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majorasmask
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well gorons are a dead end spieces they have to eat rocks from death mountian and i think it was impossible they survived the flood even though i like them i had to adress this
GerudoDesert
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They actually did survive the flood? o.o
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Yeah, they where the merchants in the trading sequence for the magical armor in WW. You know... the ones on the rafts with the hats?
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yes use the deku leaf on the hat its a goron
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The Goron's had survived the flood if you take a look at the Goron Merchants who had been scattered around The Great Sea. They are also present in Spirit Tracks which takes place a long time after both Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time. The Gorons stated that they could eat any type of rock but they were just big gourmets that it was very difficult to eat certain rocks.
Yes they can. They're just gourmets for Dodongo's Cavern rocks.
Yes they can. They're just gourmets for Dodongo's Cavern rocks.
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Well, I have to say Smitie covered this pretty well in her article about the Gorons.
But adressing the theory, as long as they have rocks (they probably need volcanic rocks which is probably why they only ate Dodongo's Cavern rocks in OoT) and some way to escape the water (secret passage to Death Mountain Crater in Goron City/Goron City being too high up for the water to reach) they're fine.
Also, they were probably just as likely to survive the flood as the Zoras (who became the Rito), the Kokiri (who became the Koroks), and the Hylians. After all, they could've went up to the top of Death Mountain via the secret passage in Goron City. Another possibility is that Goron City was too high up for the water to reach to begin with (seems unlikely though). The scale of Death Mountain seemed a little exaggerated but there is a chance, however slim, that Goron City was too high up for the water to reach.
But adressing the theory, as long as they have rocks (they probably need volcanic rocks which is probably why they only ate Dodongo's Cavern rocks in OoT) and some way to escape the water (secret passage to Death Mountain Crater in Goron City/Goron City being too high up for the water to reach) they're fine.
Also, they were probably just as likely to survive the flood as the Zoras (who became the Rito), the Kokiri (who became the Koroks), and the Hylians. After all, they could've went up to the top of Death Mountain via the secret passage in Goron City. Another possibility is that Goron City was too high up for the water to reach to begin with (seems unlikely though). The scale of Death Mountain seemed a little exaggerated but there is a chance, however slim, that Goron City was too high up for the water to reach.
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the gorons didn't die out. As explained earlier, they are the merchants in the trading sequence, though if you doubt appearances, look at the Goron Sigil on their backpacks...
Anyway, they can eat any kind of rock, but liked the ones in Dodongo's Cavern the best, as evidenced in Majora's Mask when you took the tender-rock sirloin (?) to the goron with Don Garo's mask. Even the Terminian Gorons have heard of the delicacy that is them.
Anyway, they can eat any kind of rock, but liked the ones in Dodongo's Cavern the best, as evidenced in Majora's Mask when you took the tender-rock sirloin (?) to the goron with Don Garo's mask. Even the Terminian Gorons have heard of the delicacy that is them.