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The Minish Village is located in the [[Minish Woods]], and is the capitol of the [[Minish]] world. [[Hyrule]]'s original population of Minish founded this village, of which continues to thrive today, although many Minish since then have expanded to lifestyles outside of the Minish Woods since then. All Minish, since their expansion, categorize themselves based on location: those still living within the confines of the Minish Village call themselves [[Forest Minish]], as do the many living in the outskirts and about the Minish Woods. The Forest Minish are supervised by thir elder, [[Gentari]]. The architeture of Minish Village ranges from hollowed out barrels, habitable baby shoes, and mushrooms - anything in the area sized enough to support the sedentary, minimalist Minish lifestyle. | |||
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When Link first arrived | ====Link's Reception in the Village==== | ||
When [[Link]] first arrived in the village, the Forest Minish were surprised to see him, as it had been ages since the last human visit to the village. Despite the relative shock shared by most Forest Minish at Link's presence, an elite Minish named [[Festari]] enthusiastically greeted him at his villa, revealing himself as an admirer and human enthusiast. | |||
====Language==== | |||
The Forest Minish that inhabit the village incorporate their own language into their societal culture. Link and [[Ezlo]] are unable to understand the language, and therefore seek out the [[Jabber Nut]], hinted at by Festari himself, in the town so they may be able to achieve an accurate translation of the Minish language. | |||
====Dungeon==== | |||
North of the village lies the [[Deepwood Shrine]], the game's first dungeon and the location of the [[Elements|Earth Element]]. To access the dungeon, Link must get the approval of Gestari and Festari; the latter guards the passage to the shrine itself. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
* In the small lake adjacent to Festari's villa, a [[Piece of Heart]] can be obtained, after getting the [[Flippers]] from the [[Temple of Droplets]] in [[Lake Hylia]]. | |||
* To the west of the Minish Village, a Forest Minish named [[Belari]] lives inside a small mushroom - he will give Link his first [[Bombs|bombs]], and will later, after a certain [[Kinstone Fusion]] with Gentari, upgrade the bombs to [[Remote Bombs|remote bombs]]. | |||
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Revision as of 20:23, 12 November 2009
Template:Place The Minish Village is located in the Minish Woods, and is the capitol of the Minish world. Hyrule's original population of Minish founded this village, of which continues to thrive today, although many Minish since then have expanded to lifestyles outside of the Minish Woods since then. All Minish, since their expansion, categorize themselves based on location: those still living within the confines of the Minish Village call themselves Forest Minish, as do the many living in the outskirts and about the Minish Woods. The Forest Minish are supervised by thir elder, Gentari. The architeture of Minish Village ranges from hollowed out barrels, habitable baby shoes, and mushrooms - anything in the area sized enough to support the sedentary, minimalist Minish lifestyle.
Link's Reception in the Village
When Link first arrived in the village, the Forest Minish were surprised to see him, as it had been ages since the last human visit to the village. Despite the relative shock shared by most Forest Minish at Link's presence, an elite Minish named Festari enthusiastically greeted him at his villa, revealing himself as an admirer and human enthusiast.
Language
The Forest Minish that inhabit the village incorporate their own language into their societal culture. Link and Ezlo are unable to understand the language, and therefore seek out the Jabber Nut, hinted at by Festari himself, in the town so they may be able to achieve an accurate translation of the Minish language.
Dungeon
North of the village lies the Deepwood Shrine, the game's first dungeon and the location of the Earth Element. To access the dungeon, Link must get the approval of Gestari and Festari; the latter guards the passage to the shrine itself.
Trivia
- In the small lake adjacent to Festari's villa, a Piece of Heart can be obtained, after getting the Flippers from the Temple of Droplets in Lake Hylia.
- To the west of the Minish Village, a Forest Minish named Belari lives inside a small mushroom - he will give Link his first bombs, and will later, after a certain Kinstone Fusion with Gentari, upgrade the bombs to remote bombs.