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{{quote|"Yes, we are humans. We have neither the power of spirits nor demons. But when we combine our strength...No one can defeat us!"|Princess Zelda}} | {{quote|"Yes, we are humans. We have neither the power of spirits nor demons. But when we combine our strength...No one can defeat us!"|Princess Zelda}} | ||
::If this doesn't convince you, I could pull more quotes up. I think that Humans are just a broad umbrella of the races. --[[User:Odd300|☺Odd300☺]] 17:36, November 27, 2012 (CST) | ::If this doesn't convince you, I could pull more quotes up. I think that Humans are just a broad umbrella of the races. --[[User:Odd300|☺Odd300☺]] 17:36, November 27, 2012 (CST) | ||
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::"human" appears 97 times in SS, referring to Hylia's people, including Link. TP uses it 107 times, referring to Link both as a human and as a Hylian. MM refers to humans, including Link who is certainly a Hylian in that game. On the flip side, LttP speaks of humans who are ''not'' Hylians. I think the series generally refers to humans as any humanoid species to which the audience is supposed to relate. "Human" is a species, while Hylian and Gerudo are races or tribes (evidenced by Gerudo women finding Hylian boyfriends in OoT). TP uses "return to your human form" as a contrast to the "wolf form" or "beast form". So I agree with the article as-is, provided it uses citations where needed. {{User:Locke/sig}} 19:52, November 27, 2012 (CST) | |||