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'''Darunia''' is the patriarchal leader of the [[Goron|Goron Tribe]] located on [[Death Mountain]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. He is notable for his large temper and significant size and girth. Like other Gorons he bears markings resembling the Gorons prized treasure, the [[Goron's Ruby]], also known as the [[Spiritual Stones|Spiritual Stone]] of Fire. | '''Darunia''' is the patriarchal leader of the [[Goron|Goron Tribe]] located on [[Death Mountain]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. He is notable for his large temper and significant size and girth. Like other Gorons he bears markings resembling the Gorons prized treasure, the [[Goron's Ruby]], also known as the [[Spiritual Stones|Spiritual Stone]] of Fire. | ||
==Appearances== | |||
===Ocarina of Time=== | |||
[[Link]] first meets Darunia within [[Goron City]], an enormous cavern built within Death Mountain.{{Ref|OoT|1181|[[Goron]]}} Link plays [[Zelda's Lullaby]] to gain access to his room, however, upon seeing Link, Darunia is insulted as he was expecting the messenger of the royal family, not a child.{{Ref|OoT|1183|Darunia}} Link manages to lighten Darunia's heart by playing him [[Saria's Song]], which sends him into an amusing dance. Afterwards, Darunia listens to Link's plight and agrees to give him the spiritual stone, but only if he defeats the [[Dodongo]]s that have infested [[Dodongo's Cavern]].{{Ref|OoT|1184|Darunia}} After Link accomplishes his task, Darunia considers him a sworn brother and an honorary member of the tribe.{{Ref|OoT|1190|Darunia}} | [[Link]] first meets Darunia within [[Goron City]], an enormous cavern built within Death Mountain.{{Ref|OoT|1181|[[Goron]]}} Link plays [[Zelda's Lullaby]] to gain access to his room, however, upon seeing Link, Darunia is insulted as he was expecting the messenger of the royal family, not a child.{{Ref|OoT|1183|Darunia}} Link manages to lighten Darunia's heart by playing him [[Saria's Song]], which sends him into an amusing dance. Afterwards, Darunia listens to Link's plight and agrees to give him the spiritual stone, but only if he defeats the [[Dodongo]]s that have infested [[Dodongo's Cavern]].{{Ref|OoT|1184|Darunia}} After Link accomplishes his task, Darunia considers him a sworn brother and an honorary member of the tribe.{{Ref|OoT|1190|Darunia}} | ||
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Darunia assists the other [[Seven Sages|Sages]] in sealing Ganondorf within the [[Sacred Realm]] at the end of the game. | Darunia assists the other [[Seven Sages|Sages]] in sealing Ganondorf within the [[Sacred Realm]] at the end of the game. | ||
===Hyrule Warriors=== | |||
Darunia appears as a playable character in the spinoff game Hyrule Warriors. His main weapon is a hammer, which enables him to deliver strong blows and cast powerful fire magic. | |||
In the story proper, Darunia is drawn into the conflict when a [[Gate of Souls]] opens in his world. Manipulated by [[Wizzro]] in the disguise of [[Zelda]], he abducts [[Princess Ruto]] and readies the Gorons for war. However, [[Impa]] and [[Sheik]] manage to snap Darunia back to his senses by defeating him in battle, after which he frees Ruto and pledges the Gorons' assistance to the Hyrulean Army. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||