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Northern Triangle Island is a location in The Wind Waker.[1]

Features and Overview[]

Fishman's Comment
Fishman says:

Let me tell you, something, small fry... The school on that Windfall Island has one gorgeous teacher! But the thing is, this gang of four little hoodlums is always causing trouble for her. Those little delinquents like to cause all sorts of trouble. They go climbing trees and hiding behind buildings instead of going to school... What a bunch of savages. Somebody's got to scold these scoundrels and set them straight for the sake of that poor teacher! You hear me, fry?

Tingle's Comment
Tingle says:

Northern Triangle Island

There is an island over there with a cute statue. What's it for? … Intriguing.

Northern Triangle Island is an Island of the Great Sea, located on square C4 to the south of Windfall Island. It is part of a trio of triangle-shaped Islands that in turn form the inner part of a Triforce when lines are drawn on a map connecting each in conjunction with the Islands that house the Goddess Pearls.

The location of Northern Triangle Island is strategic as a Statue depicting the Golden Goddess Din awaits the placement of Din's Pearl. When Link approaches the Statue while holding Din's Pearl, the Statue's eyes glows a reddish hue and it prompts him to place the Pearl in its hands.[2][3] Afterwards, it will continue to glow until all three Goddess Pearls have been placed in their respective Statue's hands, at which point they will come to life and emit beacons toward the other Triangle Islands. This raises the Tower of the Gods from the Great Sea.[4]

Link can also use the Treasure Chart he receives from Six-Eye Reef to obtain the Big Octo Chart here. It is one of the Islands, along with Shark Island and Mother and Child Isles, where Cyclones rage until Link defeats Cyclos.

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Trivia[]

  • Before all three of the Statues are activated by their respective Goddess Pearls, they are shown with unique characteristics that their counterparts lack. The Statue of Din possesses a nose, whereas the Statues of Nayru and Farore on Southern Triangle Island and Eastern Triangle Island possess a mouth and ears, respectively. These features correspond to three kinds of Pikmin from the Pikmin series, as each Pikmin has a feature that the others do not: Red Pikmin have noses, Blue Pikmin have mouths, and Yellow Pikmin have ears.

Nomenclature[]

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References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 260
  2. "Wandering traveler who seeks the guidepost of the goddesses... Place the pearl you hold here." — Statue (The Wind Waker HD)
  3. "You placed Din's Pearl in the ancient statue's hands." — N/A (The Wind Waker HD)
  4. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 121
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