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It is a massive floating island, one of the biggest seen so far in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], and it is complete with a [[Bazaar]], where Link can buy items and upgrade his weapons; a Knight Academy, where students train to become full-fledged knights; and the famous [[Statue of the Goddess]]. This Statue looks over the citizens of Skyloft, as it was built in honor of the [[Hylia|Goddess]]. Link receives his first sword in the training hall, and the second sword of the game, the [[Goddess Sword]], from [[Inside the Statue of the Goddess|inside this statue]] through an opening at the bottom. The Bazaar is open to a number facilities, where Link and other citizens can purchase potions, items, and repair tools. The Bazaar serves as a collection of general stores, a facility where anybody can come and go to purchase, trade, repair, and discuss. Its vibrant and festive atmosphere allures many citizens. | It is a massive floating island, one of the biggest seen so far in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], and it is complete with a [[Bazaar]], where Link can buy items and upgrade his weapons; a Knight Academy, where students train to become full-fledged knights; and the famous [[Statue of the Goddess]]. This Statue looks over the citizens of Skyloft, as it was built in honor of the [[Hylia|Goddess]]. Link receives his first sword in the training hall, and the second sword of the game, the [[Goddess Sword]], from [[Inside the Statue of the Goddess|inside this statue]] through an opening at the bottom. The Bazaar is open to a number facilities, where Link and other citizens can purchase potions, items, and repair tools. The Bazaar serves as a collection of general stores, a facility where anybody can come and go to purchase, trade, repair, and discuss. Its vibrant and festive atmosphere allures many citizens. | ||
They also have their annual [[Wing Ceremony]], in which they use [[Loftwing]]s, a common bird race, to do various competitions. Loftwings are also the means of transportation [[Skyloftian]]s use to traverse [[The Sky|the Sky]]. Oddly enough, the game mechanics for Skyloft only allow | They also have their annual [[Wing Ceremony]], in which they use [[Loftwing]]s, a common bird race, to do various competitions. Loftwings are also the means of transportation [[Skyloftian]]s use to traverse [[The Sky|the Sky]]. Oddly enough, the game mechanics for Skyloft only allow Link to successfully jump off it at designated ramps. If a jump is attempted elsewhere, or incorrectly executed in general, Link will be unable to call his Loftwing and he then ends up being rescued by a Rescue Knight. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||