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'''Terminan''' is the fan given term (though popularly accepted) for one who lives in the land of [[Termina]] - widely believed to be a parallel world to the world of [[Hyrule]]. While this term is used for any general living being in Termina, '''Terminian | '''Terminan''' is the fan given term (though popularly accepted) for one who lives in the land of [[Termina]] - widely believed to be a parallel world to the world of [[Hyrule]]. While this term is used for any general living being in Termina, '''[[Terminian]]'' is used to refer to a citizen of Clock Town, since every other race has their own name. The people in this world are almost exact duplicates of the citizens of [[Hyrule]], as Nintendo recycled a vast amount of character models from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' to be used in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. | ||
=== Examples of duplicate persons === | === Examples of duplicate persons === | ||
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'Terminan is the fan given term (though popularly accepted) for one who lives in the land of Termina - widely believed to be a parallel world to the world of Hyrule. While this term is used for any general living being in Termina, Terminian is used to refer to a citizen of Clock Town, since every other race has their own name. The people in this world are almost exact duplicates of the citizens of Hyrule, as Nintendo recycled a vast amount of character models from Ocarina of Time to be used in Majora's Mask.
Examples of duplicate persons
- Talon - as Mr. Barten in the Milk Bar.
- Malon - Appears as Romani and Cremia. (Cremia is the equivalent of the older version of Malon, as Romani is the equivalent of the younger Malon.)
- Ingo - Appears as all three of the Gorman Brothers.
- Koume and Kotake. But not as Twinrova
- Princess Ruto - Appears as Lulu in the the Zora band, The Indigo-Gos.
- Carpenters - Appear as Mutoh and the Carnival Committee in Clock Town
- Bombchu Shop Proprietor - Appears as the Owner of the Bomb Shop in West Clock Town
- Fisherman at Lake Hylia - Appears as the owner of the Trading Post (Child), and the Man from Curiosity Shop (Adult).
- The man on a roof in Kakariko Village - Appears as the part-time worker in the Trading Post.
- The man who asks for bottled items in Castle Town and Kakariko - Appears as the Banker in West Clock Town.
- The Running Man - Appears as the Postman.
- The Carpet Merchant in the Haunted Wasteland - Appears as the Swordsman in the Swordsman's School.
- The kid in Kakariko Graveyard - Appears as the Bombers' Secret Society of Justice.
- The Cucco Lady in Kakariko Village - Appears as Anju of the Stock Pot Inn.
- Granny from the Potion Shop - Appears as Anju's Grandmother.
- The Dancing Couple from Castle Town - Appear as Honey & Darling.
- King Zora - As Toto (Though much smaller).
- Woman at Bombchu Bowling Alley - As Treasure Chest Shop proprietor.
- Owner of Treasure Chest Shop - As Fisherman at Great Bay Coast.
- Man in Windmill - As Guru-Guru of the Gorman Troupe.
- Men laughing in Castle Town - As Twin Jugglers.
- Dr. Mizumi in Lakeside Laboratory - As Professor in Marine Research Laboratory.
- Gerudo in charge of Gerudo's Fortress - As Aveil.
- Father in House of Skulltula - As the man in the Swamp Spider House.
- Children in the House of Skulltula - As the man in the Oceanside Spider House.
- Deku in the Forest Stage - As the Deku Palace guards.
- Dampe of Kakariko Graveyard - As himself at Ikana Graveyard.