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[[File:Marin-Finding-Link.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Artwork of Marin discovering Link]] | [[File:Marin-Finding-Link.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Artwork of Marin discovering Link]] | ||
===Link's Arrival=== | ===Link's Arrival=== | ||
When Link first arrives on Koholint, Marin finds him unconscious at [[Toronbo Shores]] and takes him back to Mabe Village. At first, Link mistakes Marin for [[Zelda]].{{Ref|LA|34|Marin}} Link heads back to the beach to retrieve his [[sword]]. When he returns, Marin is standing by the weathercock at the [[Flying Rooster]]'s resting place. She explains that her father has gone into the [[Mysterious Woods]] to look for [[Sleepy Toadstool|mushroom]]s, but she stayed behind to sing.{{Ref|LA|36|Marin}} | When Link first arrives on Koholint, Marin finds him unconscious at [[Toronbo Shores]] and takes him back to Mabe Village. At first, Link mistakes Marin for [[Zelda]].{{Ref|LA|34|Marin}} Link heads back to the beach to retrieve his [[sword]]. When he returns, Marin is standing by the [[weathercock]] at the [[Flying Rooster]]'s resting place. She explains that her father has gone into the [[Mysterious Woods]] to look for [[Sleepy Toadstool|mushroom]]s, but she stayed behind to sing.{{Ref|LA|36|Marin}} | ||
===The Ballad of the Wind Fish=== | ===The Ballad of the Wind Fish=== | ||
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===Animal Village=== | ===Animal Village=== | ||
Once Link has completed [[Catfish's Maw]], he tries to go to [[Yarna Desert]] to obtain the [[Angler Key]]. However, the path is blocked by a large sleeping [[Walrus]]. The people of Animal Village suggest that Link | Once Link has completed [[Catfish's Maw]], he tries to go to [[Yarna Desert]] to obtain the [[Angler Key]]. However, the path is blocked by a large sleeping [[Walrus]]. The people of Animal Village suggest that Link get Marin to sing for him, because the Walrus loves her music.{{Ref|LA|440|Chef Bear}} | ||
Link finds Marin sitting on Toronbo Shores, one of her favorite places to visit, staring at the ocean.{{Ref|pg. 47|You might check near the seashore, one of her favorite places, then lead her back to the walrus.|''[[Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide]]''}} She asks if he will sit next to her and talk.{{Ref|LA|443|Marin}} If he agrees, she talks about how her father believes there is nothing beyond Koholint and how excited she was when she discovered Link.{{Ref|LA|446|Marin}} She admits her secret wish to become a seagull so that she could fly away.{{Ref|LA|447|Marin}} Afterward, she agrees to go to Animal Village to awaken the Walrus, talking a lot along their travels.{{Ref|LA|450|Marin}}{{Ref|pg. 106|When she tags along, she talks a lot.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} | Link finds Marin sitting on Toronbo Shores, one of her favorite places to visit, staring at the ocean.{{Ref|pg. 47|You might check near the seashore, one of her favorite places, then lead her back to the walrus.|''[[Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide]]''}} She asks if he will sit next to her and talk.{{Ref|LA|443|Marin}} If he agrees, she talks about how her father believes there is nothing beyond Koholint and how excited she was when she discovered Link.{{Ref|LA|446|Marin}} She admits her secret wish to become a seagull so that she could fly away.{{Ref|LA|447|Marin}} Afterward, she agrees to go to Animal Village to awaken the Walrus, talking a lot along their travels.{{Ref|LA|450|Marin}}{{Ref|pg. 106|When she tags along, she talks a lot.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} | ||
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===Encounter in the Tal Tal Mountain Range=== | ===Encounter in the Tal Tal Mountain Range=== | ||
[[File:Tal Tal Mountain Range Marin.png|180px|right|thumb|Meeting Marin at the Tal Tal Mountain Range]] | [[File:Tal Tal Mountain Range Marin.png|180px|right|thumb|Meeting Marin at the Tal Tal Mountain Range]] | ||
On his way to [[Turtle Rock (Link's Awakening)|Turtle Rock]] after finishing [[Eagle's Tower]], Link finds Marin trapped on a bridge in the [[Tal Tal Mountain Range]], pleading for help and bemoaning her fear of heights.{{Ref|LA|524|Marin}}{{Ref|pg. 76|There you'll find Marin caught on a dilapidated bridge.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} She claims that monsters put her there.{{Ref|LA|525|Marin}}{{Ref|pg. 76|The rogues have abandoned her there.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} Link can save her by using the [[Hookshot]] on the platform behind her.{{Ref|pg. 76|Marin will hold on as you use the Hook Shot to cross the remaining span.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} Afterward, she is slightly surprised but she thanks him and begins to tell him something, but then Tarin shows up and calls for her.{{Ref|LA|526-529|Marin}} The [[Owl]] then reveals that Marin had | On his way to [[Turtle Rock (Link's Awakening)|Turtle Rock]] after finishing [[Eagle's Tower]], Link finds Marin trapped on a bridge in the [[Tal Tal Mountain Range]], pleading for help and bemoaning her fear of heights.{{Ref|LA|524|Marin}}{{Ref|pg. 76|There you'll find Marin caught on a dilapidated bridge.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} She claims that monsters put her there.{{Ref|LA|525|Marin}}{{Ref|pg. 76|The rogues have abandoned her there.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} Link can save her by using the [[Hookshot]] on the platform behind her.{{Ref|pg. 76|Marin will hold on as you use the Hook Shot to cross the remaining span.|''Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide''}} Afterward, she is slightly surprised but she thanks him and begins to tell him something, but then Tarin shows up and calls for her.{{Ref|LA|526-529|Marin}} The [[Owl]] then reveals that Marin had sung the ballad for the [[Wind Fish]].{{Ref|LA|226|Owl}} | ||
Upon returning to Mabe Village, Link will find Marin near the weathercock again. After thanking him for everything he has done, she admits that she made a wish to the Wind Fish, but she refuses to tell him what it was.{{Ref|LA|381|Marin}} She also says that she knows that he will leave someday, and she asks him to never forget her.{{Ref|LA|382|Marin}} | Upon returning to Mabe Village, Link will find Marin near the weathercock again. After thanking him for everything he has done, she admits that she made a wish to the Wind Fish, but she refuses to tell him what it was.{{Ref|LA|381|Marin}} She also says that she knows that he will leave someday, and she asks him to never forget her.{{Ref|LA|382|Marin}} | ||
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===''Super Smash Bros. Melee''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. Melee''=== | ||
[[File:Marin trophy.png|100px|left]] | [[File:Marin trophy.png|100px|left]] | ||
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', Marin is depicted | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', Marin is depicted as a trophy. It can be obtained by unlocking the Sound Test. The trophy's description reads this: | ||
''Marin is a young girl who cares for Link after a shipwreck washes him up on the shores of Koholint Island. She's a talented harpist, well liked for her kind and gentle nature. She holds fast to the ideals of truth and honor; if Link happens to steal something during his adventure, she greets him with a shout of "THIEF!"'' | ''Marin is a young girl who cares for Link after a shipwreck washes him up on the shores of Koholint Island. She's a talented harpist, well liked for her kind and gentle nature. She holds fast to the ideals of truth and honor; if Link happens to steal something during his adventure, she greets him with a shout of "THIEF!"'' | ||
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===''Hyrule Warriors''=== | ===''Hyrule Warriors''=== | ||
[[File:HW Marin Bell.png|150px|right]] | [[File:HW Marin Bell.png|150px|right]] | ||
Marin is a character in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'' | Marin is a character in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. She is unlocked by purchasing the ''Link's Awakening'' DLC pack in ''Hyrule Warriors'' and ''[[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]'',{{Ref|https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/713902200120979460|Just announced! Marin from Link’s Awakening will be available in the 2nd #HyruleWarriorsLegends DLC for #3DS + #WiiU|Nintendo of America on Twitter}} or can be unlocked by completing square E-3 of the Koholint Island Map in [[Adventure Mode]] in ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition]]''. She uses the water-element [[Bell (Hyrule Warriors)|Bell]] as a weapon, which allows her to use music and waves of water to attack her enemies. In some of her combos and special attacks, she summons the Wind Fish, and she can be heard singing the Ballad of the Wind Fish when she leaves Focus Spirit early. | ||
Likely due to being a later DLC character, Marin has no additional costumes. When defeated, Marin drops the same materials as [[Zelda]]. The silver drop is [[Zelda's Brooch]] and the gold drop is [[Zelda's Tiara]]. | |||
{{Clear}} | {{Clear}} | ||
===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''=== | ||
Marin appears as a support spirit in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. She is obtainable by fighting a spirit battle in the World of Light game mode. During the battle, the player must defeat Link and Zelda on the Tortimer Island stage. If the player touches the bottom floor, they will fall asleep. Once unlocked, Marin provides the "Irreversible Controls" ability, which makes the player immune to left-and-right control reversal. | Marin appears as a support spirit in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. She is obtainable by fighting a spirit battle in the World of Light game mode. During the battle, the player must defeat Link and Zelda on the Tortimer Island stage. If the player touches the bottom floor, they will fall asleep. Once unlocked, Marin provides the "Irreversible Controls" ability, which makes the player immune to left-and-right control reversal. | ||