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*The algae growing on Gor Amoto's back spouts may be a reference to the theory of [[Wikipedia:Abiogenesis|Abiogenesis]], in which life is thought to have originally been sustained on Earth. This could be an allusion to Miyamoto's influence in the conception of several Nintendo series and titles. {{HH}} states that the smoke was inspired by the practice of moxibustion.<ref>{{cite book|quote=Smoke coming out (like during moxibustion)|book= Hyrule Historia|publisher= Dark Horse Books|page=189}}</ref> | *The algae growing on Gor Amoto's back spouts may be a reference to the theory of [[Wikipedia:Abiogenesis|Abiogenesis]], in which life is thought to have originally been sustained on Earth. This could be an allusion to Miyamoto's influence in the conception of several Nintendo series and titles. {{HH}} states that the smoke was inspired by the practice of moxibustion.<ref>{{cite book|quote=Smoke coming out (like during moxibustion)|book= Hyrule Historia|publisher= Dark Horse Books|page=189}}</ref> | ||
==See Also== | |||
* [[Gor Ebizo]] | |||
* [[Gor Liggs]] | |||
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Revision as of 15:31, 27 April 2015
Template:Character Gor Amoto is a character in Twilight Princess.
Biography
Gor Amoto is the first Goron elder found in the Goron Mines. He is physically very small and feeble-looking and uses a cane. He has vents on his back and head which can be seen to release smoke and gases. He can be found on the west side of the first level of the mines, and gives Link the first piece of the Big Key.
Etymology
Gor Amoto's name is a reference to the creator of Zelda, Shigeru Miyamoto. Similarly, Gor Amoto' Japanese name is Don Shīgeru.
Trivia
- The algae growing on Gor Amoto's back spouts may be a reference to the theory of Abiogenesis, in which life is thought to have originally been sustained on Earth. This could be an allusion to Miyamoto's influence in the conception of several Nintendo series and titles. Hyrule Historia states that the smoke was inspired by the practice of moxibustion.[1]
See Also
References
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | Template:Japanese |
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FrenchEU | Gor Granit |
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German | Don Ziegel |
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Italian | Don Acciarino |