History Characters / TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildOtherRaces

* BigStupidDoodooHead: Kheel will angrily refer to Divine Beast Vah Medoh as a big "jerk." Wimpy as that insult might be, Amali still chastises her to watch her language.

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* BlatantLies: You can find Risa in her home practicing a mock conversation with a training dummy with a face on it pretending it's a voe and bringing up a signature family dish of her's. When she catches you eavesdropping, she insists that she's practicing for a restaurant job.

* LegendFadesToMyth: Modern Gerudo are unaware Ganondorf's origins as their former king. They only know a vague legend that claims Calamity Ganon reincarnated as a Gerudo at one point.

* AChildShallLeadThem: A little girl in charge of leading the Gerudo race.

* YouDontLookLikeYou: Very downplayed compared to the Rito, Sheikah, and Zora. In the past games, the Gerudo were slightly taller that the 5ft 7in (170 cm) Adult Link in ''Ocarina of Time'', had slim builds, were consistently dark-skinned with bright red hair, and had amber eyes. Now they tower into the 7-8ft (214-244 cm) height range, are visibly muscular, have hips wider than their shoulders, their skin tones and hair colors have more variation, and they have green eyes.

* MrFanservice

* AmbiguousSituation: Because of the simple textures of this game's artstyle, it's not clear if the Rito [[BarefootCartoonAnimal wear pants]] or if they [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal don't]].

* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Unlike the Rito, that got an update to match the current character design, the Koroks (sans Hestu and Chio, who are new characters) are ''identical'' to their depiction in Videogame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker. Although they don't clash too much with the rest of the game (it helps that Wind Waker and Breath of the Wild both use Cel Shading and simplistic color palettes in their graphics), they do look more cartoony than the other, more realistically rendered races.

* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Possibly [[SubvertedTrope Subverted.]] While it may appear that the race wears a pair of puffy shorts, analyzing them further actually reveals that they might just be feathers that are (mostly) a very pale white compared to their rather colorful feathers. The way they each have matching color feather patterns on their "pants" can suggest they're not actually pants, but on the other hand, they also seem to have pants folds above their tarsus, and almost every Rito has some sort of cloth or belt where their chest and pants would meet, making it a little hard to be certain.

* BarefootCartoonAnimal: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted.]] While it may appear that the race wears a pair of puffy shorts, analyzing them further actually reveals that they are just feathers that are (mostly) a very pale white compared to their rather colorful feathers. Saki is the most obvious giveaway, as her stomach mark and leg feathers are the same blue color.

* PunnyName: His name is a play on "cassowary," though it's [[LostInTranslation more obvious with his original name in the Japanese version]], which is "Kasshiwa".
* RhymesOnADime: Each of the verses he sings are structured like this.

* BarrierWarrior: With the aid of the Thunder Helm she's able to project powerful barriers that can withstand even a Divine Beast's strikes.

* VagueAge: Riju's only slightly shorter than Link and appears to be at least in her adolescent years, given the development of her figure. Yet, she says she's still "a child," which makes it difficult to tell her exact age. It's unknown whether she means it in regard to Link's age, or the adults of her tribe.

* IrrationalHatred: The elder Zoras harbor a great deal resentment toward Link for Mipha's death, which severely misplaced for several reasons.
** They accuse him of "forcing" Mipha to become a Champion, despite the fact that it was Princess Zelda (not Link) who recruited her to pilot Vah Ruta. Also, Mipha wasn't forced, she accepted of her own free will.
** The elders also blame Link for "failing to protect her" which ignores the fact that Link was Princess Zelda's bodyguard, not Mipha's. When the Calamity struck, the Champions each went to their respective Divine Beasts on their own.

* IrrationalHatred: The elder Zoras blame Link for failing to protect Mipha, even though Calamity Ganon was the one who killed her while Link [[spoiler:nearly died himself against the corrupted Guardians]]. The younger Zoras don't blame Link for what happened and they understand that he did what he could.

[[center: [-[[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildHeroes Heroes]] ([[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildLinkAndZelda Link and Zelda]] | [[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildChampions Champions]]) | [[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildAntagonists Antagonists]] ([[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildGanonAndYigaClan Ganon and Yiga Clan]] | [[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildMonstersAndMooks Monsters and Mooks]]) | [[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildRaces Races of Hyrule]] ([[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildHyliansAndSheikah Hylians and Sheikah]] | '''Other Races''') | [[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWildOthers Others]]]]-]

* VocalDissonance: He's a really tall and muscular SharkMan whose voice

* VocalDissonance: He's a really tall and muscular SharkMan whose voice doesn't sound any deeper than the one heard from Link, a guy half his height. Contrast this with his father Dorephan, who sounds as big as he looks.
* WarriorPrince: Sidon is renowned as hero of his people; having once been SwallowedWhole by a giant Octorok terrorizing Hateno Bay, the undeterred prince cut himself out from the monster's belly.
* TheWisePrince: He's a kind and gentle prince who cares deeply for his people and some of the younger Zora you can talk to praise him for how he addresses problems, like looking for a Hylian to help handle shock arrows since Zora can't, even if it upsets the elders. [[spoiler:It's also a subtle detail but unlike his father he seemed to expect that his sister really was killed when Vah Ruta was taken over, instead of merely being trapped inside it for a century like Princess Zelda in Hyrule Castle.]]
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[[folder:Dorephan]]
!!King Dorephan
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Ah... So many memories! My mind is overflowing with nostalgia, my friend."'']]

Mipha's and Sidon's father and the King of the Zora.
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* AnimalMotifs: While his head is somewhat shaped like a shark like the rest of the Zoras, the rest of his body is built more like a whale and his blue coloring is more of that of a [[VisualPun Whale Shark]]. Very fitting for a king of fish-like beings. Also serves as a DevelopmentGag to ''Twilight Princess'' where [[WhatCouldHaveBeen King Zora was to appear and have a whale-like redesign]].
* DramaticIrony: In "The Champions' Ballad", when Link asks for more info on Mipha's Diary, Dorephan encourages you to read it because he thinks that "Mipha would forgive you anything." If you fight the Illusory Realm Waterblight Ganon enough times to talk to Mipha afterward, however, she'll actually demand that you ''not'' read it.
* EveryScarHasAStory: There is a distinct scar on Dorephan's head. According to the Zora records, he got it from his fight against a Guardian.
* {{Foil}}: He's one to King Rhoam. Both are kings whose wives are absent or dead and whose daughters were destined to play key roles in the fight against Ganon. But while Rhoam was a FantasyForbiddingFather whose daughter grew to be somber and resentful because of it to the point of taking her frustrations out on Link, Dorephan was a nice father whose children grew to be unswervingly kind to everyone, especially Sidon.
* TheGoodKing: He is the benevolent leader of the Zora and cares not only for their well-being but that of all of Hyrule, more worried that while his aquatic kingdom will survive when the dam floods, the other races would not be so lucky. [[spoiler:He didn't even object to his daughter's plan to marry Link, despite Link not even having a noble title among his own people much less royal blood and being a [[MayflyDecemberRomance much shorter-lived]] [[FantasticRacism Hylian]] on top of that.]]
* HopeSpot: When Link returned from the Slumber of Resurrection and brought word of Princess Zelda still being alive in Hyrule Castle, he regained his hope that his daughter still lived, trapped inside of Vah Ruta. [[spoiler:He's crushed to learn from Link that she didn't.]]
--> '''Dorephan:''' [[spoiler:Link... She really loved you, you know. Just promise me you will never forget her.]]
* LargeAndInCharge: He towers over the other Zora and has the strength to match, having singlehandedly destroyed a Guardian that even his strongest soldiers couldn't scratch. Only the Great Deku Tree dwarfs him among the friendly [=NPC=]s.
* LikeASonToMe: Saw Link as this even ''before'' he saved the town from Vah Ruta, and is crushed when he finds out Link doesn't even remember him. "The Champions' Ballad" gives him new dialogue, [[spoiler:where he states the reason he is so accepting of Link despite being a Hylian is because of an ancient Zora legend [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime in which a Zora princess fell in love with a Hylian.]]]] He also has a line where he tells Link that he is "practically family."
* MythologyGag: He has a general whale motif, but you'll notice that he has two pairs of the "pectoral fins" that all Zora have. This is unlike real whales, but it does evoke Levias the whale-like Sky Spirit from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'', who also had two pairs of pectoral fins.
* NiceGuy: He's jovial, friendly, and level-headed, and treats Link with considerable respect and affection. You can guess where Sidon got his personality from.
* OutlivingOnesOffspring: He outlived his daughter Mipha who was killed by Calamity Ganon's forces.
* PunnyName: His name is a play-on word for Dorsal and Dolphin.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Defended his people from a Guardian by picking it up and tossing off a cliff, and tried along with his son to find a solution to quelling Vah Ruta.
* RoyalWe: He talks like this in the German localization.
* StoutStrength: He may be round, but it's the roundness one gets from being built like a barrel full of muscles. He's incredibly strong, even having destroyed a Guardian by picking it up and hurling it off the edge of a cliff.
* TopHeavyGuy: He looks to be 90% torso, and given how large he is, that is a lot of torso.
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[[folder:Muzu]]
!!Muzu
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[[caption-width-right:324:''"Have you forgotten already, my king?! We cannot trust these lowly Hylians!"'']]

An elderly Zora with a manta ray-shaped head who serves as the royal adviser.
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* AnimalMotifs: His head looks like a manta ray, another member of the shark family; he has fins on either side of his (flat) head shaped like a ray's wings, a long and whip-like head-tail, and even two flaps of skin to either side of his mouth that resemble a manta ray's "horns".
* DisappointedInYou: He garners this reaction from Dorephan and Sidon in reaction to his resistance to accepting Link's help.
* FantasticRacism: He hates Hylians, and didn't like them even before they "failed" to contain Calamity Ganon. He's particularly hostile towards Link in particular, blaming him for Mipha's death. [[spoiler:As such, he is mortified when King Dorephan presented Link with the Zora Armor that Mipha had made for her intended husband. By the time Link has released Vah Ruta from Ganon's control, however, he sees the error of that way of thinking.]]
* HumblePie: [[spoiler:Once Link neutralizes Vah Ruta, Muzu sees that Link is indeed a worthy Champion instead of the "failure" he grew to resent. Muzu admits to being wrong for his racist way of thinking and asks Link to forgive him for being an old fool.]]
* LampshadeHanging: When Link regains his memories of Mipha, Muzu incredulously remarks at the improbable convenience of this.
-->''Do not mistake me for a fool, Hylian! There is no way you remembered her just now, when it is most convenient.''
* TheMentor: He was Mipha's mentor and cared deeply for his student.
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Unlike other Zora, who have shark-shaped heads, his head is based on a manta ray.
* RacistGrandma: Or grandpa in his case, an elderly Zora that's highly untrusting of [[FantasticRacism Hylians]], and of Link in particular. Although this is not unusual among Zoras who are old enough to remember the Calamity, he is particularly peevish, being particularly rude to Link. [[spoiler:It's hard to blame him, though, since he used to be Mipha's caretaker, and as such was hit particularly hard when she died.]]
* ScaryTeeth: Like all Zora, he has sharp teeth, though his are more spaced out due to age in a way that gives them an appearance similar to an angler fish's.
* ThatLiarLies: He accuses Sidon of lying when informed that [[spoiler:Mipha had intended to marry Link all along]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Seabed Innkeepers]]
!!Kodah, Kayden and Finley

A three-member family of Zoras who operate the Seabed Inn in Zora's Domain; wife Kodah, husband Kayden, and daughter Finley.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Zigzagged with Finley; she acts really mature, even using very formal means of speech, but talking to her has her reveal that she's actually a young adult Zora -- she just hasn't undergone that final physical growth spurt to give her an adult Zora body.
* AffectionateNickname: Kodah still refers to Link by her childhood nickname of "Linny".
* AgeGapRomance: Finley and Sasan have been writing love letters to each other and became enamored to each other like soul mates. The catch is that Finley is only a little girl (at least by physical appearance, according to Zora standards of longevity) and Sasan is an adult who is understandably surprised from seeing Finley for the very first time. Funnily enough, Sasan assumed based on her letters that ''she'' was the older one, though considering Zora growth rates that may be somewhat true.
-->'''Sasan:''' Actually, as a Zora she's probably a lot older than me. That doesn't bother me one bit, but...I hope she feels the same.
* BlessedWithSuck: Finley's opinion on Zora longevity; she's at that troublesome Zora age where she's got the mind of a grown woman but the body of a kid.
* ChildhoodFriend: Kodah was a friend of Link's when they were both young.
* GenerationXerox: Like Kodah was with Link, Finley's in love with a Hylian. Unlike Kodah, with Link as her wingman, Finley can actually make said Hylian her boyfriend.
* InLoveWithLove: Finley wants to find her own prince, and regularly sends a MessageInABottle (well, barrel) to said prince. That said, as a sidequest, you can have Link act as her Wingman (telling Sasan, the Hylian she starts dating afterwards, to go to her at Zora's Domain).
* InterspeciesRomance: If you complete a sidequest that activates after clearing Vah Ruta, Finley starts dating a Hylian.
* LoveBeforeFirstSight: Finley and Sasan fell in love with each other entirely thanks to their correspondence with each other. Upon actually meeting in person for the first time, they find that neither is quite what the other expected, but they still decide to try and make things work.
* LoveTriangle: Zigzagged. When they were younger, Kodah and Mipha were both chasing after Link's feelings, but in the present, Kodah has given up on Link and is HappilyMarried to Kayden.
* MayflyDecemberRomance: Between Link and Kodah, though Link's century-long slumber and Kodah finding another man put an end to this dynamic. Also between Finley and Sasan, with Finley at one point asking Sasan to not die before her.
-->'''Finley:''' You'd better not die before I do!
-->'''Sasan:''' Well, I suppose Zora live a really, really long time, don't you? We'll work it out!
* NoodleIncident: If asked about their past together, an embarrassed Kodah will confess that she once demanded Link make a choice whether he wanted to marry either her or Mipha.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Finley tries to speak and act more maturely to make up for her young physical appearance, but some of her words and actions (wondering if Link is a servant of the "water fairy," her childish gushing over Sasan's stories) indicate that she still retains some childish notions and personality traits.
* PenPals: Finley and Sasan. Sasan fell in love with Finley before even seeing her in person due to the eloquence of her writing, but he's reluctant to go meet her because he made himself out to be a muscular athlete. He resolves to make it up to her by ''becoming'' the muscular athlete Finley deserves through rigorous exercise.
* PunnyName: Finley, with the word "fin."
* SecondLove: Kodah married Kayden after Link disappeared. Kayden, who knew about Kodah's feelings for Link, is even openly apologetic to Link when the two meet at the inn.
* UnknownRival: "The Champions' Ballad" implies this. Mipha's diary makes no mention of Kodah as a rival for Link's affections, even though it ''does'' bring up Mipha's discomfort with Link having to spend so much time with Princess Zelda as the latter's appointed knight.
* UnluckyChildhoodFriend: Kodah had the hots for Link, but never got him. Luckily, she gained a SecondLove in the form of Kayden.
* WackyParentSeriousChild: Kodah is a cheerful, jubilant woman who still acts pretty much the way she did when she and Link were kids together. Finley is a solemn, serious young Zora who even talks like an elder Zora to make herself seem more grown up.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: After you play Matchmaker for Finley and Sasan, Kodah questions Finley's taste in men. Though she admits that, what with her own experience with Link, she's not one to talk.
* WomenAreWiser: Zigzagged. Kodah is the goofy and childish member of the family, despite being female, whilst her husband Kayden is the serious, sensible, down-to-earth one. However, Finley, their daughter, is also a very serious and down-to-earth character.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Big Bad Bazz Brigade]]
!!Big Bad Bazz Brigade

->''"The leader of the pack, Bazz...The heroine, Gaddison...And my father, Trello...They have all aged quite a bit, I'm afraid. But they are all doing well."''
-->--'''Rivan'''

A group of Zora soldiers who were children when the Great Calamity struck. They consist of Bazz, Rivan, and Gaddison. They were friends with Link back then, and he also mentored them in the ways of combat. Bazz's father Seggin once taught Mipha in spear combat, while Rivan's father Trello is in charge of the Champion's Festival held in Mipha's memory. Rivan's daughter Dunma is also a Zora guard.
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* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Seggin attempts to build a resistance to electricity by repeatedly touching a Shock Arrow. It works somewhat, as it's mentioned that he can hold Shock Arrows longer than any Zora, but he still experiences excruciating pain due to his aquatic nature.
* ChildhoodFriends: With Link. They're understandably surprised to see Link a century later neither dead nor elderly looking.
* GenderBlenderName: Gaddison is a Zora woman with a name ending in "-son," which usually found in men's names.
* PinkMeansFeminine: Subverted with Gaddison. Despite being a pink-scaled Zora woman, she's a trained soldier with a GenderBlenderName and a ContraltoOfDanger voice. She also thinks she's got too much blood on her hands to serve as a priest(ess) for a wedding.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Assuming you talk to every [=NPC=] as you come across them, Rivan and his daughter Dunma are the first to indicate that this is the case with the Zora. Rivan is a young-looking Zora who was nonetheless ChildhoodFriends with Link before the Calamity a hundred years ago (and he also states that he is now over 130 year old, indicating that he was around 30 when he was a child and hinting at the ProportionalAging), while his similarly young-looking daughter proudly states that she is "less than 100 years old."
* RedHerring: Despite Gaddison's name ending in "-son," she can't be recruited to move to Tarrey Town. Though she at least points you in the right direction.
[[/folder]]

!Gerudo

[[folder:General]]
!!Gerudo

A race of large muscular humans consisting almost entirely of women. They make their home in the desert that is named after their tribe.
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* AmazonianBeauty: Zigzagged; whilst all adult Gerudo seen are incredibly tall, visibly muscular, and quite beautiful, and many Hylian men refer to them as gorgeous, it's also noted that their stature and/or build can be off-putting to men. The middle-aged Gerudo have lost their definition, but are still solidly built and veer into BigBeautifulWoman territory, while the elderly Gerudo have lost so much mass that they look like human "bean poles".
* BareYourMidriff: Gerudo go around with their waists bared, showing off their visible abs. This may in fact be the entire point of dressing this way, as if Link tries to tell a guard that he's a Gerudo while DisguisedInDrag, the guard tells him he's obviously lying because she can't see his abs. [[SelectiveObliviousness Though she still doesn't notice he's a man]].
* BedlahBabe: Most Gerudo clothing are based off Arabic belly dancer outfits. The general Gerudo outfit consist of stomach-revealing tops, either knee- or ankle-length harem pants, heeled pointed shoes, and lots of jewelry.
* BlingOfWar: Gerudo love decorating their armor and weapons with lavish amounts of gold and jewelry.
* TheBusCameBack: This is the first time the Gerudo tribe have appeared in a ''Zelda'' game since ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaFourSwordsAdventures Four Sword Adventures]]'' in 2004 (not counting Ganondorf).
* CodeOfHonour: Several discover Link's real gender, but do not reveal it to authorities because he has helped them and their country. It would be insulting to someone who aided them when no one else could.
* ConLang: To an extent. It's not a lot, but they're still the only race in the game to have a unique language, and most of the words even have translations stated in the game.
* ContraltoOfDanger: Most of the adults have rather deep voices for women, fitting for a race of amazonian warriors.
* DarkSkinnedRedhead: As is tradition. They generally have olive skin with crimson hair, although ''Breath of the Wild'' actually gives them some skin and hair variations, their skin ranging from fair or medium to very dark brown and their hair being various shades of red. The biggest oddity is Ashai, the Gerudo who teaches the "Voe and You" classes, who's colors are so much paler than usual, her skin tone is fair enough that it isn't out of place for a Hylian or Sheikah and her hair is a shade of pink rather than "red".
* GoldMakesEverythingShiny: The appearance and descriptions for several Gerudo items, definitely follow this trope.
* HartmanHips: Upon adult maturity, their hips have twice the circumference of their torso. It makes them distinctively curvaceous compared to Hylian and Sheikah women.
* HorseOfADifferentColor: Their primary mode of transportation is by driving Sand Seals, hairy walrus-like pinnipeds which [[SandIsWater swim through the sand]] and tow them while they ShieldSurf.
* LadyLand: Their home city is entirely cut off from men, who are barred from entry. [[spoiler:Link has to dress in drag to even gain entry.]] Unlike most examples of this trope, there's no indication that there's any particular enmity for men; indeed, it's made quite clear that Gerudo not only actively look forward to finding husbands and having families, but sincerely do love the husbands they have. The reason for Gerudo Town's exclusivity is explained as a cultural one by one NPC: it encourages Gerudo citizens to leave town to search for husbands. See, many Gerudo elders fear that if men were allowed to visit Gerudo Town, then many Gerudo would merely settle down with one of the visitors, never bothering to leave Gerudo Town and see what life outside the desert has to offer.
** In fact, the trope is lightly deconstructed in that it clearly poses problems for the Gerudo when it comes to interacting with "voe". They have a special class dedicated to helping Gerudo understand how to woo men, and traveling Gerudo that Link encounters are often quite awkward with interacting with him. At least one actively flies into a panic when Link talks to her, whispering to herself to try and remember the lessons she was taught about what to do around a "voe". It's even implied that the reason Link's disguise works so well is because they are so ignorant of men; an elderly Gerudo who had once traveled across Hyrule is easily able to see past the disguise, as can a young Hylian woman visiting the town.
** For some reason, Gorons are allowed to enter the city without issue. In the English version, nobody really knows why, least of all the Gorons. [[LostinTranslation However, in the Japanese version]], as well as some translations, it's made clear that the reason is that Gorons are considered female by the Gerudo people, another hint that Gorons may in fact be a OneGenderRace.
** Several married women complain about the law, as they dislike being separated from their loving husbands. Some only work in Gerudo Town during certain seasons, and live the rest of the year elsewhere with their non-female friends and family.
* MagicalAccessory: A specialty of the Gerudo is crafting jewelry with protective properties.
* MiniatureSeniorCitizens: The elders of their race are of approximately normal size, but compared to the statuesque build of those in their prime, the comparison is pretty staggering.
* NationalWeapon: The scimitar, shield, and glaive. While soldiers carry trident-like glaives, civilian Gerudo carry scimitars and shields for self-defense. The Gerudo also use the stronger Moonlight Scimitar and Radiant Shield for ceremonial purposes, and the Champion Urbosa had her own even stronger versions called the Scimitar of the Seven and the Daybreaker.
* NoGuyWantsAnAmazon: Zigzagged. For the most part, we see Gerudo women are held up as extremely desirable by Hylian men, with many male [=NPCs=] that Link encounters being enamored with them. However, there are references that their intimidating build and CrossCulturalKerfluffle can lead to rejections. There is a school in Gerudo Town that teaches young Gerudo how to interact with "voe", and not only does the teacher directly reference that being too aggressive can be intimidating for "voe", but one particularly bad student keeps flunking the lessons by being ''way'' too aggressive. Furthermore, a tearful Gerudo named Deltan in the canteen mentions one "voe" rejected her because he "doesn't like girls twice his height".
** It's even further zigzagged because Deltan goes through a list of excuses this "voe" used to reject her. One of which being that he's already with someone. This suggests that he was trying to let her down easy, but failed because it's that final admission that Deltan can't even be mad about.
* OneGenderRace: The Gerudo are all women and reproduce by marrying Hylian men. It is in fact common for women of marrying age to travel the world to find husbands. It is mentioned that male Gerudo exist but are very rare (in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]'', it was said to be one a century, with Ganondorf being the only living one at the time), but none are seen in the present generation in this game.
* OpenSecret: Among the older Gerudo and non-Gerudo in town, it seems fairly well known that men from outside disguise themselves in female garb to sneak in. "The Champions' Ballad" reveals that Urbosa, the Gerudo Chief at the time no less, even suggested to Link that he do this in order to look for Zelda when she exploited the "no voe" rule to get away from him.
* PoirotSpeak: They insert Gerudo greetings -- as well as the words for "thank you", "man", and "woman" -- into their otherwise perfectly fluent Hylian.
* ProngsOfPoseidon: The Gerudo Spear is visibly trident-shaped, though the golden side-blades seem to be more decorative than anything.
* ProudMerchantRaceGuy: As opposed to their old cultural hat, which was being a tribe of DesertBandits (or {{pirate}}s, in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]]''), their new hat is that they are a very mercantile and trade-oriented people.
* SecretKeeper: [[spoiler:A few of them (this including an elder, a black market shopkeep, Riju, and Riju's main guard) see through Link's disguise for the dude that he is (though said guard had to be informed by Riju herself). That said, they decide to keep things mum]].
* ShesGotLegs: Contributing to their impressive height, they have luxuriously long legs that are emphasized by HartmanHips.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Some Gerudo can be found travelling Hyrule seeking a husband, and will awkwardly attempt to flirt with Link.
* StatuesqueStunner: Adult Gerudos are about twice as big as Link, though with few exceptions, it doesn't seem to put off a lot of men. The few elderly Gerudo encountered are still about one head taller than Link.
* ThemeNaming: Many of their names are derived from Japanese transliterations of English words relating to beauty and cosmetics. "Riju" comes from "rouge," "Buliara" in the Japanese version is "Beauler" (derived from "beau"), "Essa" comes from "aesthetics," "Fegran" comes from "fragrance," "Kohm" comes from "comb," "Laine" comes from "eye liner," "Isha" comes from "eye shadow," and so on.
* TookALevelInKindness: Originally portrayed as a tribe of fierce DesertBandits loyal to [[BigBad Ganondorf]] who also kidnapped Hylians, here they are no meaner than any of the other races of Hyrule, barring some awkwardness when interacting with men. Urbosa and Riju in particular are two of the nicest characters in the game, with Urbosa calling Ganondorf's existence a stain on the Gerudo's honor.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: Very downplayed compared to the Rito, Sheikah, and Zora. In the past games, the Gerudo were slightly taller that the 5ft 7in (170 cm) Adult Link in ''Ocarina of Time'', had slim builds, were consistently dark-skinned with bright red hair, and had amber eyes. Now they tower into the 7-8ft (214-244 cm) height range, are visibly muscular, have hips wider than their shoulders, their skin tones and hair colors have more variation, and they have green eyes.
* YourSizeMayVary: In previous games, although they were slightly taller than Adult Link, they still weren't that big compared to the 7ft 6in (229 cm) tall Ganondorf. Here, they're all extremely tall, with one Gerudo named Deltan stating herself to "only" be eight feet tall.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Riju]]
!!Makeela Riju
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I've tried so hard to be worthy of their love, to be a worthy chief... and to prove to myself that I was worthy, too."'']]

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/ElizabethMaxwell (English), Monserrat Mendoza González (Mexican Spanish), Joel Mulachs (European Spanish), Magdalena Turba (German)

The Gerudo Chief and descendant of the royal line. Although very young, Riju is a well-loved and capable ruler of her tribe.
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* AChildShallLeadThem: A little girl in charge of leading the Gerudo race.
* AllThereInTheManual: Her family name (Makeela) was revealed in exactly two places at the time of release: the Prima guide, and her in-game diary that you don't have access to until you've recovered the Thunder Helm.
* AmbiguouslyRelated: It's left ambiguous if Riju is a direct descendent of Urbosa, given the dialogue from both characters as Urbosa never mentions having children of her own. However, Urbosa could have had a sister or cousin who could have been a direct ancestor to Riju.
* BarrierWarrior: With the aid of the Thunder Helm she's able to project powerful barriers that can withstand even a Divine Beast's strikes.
* CoolCrown: She wears a very impressive one in her introduction.
* DeadpanSnarker: When she first dons the Thunder Helm after Link returns it, she asks him how it looks on her. If you choose to say, "[[CaptainObvious It's a little big...]]"
-->'''Riju:''' ... You don't say.
* FirstNameBasis: Despite Buliara's objections, Riju seems to like Link calling her by her personal name.
* {{Foil}}:
** To Urbosa. The Champion was a grown woman with a self-assured and motherly attitude, while Riju is young girl who is yet to fully grow into her role as Gerudo Chief.
** She's also a foil to Zelda. Both lost their mothers while they were young, forcing them to grow up fast. Each felt like an InadequateInheritor, but while Zelda felt this way because of pressure from her father and gossip from courtiers, Riju felt this way because she thought her subjects were being too soft and easy on her due to her age. Both blame themselves heavily for failing to do something important (Zelda couldn't awaken her sealing power in time to defeat Calamity Ganon, Riju lost the Thunder Helm to the Yiga Clan), but both are ultimately able to rectify their mistakes and overcome their feelings of inadequacy with Link's help. They also treat Link as TheConfidant when it comes to their respective perceived inadequacies.
* GirlsLoveStuffedAnimals: She has three Sand Seal plushies in her bedchamber: one in the bed, another on her desk, and a third tucked away in a basket like a sleeping pet.
* GuestStarPartyMember: Riju is Link's aid for the fight with Naboris; by using her Thunder Helm she can protect him from the lightning attacks while Link attacks with bomb arrows.
* TheHighQueen: She rules her people with benevolence and wisdom much greater than her age might suggest. Even when she makes a mistake, her subjects remain loyal to her humility, purity, and willingness to place their needs above herself. She's also a stunning girl who will become a beautiful grown woman.
* InadequateInheritor: She fears not measuring up to her mother, the previous chief; her people all try and shield her from the harshness of the world with kind words and praise, and she fears their lack of criticism will lead her to become complacent.
* ItsAllMyFault: Riju blames herself for the theft of the Thunder Helm, citing her own weak leadership as what emboldened the Yiga Clan to steal it from under their noses.
* LittleMissBadass: She's not only a capable and beloved ruler despite her age, but she'll also [[spoiler:ride a sand seal across the desert while using her royal line's powers to shield herself and Link from Vah Naboris' powerful lightning strikes.]]
* MaskOfPower: The Thunder Helm, an enchanted Relic of the Gerudo's royal line which can nullify lightning; after Link recovers it, she uses its power to help him confront Naboris.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Most of the time she does her best to project a regal and formal air as is befitting for the Gerudo Chief. But she can also be seen playing with her stuffed animals and her pet Sand Seal Patricia in a way more befitting a child of her age. She'll get rather embarrassed if you catch her doing the former.
* OneSizeFitsAll: Averted with the Thunder Helm, which is obviously meant to be worn by an adult; when Riju puts it on, it has a tendency to slip on her face because it's too big.
** Also averted with the throne she sits on. Look closely: she's not sitting on the throne proper, she's sitting on a wooden "booster seat" mounted on top of it, because the real thing is way too big for her at her age.
* RapunzelHair: Riju's hair is ankle length even when tied into a braid wider then her waist.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite the fact that men are forbidden from entering Gerudo Town, she makes an exception when she sees through Link's disguise (seeing him as a powerful ally in recovering the Thunder Helm). Despite this though, she won't lift a finger from stopping the guards if you try changing out of the Gerudo outfit (Aside from the Thunder Helm and Snow and Sand boots).
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Much like Urbosa before her she takes an active role in assisting Link against Calamity Ganon, using her bloodline power to help him infiltrate the Gerudo Divine Beast.
* SecretKeeper: She keeps Link's real gender on the down-low when she sees through his disguise.
* WiseBeyondTheirYears: She's remarkably knowledgeable about Sheikah artifacts based on what she says about the Sheikah Slate, and she's able to deduce Link's real identity (and by extension his gender) based on that alone.
* YoungerThanSheLooks: She's introduced reclining on her throne and even when standing she's about the same size as Link. It's only when you think to compare her to the other Gerudo, or the story brings it up, that you realize she's not even fully grown.
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[[folder:Buliara]]
!!Buliara
[[quoteright:195:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/buliara.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:195:''"You stand before Lady Riju, chief of the Gerudo! Declare your business, but come no closer!"'']]

Riju's very protective personal bodyguard.
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* BodyguardingABadass: As noted in Riju's entry, the fact that she's still a child doesn't stop her from being a LittleMissBadass in her own right.
* RedOniBlueOni: Buliara is the red one, as she is always brusque with Link, is uncompromising about men entering the town, and is a trained warrior, whereas Riju is the blue one, as she is very calm, quickly makes an exception to the "no men" rule for Link, and makes up for her lack of combat skill by being a great Sand Seal rider.
* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: If Link recklessly swings his weapon around in her presence, she'll swing her Golden Claymore back at him.
* WhatTheHellHero: She'll berate you if you end up breaking Urbosa's weapons in combat.
* YoungerThanSheLooks: She has a stockier figure that is more characteristic of the middle-aged Gerudo characters. But a minor NPC says that Buliara has only just gotten old enough to fill such a crucial guard position, indicating that she is actually a very young adult.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Barta]]

A Gerudo soldier with a penchant for getting herself into trouble. She's first seen imprisoned in the Yiga Clan's hideout in an attempt to gather information on them, then is later found searching for a Great Fairy Fountain.
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* LeeroyJenkins:
** She barged straight into the Yiga Clan's hideout without consulting or getting help from any of her colleagues, which got her captured.
** She apparently didn't learn her lesson even after being freed, as she treks into the most hazardous area of the desert alone and without adequate supplies.
* ShoutOut: To [[ComicBook/NewGods Big Barda]] of DC fame.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Isha]]
[[quoteright:276:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ishabreathofthewild.png]]

Owner of the jewelry shop Starlight Memories.
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* DiamondsInTheBuff: She sleeps wearing nothing but jewelry.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Isha goes by an alias because considers her real name, "Jewel", too embarrassing.
* LoveTriangle: Was involved in one with Ashai, though both are now single.
* MagicalAccessory: She creates these from gemstones.
* MeaningfulName: A jeweler named Jewel. Her pseudonym is also Hebrew for "woman," which is rather appropriate for a [[Main/SingleGenderRace Gerudo]].
* OnlySixFaces: Averted in her case. Despite being a minor NPC, she's one of the few Gerudo who doesn't share her face, hair, or outfit with any other character.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The "Voe and You" Class]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dinsql2v4aeki8ujpg_large.jpeg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Clockwise on the left: Ashai, Dina, Risa, and Pasha]]

->''"OK, everyone! Let's show our cute observer what we've been learning in class!"''

A class taught by a lighter-skinned Gerudo named Ashai about how to interact with men, with nightly cooking lessons thrown in based on volumes on cooking written by a man named Aurie Taamu.
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* AbductionIsLove: When Ashai brings up a hypothetical situation where a very ill man is encountered, Risa claims that she would secretly bring him to her home to recover, which Ashai notes is basically kidnapping.
* BlatantLies: You can find Risa in her home practicing a mock conversation with a training dummy with a face on it pretending it's a voe and bringing up a signature family dish of her's. When she catches you eavesdropping, she insists that she's practicing for a restaurant job.
* BreadEggsMilkSquick: Whenever Ashai brings up a hypothetical interaction with a man, Pasha and Dina each give their own sensible answers for how they would respond, while Risa answers with a very aggressive and usually illegal suggestion.
* DrunkenGlow: Risa brings this up when roleplaying a conversation with a man. She pretends the guy is turning red from drink and notes that Gerudo don't because they're red already.
* FeminineWomenCanCook: Ashai also throws in nightly cooking lessons to help the ladies become more eligible bachelorettes.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Risa claims she is only present at the class as a "refresher course" and seems a bit peeved that she has to study. It's clear from her subsequent answers to Ashai's questions that her confidence is woefully misplaced.
* LoveTriangle: Ashai and Isha had one but [[NoodleIncident how it ended is unclear]]. Both ended up single.
* NoSocialSkills: Risa, at least when it comes to interacting with men. The answers she gives to Ashai's hypothetical interactions with men are all overly aggressive and/or illegal, and at night she can found at her home very awkwardly role-playing a conversation with a man using a training dummy.
* RoseHairedSweetie: Ashai is one of the few Gerudo who has ''pink'' hair instead of red and teaches women ready to leave town on how to better behave around guys and improve their cooking skills in hopes of finding their future husbands.
* RuleOfThree: There are three students in the class.
* ThroughHisStomach: Ashai's cooking classes are tied into the "Voe and You" class because of this trope.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Shabonne and Tali]]

The managers of the Sand-Seal Rally. Shabonne mentored Tali into the sand seal champion she is today and often speaks on behalf of the shy younger woman.
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* ElectiveMute: Tali will just stand silently with arms akimbo and let Shabonne interact with Link. She'll finally speak for herself when Link beats her record.
* FunnyAfro: Tali has one and she's the only Gerudo to have one.
* GogglesDoSomething: Both Tali and Shabonne wear goggles to protect their eyes from the sand stirred up from sand seal surfing. They look like CoolShades, as befitting their "cool celebrity and manager" image.
* ShrinkingViolet: Shabonne says that Tali has always been shy.
* SymbolMotifClothing: They both have sand seal faces all over their outfits.
[[/folder]]

!Gorons

[[folder:General]]
!!Gorons

A race of large rock-like humanoids who make their home in Death Mountain in the Eldin Region.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: The Goron greatswords are named, in order of strength, Cobble Crusher, Stone Smasher, and Boulder Breaker.
* BeTheBall: Gorons travel quickly by curling themselves into a ball and rolling around.
* BilingualBonus: As with previous iterations, Gorons are named after the Japanese sound effect for something rolling around.
* EatDirtCheap: A Goron's diet consists entirely of rock and minerals; in fact, all the food they sell in their stores is specifically to cater to tourists!
* HealingSpring: Just like in ''Twilight Princess'', they run a volcanic hotspring which will actually heal Link when he is in the water.
* HypocriticalHumor: There are Gorons who will make PleasePutSomeClothesOn comments to Link if he speaks to them while wearing nothing but boxers, even though they almost never wear anything more than a loincloth themselves.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Out of all the races, they seem to be the least in the know about Calamity Ganon. What's more, while all the other races view the Divine Beasts' rampages as SignsOfTheEndTimes, the Goron view Van Rudania's bombardments as just an inconvenience to their mining operation.
* NationalWeapon: A unique form of heavy claymore with no cutting edge. Goron soldiers are mostly seen bearing the Cobble Crusher, with a more powerful form called the Stone Smasher also being available. Daruk wielded an even stronger version called the Boulder Breaker.
* OddlyShapedSword: Goron greatswords such as the Cobble Crusher are blunted and are more or less crushing weapons.
* OneGenderRace:
** They all ''appear'' to be male, though unlike with the Gerudo, this is never commented upon and may just be the LawOfConservationOfDetail at work. This is lampshaded by a pair of Goron [=NPCs=] in Gerudo Town; each wonders why they let him in.
** [[LostinTranslation In the Japanese version]] this IS commented upon, as Traicy, who is observing the two previously mentioned Gorons, actually notes that Gorons are considered female by the Gerudo, hence why they are allowed inside their town.
* {{Prospector}}: Goron society runs almost entirely on mining precious minerals and selling them to other races.
* SiliconBasedLife: They are large portly rock-like people.
* SimpleStaff: The Goron spear weapons are actually heavy metal combat staves made from repurposed mining equipment.
* StoutStrength: Their natural build is on the hefty side, but also very muscular.
* SuperStrength: Naturally, Gorons are much stronger than human races.
* SuperToughness: They are also much more resilient to damage.
* VolcanoLair: The Gorons live in a dormant volcano with lava and fire all around them. Of course, being rock people, they are entirely immune to fire and heat.
* WorthlessYellowRocks: They're not too fond of gemstones because they taste terrible, so they make bank by selling them to other races instead.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Yunobo]]
!!Yunobo
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_the_legend_of_zelda_breath_of_the_wild_yunobo.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''"Monsters! They're here! They found me! Help!"'']]

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/KumikoWatanabe (Japanese), Joe Hernandez (English), Alan Fernando Velázquez (Mexican Spanish), Carles Lladó (European Spanish)

A young Goron who is the descendant of Daruk.
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* BeadyEyedLoser: Although he is actually a valuable asset to the Gorons, his cowardly nature can get the better of him and cause no small amount of frustration in his peers.
* BeehiveBarrier: From his ancestor Daruk, he inherited the power to create an impenetrable barrier of fire.
* BlushSticker: Has them to help make him seem younger compared to the other adult Gorons.
* CowardlyLion: Yunobo is terrified of monsters, but he refuses to shrink away from his duty of fighting Vah Rudania.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He is first encountered hidden away in the North Mine, behind an avalanche of rocks, hiding behind his BeehiveBarrier whimpering about monsters.
* FamousAncestor: He's descended from Daruk, the Goron Champion chosen to help destroy Ganon.
* {{Foil}}: To his ancestor, Daruk. Daruk is the stock bold and brash Goron, but Yunobo is gentle and rather cowardly. Daruk says in "The Champions' Ballad" that he actually used to be like Yunobo himself when he was young and asks Link to pass on some advice to the latter on how to grow into a real hero.
* GentleGiant: Like most Gorons, he's a very friendly person despite his great strength.
* GuestStarPartyMember: Yunobo is Link's aid for the fight with Rudania; he must be [[EscortMission guided]] safely to the Cannons where Link can launch him at the Divine Beast.
* HumanCannonball: Because he has an ability to become immune to any form of damage, he makes a very good cannonball and contributes to the Rudania fight by being used as ammo for the Goron Cannons.
* InformedAttribute: Says he doesn't eat as much as the other Gorons, and therefor is a bit scrawny compared to them. He is still roughly the same size as a boulder.
* LovableCoward: Is extremely afraid of monsters (and anything he ''thinks'' is a monster), but he's a very kind soul.
* NotSoDifferent: From Daruk, as the Champion himself reveals during ''The Champions' Ballad.'' Specifically Daruk was much more like Yunobo when he was younger.
* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Because he is descended from Daruk, he inherited Daruk's Protection, making him immune to all conventional attacks without the limited use Link has when using the ability.
* VerbalTic: He tends to say "goro" at the end of his sentences.
* VocalDissonance: Despite coming from a race of usually deep-voiced rock people and being a big guy himself, his English voice sounds like that of a human teenager. His Japanese voice sounds even younger than that.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Seeing Daruk briefly makes him feel stronger. He's never told this directly, but Daruk himself muses to Link in ''The Champions' Ballad'' that he used to be like Yunobo when he was younger, and advises Link to help him grow as a warrior, voicing his belief that Yunobo could become even stronger than Daruk in time.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bludo]]
!!Bludo
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bludo.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''"Hmph, it's just some back pain..."'']]

->''"I was plannin' to drive off Rudania like I always do, but then this blasted pain in my back flared up outta nowhere..."''

The boss of Goron City, in charge of its leadership as well as the mining company the culture is built around. He is perhaps the toughest and fiercest Goron around, but is often out of duty because of back pain.
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* BadassBeard: An even more magnificent one than Daruk.
* BenevolentBoss: He may be a sour old man, but the Gorons all value his leadership and bravery greatly.
* CrackOhMyBack: Because he's so old, he suffers from regular back pain, and even with his medication, he is at times rendered unable to perform his duties.
* EyepatchOfPower: He is missing his right eye.
* RetiredBadass: He probably should be retired given how ancient he is, but he still makes a point to go to the frontlines in the battles with Rudania himself. Without him operating the cannons, the Gorons are forced to abandon the plans.
* ScrewPolitenessImASenior: He's a very crotchety old man and most of Goron City is terrified of him.
--> '''Bludo:''' ''"I'm the great Goron Boss who's fearsome enough to silence a crying child! Or to make the silenced child cry, either way."''
* WorfHadTheFlu: Because of the back problems mentioned above, he's unable to aid Link or Yunobo in quelling the Rudania, he even lampshades on the unfortunate timing when it acts up.
* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: Most other characters will cower in fear if Link swings his sword at them. Bludo, however, will swat Link back in retaliation.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Goron Blood Brothers]]
!!Goron Blood Brothers

A trio of Goron brothers dedicated to intense training regimens to show off their endurance. In order of age, they consist of Bayge, Heehl, and Kabetta. On top of maintaining several training spots, they are also seen during "The Champions' Ballad" scoping out the spots where Daruk once proved his worthiness as a Champion.
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* BloodBrothers: They themselves are actually biological brothers, but they make Link this once he proves his strength to them.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: If you check the quest description of "The Gut Check Challenge" after you've started the climbing challenge, you see a message from Bayge saying "Stop checking your adventure log and start checking your gut, brother."
* MachoMasochism: One Shrine Quest in the Gerudo Highlands involves them sitting on one of two heated platforms for as long as they can before passing out to prove how manly they are.
* SiblingYinYang: Bayge and Heehl are energetic and boisterous, but Kabetta is rather timid and lazy.
[[/folder]]
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