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[[File:Pictography.png|thumb|300px|A pictograph in ''Majora's Mask'']]
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'''Pictography''' is the premier photographic medium of the {{Series|The Legend of Zelda|''Zelda'' universe}}, operating as a function of the many different [[Picto Box]]es that take pictures of anything and everything in the surrounding landscape in the game in which it is featured. Often, capturing pictures only offer sidequest-related rewards, not to mention the personal benefits of a bit of leisure time away from [[Link]]'s stressful quest.
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'''''Animals''''' are recurrent creatures in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], which are mostly not violent unless provoked.
  
   
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==Background on the Pictograph==
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==Alligator==
  
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A '''Pictograph''' is a sort of photograph, taken using a [[Picto Box]]. Depending on which Picto Box Link has (normal or deluxe, depending on the game), it is possible to get black and white or color pictographs, respectively. They are first introduced in {{MM}}, where, at the time, only sepia-toned pictographs could be taken, and they were mostly used for minor parts of the game (such as bringing a pictograph of either [[Tingle]] or the [[Deku King]] to the [[Swamp Tourist Center Guide]], as well as bringing a picture of a [[Gerudo]] pirate to the [[Fisherman#Majora's Mask|fisherman]] from the [[Great Bay Coast]]).
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[[File:LA - Sale.png|left|35px]][[File:Schule Donavitch.gif‎|left|33px]]
  
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{{Main list|Sale|Schule Donavitch}}
  
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[[Sale]] and [[Schule Donavitch]] are brother alligators appearing in {{LA}}, one residing on [[Toronbo Shores|the coast]] and the other in [[Animal Village]].
  
   
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Later on in their reintroduction in {{TWW}}, color Pictographs are made possible by using a [[Forest Firefly]].
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==Bat==
  
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[[File:MadBatter.png‎|left|36px]][[File:Mad Batter (Link's Awakening).gif‎|38px|left]]
  
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{{Main|Mad Batter}}
  
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The Mad Batter is a bat-like creature who halves [[Link]]'s [[Magic Meter]] in {{ALttP}} and increases Link's inventory in ''Link's Awakening''.
  
   
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==Related Sidequests==
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==Bear==
  
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===Upgrading the Picto Box===
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[[File:Bear.png|left|32px]][[File:Moosh Sprite.png|left|32px]]
  
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{{Main|Moosh}}
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{{Main|Lenzo's Research Assistant}}
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[[Chef Bear]] is one of the residents of Animal Village on [[Koholint Island]] in ''Link's Awakening''.
  
   
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===Legendary Pictograph===
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[[Moosh]] is one of three animal companions that Link can find in {{OoA}} and {{OoS}}.
  
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'''Legendary Pictographs''' are special pictographs featured in {{TWW}} which depict rare subjects. These subjects, with one exception, cannot be captured on film by standard methods. Instead, Link must purchase these pictographs from [[Lenzo]] for 50 [[Rupee]]s each (150 each in {{TWWHD}}). However, they can only be purchased after Link officially completes the [[Forsaken Fortress]] and has obtained the [[Picto Box#Deluxe Picto Box|Deluxe Picto Box]]. In addition, each individual's pictograph can only be purchased after Link has encountered them at least once. The pictograph that is offered changes with the phase of the moon.
   
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The Legendary Pictographs are originally sepia-toned. However, in {{TWWHD}}, they are in full color. The subjects' poses have also changed.
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==Beaver==
  
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[[File:Little Brother.png|right|60px]]
  
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{{Main|Beaver Brothers}}
  
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In {{MM}}, Link will have to [[Beaver Falls Race|race]] the Beaver Brothers at [[Waterfall Rapids]] separately in order to obtain a [[bottle]]. These creatures consider empty bottles to be very valuable items and won't give them up so easily.
  
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These are the Legendary Pictographs that can be obtained:
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==Bird==
  
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[[File:GreenBird.gif|left|30px]][[File:YellowBird.gif|left|30px]][[File:WriteBird.gif|left|30px]]
  
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{{Main|Bird}}
  
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Birds appear in a number of [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' games]], with roles varying from game to game. Notable species in the series are [[Duck]], [[Bird#Hawk|Hawk]], [[Owl]], and [[Seagull]]. Among the most famous birds in the series are the [[Flute Boy's Bird]] from ''A Link to the Past'', the [[Owl (Link's Awakening)|mysterious Owl]] from ''Link's Awakening'', [[Kaepora Gaebora]] from ''Ocarina of Time'', ''Majora's Mask'', and {{FSA}}, [[Zeffa]] from {{TMC}}, and [[Purdy]], [[Plumm]], and [[Trill]] from {{TP}}. In {{SS}}, large birds known as [[Loftwing]]s act as the main method of transportation for the residents of [[Skyloft]]. Each resident of the floating isle owns their own bird.
  
   
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In {{ST}}, Link can play the "[[Song of Birds]]" to summon birds. Link can then use his [[Snake Whip]] to latch onto their tails and be carried by the birds.
  
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| [[File:Pictograph Fado.png]]
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| [[File:LegendPicFadoWWHD.png|150px]]
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| [[Fado (The Wind Waker)|Fado]]
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| Waxing crescent
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| [[File:Pictograph Laruto.png]]
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| [[File:LegendPicLarutoWWHD.png|150px]]
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| [[Laruto]]
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| First quarter
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| [[File:Pictograph King.png]]
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| [[File:LegendPicDaphnesWWHD.png|150px]]
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| [[Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule]] *
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| Waxing gibbous
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| [[File:Pictograph Ganon.png]]
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| [[Ganon]]dorf **
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| Full Moon
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| [[File:Pictograph Fairy.png]]
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| [[Great Fairy]]
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| Waning gibbous
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| [[File:Pictograph Jabun.png]]
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| [[Jabun]]
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| Last quarter
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| [[Fairy Queen|Queen of Fairies]]
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{{*}} Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule's pictograph will also earn Link a figurine of [[Princess Zelda]] when presented to [[Carlov]]. However, as with Ganondorf (see below), Link can also take a picture of her during the final battle.
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==Bullbo==
  
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Bullbos are the boar-like creatures that are frequently used as mounts by [[Bulblin]]s in ''Twilight Princess'' and ''Spirit Tracks''.
  
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{{*}}{{*}} The Pictograph of [[Ganon]]dorf can be obtained by taking it during the final boss fight, then saving the game and quitting.
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==Cat==
  
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{{Main|Cat}}
  
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In ''Oracle of Seasons'', there's a cat called Mittens who is an important part of the [[Oracle of Seasons Trading Sequence]]. Link lures her down from a tree with the [[Oracle of Seasons Trading Sequence#Fish|Fish]].
  
   
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===Color Pictography Quests===
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The cats play a more violent role in ''The Minish Cap''. When Link is in his [[Minish Link|Minish state]], some cats will crouch and stare if he goes by, and some swipe and pounce at him.
  
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[[Windfall Island]] also includes various sidequests for the Deluxe Picto Box. Link must find the people requesting pictures and construe exactly what or whom to take a pictograph of. Each quest has it own reward, from [[Treasure Chart]]s to a [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Heart Piece]]. These quests include:
   
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*[[Kamo]] asks Link for a colored pictograph portraying the full moon. The reward is the 31st Treasure Chart.
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In ''Twilight Princess'', cats are found throughout Castle Town and the Hidden Village. Cats in the Hidden Village will play [[Cat Chat|a game]] with Wolf Link that involves him talking to every cat in the village. There are several other important kitties, such as Telma's cat, Louise, who guides Wolf Link through Telma's Bar and further helps him in his quest.
  
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*[[Minenco]] asks Link for a colored pictograph portraying herself. The reward is the 33rd Treasure Chart.
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*The [[Anton]] and [[Linda]] reunion. Linda tells Link that she feels that someone is looking for her love, but hasn't succeeded yet. Link then takes a full-body picture of her and shows it to Anton, who tells Link that, indeed, he's the one interested to have a concrete relationship with the girl, and resolves to talk to her. One day passes, and Link finds the couple in the [[Cafe Bar]]; Linda thanks Link for pairing her with Anton, and gives him a Heart Piece.
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*Showing a pictograph of [[Lenzo]] talking with [[Minenco]] to [[Pompie and Vera]] near [[Zunari's Shop]] gives Link the 24th Treasure Chart.
   
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===Figurine Collection===
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==Chain Chomp==
  
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[[File:LA - BowWow Animation Large.gif|right|BowWow]]
  
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Chain Chomps, originally from the [[smw:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]], are animals with dog-like behavior. In ''Link's Awakening'', [[Madame MeowMeow]] keeps three of them as pets, one of which is named [[Chain Chomp#Link's Awakening|BowWow]]. Chain Chomps appear as enemies and even as an item in other titles.
  
   
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{{See also|Picto Box}}
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==Cow==
  
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Cows appear in ''Ocarina of Time'', ''Majora's Mask'', and ''The Minish Cap'' as a primary source of [[milk]]. They are kept in the land's various farms. A few cows seem to strangely possess the ability to talk. In {{OoT}} and {{MM}}, playing [[Epona's Song]] will cause them to gift Link with a bottle of fresh milk. In {{MM}}, [[Ghost (Majora's Mask)|They]] try to kidnap the cows and Link can try to prevent this from happening.
  
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==Crab==
  
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[[File:Crab Figurine.png|left|120px]]
  
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{{Main|Crab}}
  
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In {{TWW}}, crabs are small creatures found near the water at islands across the [[Great Sea]], usually on sand but sometimes on grass. They disappear into the ground if anyone gets too close, but they will eventually return to the surface once the threat is gone.
  
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Sand Crabs also appear as enemies in ''A Link to the Past'', ''Link's Awakening'', ''Oracle of Ages'', and ''Oracle of Seasons''. They are very rare creatures that often roam the watery areas of [[Hyrule]] in ''A Link to the Past''. In ''Link's Awakening'', these creatures live on the beaches of [[Koholint Island]]. In ''Oracle of Ages'', Crabs are found on [[Crescent Island]], in the Southeast Corner of [[Labrynna]]. They are attracted to the [[Mystical Seeds#Scent Seeds|Scent Seed]]. They typically appear in groups of two or more in small places of the beach, where there is not much room to navigate around them, causing Link to take some damage if he tries to pass by them. In ''Oracle of Seasons'', Crabs are found on the [[Western Coast]], near [[Horon Village]].
  
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'''Cuccos''' are chicken-like fowl appearing in various games in the series. They are well known for their tendency to [[Cucco#Cucco's Revenge Squad|attack]] Link if he tries to harm them. In {{TP}}, after receiving a certain amount of hits, Link will be able to control them for a limited time. Another use of Cuccos is to float from ledge to ledge if Link holds them above his head, allowing him to access hidden areas in some games. Cucco chicks appear in {{MM}}, and mature into adult Cuccos with use of the Bremen Mask.
  
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{{Main|Dog}}
  
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Dogs appear in [[Hyrule Castle Town|Hyrule Town]], either as pets or as strays in ''Ocarina of Time'', ''The Minish Cap'', ''Twilight Princess''.
 
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In ''The Minish Cap'', Link can fuse [[Kinstone]] Pieces with them when he is [[Minish Link]], and they will give him friendly advice. Dogs such as [[Mutt]]s have also appear in ''Link's Awakening'' and the ''[[Oracle Series]]''.
 
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In ''Majora's Mask'', Link can watch and bet on dog races [[Romani Ranch#Doggy Racetrack|Doggy Racetrack]]. Dogs also appear in various places with their owners, such as a Skulltula House and Romani Ramch. Link can speak to dogs using the [[Mask of Truth]], and they will tell him useful information.
  
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When driving over water in the [[Ocean Realm]] in ''Spirit Tracks'', Link will be accompanied by a trio of golden dolphins. Blowing the train whistle will cause them to leap out of the water. After blowing the whistle three time, all three dolphins will leap at once and provide the train with a single [[Heart]]. If Link stops the train, the Dolphins will tail-walk.
  
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==Fish==
  
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[[File:FishBottle.gif|left]][[File:Fish.gif|left|40px]]
  
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Fish were introduced in ''A Link to the Past''. They often appear in [[fishing]] minigames, such as the [[Fishing Hole]] (or Fishing Pond) appearing in {{LA}}, {{OoT}}, and {{TP}}. They can be contained in bottles. In ''Ocarina of Time'', a bottled fish serves as a treat to [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]], granting Link passage to [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly]]. They have served a multitude of different uses throughout the ''Zelda'' series.
 
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Fish have appeared in ''A Link to the Past'', ''Link's Awakening'', ''Ocarina of Time'', ''Majora's Mask'', ''Oracle of Seasons'', ''Twilight Princess'', and ''Phantom Hourglass''.
  
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[[File:Frog group.png|right|thumb|165px|Artwork of the Five Fabulous Frogs from ''Ocarina of Time'']]
  
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Frogs are often encountered singing as part of a choir. Met first in ''Link's Awakening'', there is a frog choir lead by [[Mamu]] that teaches Link the [[Frog's Song of Soul]] and a frog troupe inside [[Richard's Villa]].
  
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[[Christine]] is a goat who resides in Animal Village in ''Link's Awakening''. During the game's [[Link's Awakening trading sequence|trading sequence]], Christine will give Link a [[letter]] that can be delivered to [[Mr. Write]], at which time it is revealed that the letter is apparently a love letter, and that Christine has enclosed a photograph of Princess Peach from the [[Wikipedia:Super Mario Brothers|''Mario'' series]].
  
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The [[Ordon Goat]] is a species of goat specific to [[Ordona Province]] in ''Twilight Princess''.
  
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A female hippo appears in ''Link's Awakening'' doing modeling for a painting by Schule Donavitch.
  
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Many horses appear in the ''Zelda'' series. Their first appearence was in ''Ocarina of Time'', found at [[Lon Lon Ranch]] and at the [[Gerudo|Gerudo's]] [[Horseback Archery Range]].
  
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Notable horses include [[Ganon's Steed|Ganondorf's horse]] and [[Epona]], Link's horse.
  
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[[File:Deku Hornet (Skyward Sword).png|left|55px]]
  
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Bees are usually found buzzing in their hives in many games including {{MM}}, ''Twilight Princess'', and ''Skyward Sword''. Bees, or Deku Hornets in ''Skyward Sword'', will only attack Link if he gets too close to their hive/nest or if it is hit by a projectile. In this case a swarm of bees will chase Link around and sting him for a certain amount of time, until he jumps in a body of water or until Link successfully kills or catches them. [[Bee Larvae]] is also used as [[bait]] for [[fishing]] in ''Twilight Princess'' and as [[treasure]] in ''Skyward Sword''.
  
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Generic bugs appear in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''. Found under small [[rock]]s or purchased at the [[Medicine Shop]], they can be stored in [[bottle]]s. These bugs are useful for uncovering [[Gold Skulltula]]s in [[Soil|soft soil]]. These bugs also highly resemble [[Tektite]]s.
  
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[[File:Joy Butterfly.gif|left|27px]]
  
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Butterflies first appear in ''Link's Awakening''. If one butterfly touches a [[Deku Stick]] in ''Ocarina of Time'' or ''Majora's Mask'', it will turn into a either a [[fairy]] or a [[bomb]].
  
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The [[Joy Butterfly|Joy Butterflies]] are blue butterflies that appear as a result of certain [[Kinstone Fusion]]s in ''The Minish Cap''. When Link catches a Joy Butterfly, it will increase one of his capacity.
  
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In {{SS}}, Link can catch Blessed Buterflies with his bug net to either upgrade potions or sell them to [[Strich]] at the price of 5 Rupees.
  
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[[File:Gerudo Dragonfly (Skyward Sword).png|left|50px]]There are many dragonflies in the [[Fishing Hole]] in ''Twilight Princess''. They provide an increased sense of realism as well as add ambiance. [[Golden Bug|Golden dragonflies]] also appear in [[Zora's Domain]]. In ''Skyward Sword'', collectible [[Gerudo Dragonfly|Gerudo Dragonflies]] are found in [[Lanayru Desert]]. Their names are likely a reference to [[Gerudo Desert]].
  
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The Forest Firefly makes its habitat in the [[Forest Haven]] in ''The Wind Waker''. It can be caught in an [[Bottle|Empty Bottle]], and used to alter a [[Picto Box]] into a [[Picto Box#Deluxe Picto Box|Deluxe Picto Box]].
  
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Golden Bugs are introduced in ''Twilight Princess'' as a [[sidequest]]. In [[Hyrule Castle Town|Castle Town]], Link meets a young girl named [[Agitha]] who sends Link on a quest to collect 24 golden bugs; 12 females (which are pink) and 12 males (which are green). Link receives the [[Wallet|Big Wallet]] for the first bug he gives to Agitha and is rewarded with the [[Wallet|Giant's Wallet]], capable of carrying 1000 [[Rupee]]s, for collecting all 24. Link also receives 50 [[Rupee]]s for each bug, and 100 for a pair.
  
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''Moths'' are enemies in {{MM}}. They are attracted to flame and will attack Link if he is holding a flaming Deku Stick. They can be killed with Bombs or the Blast Mask. Odolwa also will summon them during his battle with Link.
  
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[[Ricky]] is a boxing kangaroo and one of three animal companions that Link can get in ''Oracle of Ages'' and ''Oracle of Seasons''. He can jump up cliffs and over single holes, and is able to unleash a Tornado Punch.
  
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Keatons are yellow foxes with 3 tails that appear in ''Majora's Mask'' when Link have the [[Keaton Mask]] on and cut some [[Moving Grass]]. They have yellow fur and three tails with black fur on the end of each tail, and their eyes are closed. The Keaton will ask Link some questions about things in ''Majora's Mask'', with the reward of a Piece of Heart or 20 Rupees. According to a Keaton, they recognize each other by the sheen of their tails.
  
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In ''The Minish Cap'', Keatons appear as enemies that cause Link to lose some of his [[Rupee]]s when they charge at him. The orange ones appear mostly in [[Trilby Highlands]], and the blue ones appear in [[Dark Hyrule Castle]].
  
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[[File:Moink Large.png|left|40px]]
  
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Moinks are pigs with cow spots only found while riding the [[Spirit Train|train]] in ''Spirit Tracks''. Link must blow the whistle to scare it if it is on the tracks. If the train crashes against it or if Link shoots one, the Moink will turn red and charge him.
  
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Monkeys were first introduced in ''A Link to the Past'', when in the [[Dark World]] a monkey helps Link get into the [[Palace of Darkness]]. They make their first 3D appearance in ''Majora's Mask'' after not appearing in ''Ocarina of Time''. Although generally mischievous in the ''Zelda'' universe, monkeys are often very helpful to Link, and without them he would not be able to move forward in his quest. In ''Twilight Princess'', monkeys have a more prominent role than they have had in previous ''Zelda'' games. Monkeys often appear in forested areas and sometimes help Link through dungeons, as is the case in {{TP}}. A similar scenario arises in {{MM}}, except they only help Link access the dungeon, Woodfall Temple.
  
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Monkeys have appeared in ''A Link to the Past'', ''Link's Awakening'', ''Majora's Mask'', ''Oracle of Ages'', and ''Twilight Princess''.
  
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==Mouse==
  
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[[File:Photographer.gif|left|30px]]An anthropomorphic mouse appears as the [[Photographer]] in the [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening#Ports and Remakes|DX version]] of ''Link's Awakening ''. Also in ''Link's Awakening'', when Link use the phone inside [[Ulrira]]'s house, it dials the number of someone calling himself the Bucket Mouse. Additionally, mice can be seen inside [[Crazy Tracy]]'s house.
  
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Pigs appear in ''The Wind Waker'' on [[Windfall Island]] and [[Outset Island]]. They are generally peaceful and struggle in vain when picked up. They come in various colors: pink, black, and pink with black spots. Pigs love to eat, and after consuming the [[All-Purpose Bait|bait]] you scatter, they might dig into the ground and release some rupees and items. If a pig is attacked too many times, it becomes angered and proceeds to relentlessly retaliate. On Outset Island, Link can find that [[Link (Pig)|one of the pigs]] owned by [[Abe]] and [[Rose]] has grown immensely and has been named after him.
  
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==Rabbit==
  
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Rabbits appear in ''A Link to the Past'', ''Link's Awakening'', and the [[Oracle Series|''Oracle'' series]]. In ''Link's Awakening'', several rabbits inhabit the Animal Village.
  
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Rabbits from five different breeds are found in ''Spirit Tracks''. Usually seen hiding behind large boulders, Link can catch them if he has the [[Rabbit Net]], and take them over to [[Rabbitland Rescue]].
  
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Seagulls appear in ''Majora's Mask'', ''The Wind Waker'', ''Phantom Hourglass'', and ''Spirit Tracks''. They tend to flock around or above areas of significance, like above [[Mikau]] in [[Great Bay]] in ''Majora's Mask'', or where a [[Big Octo]] is located in ''The Wind Waker''.
  
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Seahorses make their first and only appearance so far in ''Majora's Mask''. To free the Seahorse from the [[Fisherman]] at [[Great Bay]], a picture of one of the [[Gerudo|Gerudo Pirates]] is required. If Link decides to defeat every one of the [[Deep Python]]s resting at [[Pinnacle Rock]], he will succeed in reuniting the seahorse with its partner and be gifted with a Piece of Heart.
  
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Two snakes appears in [[Vasu|Vasu Jewelers]] in ''Oracle of Ages'' and ''Oracle of Seasons''. These snakes allow Link to transfer his [[Magic Rings]] from one game to another. The [[Red Snake]] allows him to do so by use of secrets or passwords, the [[Blue Snake]] with two [[Game Boy Color]]s and a [[wikipedia:Game Link Cable|Game Link Cable]].
  
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Squirrels first appear in ''A Link to the Past'' in the [[Lost Woods]], frolicking near the [[Pedestal of Time]]. They do nothing more than run across the screen. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] release, Link has to catch a Squirrel as a part of the [[Riddle Quest]].
 
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Squirrels reappear in ''Twilight Princess'' where they play a minor role and are mostly found in the [[Ordona Province]]. At one point, one talks to Link, while he is in his [[Wolf Link|Wolf Form]], in front of [[Link's House|his house]]. It tells Link that animals all understand each other.
  
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[[Granny]], the old woman who runs the Potion Shop in ''Ocarina of Time'', has a pet tiger. Anju's Grandmother in {{MM}} has an image of a tiger on the backside of her wheelchair.
  
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The Turtle is a very old creature who appears in ''Majora's Mask''. The Turtle seems to spend most of its time asleep disguising itself as a small island in the [[Great Bay]]. It watches over the Great Bay and notices every change in the land.
  
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A lazy [[Walrus]] blocks the entrance to [[Yarna Desert]] in ''Link's Awakening''. He will only move for [[Marin]]'s singing.
  
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The [[Hero's Spirit#The Golden Wolf|Golden Wolf]] in ''Twilight Princess'' is the animal incarnation of the [[Hero's Spirit]]. The wolf is summoned by finding a [[Howling Stone]], in which he confronts Link directly.
  
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In this game, Link is transformed into this [[Wolf Link|Wolf form]] due to the influence of the ever expanding [[Twilight]] covering [[Hyrule]]. Wolf Link is the sacred blue-eyed beast that [[Midna]] explains the [[Twili]] have long believed would free them. Though losing the ability to use items, the new form grants Link heightened senses and speed, the ability to warp to different areas in Hyrule not covered by Twilight, and the ability to use Minda's energy field attack.
  
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Pictography

A pictograph in Majora's Mask

Pictography is the premier photographic medium of the Template:Series, operating as a function of the many different Picto Boxes that take pictures of anything and everything in the surrounding landscape in the game in which it is featured. Often, capturing pictures only offer sidequest-related rewards, not to mention the personal benefits of a bit of leisure time away from Link's stressful quest.

Background on the Pictograph

A Pictograph is a sort of photograph, taken using a Picto Box. Depending on which Picto Box Link has (normal or deluxe, depending on the game), it is possible to get black and white or color pictographs, respectively. They are first introduced in Majora's Mask, where, at the time, only sepia-toned pictographs could be taken, and they were mostly used for minor parts of the game (such as bringing a pictograph of either Tingle or the Deku King to the Swamp Tourist Center Guide, as well as bringing a picture of a Gerudo pirate to the fisherman from the Great Bay Coast).

Later on in their reintroduction in The Wind Waker, color Pictographs are made possible by using a Forest Firefly.

Related Sidequests

Upgrading the Picto Box

Main article: Lenzo's Research Assistant

Legendary Pictograph

Legendary Pictographs are special pictographs featured in The Wind Waker which depict rare subjects. These subjects, with one exception, cannot be captured on film by standard methods. Instead, Link must purchase these pictographs from Lenzo for 50 Rupees each (150 each in The Wind Waker HD). However, they can only be purchased after Link officially completes the Forsaken Fortress and has obtained the Deluxe Picto Box. In addition, each individual's pictograph can only be purchased after Link has encountered them at least once. The pictograph that is offered changes with the phase of the moon.

The Legendary Pictographs are originally sepia-toned. However, in The Wind Waker HD, they are in full color. The subjects' poses have also changed.

These are the Legendary Pictographs that can be obtained:

Image Image HD Subject Lunar Phase
Pictograph Fado LegendPicFadoWWHD Fado Waxing crescent
Pictograph Laruto LegendPicLarutoWWHD Laruto First quarter
Pictograph King LegendPicDaphnesWWHD Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule * Waxing gibbous
Pictograph Ganon LegendPicGanonWWHD Ganondorf ** Full Moon
Pictograph Fairy LegendPicFairyWWHD Great Fairy Waning gibbous
Pictograph Jabun LegendPicJabunWWHD Jabun Last quarter
Pictograph Queen LegendPicQueenWWHD Queen of Fairies Waning crescent

* Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule's pictograph will also earn Link a figurine of Princess Zelda when presented to Carlov. However, as with Ganondorf (see below), Link can also take a picture of her during the final battle.

** The Pictograph of Ganondorf can be obtained by taking it during the final boss fight, then saving the game and quitting.

Color Pictography Quests

Windfall Island also includes various sidequests for the Deluxe Picto Box. Link must find the people requesting pictures and construe exactly what or whom to take a pictograph of. Each quest has it own reward, from Treasure Charts to a Heart Piece. These quests include:

  • Kamo asks Link for a colored pictograph portraying the full moon. The reward is the 31st Treasure Chart.
  • Minenco asks Link for a colored pictograph portraying herself. The reward is the 33rd Treasure Chart.
  • The Anton and Linda reunion. Linda tells Link that she feels that someone is looking for her love, but hasn't succeeded yet. Link then takes a full-body picture of her and shows it to Anton, who tells Link that, indeed, he's the one interested to have a concrete relationship with the girl, and resolves to talk to her. One day passes, and Link finds the couple in the Cafe Bar; Linda thanks Link for pairing her with Anton, and gives him a Heart Piece.
  • Showing a pictograph of Lenzo talking with Minenco to Pompie and Vera near Zunari's Shop gives Link the 24th Treasure Chart.

Figurine Collection

Main article: Nintendo Gallery


See also: Picto Box


TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Template:Japanese Legendary Magic-lantern Picture
French-speaking countries French Photo de Légende Photo of Legend
Federal Republic of Germany German Legendäres Lichtbild Legendary Photo
Italian Republic Italian Immagini Leggendarie Legendary Image
Spanish-speaking countries Spanish Luminografía legendaria Legendary Photograph
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