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| related = [[Skyloft]]<br>[[Inside the Statue of the Goddess]]<br>[[Temple of Time#Breath of the Wild|Temple of Time]]<br>[[Kakariko Village#Breath of the Wild|Kakariko Village]]<br>[[Horned Statue]] | | related = [[Skyloft]]<br>[[Inside the Statue of the Goddess]]<br>[[Temple of Time#Breath of the Wild|Temple of Time]]<br>[[Kakariko Village#Breath of the Wild|Kakariko Village]]<br>[[Horned Statue]] | ||
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The '''Statue of the Goddess''' is a | The '''Statue of the Goddess''' is a huge [[Goddess Statue]] made in the likeness of the goddess [[Hylia]]. It appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'' and possibly ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. | ||
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*The Statue of the Goddess seen in [[Skyloft]] has a | *The Statue of the Goddess seen in [[Skyloft]] has a similarity to the real world Christ the Redeemer statue that looks over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. | ||
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Statue of the Goddess in Skyward Sword
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The Statue of the Goddess is a huge Goddess Statue made in the likeness of the goddess Hylia. It appears in Skyward Sword, Hyrule Warriors and possibly Breath of the Wild.
Appearances
Skyward Sword
The Statue of the Goddess is a massive Goddess Statue that can be found watching over Skyloft. The statue is intended to resemble the goddess Hylia, the deity that fought off the Demon Tribe, rallying other races to imprison Demise. This statue has a significant role throughout the story, from beginning to end. After his victory in the Wing Ceremony, Zelda gives the Sailcloth to Link atop the statue as part of the Ceremony of the Goddess. Link also first receives the Goddess Sword from Inside the Statue of the Goddess, as part of his first encounter with Fi. It is also the place where he will put several tablets which will allow him to access various regions of the Surface. Smaller Goddess Statues appear in other places sacred to Hylia, the Skyview & Earth Springs and the Isle of Songs.
It is later revealed that beneath the giant statue lies Sky Keep, Skyward Sword's final dungeon. Sky Keep is where the Triforce is kept, where it was sealed away by Hylia herself. Once all Triforce pieces are collected, Link and Fi will appear on top of the statue with the completed Triforce. On Link's wish, the Statue of the Goddess and its island will break off from Skyloft and descend into the Sealed Grounds, returning to its position before being raised to The Sky, crushing and killing The Imprisoned. Once Demise is again defeated in the past, Link and Zelda appear on top of the statue yet again, this time with Link strumming the Goddess's Harp.
Breath of the Wild
While Goddess Statues are present in every settlement and Hylia's sacred springs, the only one which may be the Statue of the Goddess which once adorned Skyloft and the Sealed Grounds sits in the Forgotten Temple. By far the largest remaining statue, it is described by the monks as the "oldest Statue of the Goddess".
Non-Canon Appearances
Hyrule Warriors
The Statue of the Goddess is present on the Skyloft stage. The Statue Keep is located under it, where Link meets Fi in the Land in the Sky Legend Mode scenario.
Gallery
Skyloft, with the Statue of the Goddess in-context, from Skyward Sword HD
The altar area of the Forgotten Temple, with the "oldest Statue of the Goddess" and Rona Kachta Shrine in-context, from Breath of the Wild
Close-up of the oldest Statue of the Goddess in the Forgotten Temple without prayer lighting.
Trivia
- The Statue of the Goddess seen in Skyloft has a similarity to the real world Christ the Redeemer statue that looks over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.