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Who are the characters on this Legend of Zelda poster?


I found this poster of various characters from the Legend of Zelda games:



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Who are they and what game(s) they're from?



Answer



Using this numbered version of the image (which is huge, and I couldn't find an easy way to scale down in the post) as a reference, here's the complete list (some answers from the older games taken from here):



  1. Three figures that are extremely blurry. Given their positioning and the number of them, I'd guess they're meant to be the three Goddesses (mentioned in legends in pretty much all the games): Nayru, Farore and Din

  2. Kaepora Gaebora from Ocarina of Time (and other games)


  3. Rauru from Ocarina of Time

  4. Impa from Ocarina of Time

  5. Saria from Ocarina of Time

  6. Supposedly the King of Hyrule, though not sure from which game

  7. Nabooru from Ocarina of Time

  8. Princess Ruto (adult) from Ocarina of Time

  9. Darunia from Ocarina of Time

  10. Link from all games, though most closely resembles the one from Twilight Princess

  11. Princess Zelda from all games, though again seems to most closely resemble the one from Twilight Princess

  12. Ganondorf


  13. Wind Fish

  14. Great Fairy from Wind Waker
    Unnumbered Fairy next to the Great Fairy: possibly Ciela from Phantom Hourglass

  15. Great Fairy from Twilight Princess

  16. Great Fairy from Majora's Mask (also from Ocarina of Time, since they shared character models, but she's holding the Great Fairy Sword that is specific to Majora's Mask)

  17. Valoo from Wind Waker

  18. Fi from Skyward Sword

  19. Presumably Navi from Ocarina of Time

  20. Tatl (Link's companion fairy) from Majora's Mask

  21. Tael from Majora's Mask


  22. The Great Deku Tree from Ocarina of Time

  23. Fado from Wind Waker

  24. Deku Tree Sprout from Ocarina of Time

  25. Makar from Wind Waker

  26. Fairy Queen from Wind Waker

  27. Medli from Wind Waker

  28. Laruto from Wind Waker

  29. Lord Jabu-Jabu from Ocarina of Time

  30. Renado from Twilight Princess

  31. Rusl from Twilight Princess


  32. Ashei from Twilight Princess

  33. Shad from Twilight Princess

  34. Auru from Twilight Princess

  35. Tarin from Link's Awakening

  36. Marin from Link's Awakening

  37. Ilia from Twilight Princess

  38. Epona from most games, though appears to most closely resemble Epona from Twilight Princess

  39. Talon from Ocarina of Time

  40. Ingo from Ocarina of Time

  41. Anju from Majora's Mask


  42. Kafei from Majora's Mask

  43. Linebeck from Phantom Hourglass

  44. Tetra from Wind Waker

  45. Gonzo from Wind Waker

  46. Senza from Wind Waker

  47. Nudge from Wind Waker

  48. Tijo from Majora's Mask

  49. Tingle from Majora's Mask (and other games)

  50. Cremia from Majora's Mask

  51. Niko from Wind Waker


  52. Zuko from Wind Waker

  53. (Link's) Grandmother from Wind Waker

  54. Evan from Majora's Mask

  55. Toto from Majora's Mask

  56. Lulu from Majora's Mask

  57. Romani from Majora's Mask

  58. Ralph from Oracle of Ages

  59. Mako from Wind Waker

  60. Maple from Oracle of Ages

  61. Darmani III from Majora's Mask


  62. Japas from Majora's Mask

  63. Mikau from Majora's Mask

  64. Skull Kid from Majora's Mask

  65. Mido from Ocarina of Time

  66. Goron Elder from Majora's Mask

  67. Goron Elder's son from Majora's Mask

  68. Deku King from Majora's Mask

  69. Deku Princess from Majora's Mask (with Link in Deku form?)

  70. Deku Butler from Majora's Mask

  71. King of Red Lions from Wind Waker


  72. Byrne from Spirit Tracks

  73. Anjean from Spirit Tracks

  74. Midna from Twilight Princess

  75. Oshus from Phantom Hourglass

  76. Sahasrahla from A Link to the Past

  77. Ezlo from The Minish Cap

  78. Travelling Mask Salesman from Majora's Mask

  79. Bellum from Phantom Hourglass

  80. Veran from Oracle of Ages

  81. Zant from Twilight Princess


  82. Agahnim from A Link to the Past

  83. Vaati from The Minish Cap

  84. Onox from Oracle of Seasons

  85. One of the four giants from Majora's Mask

  86. Koume from Majora's Mask (also appears as the boss of the Spirit Temple in Ocarina of Time)

  87. The Moon from Majora's Mask

  88. Kotake from Majora's Mask (also appears as the boss of the Spirit Temple in Ocarina of Time)

  89. Chancellor Cole from Spirit Tracks

  90. The five "Moon Child" characters from Majora's Mask

  91. Ganon from Ocarina of Time


  92. Fierce Deity Link from Majora's Mask

  93. Hero's Spirit from Twilight Princess

  94. Dark Link from Ocarina of Time (not 100%)

  95. Link's mother

  96. Link (again)

  97. Golden Wolf from Twilight Princess


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