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| image = [[File:TWW-RitoChieftain-Artwork.png|200px]] | |||
|image = [[File:TWW-RitoChieftain-Artwork.png|200px]] | | title = Head of the Rito tribe{{Ref|name=figurine|TWW|4168|Rito Chieftain Figurine Description}} | ||
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'' | | race = [[Rito]] | ||
|location = [[Dragon Roost Island]] | | gender = Male | ||
| | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'' | ||
| location = [[Dragon Roost Island]] | |||
| related = [[Prince Komali]] (Son){{Ref|TWW|419|Father's Letter Description}}<br>[[Prince Komali's Grandmother]] (Mother/Mother-In-Law) | |||
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The '''Rito Chieftain''' is the | {{Figurine|The Rito Chieftain|| | ||
Birthplace: Dragon Roost Island<br> | |||
Head of the Rito tribe<br> | |||
The Chieftain is a very gifted leader who is adored by his people. Due to his position, he must be strict with his relations, but as with any father, he worries about his son.}} | |||
The '''Rito Chieftain''' is the head of the [[Rito]] tribe, found on [[Dragon Roost Island]], in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''.{{Ref|name=figurine}} He is highly respected as the Rito leader, and none of his citizens have any reason to dislike him. | |||
The Rito Chieftain is the father of [[Prince Komali]], and worries deeply about his son after he shut himself away when his [[Prince Komali's Grandmother|grandmother]] died. When [[Link]] arrives on Dragon Roost Island to find [[Din's Pearl]], he asks the Rito Chieftain for help. Since there is a problem with [[Valoo]] and he can't help Link right away, he asks him for a small favor to help out his son. He gives Link a letter to deliver to Komali, which he expects to help him get over his depression. The letter doesn't help Komali much, but after a while Komali does learn to look up to Link. | The Rito Chieftain is the father of [[Prince Komali]], and worries deeply about his son after he shut himself away when his [[Prince Komali's Grandmother|grandmother]] died. When [[Link]] arrives on Dragon Roost Island to find [[Din's Pearl]], he asks the Rito Chieftain for help. Since there is a problem with [[Valoo]] and he can't help Link right away, he asks him for a small favor to help out his son. He gives Link a letter to deliver to Komali, which he expects to help him get over his depression. The letter doesn't help Komali much, but after a while Komali does learn to look up to Link. | ||
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{{Cat|The Wind Waker Characters}} | {{Cat|The Wind Waker Characters}} | ||
{{Cat|Rito}} | {{Cat|Rito}} | ||
Revision as of 14:30, October 20, 2013
Title | Head of the Rito tribe[1] | |
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Gender | Male | |
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Related | Prince Komali (Son)[2] | |
| The Rito Chieftain | |
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Birthplace: Dragon Roost Island |
The Rito Chieftain is the head of the Rito tribe, found on Dragon Roost Island, in The Wind Waker.[1] He is highly respected as the Rito leader, and none of his citizens have any reason to dislike him.
The Rito Chieftain is the father of Prince Komali, and worries deeply about his son after he shut himself away when his grandmother died. When Link arrives on Dragon Roost Island to find Din's Pearl, he asks the Rito Chieftain for help. Since there is a problem with Valoo and he can't help Link right away, he asks him for a small favor to help out his son. He gives Link a letter to deliver to Komali, which he expects to help him get over his depression. The letter doesn't help Komali much, but after a while Komali does learn to look up to Link.
References
- ↑ 1.1 1.2 "The Rito Chieftain Birthplace: Dragon Roost Island Head of the Rito tribe The Chieftain is a very gifted leader who is adored by his people. Due to his position, he must be strict with his relations, but as with any father, he worries about his son." — Rito Chieftain Figurine Description, The Wind Waker.
- ↑ "A letter from a father addressed to his son. Take it to Komali, the Rito prince. The Rito chieftain has asked you to do so." — Father's Letter Description, The Wind Waker.