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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', the Goron race lives atop [[Death Mountain]], in [[Goron City]]. Among them are their leader, [[Darunia]], [[Biggoron]], maker of [[Biggoron's Sword]], [[Medigoron]], Biggoron's little brother, who has makes [[Giant's Knife|Giant's Knives]], and [[Link|Link the Goron]], [[Darunia]]'s son, named after the [[Hero of Time]]. The Goron race holds the [[Goron Ruby|Goron's Ruby]], and make bombs and [[Hylian Shield]]s. They feed on the rocks from [[Dodongo's Cavern]]. <br> | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', the Goron race lives atop [[Death Mountain]], in [[Goron City]]. Among them are their leader, [[Darunia]], [[Biggoron]], maker of [[Biggoron's Sword]], [[Medigoron]], Biggoron's little brother, who has makes [[Giant's Knife|Giant's Knives]], and [[Link|Link the Goron]], [[Darunia]]'s son, named after the [[Hero of Time]]. The Goron race holds the [[Goron Ruby|Goron's Ruby]], and make bombs and [[Hylian Shield]]s. They feed on the rocks from [[Dodongo's Cavern]]. <br> | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'', Gorons make their first appearance in the Zelda series. They are the small brown enemies that can be found on top of Death Mountian in the [[Light World]], just around the warp hole to Turtle Rock. When hit with the sword, they will turn into stone. | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', the Gorons live in the [[Snowhead]] area, in the north of [[Termina]]. They include the [[Goron Elder]], the [[Baby Goron]], and, until recently, [[Darmani]]. Throughout the plot of ''Majora's Mask'', [[Link]] learns to become a Goron himself by using the [[Goron Mask]]. <br> | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', the Gorons live in the [[Snowhead]] area, in the north of [[Termina]]. They include the [[Goron Elder]], the [[Baby Goron]], and, until recently, [[Darmani]]. Throughout the plot of ''Majora's Mask'', [[Link]] learns to become a Goron himself by using the [[Goron Mask]]. <br> | ||
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', the Gorons appear as well, only this time as wandering salesmen, travelling the [[Great Sea]] in search of valuable goods and rarities. You'll have to trade with these big guys a lot in order to complete the trading sequence in the game. <br> | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', the Gorons appear as well, only this time as wandering salesmen, travelling the [[Great Sea]] in search of valuable goods and rarities. You'll have to trade with these big guys a lot in order to complete the trading sequence in the game. <br> | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' the Gorons appear when you complete [[Kinstone Fusions]] with [[Mysterious Wall]]s. After you summon six of them, you can receive a [[Bottle]] and fuse a seventh [[Kinstones|Kinstone]] to wake up [[Biggoron]] who (after you defeat [[Vaati]]) can make you a [[Mirror Shield]]. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' the Gorons appear when you complete [[Kinstone Fusions]] with [[Mysterious Wall]]s. After you summon six of them, you can receive a [[Bottle]] and fuse a seventh [[Kinstones|Kinstone]] to wake up [[Biggoron]] who (after you defeat [[Vaati]]) can make you a [[Mirror Shield]]. Naturally, they feed on rocks. | ||
The Gorons are bound to make an appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' as well, as a scene from the second trailer shows. <br> | The Gorons are bound to make an appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' as well, as a scene from the second trailer shows. <br> | ||
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Revision as of 06:39, 6 August 2005
The Gorons are a peaceful race, generally living in mountain areas, eating rocks. Gorons are known to be skilled at making blades, bombs and shields. Gorons can also become extremely large, towering above all other races.
In Ocarina of Time, the Goron race lives atop Death Mountain, in Goron City. Among them are their leader, Darunia, Biggoron, maker of Biggoron's Sword, Medigoron, Biggoron's little brother, who has makes Giant's Knives, and Link the Goron, Darunia's son, named after the Hero of Time. The Goron race holds the Goron's Ruby, and make bombs and Hylian Shields. They feed on the rocks from Dodongo's Cavern.
In The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Gorons make their first appearance in the Zelda series. They are the small brown enemies that can be found on top of Death Mountian in the Light World, just around the warp hole to Turtle Rock. When hit with the sword, they will turn into stone.
In Majora's Mask, the Gorons live in the Snowhead area, in the north of Termina. They include the Goron Elder, the Baby Goron, and, until recently, Darmani. Throughout the plot of Majora's Mask, Link learns to become a Goron himself by using the Goron Mask.
In The Wind Waker, the Gorons appear as well, only this time as wandering salesmen, travelling the Great Sea in search of valuable goods and rarities. You'll have to trade with these big guys a lot in order to complete the trading sequence in the game.
In The Minish Cap the Gorons appear when you complete Kinstone Fusions with Mysterious Walls. After you summon six of them, you can receive a Bottle and fuse a seventh Kinstone to wake up Biggoron who (after you defeat Vaati) can make you a Mirror Shield. Naturally, they feed on rocks.
The Gorons are bound to make an appearance in Twilight Princess as well, as a scene from the second trailer shows.