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| image | | image = [[File:ST-Rabbit.png|100px]] | ||
| game | | caption = A Rabbit from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'' | ||
| location = [[Animal Village]] | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'' | ||
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==''Link's Awakening''== | ==''Link's Awakening''== | ||
[[File:Rabbits.png|left]] | [[File:Rabbits.png|left|A Rabbit from Link's Awakening]] | ||
The Rabbits in ''Link's Awakening'' are four creatures living together in the northwestern house of [[Animal Village]]. They serve a similar purpose to the [[Island Quadruplets]] of [[Mabe Village]], offering random comments and occasionally useful advice. Like most animals, they love [[Marin]] and they fall into a trance when they hear her sing the [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]].{{Ref|LA|383|In-game description}}{{Ref|LA|379|Marin}} They become very excited when she comes to the village, greeting her as "Little Marin".{{Ref|LA|548|Rabbits}} | The Rabbits in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]'' are four creatures living together in the northwestern house of [[Animal Village]]. They serve a similar purpose to the [[Island Quadruplets]] of [[Mabe Village]], offering random comments and occasionally useful advice. Like most animals, they love [[Marin]] and they fall into a trance when they hear her sing the [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]].{{Ref|LA|383|In-game description}}{{Ref|LA|379|[[Marin]]}} They become very excited when she comes to the village, greeting her as "Little Marin".{{Ref|LA|548|Rabbits}} | ||
===Locations and Comments=== | ===Locations and Comments=== | ||
====First Rabbit==== | ====First Rabbit==== | ||
The first Rabbit prefers to stay outside their house near the entrance to the village. He is the first person in the village that [[Link (A Link to the Past)#Link's Awakening|Link]] sees. The first thing he does is comment on the day and wishes that Marin was there.{{Ref|LA|541|Rabbit}} Once Marin arrives, he, along with his two brethren, goes to listen to her sing in the southwest of the village. After she leaves, he yearns for her to come back.{{Ref|LA|545|Rabbit}} He might also be the Rabbit that calls to Marin after she awakens the [[Walrus]].{{Ref|LA|456|Marin}} | The first Rabbit prefers to stay outside their house near the entrance to the village. He is the first person in the village that [[Link (A Link to the Past)#Link's Awakening|Link]] sees. The first thing he does is comment on the day and wishes that Marin was there.{{Ref|LA|541|Rabbit}} Once Marin arrives, he, along with his two brethren, goes to listen to her sing in the southwest of the village. After she leaves, he yearns for her to come back.{{Ref|LA|545|Rabbit}} He might also be the Rabbit that calls to Marin after she awakens the [[Walrus]].{{Ref|LA|456|[[Marin]]}} | ||
====Second Rabbit==== | ====Second Rabbit==== | ||
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====Fourth Rabbit==== | ====Fourth Rabbit==== | ||
The fourth Rabbit is outside the [[Chef Bear]]'s house in the southeast. He worries about Marin, claiming that monsters have prevented him from visiting her in Mabe Village.{{Ref|LA|543|Rabbit}} In a later conversation, he addresses Link's question of how an animal can talk.{{Ref|LA|547|Rabbit}} He | The fourth Rabbit is outside the [[Chef Bear]]'s house in the southeast. He worries about Marin, claiming that monsters have prevented him from visiting her in Mabe Village.{{Ref|LA|543|Rabbit}} In a later conversation, he addresses Link's question of how an animal can talk.{{Ref|LA|547|Rabbit}} He mimics the Island Quadruplets when he says "I'm just a rabbit, so I don't know!"; the Quadruplets always answer confusing questions by pointing out, "I'm just a kid!"{{Ref|LA|272|[[Island Quadruplets|Island Quadruplet]]}}{{Ref|LA|276|[[Island Quadruplets|Island Quadruplet]]}}{{Ref|LA|281|[[Island Quadruplets|Island Quadruplet]]}} | ||
==''Ocarina of Time''== | |||
Although not appearing in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', it is said that the rabbits that inspired the [[Bunny Hood]] were once great in numbers,{{Ref|OoT|1028}} but their population dwindled due to overhunting, earning them the title "animal of legend".{{Ref|OoT|1029}} | |||
==''Spirit Tracks''== | ==''Spirit Tracks''== | ||
{{main|Spirit Tracks Rabbits}} | {{main|Spirit Tracks Rabbits}} | ||
At one point in the game, Link comes upon the [[Rabbitland Rescue]] where [[Bunnio]] lives. He tells Link how there are Rabbits out and wants him to get them. Bunnio then gives Link the [[Rabbit Net]]. There are a total of 50 Rabbits, 10 in each of the realms. Once Link gets all the Rabbits and returns them to Bunnio, he gets the [[Swordsman's Scroll]]. Track them down by bombing the rocks they are hiding behind in. At times, Link might need [[Force Gem]]s to have more tracks to cover more ground. | At one point in the game, [[Link (Spirit Tracks)|Link]] comes upon the [[Rabbitland Rescue]] where [[Bunnio]] lives. He tells Link how there are Rabbits out and wants him to get them. Bunnio then gives Link the [[Rabbit Net]]. There are a total of 50 Rabbits, 10 in each of the realms. Once Link gets all the Rabbits and returns them to Bunnio, he gets the [[Swordsman's Scroll]]. Track them down by bombing the rocks they are hiding behind in. At times, Link might need [[Force Gem]]s to have more tracks to cover more ground. | ||
{{References}} | {{References}} | ||
Latest revision as of 21:45, October 7, 2024
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Rabbits are animals from Link's Awakening and Spirit Tracks.
Link's Awakening
The Rabbits in Link's Awakening are four creatures living together in the northwestern house of Animal Village. They serve a similar purpose to the Island Quadruplets of Mabe Village, offering random comments and occasionally useful advice. Like most animals, they love Marin and they fall into a trance when they hear her sing the Ballad of the Wind Fish.[1][2] They become very excited when she comes to the village, greeting her as "Little Marin".[3]
Locations and Comments
First Rabbit
The first Rabbit prefers to stay outside their house near the entrance to the village. He is the first person in the village that Link sees. The first thing he does is comment on the day and wishes that Marin was there.[4] Once Marin arrives, he, along with his two brethren, goes to listen to her sing in the southwest of the village. After she leaves, he yearns for her to come back.[5] He might also be the Rabbit that calls to Marin after she awakens the Walrus.[6]
Second Rabbit
The second Rabbit spends all his time in his house. Upon his first meeting with Link, he offers information on where to find Yarna Desert, which is where the Angler Key that Link requires for the next dungeon is located. He explains that it is through the East of the Bay area that is south of Animal Village, but warns him that he may not be able to get there if the Walrus is sleeping in the path.[7] Afterwards, he asks Link if he has heard of the Flying Rooster that used to live in Mabe Village.[8] This Rabbit is the only one that does not go to hear Marin sing when she visits.
Third Rabbit
The third Rabbit is found outside in the northeast of the village, between Schule Donavitch and the Hippo Model's residence and the Zora's house. He talks about how Mabe Village and Animal Village are "sister cities", and hints at the Ocarina that is hidden within Dream Shrine.[9] Once Marin has left, he reminisces on a dream he had in which he turned into a carrot.[10]
Fourth Rabbit
The fourth Rabbit is outside the Chef Bear's house in the southeast. He worries about Marin, claiming that monsters have prevented him from visiting her in Mabe Village.[11] In a later conversation, he addresses Link's question of how an animal can talk.[12] He mimics the Island Quadruplets when he says "I'm just a rabbit, so I don't know!"; the Quadruplets always answer confusing questions by pointing out, "I'm just a kid!"[13][14][15]
Ocarina of Time
Although not appearing in Ocarina of Time, it is said that the rabbits that inspired the Bunny Hood were once great in numbers,[16] but their population dwindled due to overhunting, earning them the title "animal of legend".[17]
Spirit Tracks
- Main article: Spirit Tracks Rabbits
At one point in the game, Link comes upon the Rabbitland Rescue where Bunnio lives. He tells Link how there are Rabbits out and wants him to get them. Bunnio then gives Link the Rabbit Net. There are a total of 50 Rabbits, 10 in each of the realms. Once Link gets all the Rabbits and returns them to Bunnio, he gets the Swordsman's Scroll. Track them down by bombing the rocks they are hiding behind in. At times, Link might need Force Gems to have more tracks to cover more ground.
References
- ↑ "... ... ... ... It seems to be totally absorbed in Marin's song!" — In-game description, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Oh, Link . I often come to this village to sing, too! It seems that just about everyone loves my 'Ballad of the Wind Fish!' Link , what is your favorite song?" — Marin, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ " Ahhh! It's her! Little Marin!!" — Rabbits, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ahhh... Sigh... On such a nice day, we need a song from Marin!" — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Aaaah, Little Marin... I want her to come back again...Her song is the best..." — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Hunh? Oh, he's calling me... It's the same as always... Ha ha!" — Marin, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Yarna Desert? There's a way to get there to the south, but you might not be able to get through if that lazy walrus is in the way!" — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Have you heard of the Flying Rooster? They say it lived in Mabe Village a long time ago... I wonder if it's true..." — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ " Hey! Did ya know Animal Village and Mabe Village are sister cities? Yes, even though they aren't large enough to be called cities... Anyway, I heard from a very good source that they have a Dream Shrine in Mabe, and that it has something good inside... Is that true?" — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "I dreamed that I turned into a carrot last night... What an odd dream..." — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Lately there have been a lot of monsters in the area, so we can't go to Mabe Village... I wonder how Marin is doing?" — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Eh? How can an animal talk? How? Hey, I'm just a rabbit, so I don't know!" — Rabbit, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Hey, man! When you want to save just push all the Buttons at once! Uhh... Don't ask me what that means, I'm just a kid!" — Island Quadruplet, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Hey, dude! What do you think of Marin? Uhh... I don't know, I'm just a kid!" — Island Quadruplet, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Hey... Where're you two going together? Hunh? Uh, I didn't mean anything... I'm just a kid!" — Island Quadruplet, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "In old times, I heard there were many wild rabbits in the land of Hyrule. Not anymore, though, because of excessive hunting. I want to become a rabbit... Listen to the wind with those ears, hop across the ground with those legs... Even if I can only pretend.", Ocarina of Time.
- ↑ "I bet with those long ears you can hear the voices... Oh, these are genuine rabbit ears from the animal of legend!", Ocarina of Time.