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Hylia is the only known worshipped deity in [[Skyloft]], and is often known only as "The Goddess". During the prologue of the game, her role in [[Hyrule]]'s mythology is shown. She was meant to protect the Triforce, passed down by the "old gods". When the [[Surface|land below]] is attacked by evil forces, she raises an island with the humans and the "Ultimate Power" on it into [[The Sky|the sky]]. She and the remaining land dwellers fought off the evil forces.

Despite being a large demon with huge wings, Batreaux is really a kindhearted soul. He longs to become a human so that he can stay in the presence of others.

Bertie is a shy, quiet guy who works at the Infusion Shop, which is part of the [[Luv and Bertie's Potion Shop]] he runs with his wife, [[Luv]]. Luv sells potions that [[Link]] can carry around in his [[bottle]] and Bertie [[Skyward Sword Upgrades#Potion Upgrades|upgrades]] them to be more effective if Link brings him the right [[bugs]]. Their shop is located in the [[Bazaar|Skyloft Bazaar]].

Cawlin is a young [[Skyloftian]] boy who attends the [[Knight Academy]] and is friends with [[Groose]] and [[Strich]]. He and Strich help Groose tease and bully [[Link]] early on in our hero's adventure.

Dodoh is an eccentric character who spends his time on [[Fun Fun Island]] hosting his own mini-game: [[Dodoh's High Dive]]. After reviving [[Scrapper]], [[Link]] has the option to help Dodoh retrieve his missing [[Dodoh's Party Wheel|Party Wheel]]. The Party Wheel is required if Link wishes to play his mini-game. The reward for completing his side-quest is five [[Gratitude Crystal]]s and a free round of his mini-game.

Dovos is the man that can be found in the restaurant area of the [[Bazaar]]. He is a lover of food, especially [[Piper]]'s. At a later point in the story, he discusses rumors regarding a sobbing woman in the [[Knight Academy]], who is actually [[???|the ghost hand found in the bathroom]]. Once Link listens to the hand and comes back to Dovos, he sympathizes with it, saying that he has been in the same situation before, and also assumes that the hand is a person asking to be handed toilet paper.     

Instructor Eagus is the master swordsman, knight commander and fighting arts teacher of [[Skyloft]]'s well-known [[Knight Academy]], where [[Skyloftian]] adolescents and adults who have the courage and perseverance to become knights train to do so. [[Link]] attends this academy. Eagus is one of the three major instructors of the academy, his two colleagues being [[Instructor Owlan|Owlan]], the science and history teacher, and [[Instructor Horwell|Horwell]], the language arts and practical skills teacher. He works for [[Gaepora]], the headmaster of the academy, who is also the father of [[Zelda]], Link's close friend. Eagus can always be found in the [[Sparring Hall]], located near the main dormitory of the Knight Academy. During the early parts of the game, Link goes to Eagus on request for a sword. In return, he gives him the [[Practice Sword]] to borrow. Eagus will always be willing to let Link practice in his hall, offering many different obstacles that Link must slash strategically to defeat. He will often encourage Link calling him a fast learner and a good student.

Fledge is one of the students of the [[Knight Academy]]. A seemingly shy guy, Fledge seems to be a bit of a push-over. He spends his time idolizing Link, and often mentions how he would like to be more like our hero. He can't keep a secret under pressure seeing as he told Pipit about Groose and his gang trapping Link's Loftwing.

Gaepora is the headmaster of the [[Knight Academy]], and [[Zelda|Zelda's]] father. He seems to hold an even higher position of authority in [[Skyloft]].

Goselle is the loving mother of [[Rupin]], but tends to be very demanding, and dislikes doing work. She is quite fond of relics and antiques, and displays them in [[Rupin]]'s house, where she lives. If [[Link]] breaks any of these antiques, Goselle will become furious, and warn him not to do it again. Any subsequent destruction of her antiques will cause her to force Link to pay 20 [[Rupee]]s, and afterwards 10 to 30 Rupees, seemingly at random, although she claims that the number isn't made up.   

Greba is a wise, old woman who lives on [[Skyloft]] with her son, [[Gondo]]. While Gondo leaves [[Gondo's House|their house]] during the day to run the [[Scrap Shop]], Greba is always seen at home. Greba spends quite a bit of time washing Gondo's dirty laundry during the day and frequently complains about her son's constant filthy messes and tinkering with machines, as she always has to clean it up.

Gully is a mischievous young boy. He is the son of [[Piper]], a food lover and researcher. He is fascinated by bugs, with a room containing many framed insects, and wants a [[Bug Net]] from [[Beedle's Air Shop]]. He looks up to [[Strich]] and [[Link]], and teaches Link how to roll near the beginning of the game.

Henya is an employee of the [[Knight Academy]]. She has worked there since it opened, 25 years previous. According to [[Fi]], she is very spirited and quick to give her opinions. Henya serves meals to students at the academy. Henya is very disgruntled when a student comes in for a meal late or breaks her pottery and glassware.

Kina is a waitress for the [[Lumpy Pumpkin]]. She is the daughter of the joint's owner, [[Pumm]].  

Mallara is a cheerful woman who is the mother of [[Pipit]]. She is very lazy, and dislikes cleaning.  

Mia is [[Gaepora|Gaepora's]] pet [[Remlit]]. One of the first side-quests [[Link]] can do involves retrieving her from atop the [[Knight Academy]]'s roof. If he hits Mia with his [[sword]], she will ball up and allows Link to pick her up and carry her around. He can even throw the pet Remlit off the edge of Skyloft. Also, during the night, Mia and the other pet Remlits around [[Skyloft]] will turn demonic. When Link approaches one of the cats, they will frill up their tails and hiss, also attempting to attack him, ''actually'' dealing damage.  

Orielle is a kind young woman who lives on [[Skyloft]]. She has a fascination with [[Loftwing]]s, and often gives [[Link]] tips on how to train and maintain his own Loftwing. Her brother is [[Parrow]], a well built man who can tend to be protective of his sister. Both characters are involved in the same side-quest.  

Parrow is a well built and honest young man from [[Skyloft]]. Just like his sister, [[Orielle]], he adores [[Loftwing]]s and has vast knowledge about them. He can often be seen near the [[The Plaza]] walking around calmly. He later worries for his sister Orielle, and sends Link to search for her. When Link locates her out in the [[The Sky]], she is seen crashed on a small island with her injured bird. Link rides back to the Plaza and informs Parrow about his sister's accident. He will then give Link the [[Mushroom Spores]], a potion that will heal any injured birds.Link can then ride to Orielle and give her the Mushroom Spores to let her heal her bird. When Orielle's bird is fully healed, Link will be rewarded with 10 [[Gratitude Crystal]]s, 5 from both Orielle and Parrow, as well as being allowed to keep the [[Bottle]] given to him by Parrow.

Peater is the overprotective father of the [[Item Check]] girl, [[Peatrice]]. He tries to protect her from amorous boys, like his younger self.

After graduating from the [[Knight Academy]] he went off to become a pop idol. When he retired from being an idol, he gained considerate weight. To lose this weight he put on his old gear and started cutting bamboo. He is found on [[Bamboo Island]], the island with a huge bamboo in the center. If [[Link]] talks to him, he asks Link if he wants to cut bamboo, adding the challenge of seeing how many cuts Link can get before the bamboo falls.

If [[Link]] chooses that he ''does'' have feelings for [[Peatrice]], [[Fi]] will recommend that the hero should not tell [[Zelda]] about his new found romance.  

Piper runs the restaurant at [[Bazaar]], where she cooks and serves food. She is a skilled chef and very passionate about cooking. She is a quite perfectionist when it comes to food, so she tastes it multiple times until she is satisfied with it. Because of this, she tends to keep her customers waiting - even her own son, [[Gully]]. When she's not working at the Bazaar, she can be found at home, where she enjoys experimenting with new food and flavors.

Pipit is a resident of [[Skyloft]], and a recent graduate of the [[Knight Academy]]. He lives with his mother, [[Mallara]].

Pumm is the owner of the [[Lumpy Pumpkin]]. He lives with his daughter, [[Kina]], on the [[Pumpkin Landing]] to the southeast of [[Skyloft]]. He sells [[Hot Pumpkin Soup]] for 10 [[Rupee]]s, and he is quite proud of the chandelier that hangs on the second floor of the building. He warns [[Link]] not to break it.

Rupin is a merchant who operates the [[Gear Shop]] at the [[Bazaar]]. He lives with his mother [[Goselle]] in the southeastern part of Skyloft; he will buy certain [[Treasure|treasures]] from [[Link]] if he visits [[Rupin's House]] at night.

Rusta spends most of his time in the [[Lumpy Pumpkin]] and the [[Bazaar]] kitchen, often telling tales about a demon he claims to have seen living in [[Skyloft]]. He tells [[Link]] that the demon gets in by pushing a certain grave in the [[Graveyard (Skyward Sword)|Graveyard]] at night, which opens the entrance to the shed. If Link follows these directions, he will find [[Batreaux's House]]. [[Batreaux]] is actually the demon of which Rusta speaks.

[[Scrapper]], among few other [[Ancient Robot|robots]] in the [[LD-301]] series, does not need a [[Timeshift Stone]] to function in the present.

Faron the Water Dragon is a large, blue reptile-like deity who resides in the Faron area. She is one of the "Three Dragons" that guard the land below [[The Sky]]. The other dragons being [[Lanayru (Dragon)|Lanayru]] the Thunder Dragon, and [[Eldin (Dragon)|Eldin]] the Fire Dragon. Throughout the game she stays very skeptical of [[Link]]'s abilities and is a very important character. She is also very strict about manners and will often correct the hero for being impolite. After completing the [[Silent Realm]] in [[Faron Woods]], Link will be rewarded with the [[Water Dragon's Scale]]. An item that belongs to the Faron herself, it allows him to swim underwater and do spin-attacks. Faron can be found deep within [[Lake Floria]]. Furthermore, she reveals the path to the [[Ancient Cistern]], the fourth dungeon of the game. She also teaches Link the first part of the [[Song of the Hero]] later on in the story. To do this, Link must obtain the [[Tadtone]]s as instructed by Faron.

Gorko is a [[Goron]] and an archaeologist who is fascinated with [[Skyloft]] and the ruins left in the absence of the [[Hylian]]s. He learned of them from ancient texts he found, which are highly inaccurate, but still have some useful information in them. When he meets [[Link]], he is constantly amazed by his magical sword swipes and his ability to activate ancient devices. He carries a [[Triforce]] symbol with him, although it is rarely seen in this game. He sometimes aids Link on his journey.

Jellyf is a young female [[Parella]] that resides in [[Lake Floria]]. Her intelligence is much greater than the average Parella, causing her to be their leader. Aside from leading the Parella, she is a servant under the Water Dragon, [[Faron (Dragon)|Faron]]. Jellyf is first startled and annoyed by the sudden appearance of [[Link]] in Lake Floria, but comes to realize he means to help by noticing the [[Water Dragon's Scale]] he has equipped. She then leads him to Faron, who then explains about [[Ghirahim]]'s most recent attack.

Unlike most [[Parella]], [[Jellyf]] is red in color.  

Machi is a member of the [[Kikwi]] race, the first Kikwi that [[Link]] encounters when he enters the [[Faron Woods]].

Yerbal is a [[Kikwi]] hermit who sleeps atop the [[Great Tree]]. [[Link]] meets him while he searches for [[Farore's Flame]]. To wake Yerbal from his sleep, Link must hit him with any projectile weapon he has in his possession. Once awake and able to speak, Yerbal directs Link towards [[Faron (Dragon)|Faron]] the Water Dragon, who resides at the bottom of [[Lake Floria]].

Bronzi is a [[Mogma]] who Link first encounters in the [[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctaury]]. He has been captured and chained to the ceiling, and will beg Link to free him, and promises Link a reward if he does. After [[Link]] rescues him, he attempts to run away without giving Link a gift, but after seeing that Link has the [[Mogma Mitts]] of his brother, [[Silva]], he will realize that Link is most likely a friend of Silva, and will give him the [[Dungeon Map]] as well as a hint.

Guld is an elderly [[Mogma]]. He has long served as the leader of the Mogmas; however, he wishes to find a replacement, according to [[Fi]]. He longs to go and explore the sky, but he can't leave until a new leader has been appointed.

Ledd is a member of the [[Mogma]]s. He, along with [[Cobal]], is the first Mogma [[Link]] meets at [[Eldin Volcano]]. His fascination with explosions prompts him to create a [[Bomb Bag]]. Link once more encounters Ledd in the [[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]], wherein he lost his Bomb Bag.  Ledd asks Link to reclaim his stolen item. Once Link defeats the [[Lizalfos]] guarding the Bomb Bag, Ledd allows him to keep the item.

Merco is a blonde-haired [[Mogma]] found in [[Eldin Volcano]]. He points Link in the direction of [[Impa]].

Unlike most Mogmas, Mr. Tubert isn't interested in treasure hunting; instead, he earns his money by operating the [[Thrill Digger]] mini-game.

Plats is larger and greedier than most Mogmas and is a top treasure hunter. He is first found in the [[Fire Sanctuary (Skyward Sword)|Fire Sanctuary]] in an underground tunnel. He initially believes that [[Link]] is a monster and runs away from him while attempting to block his path. Once Link traps Plats and catches up to him, he sees that Link has [[Silva|his brother's]] [[Mogma Mitts]] and realizes that Link isn't a monster; he then gives him a [[Piece of Heart]] to make up for it.

Gortram is the sole inhabitant of the [[Shipyard]] in the [[Lanayru Sand Sea]]. He doesn't mind this solitude, however, as he remarks he occupies himself by riding the mine carts present. Gortram operates the [[Rickety Coaster]] mini-game, which is unlocked after defeating [[Tentalus]]. "Scary!" and "Heart-stopping!" difficulties are offered. Completing the scary track earns various amounts of [[Rupee]]s, depending on time. Prizes on the heart stopping track include rare treasures and a [[Piece of Heart]].  

Lanayru is one of the three dragons. Also known as the Thunder Dragon, he protects the [[Lanayru Province]]. When [[Link]] first arrives at [[Lanayru Gorge]], he only finds Lanayru's skeleton. After activating a [[Timeshift Stone]], the time reverts to when the dragon was alive. However, he is sick and cannot sing his part of the [[Song of the Hero]]. The [[Ancient Robot]]s try to grow the [[Tree of Life]] in a hope that it might help the cause of Lanayru. Link can take the [[Life Tree Seedling]] to the [[Sealed Temple]] and plant it in the past so that it grows into the [[Life Tree Fruit]] in the future. The Life Tree Fruit restores the dragon's health and he can sing his part.