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 ==''Breath of the Wild''==
-There is only Lord of the Mountain in [[Hyrule]], and it hides at the peak of [[Satori Mountain]]. It can only be found when there is a green-blue glow emitting from the summit.
+There is only one Lord of the Mountain in [[Hyrule]], and it resides at the peak of [[Satori Mountain]]. It can only be found when there is a green-blue glow emitting from the summit.
 It can be mounted, but cannot be registered at any [[Stable]]. If Link dismounts the spirit, it will run away and vanish after a bit.
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 * It's believed that The Lord of the Mountain was given the name "Satori" after [[Satoru Iwata]], the fourth president of Nintendo, who passed away during the game's development.
 * It's assumed to be the only horse-like creature in the game with perfect ★★★★★ stats for strength, speed and stamina, but this can't be verified due to the fact that it cannot be registered and thus its stats are not displayed.
-* Albeit it's difficult to mount, the [[Giant Horse]] is considerably more difficult to obtain due to the presence of [[Lynel]]s south of the [[Taobab Grassland]] at the [[Oseira Plains]].
+* The Lord of the Mountain is by far the most difficult creature in the game to mount, even more so than the [[Giant Horse]]. Soothing the Lord of the Mountain requires 40 presses of the '''L''' button (the Giant Horse requires only 30). However, riding the Lord of the Mountain may be easier, as to simply register the Giant Horse, [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] must ride through two [[Lynel]]s' territories.
 * When observed from the front, it's apparent that its eyes blink independently of the other ones. Not even pairs of eyes on its two "faces" blink simultaneously.
 * The Lord of the Mountain is reminiscent of Shishigami/The Great Forest Spirit from ''Princess Mononoke'', especially on the latter's chimeric ungulate form.