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| image = [[File:Gor-Ebizo.png|200px]] | |||
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | |||
| location = [[Death Mountain]] | |||
| title = [[Goron Elder]] | |||
| race = [[Goron]] | |||
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'''Gor Ebizo''' is the second most powerful [[Goron]] elder in [[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]. In the [[Goron Mines]], he is the second elder to give Link a [[Key Shard]]. All he wants to do is to be a salesman before he dies, and he collects donations and dances in any of [[Malo]]'s Shops. Like the other Gorons, Gor Ebizo calls Link "brother" and pronounces it "brudda". | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*There is some evidence that [[Gor Ebizo]] is based on Jamaican culture and more specifically Rasta culture. He appears to have dreadlocks, holds a pipe, and says "brudda" in a special way different to all other [[Goron]]s, similar to how Jamaican people pronounce the word.{{unsourced}} | |||
{{Cat|Twilight Princess Characters}} | |||
{{Cat|Gorons}} | |||
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Gor Ebizo is the second most powerful Goron elder in Twilight Princess. In the Goron Mines, he is the second elder to give Link a Key Shard. All he wants to do is to be a salesman before he dies, and he collects donations and dances in any of Malo's Shops. Like the other Gorons, Gor Ebizo calls Link "brother" and pronounces it "brudda".
Trivia
- There is some evidence that Gor Ebizo is based on Jamaican culture and more specifically Rasta culture. He appears to have dreadlocks, holds a pipe, and says "brudda" in a special way different to all other Gorons, similar to how Jamaican people pronounce the word.[citation needed]