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'''Frogs''' are a recurring race that have made appearances in several titles.

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When in the [[Dark World]], [[Link]] will find the missing [[Dwarven Swordsmiths|Dwarven Swordsmith]]. Because the Dark World will transform beings into animals, he takes on the appearance of some sort of frog. Once Link uses the [[Magic Mirror]] to teleport back into the [[Light World]], the Dwarven Swordsmith will become normal.

[[Mamu]] the giant frog will teach Link the [[Frog's Song of Soul]] for a hefty fee in [[Rupee]]s. In [[Richard's Villa]] in southern [[Koholint Island]], where Richard currently lives after being chased out of [[Kanalet Castle]], several frogs can be found residing in the villa.

{{Main|Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors}}

On [[Zora's River]], Link can find the [[Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors]]. These frogs are a quintet that sing together in harmony. If Link plays different [[Ocarina of Time|ocarina]] songs for the frogs, they will give him [[Purple Rupee]]s, worth 50 Rupees. More importantly, if he plays the [[Song of Storms]], they will drop a [[Piece of Heart]], specifically [[Ocarina of Time Heart Pieces#Heart_Piece_.2331|Heart Piece #31]].

At the [[Lakeside Laboratory]], while Link is in the midst of acquiring the [[Biggoron's Sword]], he finds that he needs the [[Eyeball Frog]] to create [[World's Finest Eye Drops|Eye Drops]] for [[Biggoron]]. After receiving it from [[King Zora|King Zora XVI]] at [[Zora's Domain]], he must bring it to the [[Lake Scientist]] on [[Epona|horseback]] for increased speed, as the Eyeball Frog spoils quickly.

{{Main|Don Gero's Mask}}

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', frogs occur in the forms of [[Don Gero]]'s [[Frog Choir]] and the [[Gekko]] in the [[Woodfall Temple]] and [[Great Bay Temple]]. If Link gathers all the frogs in the Frog Choir after obtaining the [[Don Gero's Mask]], he will be able to reunite them after defeating [[Goht]] and returning springtime to [[Snowhead]].  

When all five are together again, they will sing in harmony and Link will receive a [[Piece of Heart]] as his reward.   

Across the [[Great Sea]] roam the wind deities [[Cyclos]] and [[Zephos]]. Link must fight Cyclos on the Great Sea to gain the power of the "[[Ballad of Gales]]", which allows him to warp to certain islands. Zephos informs Link that his brother Cyclos is angered because his small monument on [[Dragon Roost Island]] has been destroyed, so he decides to wreak havoc on the citizens of the sea.  

{{Main|Deku Toad}}

The [[Deku Toad]] mini-boss in the [[Lakebed Temple]] is a large toad that Link must fight and defeat in order to gain the [[Clawshot]], an important item in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''.  

The [[Frog Lure]], a special lure that can be used at [[Hena]]'s [[Fishing Hole]], can only be obtained after Link clears all eight levels of the [[Rollgoal]] game inside of the Fishing Hole building. This is the only lure that is capable of catching a full-sized [[Hylian Loach]] when lure fishing.  

[[Golden Chief Cylos]] is a large frog that commands the [[Golden Frogs]] exists in the [[World of the Ocean King]]. His design is heavily based off of those of Cyclos and Zephos from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|Wind Waker]]''.