Carpenters

The Carpenters are recurring characters in the Zelda series. They are lead by a strong man named Mutoh. The Carpenters can often times be seen running through a small town getting the necessary materials to construct buildings.

Appearances

Ocarina of Time

The Carpenters are a group of men that are lead by Mutoh, their boss. They appear in Kakariko Village in Ocarina of Time. They have been given the task by Impa to improve the village into a true city. They are seen working hard of sweat while they are trying to finish building up Kakariko Village. Their leader, Mutoh, can be found standing next a tree, complaining about how lazy they are. The Carpenters can be seen running back and forth without seeming to be doing that much work. When Link is an adult, they have finished building Kakariko Village. Furthermore, they move to Gerudo Valley with a tent to live in, and they leave Mutoh alone while they are joining the Gerudo Thieves. The thieves ignore them and decide to put them in a prison. Link later comes to rescue them. The Carpenters will then go back to finish building the bridge.

Majora's Mask

In Majora's Mask, the Carpenters can be seen building in South Clock Town. When the carpenters has a tower to build for the Carnival of Time, they chicken out and leaving Mutoh alone to finish.

Oracle of Ages

In Oracle of Ages, the Carpenters are hired to build a bridge from Nuun Highlands to Symmetry City. However once they've taken their break to go relax in the area, Mutoh will ask Link to track down his men and order them to return. After Link finds them they will quickly finish the bridge and leave with Mutoh to complete their next project.

The Minish Cap

In The Minish Cap the Carpenters are found in a small workshop, locating in Hyrule Town. Their only purpose is to build houses for Nayru (Oracle), Din (Oracle), and Farore (Oracle), but only after Link has fused Kinstone Pieces with certain characters.

At the beginning of the game they also block roads, so that Link will be unable to get to them until later.