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The Kikwi are a shy, herbivorous race found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'' that live in [[Faron Woods]]. They are easily intimidated by [[Link]] and [[Fi]], but they prove helpful in getting to [[Skyview Temple]] and [[Lake Floria]]. Their round tails open to reveal a bush, which the Kikwi use for camouflage. Each Kikwi sports a unique face, similar to the [[Korok]]s in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. While many of the Kikwi are smaller than Link, they seem to grow to much bigger as they age. [[Bucha]], who the Kikwi refer to as their elder, is twice Link's size. However, the Kikwi hermit Yerbal is also old, so it may just be that the leader of the is the only giant one. Kikwi vaguely resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanuki Tanuki] from Japanese culture, or even penguins or squirrels. | The Kikwi are a shy, herbivorous race found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'' that live in [[Faron Woods]]. They are easily intimidated by [[Link]] and [[Fi]], but they prove helpful in getting to [[Skyview Temple]] and [[Lake Floria]]. Their round tails open to reveal a bush, which the Kikwi use for camouflage. Each Kikwi sports a unique face, similar to the [[Korok]]s in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. While many of the Kikwi are smaller than Link, they seem to grow to much bigger as they age. [[Bucha]], who the Kikwi refer to as their elder, is twice Link's size. However, the Kikwi hermit Yerbal is also old, so it may just be that the leader of tribe the is the only giant one. Kikwi vaguely resemble [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanuki Tanuki] from Japanese culture, or even penguins or squirrels. | ||
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The Kikwi are a shy, herbivorous race found in Skyward Sword that live in Faron Woods. They are easily intimidated by Link and Fi, but they prove helpful in getting to Skyview Temple and Lake Floria. Their round tails open to reveal a bush, which the Kikwi use for camouflage. Each Kikwi sports a unique face, similar to the Koroks in The Wind Waker. While many of the Kikwi are smaller than Link, they seem to grow to much bigger as they age. Bucha, who the Kikwi refer to as their elder, is twice Link's size. However, the Kikwi hermit Yerbal is also old, so it may just be that the leader of tribe the is the only giant one. Kikwi vaguely resemble Tanuki from Japanese culture, or even penguins or squirrels.
The first Kikwi Link meets is named Machi. He is found being attacked by two Bokoblins. He will then escape thinking Link wants to attack him, as well. After finding him three times, he will realize that you mean no harm and introduce himself. He recalls that a girl (heavily implied to be Zelda) passed by. Then, Machi directs Link toward the Kikwi elder, Bucha.
Once Link finds Bucha, he asks Link to rescue three lost Kikwi. When Link returns, Bucha rewards him with the Slingshot.
Much later on Link's quest, when revisiting Faron Woods, Link meets the finds a Kikwi sleeping on a branch on the top of the Great Tree. Hit him with the Beetle or Slingshot to wake him up. The Kikwi, named Yerbal, will then direct Link towards Lake Floria, and show him how to open the door blocking it. Later, when Link meets Faron the Water Dragon, she tells Link that she will eat Yerbal for revealing her location.