Ciela: Difference between revisions

From Zelda Wiki, the Zelda encyclopedia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
mNo edit summary
Line 21: Line 21:
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*During the final battle with Bellum, Link cannot use the Sword Beam due to Ciela's capture at the hands of Bellum.
*During the final battle with Bellum, Link cannot use the Sword Beam due to Ciela's capture at the hands of Bellum.
*''Ciela'' is similar to ''cielo'', the Spanish word for "sky" (although the name can also connotate "heaven"), which is appropriate given the nature of Ciela's character to fly around the screen.
*''Ciela'' is similar to ''cielo'', the Spanish word for "sky" (although the name can also connotate "heaven"), which is appropriate given the nature of Ciela's character to fly around the screen. Her name is also appropriate considering Courage is frequently associated with the element of wind, such as [[Farore's Wind]] as well as Link's role in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''.
*Ciela is depicted with three colorations: white at the beginning of the game, yellow after her true identity is revealed, and blue on official artworks. Ciela's yellow color is unique because the color signifying courage is typically green in the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Legend of Zelda'' series]].
*Ciela is depicted with three colorations: white at the beginning of the game, yellow after her true identity is revealed, and blue on official artworks. Ciela's yellow color is unique because the color signifying courage is typically green in the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Legend of Zelda'' series]].
*Because the voice acting used for Ciela in the game is taken from [[Navi]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', and early trailers for the game featured the fairy speaking yet did not show Ciela's name, many fans initially believed she ''was'' Navi.{{fact}}
*Because the voice acting used for Ciela in the game is taken from [[Navi]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', and early trailers for the game featured the fairy speaking yet did not show Ciela's name, many fans initially believed she ''was'' Navi.{{fact}}

Revision as of 23:38, 20 February 2011

Template:Character

Ciela (シエラ, Shiera) is the first Fairy Companion that helps Link in Phantom Hourglass.

She first met Link when he landed on Mercay Island and took him to her "grandpa", Oshus. Eventually she and Link began to travel together along with Linebeck, whom she didn't like much and often fought with.

Template:Spoiler After beating the Temple of Courage, however, instead of a colorful fairy, another white fairy much like Ciela appeared. Link went to Oshus, who used his staff to fuse the new fairy and Ciela together, revealing that she is in fact the Spirit of Courage, and Ciela turned to her true yellow color. Prior to the game's beginning, Ciela had split herself in two to prevent Bellum from sealing her away like he had with the other spirits. By collecting 10 Courage Gems and offering them at Spirit Island, Ciela can allow Link the ability to perform a Sword Beam. Collecting 20 gems doubles the width of the beam.

In the final boss fights, Ciela provides Link with Phantom Spheres, allowing him to temporarily freeze time. It is around this time that Ciela fully regains her memory as Spirit of Courage and Time.[1] The final scene before the credits is Ciela saying her goodbyes to Link and Linebeck. She eventually gains respect for Linebeck as he does for her, and is sad to see him go.

Trivia

  • During the final battle with Bellum, Link cannot use the Sword Beam due to Ciela's capture at the hands of Bellum.
  • Ciela is similar to cielo, the Spanish word for "sky" (although the name can also connotate "heaven"), which is appropriate given the nature of Ciela's character to fly around the screen. Her name is also appropriate considering Courage is frequently associated with the element of wind, such as Farore's Wind as well as Link's role in The Wind Waker.
  • Ciela is depicted with three colorations: white at the beginning of the game, yellow after her true identity is revealed, and blue on official artworks. Ciela's yellow color is unique because the color signifying courage is typically green in the Legend of Zelda series.
  • Because the voice acting used for Ciela in the game is taken from Navi from Ocarina of Time, and early trailers for the game featured the fairy speaking yet did not show Ciela's name, many fans initially believed she was Navi.[citation needed]
  • Ciela bears resemblance to Tatl of Majora's Mask, due to the yellow color she takes when revealed to be the Spirit of Courage. The Spirit of Healing from Spirit Tracks bears resemblance to Ciela's first form, due to her white color.

Gallery

See Also

References

  1. "Link, I remember it all now... Link, I'm Ciela the Spirit of Time and Courage..." — Ciela (Phantom Hourglass)


Template:Faries