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==Completion Requirements== | ==Completion Requirements== | ||
There are certain requirements that must be met in order to complete the gallery. The first thing is that Carlov only accepts photographs that are taken in a certain way. If the photographs do not reach these requirements, he will not accept them. Here are the requirements in question: | There are certain requirements that must be met in order to complete the gallery. The first thing is that Carlov only accepts photographs that are taken in a certain way. If the photographs do not reach these requirements, he will not accept them. Here are the requirements in question: | ||
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* The subject is in the center of the picture (same as the last one, as that this may be difficult for enemies and bosses) | * The subject is in the center of the picture (same as the last one, as that this may be difficult for enemies and bosses) | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD|The Wind Waker HD]]'', knowing that the right kind of picture is taken has been made a lot easier than it was in the | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD|The Wind Waker HD]]'', knowing that the right kind of picture is taken has been made a lot easier than it was in the GameCube version. When a picture is taken in the [[Nintendo Wii U|Wii U]] version, if it fits the requirements, a golden emblem with Carlov's face on it will appear in the upper left corner. This will help to assure that he will accept it. | ||
Another thing is that certain figurines, upon reaching a certain point in the game, will no longer be obtainable after that point is reached. There are very few figurines that have this requirement, but every figurine is essential if the gallery is to be completed. Lastly upon giving photographs to Carlov it will take one day to fully complete the figurines and until that day passes, Link cannot give any more photographs to him. In the GameCube version, this limit is 1 a day; but in the Wii U version, it is 12 a day. | Another thing is that certain figurines, upon reaching a certain point in the game, will no longer be obtainable after that point is reached. There are very few figurines that have this requirement, but every figurine is essential if the gallery is to be completed. Lastly upon giving photographs to Carlov it will take one day to fully complete the figurines and until that day passes, Link cannot give any more photographs to him. In the GameCube version, this limit is 1 a day; but in the Wii U version, it is 12 a day. | ||
==Figurine Collection== | ==Figurine Collection== | ||
{{Main|Nintendo Gallery Guide|Nintendo Gallery Guide}} | {{Main|Nintendo Gallery Guide|Nintendo Gallery Guide}} | ||
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''Key:'' | ''Key:'' | ||
* *= needs to be obtained before a certain time in the game | * *= needs to be obtained before a certain time in the game | ||
* ^= these have different variations but only one needs to be taken | * ^= these have different variations but only one needs to be taken | ||
* #= this figurine is only obtainable through getting another figurine | * #= this figurine is only obtainable through getting another figurine | ||
* != this figurine is only obtainable through one of the [[Legendary Pictographs]] | * != this figurine is only obtainable through one of the [[Legendary Pictographs]] | ||
'''Hall A: Forest Haven''' | '''Hall A: Forest Haven''' | ||
* [[Makar]] | * [[Makar]] | ||
* [[Fado (The Wind Waker)|Fado]] (!) | * [[Fado (The Wind Waker)|Fado]] (!) | ||
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'''Hall B: [[Dragon Roost Island]]''' | '''Hall B: [[Dragon Roost Island]]''' | ||
* [[Medli]] | * [[Medli]] | ||
* [[Laruto]] (!) | * [[Laruto]] (!) | ||
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'''Hall C: Enemies''' | '''Hall C: Enemies''' | ||
* [[Floormaster]] | * [[Floormaster]] | ||
* [[Magtail]] | * [[Magtail]] | ||
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'''Hall D: Bosses and [[Mini-Boss]]es | '''Hall D: Bosses and [[Mini-Boss]]es | ||
* [[Darknut]] (this is the [[Tower of the Gods]] variant) | * [[Darknut]] (this is the [[Tower of the Gods]] variant) | ||
* [[Gohdan]] (his head resting in the wall of the boss's room count too) | * [[Gohdan]] (his head resting in the wall of the boss's room count too) | ||
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'''Hall E: [[Outset Island]]''' | '''Hall E: [[Outset Island]]''' | ||
* [[Sand Crab|Crab]] | * [[Sand Crab|Crab]] | ||
* [[Mesa]] | * [[Mesa]] | ||
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'''Hall F: [[Windfall Island]]''' | '''Hall F: [[Windfall Island]]''' | ||
* [[Minenco]] | * [[Minenco]] | ||
* [[Anton (The Wind Waker)|Anton]] | * [[Anton (The Wind Waker)|Anton]] | ||
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'''Hall G: [[Great Sea]]''' | '''Hall G: [[Great Sea]]''' | ||
* [[Fairy]] | * [[Fairy]] | ||
* [[Great Fairy]] (!) | * [[Great Fairy]] (!) | ||
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The Nintendo Gallery is a gallery of figurines that are created by giving color pictographs to its owner, Carlov. It is located on a small, towering island near the Forest Haven. It can initially be reached only by flying with the Deku Leaf, but after hitting a switch (which can only be accessed through the usage of a Hyoi Pear) on the main Forest Haven island, a ladder drops down, making it accessible from the sea. When Link gives Carlov photographs of respective characters, he will carve them out and place them in separate rooms, depending on the locations the characters inhabit.
Completion Requirements
There are certain requirements that must be met in order to complete the gallery. The first thing is that Carlov only accepts photographs that are taken in a certain way. If the photographs do not reach these requirements, he will not accept them. Here are the requirements in question:
- The photograph must be in color
- The characters, enemies, or boss needs to be facing in Link's direction
- The subject's full body needs to be in the picture (although in the case of enemies and bosses, this is difficult to do so it's not essentially required for those types of pictures)
- The subject is in the center of the picture (same as the last one, as that this may be difficult for enemies and bosses)
In The Wind Waker HD, knowing that the right kind of picture is taken has been made a lot easier than it was in the GameCube version. When a picture is taken in the Wii U version, if it fits the requirements, a golden emblem with Carlov's face on it will appear in the upper left corner. This will help to assure that he will accept it.
Another thing is that certain figurines, upon reaching a certain point in the game, will no longer be obtainable after that point is reached. There are very few figurines that have this requirement, but every figurine is essential if the gallery is to be completed. Lastly upon giving photographs to Carlov it will take one day to fully complete the figurines and until that day passes, Link cannot give any more photographs to him. In the GameCube version, this limit is 1 a day; but in the Wii U version, it is 12 a day.
Figurine Collection
- Main article: Nintendo Gallery Guide
The Nintendo Gallery has seven rooms, each of which have a theme to them that shows the location of the subject that the figurine was made from. There is a key included with this list to show the figurines that have requirements attached to them. After this list, there is another list that details where to find the subjects that each figurine is made from.
Key:
- *= needs to be obtained before a certain time in the game
- ^= these have different variations but only one needs to be taken
- #= this figurine is only obtainable through getting another figurine
- != this figurine is only obtainable through one of the Legendary Pictographs
Hall A: Forest Haven
Hall B: Dragon Roost Island
- Medli
- Laruto (!)
- Komali
- Chieftain
- Kogoli (*)
- Pashli
- Skett and Akoot
- Koboli
- Baito
- Hoskit
- Quill (#)(*) (can also be obtained through traditional means)
- Valoo
- Zephos and Cyclos (*) (^)
- Ilari
- Namali
- Basht and Bisht
- Obli
- Willi
Hall C: Enemies
- Floormaster
- Magtail
- Keese and Fire Keese (^)
- Bokoblin (^)
- Bubble (^)
- Rat (^)
- Boko Baba
- Miniblin (^)
- ChuChu (^)
- Peahat
- Gyorg
- Octorok (^)
- Seahat
- Kargaroc
- Armos
- Armos Knight
- Morth
- Poe
- ReDead
Hall D: Bosses and Mini-Bosses
- Darknut (this is the Tower of the Gods variant)
- Gohdan (his head resting in the wall of the boss's room count too)
- Darknut (this is the Earth Temple variant)
- Wizzrobe (^)
- Red Wizzrobe (*) (this particular one is only found once)
- Mighty Darknut
- Moblin
- Phantom Ganon (*)
- Stalfos
- Jalhalla
- Ganondorf (!) (this one can be obtained through traditional means as well)
- Helmaroc King (*)
- Mothula (^)
- Puppet Ganon (*)
- Molgera
- Kalle Demos
- Gohma
- Big Octo (*)
Hall E: Outset Island
Hall F: Windfall Island
- Minenco
- Anton
- Missy
- Kreeb
- Garrickson
- Pompie and Vera
- Zunari
- Tott
- Lenzo
- Killer Bees
- Mrs. Marie
- Joanna and Potova
- Maggie's Father
- Maggie
- Mila
- Mila's Father
- Gummy
- Kane
- Dampa
- Candy
- Linda
- Sam
- Gillian
- Gossack
- Cannon
- Doc Bandam
- Kamo
Hall G: Great Sea
- Fairy
- Great Fairy (!)
- Queen of Fairies (!)
- Traveling Merchants (^)
- Old Man Ho Ho
- Mako (#) (*)
- Niko (#) (*) (can also be obtained via traditional means)
- Zuko (#) (*)
- Nudge (#) (*)
- Senza (#) (*)
- Gonzo (#) (*)
- Tetra (*)
- Fishman
- King of Hyrule (!)
- Link and King of Red Lions (#)
- Princess Zelda (#) (can also be obtained via traditional means)
- Salvage Corp
- Salvatore
- Loot
- Beedle
- Tingle
- Ankle
- David Jr.
- Knuckle (*)
Trivia
- The figurines in the Nintendo Gallery on the GameCube version of The Wind Waker are not lit with a cel-shaded lighting system; rather, they are lit with the GameCube's standard hardware lights.