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'''Aryll''' is a major character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]''. She is the younger sister of [[Toon Link|Link]], and has blonde pigtails and sports a trendy flower top. | |||
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Aryll gives Link her Telescope because it is his birthday. During the beginning of the game she gets captured by the evil bird, the [[Helmaroc King]], that captured [[Tetra]], and took her to the Forsaken Fortress. Link travels with the pirates after saving Tetra and goes to the Forsaken Fortress. After the losing and regaining of you sword you see your sister in a cell with a few other girls. The bird captures you and tosses you out of the sea. | |||
==In | After you get the [[Master Sword]] from the sunken [[Hyrule Castle]], you are destined to go to the Forsaken Fortress. When you go inside the room where she was captured, you meet up with the pirates who rescue the girls and take Aryll home. You then fight the evil Bird. Later, if you check a nearby mailbox there will be a letter from Aryll. She explains what life is like on the pirate ship and makes comments on the pirates. She gives Link a twenty piece rupee. | ||
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''== | |||
She appers as a sticker and trophy | She appers as a sticker and trophy | ||
''Link's Cheerful younger sister, often seen wearing a hibiscus-print dress. Despite her age, she has a good head on her shoulders and carries her turtle-marked telescope with care. On Link's Birthday, Aryll is mistaken for the female pirate captain,[[Tetra]] and captured by the Helmaroc King. Imprisoned in the Forsaken Fortress, she awaits rescue by Link.'' | ''Link's Cheerful younger sister, often seen wearing a hibiscus-print dress. Despite her age, she has a good head on her shoulders and carries her turtle-marked telescope with care. On Link's Birthday, Aryll is mistaken for the female pirate captain,[[Tetra]] and captured by the Helmaroc King. Imprisoned in the Forsaken Fortress, she awaits rescue by Link.'' | ||
:''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'', 2003 | |||
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Aryll is a major character from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. She is the younger sister of Link, and has blonde pigtails and sports a trendy flower top.
Character Description
Aryll gives Link her Telescope because it is his birthday. During the beginning of the game she gets captured by the evil bird, the Helmaroc King, that captured Tetra, and took her to the Forsaken Fortress. Link travels with the pirates after saving Tetra and goes to the Forsaken Fortress. After the losing and regaining of you sword you see your sister in a cell with a few other girls. The bird captures you and tosses you out of the sea.
After you get the Master Sword from the sunken Hyrule Castle, you are destined to go to the Forsaken Fortress. When you go inside the room where she was captured, you meet up with the pirates who rescue the girls and take Aryll home. You then fight the evil Bird. Later, if you check a nearby mailbox there will be a letter from Aryll. She explains what life is like on the pirate ship and makes comments on the pirates. She gives Link a twenty piece rupee.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl
She appers as a sticker and trophy
Link's Cheerful younger sister, often seen wearing a hibiscus-print dress. Despite her age, she has a good head on her shoulders and carries her turtle-marked telescope with care. On Link's Birthday, Aryll is mistaken for the female pirate captain,Tetra and captured by the Helmaroc King. Imprisoned in the Forsaken Fortress, she awaits rescue by Link.
- The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, 2003
