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'''Nayru''', commonly referred to as the '''Goddess of Wisdom''' in historical, verbal tales and literature, is one of the three [[Golden Goddesses]] in the legend of the creation of [[Hyrule]]. [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]] is the only known character who possesses the essence of Nayru, the [[Triforce of Wisdom]]. When [[Link]] casts the spell made out of her essence, [[Nayru's Love]], a shield of light will appear around him for protection. | '''Nayru''', commonly referred to as the '''Goddess of Wisdom''' in historical, verbal tales and literature, is one of the three [[Golden Goddesses]] in the legend of the creation of [[Hyrule]]. [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]] is the only known character who possesses the essence of Nayru, the [[Triforce of Wisdom]]. When [[Link]] casts the spell made out of her essence, [[Nayru's Love]], a shield of light will appear around him for protection. | ||
Nayru is often depicted with a string instrument or singing. Because | Nayru is often depicted with a string instrument or singing. Because of her association with water, her main color is blue. Nayru's crest is the [[Mark of Nauru]]. | ||
Perhaps Nayru's most famous appearance is in Oracle of Ages. | |||
[[File:ZD Nayru.png]] | |||
In this game, she is captured by [[Veran]], and evil witch. Link must save her by completing many time puzzles. | |||
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===Ocarina of Time=== | ===Ocarina of Time=== | ||
Within the tale told by the Great Deku Tree, Nayru is depicted as one of the three goddesses to have created the land of Hyrule. She is said to have put her wisdom into the world to create the law, and the life Farore created would uphold such a law. | Within the tale told by the Great Deku Tree, Nayru is depicted as one of the three goddesses to have created the land of Hyrule. She is said to have put her wisdom into the world to create the law, and the life Farore created would uphold such a law. A theory is that Nayru did this by giving the mortals the gift of Love, so that they would CHOOSE to be good, rather than be forced to be. | ||
=== The Wind Waker === | === The Wind Waker === | ||
Throughout ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', Nayru is not mentioned often. Even though Nayru's figure is not seen, her essence is stored within one of three [[Goddess Pearls|Pearls]]. | Throughout ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', Nayru is not mentioned often. Even though Nayru's figure is not seen, her essence is stored within one of three [[Goddess Pearls|Pearls]]. Link must retrieve her pearl, which was entrusted to Jabun, last. Then he must set it in the statue (location is shown below) in order to retrieve the Master Sword. | ||
[[File:ZD Chart Nayru Marked.png]] | |||
=== Twilight Princess === | === Twilight Princess === | ||
In this game, the Light Spirit Lanayru gives a summary of how the goddesses created Hyrule. When Dark Interlopers appeared, Nayru, along with Farore and Din, ordered the Light Spirits to seal away the magic that the interlopers were seeking. She appears on the disgusting statue behind Zelda in the cutscene where Zant is first shown. | |||
{{Cat|Ocarina of Time Characters}} | {{Cat|Ocarina of Time Characters}} | ||
{{Cat|The Wind Waker Characters}} | {{Cat|The Wind Waker Characters}} | ||
{{Cat|Twilight Princess Characters}} | {{Cat|Twilight Princess Characters}} | ||