanny resemblance to the Sheikah insignia. The emblem appears in front of the doors to Hyrule Castle Tower, Agahnim's lair in Hyrule Castle, and again in front of the topmost chamber of Ganon's Tower, where Link faces the dark wizard for a second time before discovering that he was Ganon's alter ego. This symbol, combined with Agahnim's relationship with the Royal Family and his knowledge of magic, has given rise to speculation that Agahnim may have had some connection to the Sheikah tribe, though this also is unconfirmed. Ganon refers to Agahnim as his alter ego,^[2] casting doubt on this possibility, because Agahnim may have simply been a disguise Ganon used to fool the Royal Family and not a genuine Sheikah or member of any other race, though the true aspects of Ganon's relationship with Agahnim remain partially unclear.

Oracle of Ages

Veran bearing an Eye Symbol on her gown

In Oracle of Ages, it is noted that the villain of the game, the Sorceress of Shadows known as Veran, also bears a symbol resembling an eye that is slightly similar to the Eye Symbol of the Sheikah; along with Gerudo Symbols on her shoulder-pads. Her self-proclaimed title, "Sorceress of Shadows", also correlates with the fact that the Sheikah also had magic based upon the element of shadows. Veran's red eyes also match the color of the Sheikah, and these facts have caused some to speculate that she may have some connection to either the Sheikah, the Twili, or both. In addition, when Veran is fought in the Turret of the Black Tower, an eye-like symbol that bears a much closer resemblence to the normal Sheikah symbol can be seen on the pillars in the room, reaffirming this potential connection. But as with Agahnim, apart from this symbol on her gown and her ability to use "shadow magic", Veran's relation to either or both of these groups has been left up to debate since no mention is made by her regarding either race. As such, Veran's true race remains unknown to date, leaving much of her backstory shrouded in mystery and leaving her origins open to speculation.

Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, and The Minish Cap

File:Darkhyrulecastle.jpg

The Eye Symbol of Vaati in Dark Hyrule Castle

During Four Swords, the evil wind demon Vaati is seen as personifying the symbol with his one giant stylized eye. It was seen again during Four Swords Adventures and The Minish Cap. Vaati's origins are revealed to be rooted with an entirely different race from the Sheikah, that of the tiny thumb-sized Minish race. The villain first gained power through the magic of the Mage's Cap, a creation of his master Ezlo, in The Minish Cap. He then took on the form of a Hylian-like sorcerer and chose a single eye as his symbol of power.

File:VaatiTransfigured.gif

What is so interesting about the form Vaati took after his transformation from a Minish however is that not only did he now have pointed ears, but he also retained red eyes (unlike other Minish featured in the game) as well as white hairs (like the only confirmed Sheikah in the series). These traits have caused some to believe that Vaati's new appearance and symbol were perhaps based upon the Sheikah, though this remains unconfirmed by any official source. The Sheikah do not make any official appearance in this game, and no evidence exists to suggest Vaati even knew about the Sheikah. This is further complicated by the fact that Vaati is revealed to be of Minish descent. Still, due to the similar appearance he took on after seizing the Mage's Cap and his choice of an eye as his symbol, his knowledge of the Sheikah or any connection he may have to them is also left up to debate.

However, since the Sheikah are known for their skill in magic and as the only real Sheikah known is a female, it is interesting to note that Vaati is supported by a group of female mages in Four Swords Adventures. One of them, in Kakariko Village, is a Fortune Teller like Madame Fanadi, a suspected Sheikah from Twilight Princess.

The Wind Waker

Baito's tattoo

In The Wind Waker, Baito, the Island Postal Service employee found on Dragon Roost Island, has a tattoo on his back that resembles the Sheikah Eye Symbol.

Twilight Princess

Another appearance of the symbol would be with the Twili in Twilight Princess. It can be found on their artifacts, such as Midna's helmet and the Fused Shadow. It is also seen on their buildings and in places such as above Zant's throne.

Phantom Hourglass

In Phantom Hourglass, the symbol on the front of the Guard Notebook resembles the Eye Symbol.

Skyward Sword

In Skyward Sword, symbols resembling the Sheikah Eye can be seen on the Timeshift Stones found in the Lanayru Desert region.

Majora's Mask 3D

In Majora's Mask 3D, the eye symbol appears on Captain Keeta's grave.

Tri Force Heroes

In Tri Force Heroes the eye symbol is present on the back of Wallmasters and on the face of Totem Armos. There are also symbols that greatly resemble it on the Desert Zone's Triforce Gate in the Den of Trials.

Trivia

The Sheikah eye symbol was likely inspired by the Ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus or Wedjet symbol. This eye was sometimes used to represent the falcon god Horus, the serpent goddess Wadjet, or the mother goddess Hathor. It was used as a symbol of protection for the Pharaoh and was worn as a medallion to ward off black magic and curses.

Gallery

Agahnim's Eye Symbol from A Link to the Past
The Eye Symbol from Ocarina of Time
BotW Eye Symbol.png

The Eye Symbol from Breath of the Wild
Lens of truth.png

The Lens of Truth resembling the Eye Symbol in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
Mask of Truth.png

The Mask of Truth featuring the Eye Symbol in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
GossipStone.png

Gossip Stone featuring the Eye Symbol in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
Zelda's cloak bearing the Eye Symbol in Twilight Princess
Howling Stone featuring the Eye Symbol in Twilight Princess
Madame Fanadi's Eye Symbol in Twilight Princess
Guard Notebook.png

Guard Notebook resembling the Eye Symbol in Phantom Hourglass
TimeShiftStoneInactiveSS.png

Timeshift Stone featuring the Eye Symbol in Skyward Sword
Impa's attack featuring the Eye Symbol in Hyrule Warriors
The Eye Symbol on Captain Keeta's grave in Majora's Mask 3D
The Eye Symbol featured on a Wallmaster
The Eye Symbol fetured on an inactive Totem Armos
The Eye Symbol on the Desert Zone Triforce Gate
The Eye Symbol on the Sheikah Slate of Breath of the Wild
The Monk, Kalm Yu'ogh, bearing the Eye Symbol on his facial cloth covering
BotW Ke Numut Model.jpg

The Monk, Ke Numut, bearing the Eye Symbol as a tattoo on his forehead

References

↑ "There are all sorts of strange rumors about this place. What I do know is that long ago, it used to be a hideout of a no-good group of pirates we used to compete with... " — Tetra (The Wind Waker)
↑ "It's unbelievable that you defeated my alter ego, Agahnim the Dark Wizard, twice!" — Ganon (A Link to the Past)

[1] "There are all sorts of strange rumors about this place. What I do know is that long ago, it used to be a hideout of a no-good group of pirates we used to compete with... " — Tetra (The Wind Waker)

[2] "It's unbelievable that you defeated my alter ego, Agahnim the Dark Wizard, twice!" — Ganon (A Link to the Past)

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Talk: PhantomCaleb

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Contents

Eye Symbol associated with the Sheikah

Ocarina of Time

The Wind Waker

Twilight Princess

Skyward Sword

Breath of the Wild

Other Appearances of the Eye Symbol

A Link to the Past

Oracle of Ages

Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, and The Minish Cap

The Wind Waker

Twilight Princess

Phantom Hourglass

Skyward Sword

Majora's Mask 3D

Tri Force Heroes

Trivia

Gallery

References

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+===''Ocarina of Time''===
+This is where the tear-drop eye symbol first appeared. From the beginning it had its basic form, an eye in the middle with three triangular lashes on top and a tear drop coming down from the pupil. It was the proud symbol of the mysterious [[Sheikah]], the shadow race of Hyrule. The symbol seems to have been a very important part of Sheikah culture. They placed it all throughout the sacred [[Shadow Temple]], and on their artifacts, including the [[Lens of Truth]], the [[Gossip Stone]]s, and the [[Mask of Truth]]. They also seem to have commonly placed it on their attire, as both [[Impa]], the Sheikah sage of Shadows, and [[Sheik]] ([[Princess Zelda]] disguised as a Sheikah) placed it on their clothing.
+===''The Wind Waker''===
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+In {{TWW}}, a version of the eye symbol can be seen on the Shields hanging at the door of the grounded ship atop [[Forsaken Fortress]], where [[Ganon]]dorf dwells. Although the tear is bigger and the eye smaller, it is still very close in appearance to the Sheikah eye symbol. Why such a symbol would appear there is a mystery, although it may indicate that the pirate ship where it is found was once crewed by Sheikah-descended pirates or that the shields came into the possession of the pirates without being associated with them. Forsaken Fortress is known to have once been a pirate hideout, though not much is known of them.<ref>{{Cite|There are all sorts of strange rumors about this place. What I do know is that long ago, it used to be a hideout of a no-good group of pirates we used to compete with... |Tetra|TWW}}</ref> The eye symbol also appeared in the room containing the [[Master Sword]], where it is displayed with only one triangular eyelash instead of the usual three in the stained glass window of [[Impa]] above her head.
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+===''Twilight Princess''===
-==Ancient Stone Tablets dungeons articles==
+The Symbol is displayed on the back of Princess Zelda's black cloak, showing the continued link of the Royal family of Hyrule and the Sheikah tribe. Also, the eye symbol features prominently on the [[Howling Stone]]s, in the same way as the [[Gossip Stone]]s from ''Ocarina of Time''. It is also seen on the forehead of [[Madame Fanadi]].
-How should I do Levels 3, 7 and 8? I'm thinking to put the info for Level 3 in the Thieve's Town article, as it's based on it, but for Level 7 I'm not sure. Should I put it in the Ice Palace article, because of it's features, or in the graveyard article, as that's where the dungeon is? --[[User:Mariofan5000|Mariofan5000]] ([[User talk:Mariofan5000|talk]]) 16:47, 31 August 2013 (UTC)
+===''Skyward Sword''===
-:I'm not at all familiar with the game, but at a glance I would suggest separate articles for all of them except Level 1 and 6. Unless the dungeons strikingly resemble the places in ALttP, they should have separate articles. For example, Level 2 in AST may be located at the same place as the Waterfall of Wishing in ALttP, but besides that the two locations have nothing in common. On that note, I would also have recommended a separate article for the Swords of Ancient Stone Tablets, as opposed to just throwing them in with the ALttP swords.
+The Eye Symbol also appears in {{SS}}. The symbol can be seen all over [[Impa]], on her clothing, tattoos and face paint. The symbol also appears on [[Gossip Stone]]s and [[Sheikah Stone]]s.
+{{ImageCaption
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+===''Breath of the Wild''===
-:Again, I've never actually played the game, so it would be good to get a second opinion from someone that has. [[User:Fizzle|Fizzle]] hasn't been active lately but you can try dropping him a line if you want.
+In {{BotW}}, a newer design of the Sheikah's Eye Symbol is introduced, featuring an iris with pupil, and a circular motif surrounding the symbol. The symbol can be seen on the [[Sheikah Slate]], and on the terminals found within [[Shrines of Trials]] and [[Resurrection Tower]]s. When Link activates a terminal with the Sheikah Slate, data is transferred from the terminal to the slate in the form of a falling tear. The faces of all of the [[Monk|Sheikah Monks]] have a tattoo bearing the old pupil-less Eye Symbol, which is also depicted on towels covering the faces of Kalm Yu'ogh and Kam Yatakh.
+==Other Appearances of the Eye Symbol==
-:By the way, I've noticed you've been uploading files with uppercase file extensions. Please try to keep them lowercase instead (.png instead of .PNG) as per our [[Zelda_Wiki:Quality_Standards#Images|image policy]]. You can rewrite the file's extension to lowercase in the "destination filename" field of the upload form.
+===''A Link to the Past''===
+{{Image
+|image=Agahnim.png
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+Eye symbols have been seen throughout the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' series]] ever since the release of {{ALttP}}. In the game, the evil wizard [[Agahnim]] has the eye symbol on his robe and throughout his lair. The symbol has lashes on the top and bottom. The inside circle is so thin that it almost appears feline.
+In the opening of the game, it is seen that the [[Master Sword]] has a similar eye symbol on the hilt.
-:Thank you for contributing to Zelda Wiki! {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 18:30, 31 August 2013 (UTC)
+In ''A Link to the Past'', Agahnim appears as though from nowhere to quell the misfortunes that are plaguing Hyrule using his powerful magic. Agahnim's origins are not entirely known, though he becomes close to the Royal Family of Hyrule following his curing of Hyrule's ailments before revealing his true colors. What is so curious about him is that the symbol that represents him, which is a modified version of the Eye Symbol that bears an uncanny resemblance to the Sheikah insignia. The emblem appears in front of the doors to Hyrule Castle Tower, Agahnim's lair in [[Hyrule Castle]], and again in front of the topmost chamber of [[Ganon's Tower]], where Link faces the dark wizard for a second time before discovering that he was Ganon's alter ego. This symbol, combined with Agahnim's relationship with the Royal Family and his knowledge of magic, has given rise to speculation that Agahnim may have had some connection to the Sheikah tribe, though this also is unconfirmed. Ganon refers to Agahnim as his alter ego,<ref>{{Cite|It's unbelievable that you defeated my alter ego, Agahnim the Dark Wizard, twice!|Ganon|ALttP}}</ref> casting doubt on this possibility, because Agahnim may have simply been a disguise Ganon used to fool the Royal Family and not a genuine Sheikah or member of any other race, though the true aspects of Ganon's relationship with Agahnim remain partially unclear.
-== Hey, Hylian King. I have a question. ==
+===''Oracle of Ages''===
-I'm new here at this Wiki. Could I have a few tips from you? :) <span style="text-align: center; width: 90px; border: 1px solid #8BFF33; border-radius: 5px; padding:2px 9px;">[[User:Classicperson409|<span style="color: #8BFF33; font-size: 15px; font-family: Times New Roman;">-CP409</span>]] [[User_talk:Classicperson409|<span style="font-size: 10px; color: white;">(talk)</span>]]</span>
+{{Image
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+|caption=Veran bearing an Eye Symbol on her gown
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+In {{OoA}}, it is noted that the villain of the game, the Sorceress of Shadows known as [[Veran]], also bears a symbol resembling an eye that is slightly similar to the Eye Symbol of the Sheikah; along with [[Gerudo Symbol]]s on her shoulder-pads. Her self-proclaimed title, "Sorceress of Shadows", also correlates with the fact that the Sheikah also had magic based upon the element of shadows. Veran's red eyes also match the color of the Sheikah, and these facts have caused some to speculate that she may have some connection to either the Sheikah, the Twili, or both. In addition, when Veran is fought in the Turret of the [[Black Tower]], an eye-like symbol that bears a much closer resemblence to the normal Sheikah symbol can be seen on the pillars in the room, reaffirming this potential connection. But as with Agahnim, apart from this symbol on her gown and her ability to use "shadow magic", Veran's relation to either or both of these groups has been left up to debate since no mention is made by her regarding either race. As such, Veran's true race remains unknown to date, leaving much of her backstory shrouded in mystery and leaving her origins open to speculation.
+===''Four Swords'', ''Four Swords Adventures'', and ''The Minish Cap''===
-:Sure! Did you have anything specific in mind?
+[[File:Darkhyrulecastle.jpg|thumb|left|180px|The Eye Symbol of Vaati in Dark Hyrule Castle]]
+During {{FS}}, the evil wind demon [[Vaati]] is seen as personifying the symbol with his one giant stylized eye. It was seen again during {{FSA}} and {{TMC}}. Vaati's origins are revealed to be rooted with an entirely different race from the Sheikah, that of the tiny thumb-sized [[Minish]] race. The villain first gained power through the magic of the [[Mage's Cap]], a creation of his master [[Ezlo]], in ''The Minish Cap''. He then took on the form of a [[Hylian]]-like sorcerer and chose a single eye as his symbol of power.
+[[File:VaatiTransfigured.gif|right|90px]]
-:If you're just looking for general advice, the [[Help:Contents|help guide]] is the best place to start learning the ropes. (I skipped over reading it when I started editing here and regretted it afterwards. :P) The [[Help:Getting Started|Getting Started]] page in particular will be helpful if this is your first wiki. After that, the [[Zelda Wiki:Quality Standards|Quality Standards]] is the next most important one as it deals with Zelda Wiki policies and conventions.
+What is so interesting about the form Vaati took after his transformation from a Minish however is that not only did he now have pointed ears, but he also retained red eyes (unlike other Minish featured in the game) as well as white hairs (like the [[Impa|only confirmed Sheikah]] in the series). These traits have caused some to believe that Vaati's new appearance and symbol were perhaps based upon the Sheikah, though this remains unconfirmed by any official source. The Sheikah do not make any official appearance in this game, and no evidence exists to suggest Vaati even knew about the Sheikah. This is further complicated by the fact that Vaati is revealed to be of Minish descent. Still, due to the similar appearance he took on after seizing the Mage's Cap and his choice of an eye as his symbol, his knowledge of the Sheikah or any connection he may have to them is also left up to debate.
+However, since the Sheikah are known for their skill in magic and as the only real Sheikah known is a female, it is interesting to note that Vaati is supported by a [[Mage|group of female mages]] in ''Four Swords Adventures''. One of them, in [[Kakariko Village]], is a [[Fortune Teller]] like Madame Fanadi, a suspected Sheikah from ''Twilight Princess''.
-:If you're looking for ways to help out at the wiki, [[Zelda_Wiki:Castle_Town|Castle Town]] is a good place to start (the "helpful tip" there is also pretty essential to editing at Zelda Wiki). You can also find a list of articles that need attention [[:Category:Articles needing attention|here]]. If images are your thing, then be sure to take a look at [[Zelda Wiki:Image Requests|Image Requests]].
+===''The Wind Waker''===
-:Also, I see you've already made a custom signature. Very nice! Just one thing: seeing as there's HTML coding in it, it would be much appreciated if you could use [[Help:Custom_Signatures#Method_Two|method two]] of signature-making instead.
+{{Image
+|image=Baito Figurine Back.png
+|size=80px
+|align=right
+|caption=Baito's tattoo
+}}
+In {{TWW}}, [[Baito]], the [[Island Postal Service]] employee found on [[Dragon Roost Island]], has a tattoo on his back that resembles the Sheikah Eye Symbol.
+===''Twilight Princess''===
-:That's about all I can think of at the moment... I know I just threw a lot at you, so if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask me or any of the other [[Zelda Wiki:Staff|active staff]]. We're here to help! {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 18:51, 31 August 2013 (UTC)
+Another appearance of the symbol would be with the [[Twili]] in {{TP}}. It can be found on their artifacts, such as Midna's helmet and the [[Fused Shadow]]. It is also seen on their buildings and in places such as above [[Zant]]'s throne.
+===''Phantom Hourglass''===
-::That's everything I needed! Thanks. I also used Method Two. <span style="text-align: center; width: 90px; border: 1px solid #8BFF33; border-radius: 5px; padding:2px 9px;">[[User:Classicperson409|<span style="color: #8BFF33; font-size: 15px; font-family: Times New Roman;">-CP409</span>]] [[User_talk:Classicperson409|<span style="font-size: 10px; color: white;">(talk)</span>]]</span>
+In {{PH}}, the symbol on the front of the [[Guard Notebook]] resembles the Eye Symbol.
+===''Skyward Sword''===
-:::Awesome! You made a little mistake [http://zeldawiki.org/index.php?title=User%3AClassicperson409%2Fsig2&diff=372600&oldid=372592 here] but I took care of it for ya. ;)
+In {{SS}}, symbols resembling the Sheikah Eye can be seen on the [[Timeshift Stones]] found in the [[Lanayru Desert]] region.
-:::Also, the div tags were causing unsightly line breaks so I changed it to span. It's basically the same. Hope you don't mind! Not sure how much you know about inline CSS but if you want to change the space between the green border and the text, that's the [http://zeldawiki.org/index.php?title=User%3AClassicperson409%2Fsig&diff=372599&oldid=372598 padding] property. The first number (2px) is the top and bottom padding, and the second (9px) is left and right. The bigger the number, the bigger the space. If you use four values instead of two—for example, 2px 3px 4px 5px—that's the top, right, bottom, and left padding, respectively (it goes clockwise). {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 21:54, 31 August 2013 (UTC)
+===''Majora's Mask 3D''===
-== A problem I've been having ==
+In {{MM3D}}, the eye symbol appears on [[Captain Keeta]]'s grave.
+===''Tri Force Heroes''===
-Hey, I came to you about this problem i'm having since you seem to be helpful and kind. I have been trying to edit the [[Floor Spikes]] article for the past few days to include a new image I uploaded here:
+In {{TFH}} the eye symbol is present on the back of [[Wallmaster]]s and on the face of [[Totem Armos]]. There are also symbols that greatly resemble it on the [[Desert Zone]]'s [[Triforce Gate]] in the [[Den of Trials]].
+==Trivia==
-http://zeldawiki.org/File:FloorSpikesWW.png
+[[File:Eye of Horus.png|right|Ancient Egyptian Eye Symbol|100px]]
+*The Sheikah eye symbol was likely inspired by the Ancient Egyptian {{wp|Eye of Horus}} or Wedjet symbol. This eye was sometimes used to represent the falcon god {{wp|Horus}}, the serpent goddess {{wp|Wadjet}}, or the mother goddess {{wp|Hathor}}. It was used as a symbol of protection for the Pharaoh and was worn as a medallion to ward off black magic and curses.
+==Gallery==
-However, any time I try to edit that article or include my image in any other article, I get a "503 Service Unavailable" error. This seems to just happen with this. Any way you could help me fix this? -- [[User:Kidbuu4ever|Kidbuu4ever]] ([[User talk:Kidbuu4ever|talk]]) 22:34, 8 September 2013 (UTC)
+<gallery>
+File:Eye Symbol.gif|Agahnim's Eye Symbol from ''A Link to the Past''
+File:Sheikah.png|The Eye Symbol from ''Ocarina of Time''
+File:BotW Eye Symbol.png|The Eye Symbol from ''Breath of the Wild''
+File:Lens of truth.png|The Lens of Truth resembling the Eye Symbol in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''
+File:Mask of Truth.png|The Mask of Truth featuring the Eye Symbol in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''
+File:GossipStone.png|Gossip Stone featuring the Eye Symbol in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''
+File:Zelda TP Cloak.jpg|Zelda's cloak bearing the Eye Symbol in ''Twilight Princess''
+File:Howling Stone.png|Howling Stone featuring the Eye Symbol in ''Twilight Princess''
+File:Fortuneteller.png|Madame Fanadi's Eye Symbol in ''Twilight Princess''
+File:Guard Notebook.png|Guard Notebook resembling the Eye Symbol in ''Phantom Hourglass''
+File:TimeShiftStoneInactiveSS.png|Timeshift Stone featuring the Eye Symbol in ''Skyward Sword''
+File:HW Impa Eye Symbol.png|Impa's attack featuring the Eye Symbol in ''Hyrule Warriors''
+File:MM3D Captain Keeta Grave.png|The Eye Symbol on Captain Keeta's grave in ''Majora's Mask 3D''
+File:TFH Wallmaster Model.png|The Eye Symbol featured on a Wallmaster
+File:TFH Totem Armos.png|The Eye Symbol fetured on an inactive Totem Armos
+File:TFH Desert Zone Triforce Gate.png|The Eye Symbol on the Desert Zone Triforce Gate
+File:BotW Sheikah Slate Icon.png|The Eye Symbol on the Sheikah Slate of ''Breath of the Wild''
+File:BotW Kalm Yu'ogh Model.png|The Monk, Kalm Yu'ogh, bearing the Eye Symbol on his facial cloth covering
+File:BotW Ke Numut Model.jpg|The Monk, Ke Numut, bearing the Eye Symbol as a tattoo on his forehead
+</gallery>
+{{Ref}}
-:That's strange. Reuploading doesn't seem to help, so I'll bring it to [[User:Justin|Justin]]'s attention. Server error fixing is more his forte. If you run into similar errors in the future,  your best bet would be to talk page Justin. I assure you he is kind and helpful as well—as are the rest of the staff, for that matter! Thanks for the compliment, though. :) {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 18:23, 9 September 2013 (UTC)
+[[Category:Symbols]]
-::Ah alright, I'll report things like that to him in the future if I can. Thanks for the help, I appreciate it! -- [[User:Kidbuu4ever|Kidbuu4ever]] ([[User talk:Kidbuu4ever|talk]]) 10:37, 10 September 2013 (UTC)
-:::No problem! Thank ''you'' for clearing out the image requests!
-:::On that note, I thought you might be interested in these cheat codes. They remove the HUD so you can get clearer screenshots:
-:::{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
-! colspan=3 |HUD removal codes
-|-
-!''Ocarina of Time''
-!''Majora's Mask''
-!''The Wind Waker''
-|-
-|8011B92F 0001
-|
-50000902 0000<br>
-FD76E 0000
-|
-F70E7 0000007F<br>
-F7117 0000007F<br>
-F714B 0000007F<br>
-F716B 0000007F<br>
-BB494 00106A80<br>
-BB498 002F5080<br>
-F7185 00000001
-|}
-:::All codes are for NTSC. The OoT one makes the game a bit wacky and the interface won't come back on until you restart. The TWW one's incomplete but you can turn it off and on. The MM one works perfect but doesn't remove the clock. You can make it disappear temporarily if you take out the Ocarina and put it away (it reappears the moment you move). You can also get rid of it permanently with the [[Glitches_in_Majora%27s_Mask#.22Fourth_Day.22_Glitch|fourth day glitch]].
-:::If you'd rather not use the codes, that's fine; just go on doing what you've been doing. Just thought I'd let you know they existed. :) {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 12:16, 10 September 2013 (UTC)
-::::I'll add it to my (again) growing list. These errors, I swear...
-::::By the way, I don't bite, so feel free to let me know of any server problems you find. Fixing those is my job around these parts. :P{{:User:Justin/sig}} 18:10, 10 September 2013 (UTC)
-:::::Awesome, thank you both! I'll be sure to use those codes when I can, I appreciate the help -- [[User:Kidbuu4ever|Kidbuu4ever]] ([[User talk:Kidbuu4ever|talk]]) 23:11, 11 September 2013 (UTC)
-== Project Hylian Creed ==
-Hello Hylian King, I am Tim. I am the last day start with a petition on Change.org and a webpage on Facebook, I call this action Project Hylian Creed. For more clearly about this, for the webpage on Facebook, you can click [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Project-Hylian-Creed/174258759442687 here] and for the petition on Change.org itself, you can click [http://www.change.org/petitions/nintendo-ubisoft-nintendo-fans-the-legend-of-zelda-fans-assassin-s-creed-fans-make-the-former-joke-of-ubisoft-m%C3%A9xico-hylian-creed-reality here]. Anyway, I want to ask you for your help with this. [[User:Tim Auke Kools|Tim Auke Kools]] ([[User talk:Tim Auke Kools|talk]]) 11:22, 29 September 2013 (UTC)
-==Multiple edits==
-Hello! I noticed you've been making a lot of edits to the same page over a short time. Doing this puts a large strain on our server and clogs up the [[Special:RecentChanges|recent changes]]. So instead of saving a lot, use the "show preview" button next to the "save page" button. It'll allow you to view your edit for any mistakes so you don't have to make a lot of fixing edits or additional ones! :) Just thought you might need a reminder. :P{{:User:Justin/sig}} 13:27, 6 October 2013 (UTC)
-:Caleb, your ability to take a joke is legendary.{{:User:Justin/sig}} 16:38, 6 October 2013 (UTC)
-== [[Dark Rites]] ==
-My thanks for your input on the trivia/theory for the Goddesses, etc. Given that the idea does not meet theory policy, I'm simply going to drop it, it's been too much drama already and I'm not that dedicated to getting it noted. My apologies for any trouble I've caused. [[User:Drake Clawfang|Drake Clawfang]] ([[User talk:Drake Clawfang|talk]]) 18:14, 25 October 2013 (UTC)
-== Contacting People ==
-I reeeaaallly don't feel like making a Skype account and using it to chat, are there any alternatives like IRC? I don't see any mentioned around here, so I dunno :/ [[User:PPLToast|PPLToast]] ([[User talk:PPLToast|talk]]) 14:05, 28 October 2013 (UTC)
-:There is only the Skype chats at time being, I'm afraid. {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 14:32, 28 October 2013 (UTC)
-::Aww, that sucks. Oh well :( [[User:PPLToast|PPLToast]] ([[User talk:PPLToast|talk]]) 14:45, 28 October 2013 (UTC)
-== Changing name ==
-Hello, you wouldn't happen to know how to change names on this wiki? I ask because it depends on the site (for ex. MarioWiki has an official page for it, whereas other wikis just need you to ask)??? Also, you wouldn't have a "purge" button or anything similar?--[[User:Xanthium|Xanthium]] ([[User talk:Xanthium|talk]]) 19:54, 4 November 2013 (UTC)
-:You only need to ask an admin. What would you like to change your name to?
-:And yes, there is. The purge button is in the top right corner, in the dropdown menu to the left of the search bar (hover over the little downwards arrow to open the menu). There's also the keyboard shortcut Alt+0. {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 01:31, 5 November 2013 (UTC)
-::I want to change it to the name I always use in wikis, '''Iggy Koopa Jr'''. Thank you in advance. --[[User:Xanthium|Xanthium]] ([[User talk:Xanthium|talk]]) 06:54, 5 November 2013 (UTC)
-:::De rien! :) {{:User:Hylian King/sig}} 09:13, 5 November 2013 (UTC)