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'''Potato'''{{Ref|"Potato" - ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Encyclopedia]]'' (Dark Horse Books) pg. 282}} is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''. She is a resident of [[Molida Island]]. Potato stands next to the stone tablet which holds the second part of the Wayfarer's Words. The house she stands next to contains a [[Treasure Chest]] holding a [[Phantom Hourglass Treasure|Treasure]]. She remarks how the stone tablets, which were scattered by the [[Old Wayfarer]], are a big nuisance.{{Ref|PH|203|Potato}} Later on in [[Link (The Wind Waker)#Phantom Hourglass|Link's | '''Potato'''{{Ref|"Potato" - ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Encyclopedia]]'' (Dark Horse Books) pg. 282}} is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''. She is a resident of [[Molida Island]]. Potato stands next to the stone tablet which holds the second part of the Wayfarer's Words. The house she stands next to contains a [[Treasure Chest]] holding a [[Phantom Hourglass Treasure|Treasure]]. She remarks how the stone tablets, which were scattered by the [[Old Wayfarer]], are a big nuisance.{{Ref|PH|203|Potato}} Later on in [[Link (The Wind Waker)#Phantom Hourglass|Link]]'s adventure, she mentions having asked [[Romanos]] if she could remove his father's tablets, which he vehemently opposed.{{Ref|PH|204|Potato}} | ||
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Potato[1] is a character from Phantom Hourglass. She is a resident of Molida Island. Potato stands next to the stone tablet which holds the second part of the Wayfarer's Words. The house she stands next to contains a Treasure Chest holding a Treasure. She remarks how the stone tablets, which were scattered by the Old Wayfarer, are a big nuisance.[2] Later on in Link's adventure, she mentions having asked Romanos if she could remove his father's tablets, which he vehemently opposed.[3]
References
- ↑ "Potato" - The Legend of Zelda: Encyclopedia (Dark Horse Books) pg. 282
- ↑ "Oh, just look at this stone tablet! The guy who lives nearby, Romanos, had a father who scattered these here. They're left as testament to his trip to the Isle of Gust, but they're a big nuisance!" — Potato, Phantom Hourglass.
- ↑ "I just asked Romanos if I could pull up all these stone-tablet nuisances. And he got so upset! He said that all of these are mementos of his father. What a sudden change of heart! He used to say his father was such a failure..." — Potato, Phantom Hourglass.