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Goron
Gorons are a race of rock-like humanoids in The Legend of Zelda series, known for their immense strength, friendly nature, and love for eating rocks. They live in mountainous regions like Death Mountain and are often associated with mining and crafting. Despite their bulky appearance, Gorons are gentle giants who value camaraderie and loyalty. They can roll into balls to travel quickly or as a form of defense and attack.
Rito
The Rito are a bird-like species in The Legend of Zelda series, known for their ability to fly and their graceful, avian features. First appearing in The Wind Waker, they evolved from the Zora to adapt to a flooded world. In Breath of the Wild, they thrive in the mountainous Tabantha region, excelling as skilled archers and musicians.
Zora
The Zora are a graceful, aquatic species in The Legend of Zelda series, known for their fish-like appearance and ability to thrive in water. Residing near rivers, lakes, and oceans, they are skilled swimmers and often serve as protectors of Hyrule's waterways. The Zora are known for their craftsmanship and their strong sense of loyalty to their leaders and allies.
Gerudo
The Gerudo are a desert-dwelling race in The Legend of Zelda series, known for their tall stature, red hair, and predominantly female population. They live in the Gerudo Desert and are renowned as fierce warriors and skilled thieves. A male Gerudo, born only once every 100 years, is traditionally destined to become their king—most notably Ganondorf.
Hylian
Hylians are a humanoid race in The Legend of Zelda series, resembling humans but with pointed elf-like ears. These ears are said to allow them to hear messages from the gods, reflecting their close connection to divine beings. Hylians typically have fair or lightly tanned skin, with a wide variety of hair colors, including blonde, brown, black, and sometimes more unique shades. Their eyes are often striking, with colors like blue, green, or brown.