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Like the other Sheikah Monks, Suma Sahma has three rings on each of his hands. Suma Sahma can be seen sitting cross-legged with a hand resting on each of his knees. Suma Sahma has the identical attire and pose as that of [[Tawa Jinn]]. Additionally, while Suma Sahma has a different attire, his pose is identical to that of [[Korgu Chideh]] and [[Qukah Nata]].
Like the other Sheikah Monks, Suma Sahma has three rings on each of his hands. Suma Sahma can be seen sitting cross-legged with a hand resting on each of his knees. Suma Sahma has the identical attire and pose as that of [[Tawa Jinn]]. Additionally, while Suma Sahma has a different attire, his pose is identical to that of [[Korgu Chideh]], [[Korsh O'hu]], and [[Qukah Nata]].


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Revision as of 19:06, February 26, 2020

Suma Sahma
Suma-Sahma-Model.jpg
Suma Sahma Model

Race

Gender

Male

Trial

Suma Sahma's Blessing

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Location

Suma Sahma is a character found in Breath of the Wild. He is a Sheikah Monk who serves the Goddess Hylia by guarding the Suma Sahma Shrine.

Breath of the Wild

After Link successfully completes the Suma Sahma Shrine, Suma Sahma gives him a Spirit Orb.

Like the other Sheikah Monks, Suma Sahma has three rings on each of his hands. Suma Sahma can be seen sitting cross-legged with a hand resting on each of his knees. Suma Sahma has the identical attire and pose as that of Tawa Jinn. Additionally, while Suma Sahma has a different attire, his pose is identical to that of Korgu Chideh, Korsh O'hu, and Qukah Nata.