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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
[[File:Seven-and-eighth-heroines.PNG|thumb|250px|<center>The [[Eighth Heroine]]'s position and orientation, compared to the Seven Heroines statues</center>]]
[[File:Seven-and-eighth-heroines.PNG|thumb|250px|<center>The [[Statue of the Eighth Heroine]]'s position and orientation, compared to the Seven Heroines statues</center>]]
*The Seven Heroines, plus the [[Eighth Heroine]], all have Gerudo facial features.
*The Seven Heroines, plus the [[Statue of the Eighth Heroine]], all have Gerudo facial features.
*The statues may also represent the races of Hyrule.
*The statues may also represent the races of Hyrule.
*They are all carved out of the surrounding sandstone, while the Eighth is carved out of the redstone of the [[Gerudo Highlands]].
*They are all carved out of the surrounding sandstone, while the Eighth is carved out of the redstone of the [[Gerudo Highlands]].
*Their swords are not part of the statues, and are their own carvings off sandstone.
*Their swords are not part of the statues, and are their own carvings off sandstone.
*The [[Eighth Heroine]] statue (pictured) points to the northeast, which is the direction of the missing statue that would complete the eight.
*The Eighth Heroine statue (pictured) points to the northeast, which is the direction of the missing statue that would complete the eight.
*Some of the statues have wooden scaffolds from the ground to their heads, but on various states of disrepair.
*Some of the statues have wooden scaffolds from the ground to their heads, but on various states of disrepair.
*The statues existed before the [[Sheikah]] built the [[Ancient Shrine|shrines]] 10,000 years before. It's not known by how long the statues predate the shrines.
*The statues existed before the [[Sheikah]] built the [[Ancient Shrine|shrines]] 10,000 years before. It's not known by how long the statues predate the shrines.

Latest revision as of 19:55, September 6, 2024

Seven Heroines
Seven-heroines.PNG
Three of the Seven Heroines statues

Games

Location

South of the Gerudo Desert Gateway
Southwest of the Wasteland Tower

Quests

The Seven Heroines are objects in Breath of the Wild.

Breath of the Wild

The Seven Heroines are massive statues found at the East Gerudo Ruins, just southwest of the Wasteland Tower. They are said to be the divine protectors of the Gerudo. They are massive statues with huge swords stuck in the ground, right in front of them. The statues are placed in a circle, covering eight cardinal directions except the southwest, from which the location can be entered from the desert. Each of the seven heroines hold a different power, with them being skill, spirit, endurance, knowledge, flight, motion, and gentleness.[1]

The Seven Heroines

Main article: The Seven Heroines

The heroines play a part in The Seven Heroines shrine quest, given by Rotana in Gerudo Town. Rotana is trying to decipher the scripture, finding that "When the symbols of the seven find their place, the blessed path will be revealed.".[2][3]

There are seven orbs found around the East Gerudo Ruins and each have a symbol on them. Each of the corresponding heroine has the same symbol and Link must match the orbs with the particular statue. Successfully doing so will cause the Korsh O'hu Shrine to appear, completing the shrine quest.

Trivia

The Statue of the Eighth Heroine's position and orientation, compared to the Seven Heroines statues
  • The Seven Heroines, plus the Statue of the Eighth Heroine, all have Gerudo facial features.
  • The statues may also represent the races of Hyrule.
  • They are all carved out of the surrounding sandstone, while the Eighth is carved out of the redstone of the Gerudo Highlands.
  • Their swords are not part of the statues, and are their own carvings off sandstone.
  • The Eighth Heroine statue (pictured) points to the northeast, which is the direction of the missing statue that would complete the eight.
  • Some of the statues have wooden scaffolds from the ground to their heads, but on various states of disrepair.
  • The statues existed before the Sheikah built the shrines 10,000 years before. It's not known by how long the statues predate the shrines.

References

  1. "Rotana", I'm not sure what exactly it means, but maybe I'll find out once I've deciphered more of the text. I'm not sure if this is related, but it's said the heroines held powers that were part of a bigger whole. Each heroine had a different power: skill, spirit, endurance, knowledge, flight, motion, and gentleness. But they all look the same to me. I should understand the entire script before long, but that's only the beginning of my problems. That Divine Beast has been moving around the area, making it harder for me to conduct my research. That thing has no respect for academia!
  2. "Rotana", There's a temple east of here near the entrance to the Gerudo Desert. It's dedicated to the seven giant statues of the heroines, said to be the divine protectors of the Gerudo. It was at this temple that I originally discovered the ancient scripture. It reads: "When the symbols of the seven find their place, the blessed path will be revealed." ...That's all I've been able to decipher so far. It's believed that people once came from around the world in search of the heroines' blessing. But as far as I can tell, it doesn't appear that anyone has found it yet...
  3. "Rotana", "When the symbols of the seven find their place, the blessed path will be revealed." Well, we know the place it's referring to. Just need to finish deciphering the full text now.