Anouki Estates: Difference between revisions

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| game   = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''

| inhab   = [[Anouki]]

| related = [[Isle of Frost]]<br/>[[Great Ice Field]]

The '''Anouki Estates''' are luxurious homes on the [[Isle of Frost]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'' that [[Anouki]] live in.{{Ref|PH|1043|Anouki}} In the six different homes live the Anouki: [[Dobo]], [[Kumu]], [[Fofo]], [[Gumo]], [[Aroo]], and [[Mazo]]. According to the [[Island Chief|Chief]] of the Anouki, one of the citizens living on the estates when [[Link]] arrives really isn't an Anouki, but rather a [[Yook]] who had kidnapped the real Anouki and taken his place.{{Ref|PH|1071|Island Chief}}{{Ref|PH|1072|Island Chief}} He asks for Link's help in finding out which of the inhabitants was the impostor.{{Ref|PH|1074|Island Chief}} The only information the Chief can give Link is that the Anouki will always tell the truth, while the Yook will always lie.{{Ref|PH|1076|Island Chief}}

Using the information from the Anouki, you can quickly tell which of them is the impostor. Mazo tells Link that him and Dobo never lie, and Dobo tells Link the same. Since only one of the Anouki is lying, that means that both Mazo and Dobo are telling the truth. Fofo says that he and Gumo never lie. If Fofo was lying that would mean that Gumo's statement would be false as well, but since there is only one liar that means that they are both telling the truth. Since we already know that Fofo and Gumo are both telling the truth, then Gumo's statement of either Fofo or Aroo lying shows that Aroo is the real liar. When Link confronts Aroo about being the [[Imposter Yook]], he reveals himself as a Yook, but then tricks Link into being blown out of the house.{{Ref|PH|1128|Imposter Yook}}{{Ref|PH|1136|Imposter Yook}}