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| − | |gender = Female<ref>{{Cite|Hoot! That girl sang her song in front of the Egg! Her 'Balled of the Wind Fish' is a song of awakening! Did she actually intend to wake the Wind Fish?!|Owl|LA}}</ref><ref name="gender_washed">{{Cite manual|quote= The maiden from Mabe village saved your life when she found you washed up on the beach.|game= LA|page= 28}}</ref> |
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+ | |era = [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of Light and Dark|Era of Light and Dark]] |
| + | |family = [[Grandma Ulrira]] <small>(wife)</small> |
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| − | |family = [[Tarin]] <small>(father)</small><ref name="father">{{Cite person|quote= {{Exp|「夢を見る島」（ＧＢ版）のときに出てきた、タリンとマリンという父親と女の子の、元になる親子も今回登場しますし、前からゼルダシリーズをやってくれているひとにわかってもらえるといいなあ、と思っています。これってひょっとしたら、あのときのあれかなって、考えてもらえたら、ぼくらも嬉しい。（スクリプトディレクター・大澤 徹さん）|A father and daughter named Marin and Tarin that were introduced in Link's Awakening for Game Boy also appeared in this Zelda game. We're hoping that people who've played the Zelda series from the very beginning will recognize them. If you wonder 'is this a reference to then?' we'll be happy.}}|name= Toru Osawa|url= http://www.1101.com/nintendo/nin1/nin1-12.htm|title= Ocarina of Time Developers Interview}}</ref> |
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| + | '''Grandpa Ulrira''', also known as '''Old Man Ulrira''', is a character in {{LA}}. |
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| − | '''Marin''' is a character in {{LA}}.<ref name="name_zelda">{{Cite|What? Zelda? No, my name's Marin!|Marin|LA}}</ref> |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| + | Grandpa Ulrira is a shy old man who lives in [[Mabe Village]] on [[Koholint Island]]. If [[Link]] talks to him in his house, he will tell Link to speak to him through a telephone outside.<ref>{{Cite|Er...Uh...Hmm...How to say... Please call... Outside... ...|Ulrira|LA}}</ref> Wherever Link finds a [[Telephone Booth]] on the island, Ulrira gives him helpful hints on how to progress through the game. He is married to [[Grandma Ulrira]], a loud, cheerful old woman who spends her time sweeping the island with a broom. |
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| − | Marin is a young girl who lives in [[Mabe Village]] with her father [[Tarin]] on [[Koholint Island]]. She saves [[Link]] when she discovers him on the [[Toronbo Shores]] after he was shipwrecked.<ref>{{Cite|Since you washed ashore, lots of nasty monsters have been in the area, so be careful, okay?|Marin|LA}}</ref><ref name="gender_washed"/> As she bears an uncanny resemblance to [[Princess Zelda]],<ref name= "Manual">{{Cite manual|quote= Marin bears an uncanny resemblance to Princess Zelda. She is a very musical woman who loves singing and yearns for life off the island. She has many friends among humans, animals and even some among monsters.|game= LA|page= 28}}</ref> Link confuses Marin with her when he wakes up at her house.<ref name="name_zelda"/> She is a musical woman who has many friends among [[human]]s, [[animal]]s, and even among monsters.<ref name= "Manual"/> |
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| + | Ulrira seems to know everything about the island,<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=This old man is a walking encyclopedia of Koholint Island. He knows everything about the island! However, he is not very talkative and it can be difficult to get information out of him. His wife is the loud, old woman who loves sweeping the front of her house.|game= LA|page=29}}</ref> and often knows exactly what Link should do to progress in the game.<ref>{{Cite|BRRING! BRRING! Hello! It's me, Ulrira! Ask me anything about the island! If you get lost, give me a call! Bye! CLICK!|Ulrira|LA}}</ref> |
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| − | After Link retrieves his [[Sword]] on the beach shore, Marin leaves her house and stands next to the weathercock singing the "Ballad of the Wind Fish." Later on, the path to the [[Yarna Desert]] is blocked off by a sleeping [[Walrus]]. Link learns from the animals in the [[Animal Village]] that the lazy Walrus is fond of Marin's singing.<ref>{{Cite|Yeah, I know, that tub of goo is asleep right in the way to Yarna Desert! Once he's asleep he won't budge for a loooooonng time. But hey! Take Little Marin and wake him up with her song! That slob would wake up with a jump if he heard her sing, for sure!|Chef Bear|LA}}</ref> Link goes to Marin's house but finds a note left by her saying that she is at the beach.<ref>{{Cite|At the beach... / Marin|Note|LA}}</ref> When Link finds her at the Toronbo Shores, the two of them sit down on a log and Marin confesses that her heart skipped a beat when she found him on the shore, believing that he had come to give the islanders a message.<ref>{{Cite|When I discovered you, Link, my heart skipped a beat! I thought, this person has come to give us a message...|Marin|LA}}</ref> She goes on to say that if she were a [[seagull]], she would fly away from the island and sing for many people, wondering if her dream will come true if she wishes to the [[Wind Fish]].<ref>{{Cite|If I was a sea gull, I would fly as far as I could! I would fly to far away places and sing for many people! ...If I wish to the Wind Fish, I wonder if my dream will come true...|Marin|LA}}</ref> Shortly after, Marin declares that she wants to know everything about Link, but immediately laughs it off and agrees to go with Link to go see the Walrus.<ref>{{Cite|I want to know everything about you...Err...Uhh, Ha ha ha ha! Hunh? The walrus wants me to go to him? It doesn't matter, I will go with you to him...|Marin|LA}}</ref> |
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| + | If Link approaches one of the windows outside Ulrira's House, the [[Photographer]] snaps a photo of Ulrira as seen through the window, revealing his talkative nature. |
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| − | [[File:Scene-beach.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Marin finding Link in the Toronbo Shores after his shipwreck]] |
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| − | For most of the game, she can be found singing the "[[Ballad of the Wind Fish]]" near the [[weathercock]]. |
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| − | Along the way, Marin and Link go through a series of misadventures, such as Marin falling on top of Link when they both go down a well and Marin picking up the [[Trendy Game]] shop owner with a grabbing claw.<ref>{{Cite|Wow! Link, can I try this?! What do you say?|Marin|LA}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|You're good! You're a pro, aren't you? ... [...] Well, beat it! Pros aren't allowed in here!|Trendy Game Shop Owner|LA}}</ref> When Link hits a [[Cucco]], she also tells him off, and calls him a "bad boy" when he throws and breaks a [[pot]].<ref>{{Cite|Ahhh! Ahhh, you are a bad boy, Link!|Marin|LA}}</ref> If Link hits a Cucco too many times, Marin will change her attitude for a moment as if she is enjoying the moment.<ref>{{Cite|Ha ha ha! Do it! Do it! Do it moooore! ... ... Hunh? No, it's nothing... I didn't mean it.|Marin|LA}}</ref> Once Marin wakes up the Walrus with her singing, she goes to the Animal Village and stay there to sing for the animals. |
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| − | Near the end of the game, some monsters kidnap Marin while she is singing to the Wind Fish egg and place her on a rotting segment of the bridge crossing between the [[Tal Tal Heights]]. Calling for help, she admits to Link that she is afraid of heights.<ref>{{Cite|Hey! Link ! Some monsters put me up here! What should I do?! I'm afraid of heights!!|Marin|LA}}</ref> Link rescues her using the [[Hookshot]] and, for a brief moment, she begins to admit something to him, but as she is about to confess, her father Tarin calls and breaks the moment.<ref>{{Cite|... ... Say... Link... Uhh... I don't know how to say this... but...|Marin|LA}}</ref> |
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| − | After obtaining the [[Ocarina]], Link can speak to Marin to learn the "Ballad of the Wind Fish." If Link speaks to her again, she will thank him for all his help and tell he is the "kindest boy" she knows, revealing that she already made her wish to the Wind Fish but refuses to tell him what it was.<ref>{{Cite|Thank you for everything! Link , you are the kindest boy I know. One day I made a wish to the Wind Fish... What was the wish? It was... No, it's secret!|Marin|LA}}</ref> Marin also asks that Link always remember her and the "Ballad of the Wind Fish" when the time comes for him to leave the island, for if he were to forget, she would never forgive him.<ref>{{Cite|Link , some day you will leave this island... I just know it in my heart... ...Don't ever forget me... If you do, I'll never forgive you!|Marin|LA}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Please, don't ever forget this song...or me...|Marin|LA}}</ref> |
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| − | When the Wind Fish wakes up, the dream ends and everyone, including Marin, disappears. If Link manages to complete his quest without dying, Marin can be seen when the end credits are over. In the original game, a winged Marin can be seen flying across the screen. In {{LADX}}, Marin's image appears in the sky and then slowly fades, revealing a seagull. |
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==Non-Canon Appearances== |
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+ | In {{HWL}}, Grandpa Ulrira appears as an [[Item Card]] for the [[Koholint Island Map]] in the Link's Awakening DLC Pack. It is used to answer phones which unlocks secret rewards. |
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| − | |align=left|Marin is a young girl who cares for Link after a shipwreck washes him up on the shores of [[Koholint Island]]. She's a talented harpist, well liked for her kind and gentle nature. She holds fast to the ideals of truth and honor; if Link happens to steal something during his adventure, she greets him with a shout of "THIEF!". |
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| − | In {{HW}} and {{HWL}}, Marin appears as a playable Warrior. She is included in the ''Link's Awakening'' DLC Pack.<ref>{{Cite web|quote= Just announced! Marin from Link's Awakening will be available in the 2nd #HyruleWarriorsLegends DLC for #3DS + #WiiU |author= |published= 26 March 2016|retrieved= 26 March 2016|url=https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/713902200120979460|title= Marin DLC Announcement|site= Twitter|type=}}</ref> She uses the [[Bell#Hyrule Warriors Series|Bell]] as her Weapon, which carries the Element of [[Element (Hyrule Warriors)|Water]]. Using her Bell, she can summon the Wind Fish to aid her in an assortment of attacks and her [[Special Attack]] by ringing the Bell over her head in the air. |
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| − | Marin does not drop any unique [[Material]]s when defeated in battle. She instead drops [[Zelda's Brooch]] as a silver Material, or [[Zelda's Tiara]] as a gold Material. |
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==Trivia== |
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| + | *Ulrira's house is referred to as "Old Man Ulrira's House." |
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| − | *If Link plays the "Ballad of the Wind Fish" while in the presence of Marin, she will critique him, commenting that it is not very good, then immediately pretend she did not say anything.<ref>{{Cite|Not very good... Eh? What? Did I say something? No, you're hearing things...|Marin|LA}}</ref> |
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| + | *If Link makes a call from the phone inside of Ulrira's house, it dials the number of someone calling himself the Bucket Mouse. After he hangs up, a message appears saying that Link must have dialed the wrong number.<ref>{{Cite|'BRRING! BRRING! BRRING! CLICK! Yeees! It's the Bucket Mouse! Thanks for calling! ...Well... CLICK!' ??? ... You must have dialed a wrong number...|Bucket Mouse|LA}}</ref> |
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| − | *Even though the official artwork and her ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' Trophy depicts her with a [[harp]], she is never seen with one in-game. |
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| − | *In an {{OoT}} developer's interview posted on {{nw|Shigesato Itoi}}'s website, 1101.com, script writer Toru Osawa said that [[Talon]] and [[Malon]] from ''Ocarina of Time'' are based on Tarin and Marin. It was intended that players who have played ''Link's Awakening'' would recognize the reference.<ref name="father"/> |
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| − | *In the character design notes for [[Aryll]] inside the [[Zelda Box|''Zelda'' Box]]'s book, [[Eiji Aonuma]] said that Aryll (アリル, ''Ariru'') was originally going to be named ''Mariru'' (マリル) to be similar to Marin (マリン) and Malon (マロン, ''Maron'') from ''Ocarina of Time''.<ref>[http://zeldawiki.org/File:Aryll_Character_Design_Notes.png Aryll design notes]</ref> As such, certain similarities between Aryll and Marin can be noted, such as their affinity for seagulls and the red hibiscus in Marin's hair that appears on a pattern on Aryll's dress. |
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| − | *Marin will chastise Link for performing mischievous acts, but if he continues on, she will instead encourage him to continue doing so.<ref>{{Cite|Ha ha ha! Do it! Do it! Do it moooore! ... ... Hunh? No, it's nothing... I didn't mean it.|Marin|LA}}</ref> This is referenced in ''Hyrule Warriors'' during her quotes after defeating 1,000 enemies.<ref>{{Cite|Go, go go! Fight, fight, fight!! We need to wipe them all out!|Marin|HW}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Woohoo! I'll blast all to smithereens!! I said what? You Must be hearing things...|Marin|HW}}</ref> |
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| − | Marin's name could come from the Latin word marinus, meaning "of the sea".<ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.behindthename.com/name/marinus |site= behindthename.com |title= Given Name MARINUS}}</ref> Marin's name resembles the word "marine," which is her French name. Also, the prefix "mar-" means "sea" in Spanish,<ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.behindthename.com/name/mar/submitted |site= behindthename.com |title= Given Name MAR}}</ref> and "seagull" in Norse.<ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.behindthename.com/name/ma10r/submitted |site= behindthename.com |title= Given Name MAR}}</ref>. |
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| − | File:Marin1s.jpg|Marin artwork from ''Link's Awakening'' |
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| − | File:Marinn.jpg|Marin artwork from ''Link's Awakening DX'' |
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| − | File:LinkMarinBeach.png|Link and Marin at Toronbo Shores |
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| − | File:Marin Photo.png|Link and Marin on a cliff in Toronbo Shores |
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| − | File:Yougotmarin.png|Link obtaining Marin |
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| − | File:Marin 1.gif|Marin during the ending of ''Link's Awakening'' |
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| − | File:Marin 2.gif|Marin during the ending of ''Link's Awakening DX'' |
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| − | File:Marin 3.gif|Marin as a seagull during the ending of ''Link's Awakening DX'' |
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| − | File:Photo06.gif|Photo of Marin falling on Link |
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| − | File:Photo07.gif|Photo of Marin, Tarin, and Link in front of the weathercock |
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| − | File:Marin Futabasha DX Guide.png|Marin artwork from the Japanese ''Link's Awakening DX'' guide |
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| − | File:Marin artwork.png|Artwork of Marin from the German ''Link's Awakening'' guide |
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| − | File:Marin artwork2.jpg|Artwork of Marin from the German ''Link's Awakening'' guide |
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| − | File:Shipwrecked.jpg|Artwork of Marin finding Link at the Toronbo Shores from the German ''Link's Awakening'' guide |
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| − | File:MarinTarinLink.jpg|Artwork of Marin, Tarin, and Link from the German ''Link's Awakening'' guide |
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| − | File:HWS Marin Concept Artwork.png|Marin concept art from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | File:HWS Marin Artwork.png|Artwork of Marin from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | File:HWS Marin Bell Artwork.png|Artwork of Marin wielding the Bell from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | HWS Marin Portrait 1.png|Marin portrait from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | HWS Marin Portrait 2.png|Marin portrait from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | HWS Marin Portrait 3.png|Marin portrait from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | HWS Marin Portrait 4.png|Marin portrait from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | File:HWS Dark Marin Portrait.png|Dark Marin portrait from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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| − | File:HWS Marin Mini Map Icon.png|VS Marin icon from the ''Hyrule Warriors'' Series |
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Revision as of 20:28, 26 April 2017
Template:Character Grandpa Ulrira, also known as Old Man Ulrira, is a character in Link's Awakening.
Biography
Grandpa Ulrira is a shy old man who lives in Mabe Village on Koholint Island. If Link talks to him in his house, he will tell Link to speak to him through a telephone outside.[1] Wherever Link finds a Telephone Booth on the island, Ulrira gives him helpful hints on how to progress through the game. He is married to Grandma Ulrira, a loud, cheerful old woman who spends her time sweeping the island with a broom.
Ulrira seems to know everything about the island,[2] and often knows exactly what Link should do to progress in the game.[3]
If Link approaches one of the windows outside Ulrira's House, the Photographer snaps a photo of Ulrira as seen through the window, revealing his talkative nature.
Non-Canon Appearances
Hyrule Warriors Legends
In Hyrule Warriors Legends, Grandpa Ulrira appears as an Item Card for the Koholint Island Map in the Link's Awakening DLC Pack. It is used to answer phones which unlocks secret rewards.
Trivia
- Ulrira's house is referred to as "Old Man Ulrira's House."
- If Link makes a call from the phone inside of Ulrira's house, it dials the number of someone calling himself the Bucket Mouse. After he hangs up, a message appears saying that Link must have dialed the wrong number.[4]
Etymology
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | うるりらじいさん (Ururira Jīsan) | Old Man Ulrira |
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FrenchCA | Pépé le Ramollo | Grandpa the Sluggish |
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FrenchEU | Pépé le Ramollo | Grandpa the Sluggish |
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SpanishLA | Abuelo Ulrira | Granpa Ulrira |
Gallery
Adventure Mode Grandpa Ulrira icon in Hyrule Warriors Legends
References
- ↑ "Er...Uh...Hmm...How to say... Please call... Outside... ..." — Ulrira (Link's Awakening)
- ↑ "This old man is a walking encyclopedia of Koholint Island. He knows everything about the island! However, he is not very talkative and it can be difficult to get information out of him. His wife is the loud, old woman who loves sweeping the front of her house." (Link's Awakening manual, pg. 29)
- ↑ "BRRING! BRRING! Hello! It's me, Ulrira! Ask me anything about the island! If you get lost, give me a call! Bye! CLICK!" — Ulrira (Link's Awakening)
- ↑ "'BRRING! BRRING! BRRING! CLICK! Yeees! It's the Bucket Mouse! Thanks for calling! ...Well... CLICK!' ??? ... You must have dialed a wrong number..." — Bucket Mouse (Link's Awakening)