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+ | |caption = Mr. Write's bird |
| + | |game = {{ALttP}}<br>{{LA}}<br>{{OoA}}<br>{{OoS}}<br>{{FSA}}<br>{{TMC}}<br>{{TP}}<br>{{PH}}<br>{{ST}}<br>{{SS}}<br>{{ALBW}}<br>{{TFH}} |
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| − | |game = {{OoT}}<br>{{MM}} |
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| + | |habitat = See below |
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| − | |uses = See invisible objects and enemies |
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| − | |comp = [[Cross]]<br>[[Magnifying Lens]]<br>[[Mask of Truth]]<br>[[Stone of Agony|Stone/Shard of Agony]]<br>[[Wolf Link#Senses|Wolf Senses]] |
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| + | |members = [[Owl]]<br>[[Crimson Loftwing]] |
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| + | '''Birds''' are [[animals]] that appear in a number of games in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], often with no plot-significant relevance. |
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| − | The '''Lens of Truth''', also referred to as the '''Eye of Truth''',<ref>{{Cite|One who gains the eye of truth will be able to see what is hidden in the darkness.|Shadow Temple Fake Wall|OoT}}</ref> is an item in {{OoT}} and {{MM}}. |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Species== |
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+ | ===Common Bird=== |
| + | [[File:YellowBird(TMC).gif|left|30px]][[File:BlueBird(TMC).gif|left|30px]] |
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| − | [[File:Lens of truth.png|left|50px|Lens of Truth in ''Ocarina of Time'']] |
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| + | In {{OoA}} and {{OoS}}, the [[Know-It-All Birds]] provide Link with helpful tips about the gameplay. |
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| − | In {{OoT}}, the Lens of Truth is found at the [[Bottom of the Well]],<ref>{{Cite|I can hear the spirits whispering in this room... "Look for the eye of truth..." That's what they are saying!|Navi|OoT}}</ref> where [[Dead Hand]] guards it. [[Link]] first hears about it when an [[Professor Shikashi|old man]] in [[Kakariko Village]] tells him about a man who could see the truth and whose house stood where the well is now.<ref>{{Cite|A long time ago... There was a man in this very village who had an eye they said could see the truth! Now usually, you have to train your mind's eye most strenuously to actually see the truth... But this fella, no, they say he had a different way of doing things... His house stood where the well is now...|Old Man in Kakariko|OoT}}</ref> |
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| + | In {{TMC}}, a lot of birds live on the [[Fortress of Winds]] and on the [[Tower of Winds]]' roof. One of those birds, [[Zeffa]], is a blue bird who can, similarly to the [[Flute Boy's Bird|Flute Boy's pet]], [[Warping|warp]] Link to any one of the 8 [[Wind Crest]]s scattered across the overworld, when summoned by using the [[Ocarina of Wind]]. |
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| − | The Lens of Truth allows Link to see things that are not normally visible to the naked eye. It can show fake walls and floors, and invisible objects and enemies. It drains the [[Magic Meter]] when used.<ref>{{Cite|You found the Lens of Truth! Set it to (C) and press (C) to look through it! Mysterious things are hidden everywhere! Be sure to try to use it outside of the well. Seeing the truth will cost magic power, so press (C) again to stop using it.|N/A|OoT}}</ref> The Lens of Truth is optional, as it is not required to complete the game. |
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| + | [[File:ST Whip Bird Render.png|right|A large bird from ''Spirit Tracks'']] |
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| − | ===''Majora's Mask''=== |
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| + | In {{TP}}, [[Hena]] and [[Coro]] each own a bird, named respectively [[Purdy]] and [[Trill]]. Trill runs a [[Trill's Shop|shop]] near the [[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]] that sells [[Lantern Oil]] and [[Red Potion]]. The bird [[Plumm]] might belong to their sister, [[Iza]], as Plumm can be found at the finish point of Iza's [[Rapids Ride]]. |
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| − | [[File:MM3D Lens of Truth Icon.png|left|Lens of Truth sprite from both ''Ocarina of Time 3D'' and ''Majora's Mask 3D'']] |
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| − | In {{MM}}, the Lens of Truth can be found in the [[Lone Peak Shrine]], a cave east of the [[Goron Village (Majora's Mask)|Goron Village]] in [[Snowhead]]. The cave can be reached by jumping across invisible platforms, which are revealed by [[Kaepora Gaebora]]'s feathers.<ref>{{Cite|I shall take to the air now, flying toward that shrine across the way, so follow behind me. '''Do not be daunted by appearances'''. Instead, let your feelings guide you, and the true path shall open before you. Are you ready? Follow behind me!|Kaepora Gaebora|MM}}</ref> The Lens functions the same way as in ''Ocarina of Time'', but can now be used to see the souls of deceased characters, such as [[Darmani]],<ref>{{Cite|......... Can it be? Are you able to see me? If you truly can see me, then follow behind me...|Darmani the Third|MM}}</ref> as well as characters that are totally unnoticeable, such as [[Shiro]].<ref>{{Cite|I'm shocked. You're the first person who's ever spoken to me. I've been here for many years, waving my arms around and asking for help, but everyone ignores me and passes me by. It's 'cause I'm about as impressive as a stone, right?...I'm used to it, though.|Shiro|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | In {{ST}}, Link can play the "[[Song of Birds]]" to summon birds (Cuccos included). The young hero can use his [[Whip]] to latch on the trapeze that large birds are holding, which allows him to be carried by the birds to certain areas. Also in this game, doves appear in [[Aboda Village]] and while riding the [[Spirit Train]] in the [[Forest Realm]]. |
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| − | ==Non-Canon Appearances== |
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| − | {{Noncanon|start}} |
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| − | ===''Hyrule Warriors''=== |
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| − | [[File:Lens of Truth HW.png|200px|right|thumb|Sheik holding the Lens of Truth in ''Hyrule Warriors'']] |
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| − | In {{HW}}, the Lens of Truth, known as the '''Mirror of Truth''' in the PAL release,<ref>{{Cite|We could always use the Mirror of Truth... A hero left it in the temple some time ago!|Ruto|HW}}</ref> is a relic that allows the wielder to dispel illusions.<ref name="passageway">{{Cite|The Lens of Truth has revealed a hidden passageway!|N/A|HW}}</ref> It was left in [[The Water Temple]] by the [[Hero of Time]].<ref name="hero">{{Cite|We could always use the Lens of Truth... A hero left it in the temple some time ago!|Ruto|HW}}</ref> |
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| + | In {{ALBW}}, birds are found in the [[Sacred Grove]], along with [[squirrel]]s. These birds are found in the colors blue, yellow, and pink. They fly away when Link gets close. |
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| − | When [[Impa]] suspects that the person commanding the [[Dark Forces]] during the [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Hero of Time|Era of the Hero of Time]] is not truly [[Princess Zelda]] as she claims, she urges her soldiers to ignore the fake princess's commands to cease their attack. [[Princess Ruto]] suggests they use the Lens of Truth, located somewhere in the Water Temple, to prove the alleged Zelda is an impostor.<ref name="hero"/> While the Hyrulean Forces encircle the temple, the Zora Princess sneaks into the temple to search for the relic.<ref>{{Cite|I'll go underwater and find the Lens of Truth. We can meet back up later.|Ruto|HW}}</ref> Ruto easily infiltrates the temple and finds the Lens of Truth, but before she can rejoin with her allies, the fake Zelda closes the Central Hall and traps her.<ref>{{Cite|Getting in was easy. Now I just need to find the Lens of Truth itself... Here it is! The Lens of Truth! This is exactly what we need... [...] Oh, of course. I feared they were planning to trap me in here, and they have.|Ruto|HW}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Zelda's strategy has closed the Central Hall!|N/A|HW}}</ref> Frantic, Ruto instructs the Hyrulean Forces to open the floodgates inside the temple in order to reach the Gatekeeper holding the doors.<ref>{{Cite|Go and open the floodgates inside the temple! Doing that should free me! You have to seek out all the keeps with floodgate switches. Understand?|Ruto|HW}}</ref> Pulling the two floodgate switches found in the temple's southeast and southwest rooms causes the moat surrounding the central chamber to recede, allowing the Hyrulean Forces to slay the Gatekeeper and free the Princess, who hands the Lens of Truth to [[Sheik]] before retreating the battlefield. Sheik uses the newly-acquired relic to reveal the hidden chamber, housing the [[Gate of Souls]], from which the impostor is issuing her commands, and the Hyrulean Forces quickly engage her in combat.<ref name="passageway"/> After wearing down the imposter's stamina, Sheik uses the Lens of Truth to reveal their true identity: [[Wizzro]].<ref>{{Cite|How did you see through my disguise?|Wizzro|HW}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|You can't be Zelda. Because... I am Zelda!|Zelda|HW}}</ref> |
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| + | In {{TFH}}, pink, yellow, and a rarer blue bird appear in the town of [[Hytopia]]. They are slightly smaller than the variety found in ''A Link Between Worlds''. They tend to flock in small groups and will fly away when approached. [[Mimi]] believes that if a picture of a blue bird is taken, everyone who sees the picture will be happy,<ref>{{Cite|Hey! Have you seen a blue bird? Mimi hears if you take a picture of a blue bird, everyone who sees it will be happy! Teehee!|Mimi|TFH}}</ref> however, there is no significance to this. |
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| − | In [[Adventure Mode]], the Lens of Truth is used as the selector icon for tiles that have not yet been unlocked. |
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| − | {{Noncanon|end}} |
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+ | ===Cucco=== |
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+ | {{Main|Cucco}} |
| + | [[File:MM Cucco.png|left|160px|A Cucco]] |
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| − | The Lens of Truth is speculated to be part of a [[Trinity of Truth|set of three objects]], including the Mask of Truth and the Stone of Agony, that were created by the [[Sheikah]] tribe to give their holder untold power to perceive the truth of their surroundings. |
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| + | Cuccos made their first appearance in {{ALttP}} and are among the first animals introduced in the series. Cuccos make their return in {{LA}}, and in most games since. The [[Cucco#Flying Rooster|Flying Rooster]] introduced the concept of [[Cucco#Cucco Gliding|Cucco Gliding]]. |
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| + | Cuccos made their first 3D appearance in Ocarina of time. A Cucco is basically a [[Hylian]] version of a chicken. This game also included the concept of Cucco gliding, actually requiring Link to make use of this mechanic to find all of the [[Cucco Lady|Cucco Lady's]] Cuccos. Cuccos have had many uses throughout the ''Zelda'' series, sometimes comical, such as in ''Majora's Mask'', where they are used as a getaway escape by the [[Bombers Secret Society of Justice|Bombers]]. |
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| − | It is also possible that the man who's house stood where the Well is was responsible for creating the Lens of Truth (likely along with the other two aforementioned objects). If this were the case, the man would likely have been a Sheikah. |
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| − | {{theory|end}} |
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| + | [[File:Cucco chick.png|right|80px|Cucco chicks from Majora's Mask]] |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| + | In ''The Minish Cap'', the chicks inside [[Anju]]'s house are crazy little things that bite at Link when he is in his [[Minish Link|Minish state]]. One will not, and perches on top of [[Blade Brothers#Swiftblade|Swiftblade]]'s teaching room; Link can [[Kinstone Fusion|fuse]] [[Kinstone]]s with this Cucco chick if he is in Minish form. |
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| − | *In ''Ocarina of Time'', if Link plays the "[[Song of Storms]]" and then uses the Lens of Truth, it will not drain his Magic Meter. |
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| − | *In a early version of ''Ocarina of Time'', the [[Spirit Medallion]] had the effect of the Lens of Truth. This is evidenced by data left in ''Ocarina of Time'' pointing the filename of the Spirit Medallion to the effect of the Lens of Truth. This would provide further proof that the [[Spirit Temple]] was meant to be completed before the [[Shadow Temple]], since the Lens of Truth is required to navigate the latter.{{fact|OoT}} |
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| − | *In {{TP}}, the [[Howling Stone]] architectural design resembles the Lens of Truth, with both including the [[Sheikah]] [[Eye Symbol]]. |
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| + | Cuccos have appeared in the following games: ''A Link to the Past'', ''Link's Awakening'', {{OoT}}, ''Majora's Mask'', ''Oracle of Ages'', ''Oracle of Seasons'', {{FSA}}, ''The Minish Cap'', ''Twilight Princess'', {{PH}}, ''Spirit Tracks'', ''A Link Between Worlds'', and ''Tri Force Heroes''. |
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| − | File:MM Lens of Truth.jpg|Link obtaining the Lens of Truth in ''Majora's Mask'' |
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| − | File:HW Sheik Lens of Truth.png|Sheik using the Lens of Truth in ''Hyrule Warriors'' |
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| − | </Gallery> |
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| − | == |
+ | ===Dove=== |
| + | [[File:Dove.png|50px||right|A dove on Link's head]] |
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| − | * [[Mirror of Truth]] |
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| + | Doves are common all throughout Hyrule in ''Spirit Tracks''. They largely replace the [[#Seagull|Seagulls]] from ''Phantom Hourglass'' and behave similarly, although they are more interactive than the seagulls were. Using the [[Song of Birds]] near one will cause it to fly and land on Link's head. It will stay on his head until Link rolls, spin attacks, or hits something hard with his sword. |
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| + | ===Duck=== |
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| + | {{Main|Duck}} |
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| + | [[File:Duck.gif|left|30px|The Flute Boy's Duck]] |
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| + | In ''A Link to the Past'', when Link plays the [[flute]] nearby the [[Weathercock]] in the center of [[Kakariko Village]], the [[Flute Boy's Bird|Flute Boy's duck]] will appear from inside the statue. If Link plays the flute again, the bird will appear and [[Warping|transport]] him to one of 8 different locations in the [[Light World]]. |
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| + | Ducks are found in [[Ordon Village]] and in the [[Fishing Hole]] in ''Twilight Princess''. They can either be found swimming in the pond or walking along the banks. |
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| + | [[File:Hawk.jpg|thumb|190px|Link calls a Hawk in Ordon Village]] |
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| + | ===Hawk=== |
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| + | [[File:Hawk.png|left|140px]] |
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| + | In ''Twilight Princess'', Link can blow into [[Grass Whistles#Hawk Grass|Hawk Grass]] in order to summon a hawk, which he can use to solve certain puzzles. The hawk can be aimed and released to retrieve faraway objects or attack enemies. After this, the hawk will fly away, but it can be called on again, if need be. If Link calls on the hawk as a [[Wolf Link|Wolf]], the Hawk will be able to point out secrets in the area. At the beginning of Link's quest, it is necessary to summon a hawk to get [[Uli]]'s crib back from a [[monkey]]. |
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| + | ===Owl=== |
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| + | [[File:Owl.png|left|100px]]{{Main|Owl}} |
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| + | A mysterious [[Owl (Link's Awakening)|Owl]] first appears in ''Link's Awakening'' to share his words of wisdom with Link. |
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| + | [[Kaepora Gaebora]] is the name given to the wise owl from ''Ocarina of Time'', ''Majora's Mask'', and ''Four Swords Adventures''.{{clear}} |
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| + | ===Seagull=== |
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| + | [[File:Seagulls.png|right|120px]]{{Main|Seagull}} |
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| + | Link can control seagulls in ''The Wind Waker'' using a [[Hyoi Pear]]. At the [[Forsaken Fortress]], several of them circle around the window of the room in which [[Aryll]] is being held captive. They sometimes fly alongside the [[King of Red Lions]], Link's boat. |
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| + | In ''Phantom Hourglass'', Seagulls return mainly to add atmosphere while traveling by sea. They will follow [[S.S. Linebeck|Linebeck's Ship]] in groups of four. If Link shoots one of them with the cannon, they will all flee. |
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| + | ===Loftwing=== |
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| + | {{Main|Loftwing}} |
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| + | In ''Skyward Sword'', all the inhabitants of [[Skyloft]] are paired up with a large, rideable bird known as a Loftwing. Link has a [[Crimson Loftwing]], a breed previously thought extinct, which he can use to fly around in between the various islands in the [[The Sky|Sky]]. Loftwings are a necessary part of life in Skyloft, seen when [[Groose]] and his henchmen, [[Cawlin]] and [[Strich]], steal and hide Link's Loftwing. |
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| + | ===Chirri=== |
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| + | {{Fi|Chirri|This bird is a '''Chirri'''. Although very small in comparison to Loftwings, Chirris are probably of an average size for birds found near the surface. There is an 85% probability that its feathers can be used as some kind of material.}} |
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| + | '''Chirri'''s are small birds in ''Skyward Sword''. They can be found on [[Hyrule|The Surface]] in places like [[Faron Woods]]. There are three varieties: yellow, orange and blue. Link can sneak up on them and catch them with his [[Bug Net#Skyward Sword|Bug Net]] to obtain a [[Treasure|Bird Feather]]. If the caught Chirri is blue, he will receive a [[Treasure|Blue Bird Feather]] instead. [[Groose]] is initially surprised to see the small birds when he lands on the surface because the only birds found in the Sky are the larger [[Loftwing]]s. These birds bear a striking resemblance to the ones found in ''The Minish Cap'', indicating that they may be of the same species. |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | File:BirdALttP.png|A bird in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| + | File:Ostrich.png|An ostrich-like bird from ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| + | File:OwlALttP.png|An owl-like bird in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| + | File:GreenBird.gif|A bird in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| + | File:YellowBird.gif|A bird in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| + | File:RedBird(TMC).gif|A bird in ''The Minish Cap'' |
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| + | File:GreenBird(TMC).gif|A bird in ''The Minish Cap'' |
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| + | File:ST Doves.png|Doves on the [[Spirit Tracks (Rails)|Spirit Tracks]] |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | [[Category:Birds]] |
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| − | |ja= {{Japanese|まことのメガネ|Makoto no Megane}}<br>{{Japanese|真実の目|Shinjitsu no Me}}<br>{{Japanese|真の鏡|Makoto no Kagami}} {{ExpGame|HW}} |
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| − | |jaM= Lens of Truth<br>Eye of Truth<br>Mirror of Truth {{ExpGame|HW}} |
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| − | |es= Lupa de la Verdad |
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| − | |esM= Magnifying Glass of the Truth |
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| − | |frF= Monocle de Vérité<br>Oeil de Vérité |
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| − | |frFM= Monocle of Truth<br>Eye of Truth |
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| − | |frC= Loupe de Vérité |
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Revision as of 03:01, 10 November 2015
Template:Species Birds are animals that appear in a number of games in The Legend of Zelda series, often with no plot-significant relevance.
Species
Common Bird
In Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons, the Know-It-All Birds provide Link with helpful tips about the gameplay.
In The Minish Cap, a lot of birds live on the Fortress of Winds and on the Tower of Winds' roof. One of those birds, Zeffa, is a blue bird who can, similarly to the Flute Boy's pet, warp Link to any one of the 8 Wind Crests scattered across the overworld, when summoned by using the Ocarina of Wind.
In Twilight Princess, Hena and Coro each own a bird, named respectively Purdy and Trill. Trill runs a shop near the Forest Temple that sells Lantern Oil and Red Potion. The bird Plumm might belong to their sister, Iza, as Plumm can be found at the finish point of Iza's Rapids Ride.
In Spirit Tracks, Link can play the "Song of Birds" to summon birds (Cuccos included). The young hero can use his Whip to latch on the trapeze that large birds are holding, which allows him to be carried by the birds to certain areas. Also in this game, doves appear in Aboda Village and while riding the Spirit Train in the Forest Realm.
In A Link Between Worlds, birds are found in the Sacred Grove, along with squirrels. These birds are found in the colors blue, yellow, and pink. They fly away when Link gets close.
In Tri Force Heroes, pink, yellow, and a rarer blue bird appear in the town of Hytopia. They are slightly smaller than the variety found in A Link Between Worlds. They tend to flock in small groups and will fly away when approached. Mimi believes that if a picture of a blue bird is taken, everyone who sees the picture will be happy,[1] however, there is no significance to this.
Cucco
Cuccos made their first appearance in A Link to the Past and are among the first animals introduced in the series. Cuccos make their return in Link's Awakening, and in most games since. The Flying Rooster introduced the concept of Cucco Gliding.
Cuccos made their first 3D appearance in Ocarina of time. A Cucco is basically a Hylian version of a chicken. This game also included the concept of Cucco gliding, actually requiring Link to make use of this mechanic to find all of the Cucco Lady's Cuccos. Cuccos have had many uses throughout the Zelda series, sometimes comical, such as in Majora's Mask, where they are used as a getaway escape by the Bombers.
In The Minish Cap, the chicks inside Anju's house are crazy little things that bite at Link when he is in his Minish state. One will not, and perches on top of Swiftblade's teaching room; Link can fuse Kinstones with this Cucco chick if he is in Minish form.
Cuccos have appeared in the following games: A Link to the Past, Link's Awakening, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Oracle of Ages, Oracle of Seasons, Four Swords Adventures, The Minish Cap, Twilight Princess, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, A Link Between Worlds, and Tri Force Heroes.
Dove
Doves are common all throughout Hyrule in Spirit Tracks. They largely replace the Seagulls from Phantom Hourglass and behave similarly, although they are more interactive than the seagulls were. Using the Song of Birds near one will cause it to fly and land on Link's head. It will stay on his head until Link rolls, spin attacks, or hits something hard with his sword.
Duck
In A Link to the Past, when Link plays the flute nearby the Weathercock in the center of Kakariko Village, the Flute Boy's duck will appear from inside the statue. If Link plays the flute again, the bird will appear and transport him to one of 8 different locations in the Light World.
Ducks are found in Ordon Village and in the Fishing Hole in Twilight Princess. They can either be found swimming in the pond or walking along the banks.
Link calls a Hawk in Ordon Village
Hawk
In Twilight Princess, Link can blow into Hawk Grass in order to summon a hawk, which he can use to solve certain puzzles. The hawk can be aimed and released to retrieve faraway objects or attack enemies. After this, the hawk will fly away, but it can be called on again, if need be. If Link calls on the hawk as a Wolf, the Hawk will be able to point out secrets in the area. At the beginning of Link's quest, it is necessary to summon a hawk to get Uli's crib back from a monkey.
Owl
A mysterious Owl first appears in Link's Awakening to share his words of wisdom with Link.
Kaepora Gaebora is the name given to the wise owl from Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Four Swords Adventures.
Seagull
Link can control seagulls in The Wind Waker using a Hyoi Pear. At the Forsaken Fortress, several of them circle around the window of the room in which Aryll is being held captive. They sometimes fly alongside the King of Red Lions, Link's boat.
In Phantom Hourglass, Seagulls return mainly to add atmosphere while traveling by sea. They will follow Linebeck's Ship in groups of four. If Link shoots one of them with the cannon, they will all flee.
Loftwing
In Skyward Sword, all the inhabitants of Skyloft are paired up with a large, rideable bird known as a Loftwing. Link has a Crimson Loftwing, a breed previously thought extinct, which he can use to fly around in between the various islands in the Sky. Loftwings are a necessary part of life in Skyloft, seen when Groose and his henchmen, Cawlin and Strich, steal and hide Link's Loftwing.
Chirri
Chirris are small birds in Skyward Sword. They can be found on The Surface in places like Faron Woods. There are three varieties: yellow, orange and blue. Link can sneak up on them and catch them with his Bug Net to obtain a Bird Feather. If the caught Chirri is blue, he will receive a Blue Bird Feather instead. Groose is initially surprised to see the small birds when he lands on the surface because the only birds found in the Sky are the larger Loftwings. These birds bear a striking resemblance to the ones found in The Minish Cap, indicating that they may be of the same species.
Gallery
A bird in A Link to the Past
An ostrich-like bird from A Link to the Past
An owl-like bird in A Link to the Past
A bird in A Link to the Past
A bird in A Link to the Past
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A bird in The Minish Cap
- GreenBird(TMC).gif
A bird in The Minish Cap
Doves on the Spirit Tracks
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References
- ↑ "Hey! Have you seen a blue bird? Mimi hears if you take a picture of a blue bird, everyone who sees it will be happy! Teehee!" — Mimi (Tri Force Heroes)