The Instruments of the Sirens are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][note 1]
Location and Uses[]
Link's Awakening[]
The whole set contains eight Instruments. Each of the eight Instruments of the Sirens can be found at the end of a Dungeon after defeating its respective Boss. When combined, they allow Link to awaken the Wind Fish.
Other Appearances[]
Link's Awakening (Cagiva)[]
In the Link's Awakening manga by Ataru Cagiva, according to the Owl, once the power of the eight Instruments of the Sirens is combined, the mystery of the Wind Fish will be solved. Therefore, Link must find the scattered Instruments throughout Koholint Island in order to leave. Once collected, Link plays the "Ballad of the Wind Fish" on the Ocarina in order to activate their power, causing the Wind Fish's Egg to crack open.
Hyrule Warriors[]
In Hyrule Warriors, the Sea Lily Bell appears as the Lv. 1 tier of Marin's Bell Weapon.
In Hyrule Warriors Legends and Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, the eight Instruments of the Sirens also appear as Item Cards in the Koholint Island Map of Adventure Mode, which is included in the Link's Awakening Pack DLC in Hyrule Warriors Legends. Each Instrument can dispel Nightmares, increase the Egg Counter by one and activate a Siren Power that assists Warriors. The Full Moon Cello gives Warriors a maxed out Special Attack Gauge. The Conch Horn reduces the damage taken by Warriors. The Sea Lily Bell grants Warriors a maxed Magic Gauge. The Surf Harp increases the amount of Experience points earned. The Wind Marimba increases the amount of Rupees earned. The Coral Triangle increases the amount of Food earned. The Organ of Evening Calm increases Material drops. The Thunder Drum increases Weapon drops.
Nomenclature[]
 Names in other regions  | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Meaning | |
 | Japanese | セイレーンの楽器 (Seirēn no Gakki) (LANS) | |
 | German | Musikinstrument der Sirenen (LANS) | Musical Instrument of the Sirens |
 | Italian | Strumenti delle sirene (LANS) | |
 | Korean | 세이렌의 악기 (Seilen-ui Aggi) (LANS) | |
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Gallery[]
Full Moon Cello artwork
Conch Horn artwork
Sea Lily's Bell artwork
Surf Harp artwork
Wind Marimba artwork
Coral Triangle artwork
Organ of Evening Calm artwork
Thunder Drum artwork
Link finding the Full Moon Cello
Link finding the Conch Horn
Link finding the Sea Lily's Bell
Link finding the Surf Harp
Link finding the Wind Marimba
Link finding the Coral Triangle
Link finding the Organ of Evening Calm
Link finding the Thunder Drum
Full Moon Cello guide artwork
Conch Horn guide artwork
Sea Lily's Bell guide artwork
Surf Harp guide artwork
Wind Marimba guide artwork
Coral Triangle guide artwork
Organ of Evening Calm guide artwork
Thunder Drum guide artwork
The eight Instruments of the Sirens from the Link's Awakening manga by Ataru Cagiva
Artwork of Marin wielding the Sea Lily Bell from Hyrule Warriors
Full Moon Cello Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Full Conch Horn Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Sea Lily Bell Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Surf Harp Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Wind Marimba Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Coral Triangle Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Organ of Evening Calm Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
Thunder Drum Adventure Mode icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends
See Also[]
Notes
- ↑ The Instruments of the Sirens are referred to as the Sirens' Musical Instruments in the manual for Link's Awakening DX,[2] and the Nightmares' Instruments in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide by Nintendo of America.[3] However, as these terms contradict the name given in Encyclopedia, they are not considered Canon.
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 120
- ↑ "Rumor has it that the Sirens' Musical Instruments are hidden in dungeons." (Link's Awakening DX manual, pg. 15)
- ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 14