Ingo

Ingo is a recurring character in.

In, Ingo appears as Talon's employee at Lon Lon Ranch. During Link's childhood, Ingo is found working hard at the ranch, though grumbles and moans about the laziness of his superior, Talon. Conversely, Ingo appeals to Ganondorf and is granted ownership to the ranch during Link's adult era. He kicks Talon out of the ranch and orders Malon to do the hard work while he charges Rupees in exchange for short horse rides. Ingo will also challenge Link to a horse race, but his greedy and vain personality is further revealed upon losing. After winning Epona and leaving the ranch, Ingo's personality seems to have changed, being grateful for the opportunity to work under Talon.

Oracle of Seasons
In, Ingo appears an easily agitated man who lives in Sunken City and collects vases. To complete his vase collection, Ingo wants a Goron Vase, an object which was always refused to him by Biggoron. Link is required to get the vase from Biggoron and trade it for Ingo's dinner to continue the Trading Sequence. Unlike in, he does not seem to have any relationship with Malon and Talon.

A Link Between Worlds
In, Ingo appears as the Milk Bar Owner in Lorule, and his counterpart in Hyrule shares the same name.

Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland
In, Ingo is found in Lon Lon Meadows. Other than giving Tingle a few tips, and allowing him to keep a Recipe he finds, he only serves a small role. Ingo mentions having a wife.

(Himekawa)
Ingo plays a larger role in the, acting as a boss himself. He gets brainwashed by Twinrova and sets a trap for Link, but the trap fails and Link is saved by Sheik.

Trivia

 * features a character similar in appearance known as the Cucco Keeper.
 * Ingo's theme song, which can be heard when Link beats him in a horse race, is a slower remix of the horse race theme. It can also be heard in the Gorman Track in.
 * Ingo's appearance seems to be based on from the, whereas Talon seems to be based on.