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*Seres' design and name appears to be based on [[Saria]] from {{OOT}}. As well as her appearance (in particular her green hair and eyes), her portrait is found in the [[Skull Woods]], the equivalent of Hyrule's [[Lost Woods]], and performs a similar pose to her when the Seven Sages unite their power. | *Seres' design and name appears to be based on [[Saria]] from {{OOT}}. As well as her appearance (in particular her green hair and eyes), her portrait is found in the [[Skull Woods]], the equivalent of Hyrule's [[Lost Woods]], and performs a similar pose to her when the Seven Sages unite their power. | ||
**Seres' name may also be derived from Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture | **Of the seven sages of her generation, she also most resembles the [[Maiden]]s that originally appeared in ''A Link to the Past'', and may have been designed as a reference to them. | ||
*Seres' name may also be derived from Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture. | |||
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Revision as of 23:07, 4 March 2015
Template:Character Seres is a character in A Link Between Worlds. She is a nun and is the daughter of the Priest of the Sanctuary.[1] Seres is calm and sweet, much beloved to her father, Dampé, and even the Captain, who shares a mutual attraction with her. She turns out to be one of the Seven Sages.
Background
Seres and her father, the Priest, are the caretakers of the Sanctuary during the era in which the events of A Link Between Worlds occur. She is much beloved by many, namely her father, Dampé the graveyard keeper, and even the Captain of the Guard of Hyrule Castle. She first appears when Link comes to the Sanctuary to deliver the Captain's sword after he forgot to take it with him from the Blacksmith's house. After greeting Link and learning he is looking for the Captain, Seres enters the Sanctuary to call him, only for the doors to the Sanctuary to close suddenly and lock, preventing any from entering. After hearing Seres scream from inside and at Dampé's urging, Link makes his way to the graveyard to use the secret passageway connecting it to the Sanctuary. Once inside, Link witnesses Yuga's abduction and transformation of Seres into a painting, having already turned the Captain into a drawing on the wall. Though he complains that the Captain's portrait is unattractive, he praises Seres as "perfection".[2][3] Although Link attempts to stop Yuga, the sorcerer outsmarts the hero, turning temporarily into a drawing to cause Link to crash into the wall. With Link knocked out, Yuga swiftly kicks him aside and leaves with Seres despite her father's protests.
After capturing all of the Seven Sages and turning them all into paintings, Yuga spirits them away to Lorule, where he uses Seres's power alongside the other Sages to release the seal placed on Ganon's spirit. Following his merge with Ganon and subsequent acquisition of the Triforce of Power, the resulting creature sends the painting of Seres to one of the far corners of Lorule known as the Skull Woods, where she is guarded by the Knucklemaster. Link eventually makes his way to the Skull Woods and kills the creature, discovering the painting of Seres in a small, closed-off grove deep within the woods. The hero then claims the painting, reviving Seres and awakening her to her status as a Sage. She then remains in the Chamber of Sages, awaiting the time when all seven of the Sages would be rescued by Link, at which time she combines her power with the rest to cause the Triforce of Courage to materialize above them. Seres, along with each of the other Sages, encourages Link and prays for his safety and success in defeating Yuga Ganon.
After Hyrule's Triforce is restored to the Hyrulean Sacred Realm and Lorule is restored following the revival of its Triforce, Seres returns home to her father and is seen celebrating with both he and the Captain at the Sanctuary. She is last seen congregating with the other Sages in the Lost Woods to observe Link's restoration of the Master Sword to its pedestal.
Trivia
- Seres' design and name appears to be based on Saria from Template:OOT. As well as her appearance (in particular her green hair and eyes), her portrait is found in the Skull Woods, the equivalent of Hyrule's Lost Woods, and performs a similar pose to her when the Seven Sages unite their power.
- Of the seven sages of her generation, she also most resembles the Maidens that originally appeared in A Link to the Past, and may have been designed as a reference to them.
- Seres' name may also be derived from Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture.
Gallery
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Seres being transformed into a Portrait
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Portrait of Seres
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Seres awakening as a Sage in the Chamber of Sages
Video Gallery
References
- ↑ "What do you want with Seres? I swear, if you hurt my daughter...!" — Priest (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "My name is Yuga. And I have come here seeking nothing less than... perfection. And you, my dear, are perfection. . . . I will put you on a pedestal. Or rather, upon a wall - perfect forever." — Yuga (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "As I suspected, you're even lovelier as a painting. I think that Her Grace will be most pleased." — Yuga (A Link Between Worlds)
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | Template:Japanese | Seres |
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FrenchCA | Cérèsse | |
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FrenchEU | Célès | |
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German | Seres | |
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Italian | Seres | |
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Korean | Template:Korean | Seres |
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Spanish | Zeres | |
