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The '''Gerudo''' are a reccuring race of desert people situated in the [[Gerudo Valley]]. They are an entirely female race with the exception of one male being born every hundred years according to legend. It's told in the game that they go to the Castle Town to find boyfriends, but only to breed so that the tribe can survive. They are a race of thieves in ''Ocarina of Time'' and have a giant fortress called [[Gerudo's Fortress]]. In ''Majora's Mask'', though, they are referred as "pirates" and they try to collect all of the [[Zora Egg]]s; they attempt to enter the [[Great Bay Temple]]. Their fortress, or area they live in, is surrounded by guards that throw [[Link]] out if caught; in ''Ocarina of Time'' they throw Link into a small cell. | The '''Gerudo''' are a reccuring race of desert people situated in the [[Gerudo Valley]]. They are an entirely female race with the exception of one male being born every hundred years according to legend. It's told in the game that they go to the Castle Town to find boyfriends, but only to breed so that the tribe can survive. They are a race of thieves in ''Ocarina of Time'' and have a giant fortress called [[Gerudo's Fortress]]. In ''Majora's Mask'', though, they are referred as "pirates" and they try to collect all of the [[Zora Egg]]s; they attempt to enter the [[Great Bay Temple]]. Their fortress, or area they live in, is surrounded by guards that throw [[Link]] out if caught; in ''Ocarina of Time'' they throw Link into a small cell. | ||
In the Zelda series the Gerudo are generally depicted as evil. In fact [[Ganon|Ganondorf]] , the series main antagonist, is a Gerudo. Although [[Nabooru]] actually rebels against Ganondorf. Only in the game ''Four Swords Adventures'' is the entire Gerudo tribe friendly. However they become friendly in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' after Link rescues the Carpenters and earns respect from the Gerudo. They have weapons and are aggressive in both games. | In the Zelda series, the Gerudo are generally depicted as evil. In fact [[Ganon|Ganondorf]] , the series main antagonist, is a Gerudo. Although [[Nabooru]] actually rebels against Ganondorf. Only in the game ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'' is the entire Gerudo tribe friendly. In said game, their abode is located in the [[Desert of Doubt]]. Link's passage through Gerudo Village is initially halted by closed gates. This is due to Ganondorf passing to try to claim the power of the sacred Pyramid for himself in direct violation of the Gerudo law code. However they become friendly in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' after Link rescues the Carpenters and earns respect from the Gerudo. They have weapons and are aggressive in both Nintendo 64 games. In both N64 games, possessed female Gerudo occupy [[Iron Knuckle]] bodies. This is due to [[Twinrova]]'s magic in ''Ocarina of Time'' with unknown cause in ''Majora's Mask''. | ||
== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
They are a dark toned race of mostly females with the exception of one male being born every one hundred years | They are a dark toned race of mostly females with the exception of one male being born every one hundred years. That male according to legend is supposed to be their king. However Nabooru rebelled against her king in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', the king being Ganondorf. The Gerudo females usually are dressed in purple attire, have red hair and wield sword like weapons. They seem to not like Hylian culture at all all and the relations with Hylian men are purely for survival reasons. The Gerudos seem to think that worshipping the Golden Godesses and having gender roles is out of the ordinary. | ||
They always live together as a pack in big forts and worship the | They always live together as a pack in big forts and worship the Godess of the Sand. They have built a [[Desert Colossus|huge monument]] for her in the desert as well as a [[Spirit Temple]]. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*The [[Gerudo Desert|desert]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' is named after them but ironically enough there are no Gerudo in the game | *The [[Gerudo Desert|desert]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' is named after them but ironically enough there are no Gerudo in the game. The Camps in the desert are populated by [[Bokoblin]]s. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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File:Twinrova2.gif|Twnirova, The Combined version of the twin witch sisters Kotake & Koume | File:Twinrova2.gif|Twnirova, The Combined version of the twin witch sisters Kotake & Koume | ||
File:Gerudo Guard-thumb-100x151-7132.png|A Gerudo Thief from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' | File:Gerudo Guard-thumb-100x151-7132.png|A Gerudo Thief from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' | ||
File:Gerudo_FSA.png|A Gerudo from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'' | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{Cat|Majora's Mask Races}} | {{Cat|Majora's Mask Races}} | ||
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{{Cat|Four Swords Adventures Races}} | {{Cat|Four Swords Adventures Races}} | ||
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Gerudo
The Gerudo are a reccuring race of desert people situated in the Gerudo Valley. They are an entirely female race with the exception of one male being born every hundred years according to legend. It's told in the game that they go to the Castle Town to find boyfriends, but only to breed so that the tribe can survive. They are a race of thieves in Ocarina of Time and have a giant fortress called Gerudo's Fortress. In Majora's Mask, though, they are referred as "pirates" and they try to collect all of the Zora Eggs; they attempt to enter the Great Bay Temple. Their fortress, or area they live in, is surrounded by guards that throw Link out if caught; in Ocarina of Time they throw Link into a small cell.
In the Zelda series, the Gerudo are generally depicted as evil. In fact Ganondorf , the series main antagonist, is a Gerudo. Although Nabooru actually rebels against Ganondorf. Only in the game Four Swords Adventures is the entire Gerudo tribe friendly. In said game, their abode is located in the Desert of Doubt. Link's passage through Gerudo Village is initially halted by closed gates. This is due to Ganondorf passing to try to claim the power of the sacred Pyramid for himself in direct violation of the Gerudo law code. However they become friendly in Ocarina of Time after Link rescues the Carpenters and earns respect from the Gerudo. They have weapons and are aggressive in both Nintendo 64 games. In both N64 games, possessed female Gerudo occupy Iron Knuckle bodies. This is due to Twinrova's magic in Ocarina of Time with unknown cause in Majora's Mask.
Culture
They are a dark toned race of mostly females with the exception of one male being born every one hundred years. That male according to legend is supposed to be their king. However Nabooru rebelled against her king in Ocarina of Time, the king being Ganondorf. The Gerudo females usually are dressed in purple attire, have red hair and wield sword like weapons. They seem to not like Hylian culture at all all and the relations with Hylian men are purely for survival reasons. The Gerudos seem to think that worshipping the Golden Godesses and having gender roles is out of the ordinary.
They always live together as a pack in big forts and worship the Godess of the Sand. They have built a huge monument for her in the desert as well as a Spirit Temple.
Known members of the Gerudo
Trivia
- The desert in Twilight Princess is named after them but ironically enough there are no Gerudo in the game. The Camps in the desert are populated by Bokoblins.
Gallery
- 714448-gerudo large.jpg
Artowork of Nabooru from Ocarina of Time
- Charac-Gerudo.jpg
Artwork of a Gerudo Guard in Ocarina of Time
Ganondorf, A Gerudo Male
- Twinrova2.gif
Twnirova, The Combined version of the twin witch sisters Kotake & Koume
- Gerudo Guard-thumb-100x151-7132.png
A Gerudo Thief from Ocarina of Time
A Gerudo from Four Swords Adventures
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