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The Kokiri,(OoTOcarina of Time | OoT3DOcarina of Time 3D | TWWThe Wind Waker | TWWHDThe Wind Waker HD)[1] also known as the Kokiri Tribe,[2] the Children of the Forest,(OoTOcarina of Time)[3] and the Fairy People of the Forest,[1] are a recurring group in The Legend of Zelda series.

Overview

Characteristics

Kokiri are Hylians who are unable to age due to the protective Magic of the Great Deku Tree, a Spirit who protects the Kokiri Forest.[1] All known Kokiri are shown to be children with light skin and typically have red or blonde hair, with the exception of Saria, who instead bears green-colored hair.

In order to adapt to the Sinking of Hyrule, the Great Deku Tree helped to transform the Kokiri into Spirits, causing them to evolve into the non-Human race of Koroks.

History

The Kokiri came about during the earliest ages of civilization when Hylians began to distance themselves from nature.[1][4] Rather than assimilating into developing cities, the earliest Kokiri took refuge in forests just as ancient Hylians did in the distant past of the Era of the Goddess Hylia.[1][5]

The earliest record of their existence is during the beginning of the Era of Prosperity,[6] where they were entrusted with the Spiritual Stone of the Forest to help guard the Door of Time for the Royal Family of Hyrule.[7]

Ocarina of Time

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Ocarina of Time instruction booklet
Kokiri People
These childlike people live in Kokiri Forest. Each Kokiri has a guardian fairy. They cannot leave the forest or their lives will come to an end.
A screenshot of a Kokiri sitting on the Kokiri Shop roof.
A Kokiri girl in the Forest from Ocarina of Time 3D

Link is brought to the Kokiri as an infant by his Mother, who fled from the Hyrulean Civil War and sustained fatal injuries in the process.[8] The Great Deku Tree sensed Link's destiny and agreed to take him in.[8] After her passing, the Great Deku Tree raised Link as one of the Kokiri,[8] although he did not grant Link a Fairy companion.

After the end of the War, the Gerudo king Ganondorf visited the Great Deku Tree in secret and demanded to have the Spiritual Stone of the Forest, which the Kokiri swore to protect. As the Great Deku Tree would not give him the Spiritual Stone, he cast a curse on the Spirit of Kokiri Forest,[9] infecting him with a deadly parasite.

Upon realizing that his own end is drawing close, the Great Deku Tree summons the Navi the Fairy and orders her to accompany Link on his upcoming journey.[10] He then tasks the duo with entering his body and purging the curse from within him.[11] When Link and Navi emerge victorious, the Great Deku Tree reveals that his death was already certain.[12] In his last moments, he grants the Spiritual Stone of the Forest to Link and warns of the danger of the Spiritual Stones falling into Ganondorf's hands.[12][13]

A screenshot of Link receiving the Fairy Ocarina.
Saria bidding farewell to Link from Ocarina of Time 3D

After the Great Deku Tree's passing, the self-proclaimed "Boss of the Kokiri", Mido, blames Link for their guardian deity's death.[14] Of the remaining Kokiri, only Saria is willing to defend Link's name.[15] She encounters Link at the Forest exit and bids him farewell by gifting him the Fairy Ocarina.[16]

Saria retreats to the Sacred Forest Meadow, which she intuitively feels will become an important place for her and Link.[17] She teaches Link "Saria's Song", which can allow people to speak to the Spirits in the Forest.[17] After Ganondorf's Rebellion, Ganondorf attacks the Forest Temple within the Sacred Forest Meadow, causing a fell wind to blow from its direction.[18]

Saria goes to the Temple to answer the cries of the forest Spirits and is captured by Ganondorf's minions.[19] Meanwhile, Monsters begin to move into the Kokiri Forest as the late Great Deku Tree's Magic can no longer hold them at bay.[20][21] The Kokiri are forced to hide within their homes as a result.[22] Mido disappears from the Forest,[23] having gone to the Lost Woods to help Saria.[24]

The celebration at Lon Lon Ranch.
The Kokiri celebrating Ganondorf's defeat from Ocarina of Time 3D

Once Link defeats Phantom Ganon inside the Forest Temple, Saria awakens as the Sage of Forest and grants Link the Forest Medallion.[25][26] Link is brought to the Great Deku Tree's Meadow where he meets the newly-born Deku Tree Sprout, the child of the Great Deku Tree who has been suppressed because of the curse placed upon the Forest Temple.[27] The Deku Tree Sprout explains the circumstances of Link's upbringing among the Kokiri and his destiny to become the Hero of Time.[28] With the birth of the Deku Tree Sprout, the Kokiri Forest is cleared of Monsters and the Kokiri become able to travel outside of the Forest without fear of aging.[29][1] After Ganondorf's defeat, the Kokiri take part in the celebration at Lon Lon Ranch.

Majora's Mask

While no Kokiri are shown, Link retains the Kokiri Sword he obtained from Kokiri Forest on his journey to find Navi. The Sword's hilt has been replaced and changed from wood to metal. Tingle recognizes Link as a Kokiri and claims to be the same as him, lamenting the fact that in his 35 years of life he still has not received a guardian Fairy.[30]

  • The Kokiri Sword from Ocarina of Time 3D

    The Kokiri Sword from Ocarina of Time 3D

  • The Kokiri Sword from Majora's Mask 3D

    The Kokiri Sword from Majora's Mask 3D

The Wind Waker

During the Era without a Hero, a Kokiri named Fado awoke as the Sage of Wind and came into the service of the King of Hyrule, Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule. The Forbidden Woods feature several hollowed Trees, which may have been used by the Kokiri in the past.

Twilight Princess

The Kokiri do not appear during the Twilight Era, although the Crest of the Kokiri can be found prominently in the Forest Temple of Faron Woods, which was once the Kokiri Forest.[31]

Tri Force Heroes

The Kokiri are not shown in Hytopia, although Madame Couture can fashion Kokiri Clothes based on the Kokiri.[32] The Kokiri Clothes allow the Links to shoot three Arrows at once.[33]

Breath of the Wild

Artwork of various Champion designs.
Concept art featuring a Kokiri from Breath of the Wild

The Kokiri are not present in the Era of the Wilds as they have evolved into Koroks. However, the Forest Dweller's Shields that the Koroks created feature stylized patterns reminiscent of the Crest of the Kokiri.

Non-Canon Information
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

Concept art for Breath of the Wild shows developmental designs for various Champions. Among these is a Kokiri who wields a Whip. This Kokiri Champion would have taken the place of the Rito Champion, Revali.[34]

Other Appearances

Ocarina of Time (Himekawa)
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The Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa begins similarly to Ocarina of Time, with Link having been raised among the Kokiri in the Kokiri Forest but without a Fairy companion to speak of for his own.[35]

They are first seen attending a lecture from the Great Deku Tree on the Creation of the World.[36] While attempting to visit the Great Deku Tree, Link is stopped by Mido, who refuses to let him pass.[37] Later that night, the Great Deku Tree is attacked by Queen Gohma who phases into his body, paralyzing him.[38] This causes the plant life in Kokiri Forest to begin dying as a result.[39] In order to destroy the curse, the Great Deku Tree sends Navi to retrieve Link.[40] As Mido was nearby attempting to prank Link, he joins them on their way back to the Great Deku Tree to find Queen Gohma.

To fend off Queen Gohma, Mido retrieves the Kokiri Sword while Link brandishes the Fairy Slingshot that he made. Together, they strike Queen Gohma's Eye, defeating her and causing her to revert in form to a simple beetle.[41] With the curse lifted, the Great Deku Tree asks Link to take the Kokiri's Emerald to Princess Zelda.[42] Before bidding farewell to the Kokiri, the Great Deku Tree also asks Link to fashion the Kokiri Shield from his bark in order for Link to defend himself against evil.[43] Link takes the Kokiri Sword from Mido and carves the Crest of the Kokiri into the hunk of bark before leaving.[44] Saria stops Link before he leaves the Forest to give him her Fairy Ocarina, asking him to remember the Kokiri Forest when he plays it.[45]

After Link draws the Master Sword and awakens as a young adult, he begins his journey to the Forest Temple. Anticipating this, Ganondorf summons Phantom Ganon and orders him to kill Link before he awakens the Sage of the Forest.[46] As a result of Ganondorf's actions in the region, the Kokiri Forest grows humid and Monsters begin to attack it.[47] While defeating the Monsters, Link encounters Mido, who explains that the infestation is a result of Link breaking the Great Deku Tree's rules and leaving.[48]

Realizing that Saria is missing, the duo race to the Forest Temple. Inside, they are attacked by Phantom Ganon, who attacks by moving between the Paintings throughout the Temple's halls. Mido finds the Fairy Bow and tosses it to Link.[49] By striking Phantom Ganon in one of the Paintings, he causes Saria to be released.[50][51] After she departs for the Sacred Realm, Link bids farewell to the rest of the Kokiri.

Saria appears later to help build the Rainbow Bridge to Ganon's Castle.[52] After Ganon is defeated, Saria joins the other Sages to call upon the Golden Goddesses to seal him away.[53] When peace returns to Hyrule, the Deku Tree Sprout is born.[54]

In the second volume's bonus story, the Kokiri are shown preparing for the annual Deku Festival.[55] They unanimously nominate Saria to play the role of the Fairy princess while Mido hopes to play the Fairy prince,[56] fantasizing about bullying Link, who is cast as a Monster in his fantasy.[57] Fado instead nominates Link for the position and they begin to carve Masks for the play.[58]

Saria advises Link on making the Prince's Mask, which is carved from the Great Deku Tree's branches.[59] It is supposed to ward off evil Spirits and help bring peace to the Kokiri Forest.[59] After Link carves the Mask, Mido steals it to interfere with Link's role. Upon being confronted about it, Mido agrees to return it,[60] only to find that it is missing.[61]

After a brief fight between Link and Mido, Mido insults Link, claiming that he is not a real Kokiri because he does not have a Fairy.[62] This prompts Link to run into the Lost Woods,[63] where he plans to defeat a Monster rumored to dwell inside to prove that he belongs.[64] Saria follows Link into the Woods and the two encounter the Skull Kid who stole the Prince's Mask.[65]

When confronted, the Skull Kid graciously returns the Mask and quickly befriends Link and Saria.[66] Remembering the Deku Festival, Link invites the Skull Kid to visit.[67] The Skull Kid rejects the offer because of his anxiety about having no face,[68] but Link offers to give him the Prince's Mask to act as a face. Struck with inner turmoil over his newfound friend being fated to destroy his kind, the Skull Kid suddenly attacks Link with his blow dart.[69] He then kidnaps Saria, denying the Prince's Mask and demanding to be brought a better Mask, threatening to take Saria's face instead.[70]

The Skull Kid brings Saria to the Baga Tree deep in the Lost Woods. The Baga Tree vows to get revenge on the Great Deku Tree for breaking a covenant forbidding outsiders from entering the Forest,[71][72] revealing Link's destiny to mature and defeat Monsters.[73]

While wrestling with his inner conflict, the Skull Kid frees Saria, who reunites with Link only to be attacked by a swarm of Monsters summoned by the Baga Tree. Mido and a band of the Kokiri appear, helping to fend off the Monsters. The Baga Tree's power suddenly drains when Mido kicks a parasitic beetle from the Baga Tree's nose and steps on it, causing the Monsters to disappear.[74] With the Baga Tree's defeat, the Deku Festival begins and the Great Deku Tree releases Fairy Balls into the Woods. The Skull Kid chooses to stay behind, asking to have the Skull Mask that Mido made instead of the Prince's Mask.[75] During the Deku Festival, Link gives the position of the Fairy prince to Mido, choosing to play the part of the Monster instead.[76]

Ocarina of Time 3D (Himekawa)
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The Kokiri briefly appear in the Chinese-exclusive Ocarina of Time 3D manga by Akira Himekawa. They are shown playing with Link on the branches of a Tree.

Hyrule Warriors
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Icon of the Kokiri Spear
The Kokiri Spear from Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition

The Kokiri are absent in Hyrule Warriors, although the Kokiri Spear used by Lana as part of the Spear archetype of Weapons bears the Spiritual Stone of the Forest. The Spear archetype can also summon Deku Tree Sprouts. In Hyrule Warriors Legends, Kokiri Bands, Kokiri Cardigans, and Kokiri Shorts can be applied as Fairy Clothing.

Young Link uses the Kokiri Sword as his primary Weapon in the Mask archetype.

Culture

Because they do not age, the Kokiri largely retain their childish demeanors.[77][78] However, they do not necessarily consider themselves to actually be children.[79] Some Kokiri even express angst over their eternal youth, envying how tall and strong other Hylians grow to become.[80] In the Era of the Hero of Time, Mido establishes himself as a leader among the Kokiri by acting like a bully toward the other Kokiri.[81][82]

The Kokiri are assigned guardian Fairies by the Great Deku Tree.[83] These Fairies offer their wisdom to the Kokiri and protect them from harm on behalf of the Great Deku Tree.[84]

  • A Kokiri girl from Ocarina of Time 3D

    A Kokiri girl from Ocarina of Time 3D

  • A Kokiri boy from Ocarina of Time 3D

    A Kokiri boy from Ocarina of Time 3D

Kokiri dress in simple green Kokiri Tunics. Kokiri girls tend to wear headbands while boys wear pointed caps. For footwear, the Kokiri wear simple Kokiri Boots. The Kokiri treasure their eponymous Sword,[85] which is kept safe in the Forest Training Center. The Kokiri make use of simple technology, such as Pots and other earthenware, Buckets, farming equipment, and rudimentary construction equipment. The Kokiri Sword is the only Sword available in the Forest, however.[86] They trade with Rupees at the Kokiri Shop, although they recognize that this is largely unnecessary because its supplies can be found in the surrounding Forest.[87]

Non-Canon Information
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

While using his guardian Fairy to attack Link in the Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa, Mido explains that his Fairy is simply another part of him, comparing it to his appendages.[88] Unlike in Ocarina of Time, Link has no apparent conception of Money, which causes trouble for him when he enters Hyrule Castle Town.[89] Link is similarly unaware that the Kokiri do not age as he wonders why Mido is still a child after he himself grew into a young adult.[90]

Symbolism

Main article: Crest of the Kokiri
The symbol of the Kokiri.
The Crest of the Kokiri

The Kokiri are represented by a swirling pattern known as the Crest of the Kokiri. This pattern resembles the Spiritual Stone of the Forest, also known as the Kokiri's Emerald, which was entrusted to them to protect the entrance to the Sacred Realm. This Crest can be found throughout the Faron Woods across time, even when the Kokiri themselves do not appear directly. For instance, it can be seen in the Forest Temple during the Twilight Era, where no Kokiri can be found.

Members of the Kokiri who do not have a Fairy companion are ostracized and not regarded as "true" Kokiri.[91] Furthermore, Mido upholds a derisive sense of machismo, berating Link for not having a Fairy.[92] As the child of a Hylian with a destiny to leave the Kokiri Forest, Link was never given a Fairy companion. He earned the epithet of the "Boy without a Fairy" due to this.[10] However, after the Great Deku Tree is cursed by Ganondorf, the Great Deku Tree assigns Navi to be Link's companion to aid him in repelling the curse placed upon him and to realized his destiny as the Hero of Time.[10] With Navi accompanying Link, the other Kokiri recognize him as one of their own.[93] When Link returns to the Forest during the Adult Era, the Kokiri find it strange that a Fairy is following an adult.[94]

Religion

The Kokiri follow the Golden Goddesses and have sworn to protect the Spiritual Stone of the Forest,[1] which acts as one of the keys protecting the Sacred Realm. They also serve the Great Deku Tree, a powerful and ancient Spirit in the Kokiri Forest who gives them eternal youth.

As the Sage of Wind, Fado played music to call upon the gods.[95] Fado expresses his intent to continue his role even in the "next world", indicating a belief in an afterlife beyond existing as a Spirit after death.[96]

Geography

The Kokiri do not frequently make contact with people outside of their Forest, though other Hylian groups know of their presence and mistake them as Fairies.[1] Despite their seclusion, they have sworn loyalty to the Royal Family of Hyrule.[7][6]

A screenshot of Mido and King Zora at Lon Lon Ranch.
Mido at the celebration of Ganondorf's defeat from Ocarina of Time 3D

The Kokiri have a superstition that they will die upon leaving their Forest,[97][98] based on the fact that they will begin to age once they leave the protection of the Great Deku Tree's Magic. After Saria awakens as the Sage of Forest, the Deku Tree Sprout is born from the roots of the late Great Deku Tree.[1] As the new Deku Tree, the Deku Tree Sprout is able to extend his Magic outside of the Forest, allowing the Kokiri to travel beyond the Forest.[1] Thanks to this, they take part in the celebration of Ganondorf's defeat at Lon Lon Ranch. Curiously, none of the Kokiri in attendance are shown with their guardian Fairies. During the Era without a Hero, a Kokiri named Fado served the King of Hyrule,[96] Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule, as the Sage of Wind at the Wind Temple, well beyond the boundaries of the Forest.

Within the Kokiri Forest, the Kokiri make their homes inside of hollowed Trees. They primarily sustain themselves on things they find in the Kokiri Forest.[1] For instance, the Fairy Slingshot is a tool used by the Kokiri, who pair it with Deku Seeds for ammunition.[1] For defense, the Kokiri make use of Deku Shields, small and crude wooden Shields that bear their Crest. To prepare for the dangers of living in the forest, the Kokiri train at the Forest Training Center.[99] Additionally, the Kokiri are able to communicate with each other across distances through the use of their Fairy companions.[100]

A model of a Skull Kid wearing a Skull Mask.
The Skull Kid who befriended Saria from Ocarina of Time 3D

The Kokiri are protective of the forest and dislike when outsiders take from it.[101] They are attuned to the Spirits within the forest, and are able to sense when danger befalls the Forest Temple.[19][18] They are able to safely travel into the Lost Woods in spite of the danger that it poses to other Hylians.[102][103][104] Normally, children who get lost within the Lost Woods turn into undead Monsters known as Skull Kids.[105] Though he is not a true Kokiri, Link can safely travel the Lost Woods and find himself back at the Kokiri Forest should he get lost.[104]

A model of a Skull Kid wearing a Skull Mask.
The Skull Kid who befriended Saria from Ocarina of Time 3D

Despite being Monsters, the Skull Kids of the Lost Woods are not hostile to the Kokiri. At some point, Saria befriended one of the Skull Kids and the two bonded over music.[106][107] The same Skull Kid still remembers "Saria's Song" when he speaks to Link after the Hylian saves the parallel world of Termina.[108]

When Termina was created from the memories of the Skull Kid and Majora's Mask,[109] some of the residents of Termina inherited the memory of the Kokiri.[110] Tingle in particular believes that he is a Kokiri and mentions that, similarly to Link's own upbringing in Kokiri Forest, he has yet to receive a guardian Fairy of his own.[30]

The Kokiri are known to the people of the independent kingdom of Hytopia, which was once part of the northernmost reaches of Hyrule Kingdom prior to the Decline of Hyrule.[111] If Link wears the Kokiri Clothes while speaking to the Stylish Woman, she will call him cute and ask where his Fairy is.[111]

Non-Canon Information
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

Unused dialogue from a Kokiri in Ocarina of Time shows that they have an adversarial relationship with the Deku Scrubs,[112] who are infamous as troublemakers in their natural habitats.[1]

In the Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa, even the Kokiri are susceptible to disappearing within the Lost Woods.[113][65] As a result, Saria never befriended the Skull Kid.[114]

Members

While several Kokiri can be found in the Era of the Hero of Time, only a handful of them are shown with names. The only known Kokiri that remains during the Era of the Great Sea is a Spirit by the name of Fado.

Trivia

  • Yoshiaki Koizumi is responsible for the idea of giving each Kokiri a Fairy companion. Because of hardware limitations on draw distances, it was easier to display Fairies at a distance until Link gets closer to them for the Kokiri to be loaded into the game.[115]
  • Prior to Ocarina of Time's release, Shigeru Miyamoto claimed that the Kokiri are a race of elves who are born without parents and only reach a certain age before disappearing, making way for the next generation of Kokiri.[116] He also applied this to Link, claiming that he would disappear after reaching a certain age.[116]
  • In the Japanese version of Ocarina of Time, talking to Saria while wearing Keaton Mask or the Bunny Hood makes her speak with a "ジャラ (jara)" sentence ending particle, in the same manner as inhuman races such as Deku Scrubs use "ッピ (ppi)" and Gorons use "ゴロ (goro)". She describes it as her "Kokiri accent".[117] The particle presumably comes from jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata), whose Japanese phonetic transcription is "ジャラ". A screenshot of a developmental Japanese build of Ocarina of Time shows Saria uses the "ジャラ" sentence ending particle.[118]
  • The official Japanese site for Tri Force Heroes claims that Kokiri Clothes actually contain the soul of a Kokiri.[119]

Nomenclature

The name "Kokiri" may be an anagram of the Japanese word 木こり (Kikori), which means lumberjack. It could also a reference to the Lumberjacks from A Link to the Past, who reside in a forest.

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
コキリ族 (Kokiri-zoku) (TWWThe Wind Waker)[122]Kokiri Tribe
The People's Republic of China
ChineseSISimplified
科克里 (Kēkèlǐ) (OoTOcarina of Time)[126] 
The French Republic
FrenchEUEuropean
Kokiri (TWWThe Wind Waker)[124] 
The Federal Republic of Germany
German
Kokiri (TWWThe Wind Waker)[123] 
The Italian Republic
Italian
Kokiri (OoTOcarina of Time | TWWThe Wind Waker)[120][121] 
The Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEUEuropean
Kokiri (TWWThe Wind Waker)[125] 
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Gallery

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  • A Kokiri girl from Ocarina of Time

    A Kokiri girl from Ocarina of Time

  • A Kokiri boy from Ocarina of Time

    A Kokiri boy from Ocarina of Time

  • Saria bidding farewell to Link from Ocarina of Time

    Saria bidding farewell to Link from Ocarina of Time

  • The Kokiri celebrating Ganondorf's defeat from Ocarina of Time

    The Kokiri celebrating Ganondorf's defeat from Ocarina of Time

  • Mido at the celebration of Ganondorf's defeat from Ocarina of Time

    Mido at the celebration of Ganondorf's defeat from Ocarina of Time

  • Link wearing the Kokiri Clothes from Tri Force Heroes

    Link wearing the Kokiri Clothes from Tri Force Heroes

  • The Kokiri from Ocarina of Time 3D (Himekawa)

    The Kokiri from Ocarina of Time 3D (Himekawa)

See Also

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 50
  2. ↑ Art & Artifacts, Dark Horse Books, pg. 173
  3. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time—Official Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 7
  4. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 55
  5. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 54
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 47
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 24
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Hyrule Historia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 84
  9. ↑ Now...listen carefully... A wicked man of the desert cast this dreadful curse upon me... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Oh, Navi the fairy... Listen to my words, the words of the Deku Tree...
    Dost thou sense it? The climate of evil descending upon this realm... Malevolent forces even now are mustering to attack our land of Hyrule... For so long, the Kokiri Forest, the source of life, has stood as a barrier, deterring outsiders and maintaining the order of the world...
    But...before this tremendous evil, even my power is as nothing... It seems the time has come for the boy without a fairy to begin his journey... The youth whose destiny it is to lead Hyrule to the path of justice and truth...
    Navi...go now! Find our young friend and guide him to me... I do not have much time left. Fly, Navi, fly! The fate of the forest, nay, the world, depends upon thee!     — Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  11. ↑ I have been cursed... I need thee to break the curse with thy wisdom and courage. Dost thou have courage enough to undertake this task? — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Thou must never suffer that man, with his evil heart, to enter the Sacred Realm of legend... That evil man who cast the death curse upon me and sapped my power... Because of that curse, my end is nigh... Though your valiant efforts to break the curse were successful, I was doomed before you started... Yes, I will pass away soon... But do not grieve for me... I have been able to tell you of these important matters... This is Hyrule's final hope... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  13. ↑ LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.... Go now to Hyrule Castle... There thou wilt surely meet the Princess of Destiny... Take this stone with thee, the stone that man wanted so much that he cast the curse upon me... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  14. ↑ Hey, LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.! What did you do?! The Great Deku Tree... Did he...die? How could you let a thing like that happen?! It's all your fault! — Mido (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  15. ↑ Have you been traveling around much, mister? Have you ever met a boy named LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.? Mido said that the Great Deku Tree withered because that boy did something wrong to it... Only Saria defended LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.—until she left. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  16. ↑ Oh, you're leaving... — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
    I knew...that you would leave the forest...someday, LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.... Because you are different from me and my friends... — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
    But that's OK, because we'll be friends forever...won't we? — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
    I want you to have this Ocarina... Please take good care of it. — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
    When you play my Ocarina, I hope you will think of me and come back to the forest to visit. — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 I've been waiting for you, LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.! This is the Sacred Forest Meadow. It's my secret place! I feel... This place will be very important for both of us someday. That's what I feel. If you play the ocarina with me, I can teach you to talk with the spirits in the forest. — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 An evil wind is blowing from the direction of the Forest Temple. Saria left, saying, "I have to do something about it!" — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Great! You're safe! I knew I would hear from you again! I'm in the Forest Temple! The forest spirits were calling for help, so I went to check it out... But it's full of evil monsters! Help me, LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.! — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  20. ↑ Since the Great Deku Tree withered...more meanies have been appearing in the forest. I'm scared! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  21. ↑ I see. You didn't have any problems entering the forest, mister... Did the meanies out there bother you much? Before the Great Deku Tree died, you wouldn't see things like that around here.... — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  22. ↑ Since it's dangerous outside, I always stay inside my house. But I'm bored to death in here! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  23. ↑ Where has Mido gone during such an emergency? — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  24. ↑ I promised Saria I would never let anybody go through here. — Mido (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  25. ↑ Thank you... Because of you, I could awaken as a Sage... I am Saria. The Sage of the Forest Temple... — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  26. ↑ I will stay here as the Forest Sage and help you... Now, please take this Medallion... — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  27. ↑ Hi there! I'm the Deku Tree sprout! Because you and Saria broke the curse on the Forest Temple, I can grow and flourish! Thanks a lot! — Deku Tree Sprout (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  28. ↑ Some time ago, before the king of Hyrule unified this country, there was a fierce war in our world. One day, to escape from the fires of the war, a Hylian mother and her baby boy entered this forbidden forest. The mother was gravely injured... Her only choice was to entrust the child to the Deku Tree, the guardian spirit of the forest. The Deku Tree could sense that this was a child of destiny whose fate would affect the entire world, so he took him into the forest. After the mother passed away, the baby was raised as a Kokiri. And now, finally, the day of destiny has come! — Deku Tree Sprout (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  29. ↑ Now that the Deku Tree sprout is growing in the Great Deku Tree's meadow, the forest has returned to normal! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 What's this? Green clothes.... White fairy... Sir, could you, by chance, be a forest fairy? Oh my! — Tingle (Majora's Mask 3D)
    My name is Tingle! I think I am the same as you, sir. A forest fairy! Alas, though I am already age 35, no fairy has come to me yet... My father tells me to grow up and act my age, but why? I tell you...Tingle is the very reincarnation of a fairy! — Tingle (Majora's Mask 3D)
  31. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 58
  32. ↑ Kokiri Clothes
    Master the bow!
    ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
    Shoot three arrows instead of one. Inspired by the fashion-forward Kokiri tribe.     — Catalog (Tri Force Heroes)
  33. ↑ The Kokiri Clothes are to die for! They let you shoot three arrows at once. I'm quite gifted, no? — Madame Couture (Tri Force Heroes)
  34. ↑ Creating a Champion, Dark Horse Books, pg. 83
  35. ↑ THIS IS A DEEP FOREST THAT SPREADS OVER THE EASTERN REGION OF THE KINGDOM OF HYRULE... THE KOKIRI FOREST. THE KOKIRIS WHO LIVE HERE EACH HAVE THEIR OWN FAIRY. BUT THERE WAS ONE YOUNG BOY WHO, FOR SOME REASON, DIDN'T HAVE A FAIRY. HIS NAME WAS... ...LINK. — N/A (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  36. ↑ 'CAUSE I'M THE HEAD OF THE KOKIRIS. WE CAN'T LET A DEFECTIVE TWERP LIKE YOU LISTEN TO THE GREAT DEKU TREE! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  37. ↑ NA...VI...? AN EVIL THING... INSIDE ME... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    I CAN'T MOVE...AT ALL... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  38. ↑ THE BOY WITHOUT A FAIRY... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    ...BRING HIM TO ME. GO, NAVI! — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  39. ↑ GIVE HER THIS STONE. THIS IS THE STONE THAT THE EVIL ONE WANTED SO BADLY THAT HE WOULD PUT A CURSE ON ME. THE KOKIRI'S EMERALD!! — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  40. ↑ YOU MUST... MAKE A SHIELD FROM MY...REMAINS. IT WILL PROTECT YOU FROM ALL MANNER OF EVIL... — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  41. ↑ PLEASE TAKE MY OCARINA... IT'S A GIFT. — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    PLAY IT SOMETIMES AND REMEMBER THE FOREST... ...OKAY? — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  42. ↑ COME FORTH, MY SHADOW... ...PHANTOM GANON! — Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THE HERO OF TIME IS APPROACHING THE FOREST TEMPLE. — Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    GET THERE FIRST, BEFORE HE CAN AWAKEN THE SAGE OF THE FOREST... ...AND STRIKE HIM DOWN! — Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  43. ↑ THE WHOLE FOREST IS AWFULLY HUMID! — Navi (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  44. ↑ THERE'S MONSTERS EVERYWHERE IN THE FOREST. — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    IT'S BECAUSE HE LEFT! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    IT'S ALL BECAUSE THAT JERK LINK BROKE THE RULES AND WENT OUTSIDE THE FOREST! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  45. ↑ A FAIRY BOW! THAT WILL GIVE HIM A FIGHTING CHANCE! — Navi (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    MISTER!! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  46. ↑ LINK... THANK YOU. NOW KOKIRI FOREST WILL RETURN TO NORMAL. — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  47. ↑ NOW THAT THE SEAL HAS BEEN BROKEN, I CAN REAWAKEN AS THE SAGE OF THE FOREST. — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  48. ↑ WE SIX SAGES WILL USE OUR POWER AND FORM A BRIDGE TO GANONDORF'S CASTLE. — Nabooru (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  49. ↑ SIX SAGES... NOW IS THE TIME!! YOU ANCIENT GODS WHO CREATED HYRULE... OPEN THE ETERNAL GATES... ...BANISH THIS CREATURE OF EVIL DARKNESS INCARNATE TO THE DISTANT NETHERWORLD! — Princess Zelda (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  50. ↑ HEY, MIDO! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THE GREAT DEKU TREE HAD A BABY! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  51. ↑ WHEN THE DEKU NUTS TURN RED AND POP OPEN... EVERYONE IN THE KOKIRI FOREST PREPARES FOR THE ANNUAL DEKU FESTIVAL. — N/A (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THEY HANG BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS, PRACTICE THEIR SINGING AND DANCING... ...AND BUSY THEMSELVES NIGHT AND DAY. — N/A (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  52. ↑ OKAY, NOW LET'S DECIDE WHO'S GONNA STAR IN THE PLAY. FOR THE FAIRY PRINCESS... — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    WE'RE UNANIMOUS FOR SARIA. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  53. ↑ WELL, THAT'S NO SURPRISE. LINK, WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    I'M NO GOOD AT THEATER...HOPE I GET A ROLE WITHOUT ANY LINES... HOW ABOUT YOU, MIDO? — Link (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THE LEAD ROLE OF THE FAIRY PRINCE, OF COURSE! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THEN I'LL BEAT THE BAD GUYS AND SAVE SARIA. — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  54. ↑ I THINK LINK WOULD BE GOOD! — Fado (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  55. ↑ 59.0 59.1 THE PRINCE'S MASK IS MADE FROM A BRANCH OF THE GREAT DEKU TREE. IT'S A MAGICAL MASK... — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    ...DRIVING OUT EVIL SPIRITS WHO COME INTO THE FOREST. — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THE PLAY IS ALL ABOUT KEEPING PEACE IN THE FOREST... ...SO YOU'VE GOT TO TREAT THE MASK LIKE IT'S IMPORTANT, TOO! — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  56. ↑ OKAY, ALREADY. I WAS JUST PLAYING A LITTLE TRICK. — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  57. ↑ IT'S GONE! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    IT'S REALLY GONE! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  58. ↑ SHUT UP! WEIRDO! IT'S LIKE YOU'RE NOT REALLY A KOKIRI! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    YOU'RE A LITTLE BRAT! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    AND YOU HAVE NO FAIRY!'' — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  59. ↑ 65.0 65.1 SARIA RAN AFTER LINK INTO THE LOST WOODS! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    WHAT?! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    THEY MAY BE LOST FOREVER. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  60. ↑ I DIDN'T KNOW. PLEASE HAVE IT BACK. — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  61. ↑ LOOK HOW PLAIN MY FACE IS... ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS HAVE COMPLETE FACES, RIGHT? — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  62. ↑ BUT... BUT HE CAN'T BE MY FRIEND! HE'S AN ENEMY. WHEN HE GROWS UP HE'LL DESTROY US ALL! I MUST ATTACK... ATTACK THE ENEMY! ATTACK!! — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  63. ↑ I HATE THAT MASK! — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    BRING ME A MASK THAT I'LL LIKE! — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    IF YOU DON'T, I'LL TAKE HER FACE! — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  64. ↑ WELL DONE, SKULL KID! NOW WE CAN GET REVENGE ON THE GREAT DEKU TREE. — Baga Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  65. ↑ THE GREAT DEKU TREE BROKE THE RULES BY TAKING HIM IN. UNFORGIVABLE!! — Baga Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  66. ↑ I CAN SEE THE FUTURE. HE WILL BECOME AN ADULT... — Baga Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    AN ADULT? — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    REALLY? — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    ...AND A HERO... ...AND HE WILL DESTROY US!! — Baga Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  67. ↑ MY MAGICAL POWER IS FADING! WHY? — Baga Tree (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  68. ↑ NOT THAT ONE... I... ...I LIKE THAT FACE BETTER. — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    HUH?! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    IT'S A VERY STYLISH MASK, HEE HEE! I LIKE IT. I BET I LOOK STRONGER NOW. — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  69. ↑ WHY DID LINK GIVE THE ROLE OF THE PRINCE TO MIDO? — Fado (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    WE WANTED TO SEE LINK AS PRINCE! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    BECAUSE THAT MASK SUITS MIDO BETTER! — Link (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  70. ↑ Since the Great Deku Tree withered...more meanies have been appearing in the forest... I'm scared! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  71. ↑ Hey, have you seen your old friends? None of them recognized you with your grown-up body, did they? That's because the Kokiri never grow up! Even after seven years, they're still kids! — Deku Tree Sprout (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  72. ↑ I am Fado of the Kokiri tribe. I know I appear to you as a child, but the eyes can oft deceive. I am a most esteemed sage. — Fado (The Wind Waker HD)
  73. ↑ You're such a big, strong guy! I really want to be like you someday, even though I'll always be small. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  74. ↑ That meanie, Mido, is making me cut the grass at Saria's house. Mido told Saria he would do it so she would like him, but I'm the one doing all the work! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  75. ↑ A Button by the stone, pick it up! A Button by the stone, pick it up! Mean old Mido... He's making me pick up the rocks in front of his house. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  76. ↑ The children of the forest, the Kokiri, live here with me. Each Kokiri has his or her own guardian fairy. — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  77. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 23
  78. ↑ Kokiri Sword
    A short blade, suitable for a child. This sword is a treasure of the Kokiri.     — Gear Subscreen (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  79. ↑ You can buy a shield at the shop, but there is only one sword hidden somewhere in the forest. — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  80. ↑ This shop... It sells things you can get in the forest for free! Tee hee! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  81. ↑ WHO'S CHEATING? MY FAIRY IS JUST ANOTHER PART OF ME. — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    LIKE MY HANDS AND FEET! — Mido (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  82. ↑ HEY, KID! YOU'VE GOT MONEY FOR ALL THAT, RIGHT? — Hylian (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    MONEY? — Link (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
    WHAT'S THAT? — Link (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  83. ↑ Wow! That's great news! I'm so happy for you! Now you're a true Kokiri, LinkAppears in-game as the player's chosen name.! — Saria (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  84. ↑ Hey, you! "Mr. No-Fairy"! What's your business with the Great Deku Tree? Without a fairy, you're not even a real man! — Mido (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  85. ↑ Yes, yes! That's how you use a fairy! It's so great that you finally have a fairy partner! I'll teach you how to talk to people using your fairy! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  86. ↑ Why is that fairy following you around? You're not one of us! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  87. ↑ That Wind Waker you hold was used long ago to conduct us sages when we played our song to call upon the gods. — Fado (The Wind Waker HD)
  88. ↑ 96.0 96.1 In those days, it was always the king who conducted for us... — Fado (The Wind Waker HD)
    Please... Tell the king that I will still play...even in the next world! — Fado (The Wind Waker HD)
  89. ↑ We Kokiri will die if we leave the forest! You're not going to try to leave the forest, are you?! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  90. ↑ Hyrule Historia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 85
  91. ↑ The best place to go to learn some new skills is in the Forest Training Center. It's on the hill just above here. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  92. ↑ When a fairy flies near a person or thing, press L Button to look in that direction. If you use L Button Targeting, you can talk to people from a distance, like we're doing now. When you have nothing that you can target, you can press L Button just to look forward. Try it! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  93. ↑ That medicine is made of forest mushrooms. Give it back! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  94. ↑ They say that when nonfairy folk enter the Lost Woods, they become monsters! — Gossip Stone (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  95. ↑ That guy isn't here anymore. Except for the Kokiri, people who come into the forest end up lost. They all become Stalfos. That's why he's not here anymore. Only his saw is left. Hee hee. — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  96. ↑ 104.0 104.1 If you're looking for Saria, she's in the Lost Woods, as usual. Don't tell me you don't know where that is! The entrance is up on the cliff overlooking the village! I know you'll get lost! Don't worry—you'll just end up back at the entrance! Harrumph! — Mido (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  97. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 102
  98. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 239
  99. ↑ You know Saria's Song! We should be friends! Here—take this! — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time 3D)
  100. ↑ Eh-hee-hee... You have the same smell as the fairy kid who taught me that song in the woods... — Skull Kid (Majora's Mask 3D)
  101. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 36
  102. ↑ Ho-ho-ho-ho-hoot! This is a rare sight. You are a fairy child, correct? What business might you have in this poisoned swamp? — Kaepora Gaebora (Majora's Mask 3D)
  103. ↑ 111.0 111.1 Oh my, what a cute little Kokiri boy! But where's your fairy? ♥ — Stylish Woman (Tri Force Heroes)
  104. ↑ It would be awesome to be big like you, mister! I really want to be big like you! I want to be big and strong and beat up the Deku Scrubs, but... — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time)
    We Kokiri won't ever get bigger for the rest of our lives... What a bummer! — Kokiri (Ocarina of Time)
  105. ↑ NO! PEOPLE GET LOST IN THOSE WOODS AND NEVER COME BACK! — Saria (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  106. ↑ HEE HEE! ARE YOU KOKIRIS? — Skull Kid (Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa)
  107. ↑ "The first location is Kokiri Forest. The village has lots of trees and lots of people live there, but it was difficult to display them all at once. [...] I came up with the idea of having each person living there followed around by a fairy. That way, even if we just showed the fairies... [...] We solved the problem by having it so that the owner appears when you get close to the fairy." —Yoshiaki Koizumi (Iwata Asks: Ocarina of Time 3D Original Development Staff - Part 1.)
  108. ↑ 116.0 116.1 "Link is a child of a race of elves called "Kokili." For some reason or another, there are no parents in this race, only many children of the same age. All of a sudden, they grow up until they reach a certain age, when they disappear. The next generation is born just as abruptly. So at some point, Link will disappear." —Shigeru Miyamoto (The Z-Files.)
  109. ↑ なんか 楽しい気分になるジャラ！ あ、コキリなまりが 出ちゃった… — Saria (Ocarina of Time)
  110. ↑ Prerelease:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time/Sword on A (Part 1) - The Cutting Room Floor , TCRF, retrieved August 15, 2024.
  111. ↑ "森の民コキリ族の魂が宿った一着。一度に3本の矢を放つことができる。Clothing in which the soul of a member of the Kokiri Tribe, the people of the forest, dwells. They enable you to shoot three arrows at once." — Nintendo, ゼルダの伝説　トライフォース３銃士 | ニンテンドー3DS | 任天堂 , Zelda.co.jp, published September 16, 2015, retrieved September 24, 2015. (Translation: kaialone)
  112. ↑ Sono Fado, della tribù dei Kokiri. — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  113. ↑ Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 50
  114. ↑ オイラは　コキリ族(ぞく)のフォド
    こう見(み)えても、と～っても偉(えら)い賢者(けんじゃ)なんだぜ     — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  115. ↑ Ich bin Fado vom Volk der Kokiri. — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  116. ↑ Je suis Fado, du peuple Kokiri. — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  117. ↑ Yo soy Frido, de la raza Kokiri. — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  118. ↑ Ocarina of Time manual, iQue version, pg. 8
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