Fi

Fi (pronounced ) is a character featured in SS undefined who is the humanoid representation of the Goddess Sword. Fi is the spirit within the sword who guides Link during his adventure, serving as the young hero's companion in the game.

History and Abilities
The goddess Hylia created the Goddess Sword and Fi, an intelligent humanoid spirit who resides in the sword, and gave it the purpose of assisting Hylia's chosen hero in fulfilling his destiny of defeating Demise. She then enshrined the sword inside the Statue of the Goddess before raising it into The Sky as part of Skyloft. Preceding the Wing Ceremony, Fi appears to Link in his dreams, foretelling him of his destiny. After Link and Zelda are attacked by a black tornado, Link wakes up in his room, where he hears Fi speaking to him. Fi guides him to the Statue of the Goddess, further explaining his fate as the chosen hero and encouraging him to draw the Goddess Sword from its pedestal so that Fi can formally acknowledge him as her Master. Fi gives Link the Emerald Tablet and tells the young hero that he must go beneath the clouds in order to find Zelda and fulfill his destiny, with the tablet illuminating the path ahead.

Like her fellow Sword Spirit, Ghirahim, Fi possesses psychic abilities, specifically. Throughout Link's journey, she aids the young hero by providing him with information about the area he is in, the enemies he is facing, and even messages directly from Hylia to Link. The player can tell Link to talk to Fi when he is traveling on foot by pressing down on the D-Pad of the Wii Remote. When done so, Fi will give Link various options to choose from, providing the play time of the current session, the current objective, and advice as to what he should do next, which include a summary of the past few events as well as hints and rumors. In addition, Fi will give Link a basic description of a targeted enemy and its weaknesses. Fi will also tell the hero how many times he has defeated any type of enemy and gives an indication of Link's proficiency in fighting a specific type of enemy. When this is used on Bosses, Fi will usually give a limited supply of information about the enemy's weaknesses to Link. If Link is defeated in the battle, and Fi is once again asked to give advice, more information will be available. Other than enemies and bosses, Fi can also scan people, bugs and locations. Fi can telepathically talk to people and robots and sense people's auras.

Fi also has a "treasure-seeking ability" called Dowsing. It can sense important people and items and help Link to locate them, acting as a sort of compass. When Link needs to locate a certain person or item, Fi will add a Dowsing option accordingly. The young hero can then choose in the Dowsing menu which specific object or person he wishes to track down. In Dowsing mode, pointing the sword in the general of the target will cause it to beep, which becomes faster as Link approaches the target.

Lastly, Fi also informs Link when his hearts have nearly depleted, as well as pointing out that Link's shield is about to break and when the batteries in the Wii Remote have almost run out.

Fi follows in the tradition of Navi, Tatl, and the King of Red Lions by translating messages for Link; in her case, these messages are from the "gods of old". Whenever Link hits certain Goddess Crests with a Skyward Strike, a message intended for Hylia's chosen hero will awaken deep within Fi's memory. Fi will translate the message for Link while dancing and skating around the room until fully delivering the statement. She will also dance along as Link learns the three songs inside the Isle of Songs. Similarly, playing the Goddess's Harp at points needed to advance in the game will cause Fi to sing along the melody.

After helping Gondo fix Scrapper, Fi is able to persuade the Ancient Robot to assist Link by carrying various items from the surface up to the Sky. Should Link need the assistance of Scrapper, Fi will call Scrapper using telepathic transmission and ask him to transport it above the clouds.

Once Link seals away Demise within the Master Sword, Fi requests that Link end their "necessary relationship" by returning the Master Sword, as her purpose in aiding the chosen hero in his mission, is complete. Link thrusts the sword into its pedestal in the Temple of Hylia, but Fi calls him back to give a true goodbye, showing emotions for the first time and claiming that their time together was the most precious, for she has experienced happiness before falling into an endless sleep. She then thanks Link and hopes that they may meet again in another life as her consciousness fades away into the Master Sword.

Personality
Similar to Midna, Fi's voice is made up of gibberish with a synthesized tone, emulating a real language. Her style of speech is also emotionless and robotic, in contrast to Midna's charismatic voice. Fi has a tendency to predict percentages when analyzing things and determining probability. Fi refers to Link as her master, having recognized him as the chosen hero, and despite her initial lack of emotion, she develops a subtle friendship with Link, learning to cherish the moments they spent together and thanking him before she enters an eternal sleep into the Master Sword.

Design
An early design for Fi drew inspiration from the Fairy Queen from, and depicted her with a grayer aesthetic. This design was used as the basis for her final appearance, which also incorporates design elements of the Master Sword itself. Most of Fi's body is purple, like the sword's hilt, though Fi's legs share the green straps adorning the hilt, and the rest is a bluish-white, like the blade. The upper part of Fi's cloak resembles the Goddess Sword's crossguard.

Fi's name is likely a reference to the commonly used abbreviation for "", Latin for "faithful".

Eiji Aonuma stated in an interview that Fi is not female "per se," implying that Fi is sexless, but does acknowledge that Fi has a feminine figure. However, Fi is clearly identified as a woman within the game, being referred to with feminine pronouns, as well as being referred to as "Mistress Fi" by Scrapper, one of the Ancient Robots.

During the final fight against Ganon in, the Master Sword glows with a bright light just before Link delivers the final blow, similar to the light Fi gave off when charging a Skyward Strike or absorbing Demise's residual consciousness.

The Master Sword again glows with a bright light when Link approaches it in his cursed form.

A Link to the Past manga
When Link first touches the Master Sword, a voice speaks to him, stating that the hero has arrived to "give me new life in a new time" and commanding him to raise the sword high.

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U
Fi appears as a Trophy in.

Hyrule Warriors
Fi appears as a playable character in. She doesn't wield a weapon in battle, as she is the Goddess Sword itself. Her fighting style is very elegant, and resembles ballet dancing, using her legs and feet to deal damage. She is capable of turning into the Goddess Sword for her attacks, and summoning the Sacred Flames. Fi has great mobility and crowd control, constantly moving with her attacks and has wide, sweeping blows that have no difficulty hitting multiple foes at once. However, she does suffer against boss characters due to lacking a sufficient aerial or weak point smash move.

Fi first appears in the Land in the Sky Scenario, where she asks Link to come to the Goddess Statue. Recognizing that this Link is not from her time period, she still chooses to ally herself with him, calling Link 'Master.' In Sealed Ambition, Fi assists in defeating The Imprisoned and Ghirahim on the Sealed Grounds. While the other protagonists from other time periods appear in pairs (Darunia and Ruto, Midna and Agitha), Fi is alone. Although she does appear in place of Impa if she is played in certain Scenarios.

When fought as an enemy Warrior, Fi occasionally drops the Fi's Heels Material when defeated, and rarely the Fi's Crystal Material.

Theories
Some posit that Fi was reincarnated along with her master and goddess, based on her last words to Link before entering her slumber. According to the theory, Navi (and, according to some variations, Tatl, Midna, and Ciela) are actually reincarnations of Fi, forever serving her master's successors throughout the generations. In this way, Fi would receive her wish that she and Link "meet again," albeit in an indirect manner.