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Kampo

Kampo is a character in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

Breath of the Wild

Kampo can be found at the Lakeside Stable where he spends most of the daytime standing and looking at the Horses found at the stable. Kamp has a fascination with the waterfalls at Lake Floria, referring to them as the very picture of perfection.[1] However, Kampo seems to think there is something strange at the very top of the waterfall, and while he thinks it has shrunk over time, there is a faint glow. He's unsure if this has been there the whole time.[2]

Kampo wakes up each morning at 5am before making his way to the horse stalls. He can be found standing by the stalls all day long, not heading back inside to go to bed until after midnight each night.

Tears of the Kingdom

In Tears of the Kingdom, Kampo can be found at the Lakeside Stable.

Ousting the Giants

Main article: Ousting the Giants

Kampo is look up at the caves that have formed near the waterfall. He is in distress as three monsters have come and settled within these caves. He is hoping for some way to chase these monsters out for the stable's sake.[3] When Link first speaks with him, he explains that the three caves in question all appeared after the Upheaval.[4][5][6]

His is referring to the Corta Lake Cave, Rodai Lakefront Tunnel, and Calora Lake Cave, all next to their respective lakes.[7] Within the caves themselves there are huge deposits of Luminous Stone, which has caused many travelers to come by to the Lakeside Stable.[8][9] With the monsters in the cave, it is driving away travelers and is bad for business at the Lakeside Stable. He wonders if somebody brave could come by and drive away the three monster brothers.[10]

Kampo mentions that the three brothers used to live near Taran Pass, which is where they were located during Breath of the Wild. For whatever reason, all three of them came and made their homes in the caves nearby. While they initiailly are asleep, once somebody draws near, they will awake and go berserk.[11]

After defeating all three enemies Link can return to Kampo who has already heard the news that the giant monster brothers have left the caves.[12] After Link tells Kampo that it was in fact Link who defeating the enemies, Kampo is surprised, but realizes Link is telling the truth. He will award Link with some Mighty Fried Bananas.[13] While he gave that as a reward to Link, he also tells Link that at any point, he can go to the caves and collect some Luminous Stones.[14]

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  1. Don't you think the waterfall flowing down from Lake Floria is the very picture of perfection? There is something strange at the top of that waterfall, though... And even though it has shrunken over time, you can still see a faint glow. - Kampo
  2. Maybe I'm just imagining things... Was it like that the whole time? - Kampo
  3. "*sigh* For crying out loud... Of all the places those monsters could go, they decide to settle down in those caves? OUR caves? I wonder if there's some way to chase them out for the stable's sake." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  4. "...Huh? Oh! Hello, hello! I was so deep in thought, I didn't notice you there. You didn't happen to, ah...hear what I was saying, did you?" — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  5. "I guess you did hear. There are three caves that appeared around here after the Upheaval." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  6. "See the big waterfall? There are three caves around it. " — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  7. "They're all up there. One is near Corta Lake... another next to Rodai Lake... and the last over by Calora Lake." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  8. "Huge deposits of luminous stone can be mined in those caves, so they're popular spots for travelers. Or, they were. Then the three giant monster brothers showed up. Those three used to be over in Taran Pass to the northeast, but now they're in our region, hogging the caves for themselves. If we don't do something, travelers will stop coming here, and business at the stable will dry up! *sigh* I can't win. It's not as though they'll up and leave." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  9. "In those caves, there's luminous stone. I'm talking tons of the stuff, ripe for the taking! That's what made them such popular destinations for travelers around here. And then... Well, who could have guessed that this would happen?" — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  10. "With the caves occupied by the monsters, fewer and fewer customers are coming to the stable. If only some brave someone would drive away the three giant monster brothers..." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  11. "Travelers through these parts say that they're vicious beasts who used to live in Taran Pass. But recently, for some reason, all three of them came here. Most of the time they're asleep, but so much as get near them and they'll wake up and go berserk. With them around, nobody can go inside the caves." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  12. "Listen up! I've got some great news! Word has it that those three giant monster brothers finally left the caves!" — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  13. "Huh? What's that now? You did it?! You mean...you defeated all three of the monsters by yourself? I've seen enough faces in this job that I can tell from looking at one if someone's lying to me. And you...aren't! I don't even have to go check. You really did do it! You defeated the monsters! On behalf of all of us at the stable, thank you! Please, take this small symbol of our appreciation." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom
  14. "With those pesky brothers gone at last, the guests will start pouring back in! I guess I'd better get back to work, huh? And, listen, you've got your reward. But if you ever need luminous stones, feel free to take all you need from the caves. And there are plenty of areas of interest besides those caves for you to see around here. Not to mention rare animals that you can only find around this stable. Take it easy." — Kampo, Tears of the Kingdom