View table: Figurines

A young boy who lives in Hyrule. He is
close friends with Princess Zelda.

A young boy on a quest with Ezlo to
restore the Four Sword.
With the sword's power, he hopes to
remove the curse on Princess Zelda.

A bright and cheery princess from
Hyrule's royal family.
She loves to sneak out of the castle
to visit her good friend, [Player Name].

A strange creature that looks at first
like a cap. He speaks roughly and
treats [Player Name] like a child, but he
actually really likes [Player Name].

When the young Minish donned Ezlo's
magic cap, he took this evil form. Now,
he searches for the light force in his
quest to become all-powerful.

The king of Hyrule. Reported to have
been a fine swordsman, he appeared in
the Picori Festival tournament as a
youth and fought to a draw with Smith.

The supporting pillar of Hyrule. He
is also in charge of Princess Zelda's
education, so when she goes missing,
he gets frustrated.

The finest swordsmith in Hyrule. As a
young man, he was a great swordsman.
He and King Daltus are friends and
enjoyed a pleasant rivalry as youths.

The mayor of the town of Hyrule. He's a
big collector of odd masks. He's built a
shelter into his garden just in case
monsters ever attack Hyrule.

Second in command at Hyrule's post
office. She's mellow and laid-back,
entirely unlike the high-strung and
easily excitable Stamp.

A busy, hardworking postal employee,
although he can be a touch edgy.
The stamp he uses is his own personal
one, so please don't borrow it. Thanks.

The proprietor of Rem's Shoe Store.
Using his "secret technique," he makes
shoes in his sleep. Princess Zelda is
his single biggest source of income.

A gruff-talking academic type who is
obsessed with studying the Picori.
He doesn't seem to be aware that they
are actually living in his own house.

A sculptor of finely crafted figurines.
Many consider him the best sculptor
in all of Hyrule. He enjoys collecting
Mysterious Shells.

Owner of the Chest Mini-Game Shop.
Carlov's younger brother. He detests
gambling, but he has made the biggest
gamble of all: entrepreneurship.

The handy neighborhood gear seller,
also called Stockwell the Well-Stocked.
He complains that he's been too busy
lately to see his dog, Fifi.

His mysterious dungeon-simulation
game is very popular in Hyrule. It gives
players the illusion of fighting real
monsters in real dungeons.

He wants to rent out his house in town,
but he's too overbearing to attract
a tenant. He doesn't even seem to
realize what the problem is...

This young woman tends to her cuccos
in Hyrule Town.
If you help her gather her loose
cuccos, she'll give you a reward.

Hyrule's vegetable vendor. He sells fine
produce. He also argues constantly
with the fruit vendor, Pina, over
the health benefits of vegetables.

Hyrule's fruit vendor. She hates
vegetables, so she won't even sell
tomatoes, even though they
technically ARE fruits. Freak.

Though he is an adult, he is very good
at finding Picolyte made by the Minish.
And he is very, VERY convincing about
their healthful properties.

A very serious mail deliveryman.
He continues to make every delivery
right on time every day.

A hermit who lives on Mount Crenel.
He has lots of Kinstone pieces.
He brags that he won the festival
tournament when he was younger.

A weird old lady living in Percy's
house without his permission.
She doesn't want you to turn on the
lights. She might actually be a...

The gravedigger at the cemetery.
They say he has the power to speak
with the dead. He fuses the Kinstones
he digs up with the local ghosts.

The spirit of an ancient king of Hyrule
who wishes to secure peace in his land
from beyond the grave. He was very
fond of the people of the Wind Tribe.

A wizard who lives in the Minish Woods.
She sells magic items with odd powers.
She's looking for an apprentice to whom
she can teach her mystic spells.

The Great Butterfly Fairy of Minish
Woods. She provides you with a
larger wallet, allowing you to carry
more Rupees with you.

The Great Mayfly Fairy of Mount
Crenel. She provides you with a larger
bomb bag, allowing you to carry more
bombs with you.

The Great Dragonfly Fairy of Royal
Valley. She gives you a larger
quiver, allowing you to carry
more arrows with you.

A poet who lives in Western Wood.
He comes home from a long journey to
find his house occupied by an unwanted
guest. Poor guy...

She's looking for a house in Hyrule
to move into. She is descended from
a line of oracles in the land of
Labrynna.

She's looking for a house in Hyrule to
move into. She's a very helpful person,
but people take advantage of her kind
nature. This really bothers her.

She's looking for a house in Hyrule to
move into. She is a famous dancer from
the land of Holodrum.

A rare butterfly said to bring
happiness to those who catch it.
If you see one on your journeys,
try to grab it!

A strange Ghini who wants to fuse
Kinstone pieces, which is somewhat
peculiar for a monster. She has a lot
of pieces, so keep on fusing!

A Minish living in Minish Village. He
speaks some human languages. He sees
that [Player Name] is human with one look.
He's a bit of a human enthusiast.

The elder of the Forest Minish. He has
lived among humans for a long time. He
knows where the four elements are. He
has a twin brother in Hyrule's library.

Not visible to the eyes of adults, they
delight in making humans happy by
hiding helpful items and Rupees under
grass and rocks all over the world.

This Town Minish elder is Gentari's
twin brother. Those large wings that he
is so proud of are trophies from a duel
with a cucco as a young Minish.

These Minish like humans so much that
they moved from Minish Village into
Hyrule itself! They try to make humans
happy, but it sometimes backfires.

He lives with his seven apprentices in
Mount Crenel, which contains all the
mineral riches they will ever need.
He seems gruff, but he's trustworthy.

These seven students followed Melari
from Minish Village to Mount Crenel.
Their song is actually a sign that they
are full-fledged Mountain Minish now.

These rock- and iron-eaters once
lived on Mount Crenel in Western
Hyrule. Now their numbers are few, and
they live quietly in a cave.

Before he became a sorcerer, he was
a simple Minish. He had always been
entranced by the evil that lives in
the hearts of men...

These vassals serve the king of
Hyrule. They are loyal and diligent.
Like the king himself, they are
courteous yet frank.

The Royal Hyrule Library. Although
the library is well loved, many forget
to return their books, causing no end
of trouble for the librarians.

All of these self-trained swordsmen
have won the fighting tournament at
the Picori Festival before. They see
great potential in [Player Name].

This couple bakes bread in Hyrule.
Their tasty pastries hold a secret...
If you're extra lucky, there'll
be a helpful item hidden inside!

This is where all the children of Hyrule
learn. [Player Name] and Princess Zelda
studied here, too. The two teachers
are twins named Tina and Dina.

This is the best place in town to relax.
You can also pick up some good tips,
from the latest gossip to observations
about the world.

This generous inn gives a gift to
every guest who stays the night.
Guests can unwind in the lobby on
the second floor.

Zill's the one with the drippy nose. He
likes to wander around town with his
friends. He knows a lot about Hyrule,
and he might even give you some tips!

These carpenters may be rough around
the edges, but they do good work.
They may seem tough, but they're
in touch with their feminine side.

Romio and Julietta grew up next door
to one another. They're dating now,
but they plan to marry once they get
their pets' approval.

Carlov's Peaceful Hyrule
Scenery Series No. 1

Carlov's Peaceful Hyrule
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Scenery Series No. 3

With a boisterous crow and a cute
crest, these feathered friends
are the most popular pets in Hyrule.
The baby chicks like small bugs.

This small ranch lies just outside
Hyrule Town. Father-and-daughter
team Talon and Malon run it, and they
sell the finest milk in Hyrule!

The people who built the Wind Ruins.
They now live above the clouds,
suspended by their own magic ability
to control the wind.

An old man plagued by an evil spirit.
Coming to his aid will bring you benefit
in the end, so if you meet him, you must
find a way to help him.

Tingle (in green) and his twin younger
brothers Ankle (in purple) and Knuckle
(in blue). They believe fusing Kinstones
will help them meet fairies, so they are
recording Kinstone data on their maps.
David Jr. is not technically a relative.

The Hyrulean vegetables grown in their
fields are exquisitely delicious.
Apparently, Brocco sells the best
of their crops.

This Goron appears when you
successfully fuse certain Kinstone
pieces. He will sell you expensive,
but rare, Kinstone pieces.

Ghosts from the Royal Valley. The one
in the blue cap is Spookter, and the
one in the red cap is Spekter. Spookter
tries to be scary, but he's just not.

Appears in Minish dungeons.
They drop from the ceiling
unexpectedly. They are slow, so take
your time, and defeat them one by one.

Appears in Minish roads & dungeons.
These monsters have sharp mandibles.
Hit them when they shoot these away.
Avoid their attacks to get in close.

Appears in Minish roads.
They come out of the ground when they
sense prey. If you get swallowed, you'll
take damage and get all dirty!
Watch out, because when you're all
dirty, Pestos will come after you.

Appears in dungeons.
Covered in hard, spiny shells.
Few attacks work on them. You have
to flip them over to hurt them.

Appears in Castor Wilds.
They move when you put an arrow in
their eye. No other attacks work.
You can always just let them pass...

Appears in caves, etc.
Normally stay underground. They'll pop
out and spit seeds at you, but if you
get to know 'em, they're not so bad.

Appears in the Wind Ruins.
Built by the Minish for the Wind Tribe
long ago. They look like stone statues,
but if you get too close, they move!

Appears in various areas.
These bats live in dungeons and caves.
Their movement is unpredictable, so use
ranged weapons from a safe distance.

Appears in various areas.
This thieving fox preys upon travelers
and merchants. He may not be strong,
but he will attack very quickly,
so be careful.

Appears in the Royal Valley, etc.
These dark beasties are attracted to
light, and if they attack you, they
may suck your life away!

Appears in the Palace of Winds.
These mummies keep coming at you when
you attack. It's better to fight from a
distance if you want to avoid damage.

Appears in dungeons.
His hard shell protects him from swords,
but once he rolls into a ball, you can
use the Gust Jar to draw him in.

Appears in dungeons.
They cling to walls and move quickly.
Normal attacks may not work, but the
boomerang is pretty effective.

Appears in Castor Wilds.
These armor-clad soldiers are tough.
Use your shield and rolling skills to
find an opening in their defenses...

Appears in the Palace of Winds.
These Dark Nut commanders are strong,
but if you relax and wait for your
opening, you can still defeat them.

Appears in dungeons.
They move quickly to chase you once
they spot you. Your shield will block
them, but keep on your toes!

Appears in Veil Falls.
These tough Chuchus wear rocks on
their heads. The rocks protect them
from damage, so you'll have to find
a way to knock the rocks off before
you'll be able to destroy them.

Appears in various areas.
These guys move quickly and randomly.
Trap them in a corner and take them
out quickly.

Appears in the Royal Crypt.
They look like doors, but they're really
traps! If you get too close to one, it
will fall down on you!

Appears on Mount Crenel, etc.
These strange beasts hover on
propeller-like leaves. You can pull
them out of the sky with your Gust Jar.

Appears in various areas.
Their fronts are protected with metal
masks, but their backsides aren't! Pop
off that mask for an easy battle.

Appears in dungeons.
If these guys grab you, they'll send
you back to the start of the dungeon.
Dodge them as they fall, then attack.

Appears in dungeons.
If these guys grab you, they'll send
you back to the start of the dungeon.
Watch out when he attacks with others.

Appears in the Eastern Hills, etc.
Five of them pop out at once. If you
smack each one as they pop out of the
ground, they're a piece of cake.

Appears in dungeons.
They often gather in groups in narrow
areas. Once activated, they go a little
crazy. Take them out with arrows.

Appears in dungeons.
They float in the air and explode when
touched. Walk carefully, and you may
escape unhurt...

Appears in caves, dungeons, etc.
Don't let them grab you: they'll eat
your shield if they hold you long
enough. Swing your sword to escape.

Appears in caves, dungeons, etc.
This Rupee Like has a Rupee dangling
from its head stalk. This clever lure
attracts greedy and delicious heroes.

Appears in various areas.
They'll come straight for you if they
spot you. Just swing your sword when
they charge at you.

Appears on Mount Crenel, etc.
These huge boulders come crashing
down from cliff walls. They fall in a
random pattern, so watch your step!

Appears in the Palace of Winds.
They're not fast, but that iron ball is
a bruiser! Try to hit them after they
swing the ball.

Appears in various areas.
They hide under common rocks and
grass. Be careful, because they can
pop out when you least expect it!

Appears in Minish Woods, etc.
They rush you on sight. They also
block head-on attacks with their
spears, so circle around to attack.