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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* This is the second part of ''The Wind Waker'' theme.
* This is the second part of ''The Wind Waker'' theme.
*In ''The Wind Waker'', if [[Link]] cuts up a wooden sign, the Wind God's Aria can be played to repair it.  
*In ''The Wind Waker'', if [[Link]] cuts up a wooden sign, the Wind God's Aria can be played to repair it.
 
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|French(FR)= Hymne du Dieu du Vent
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==External Links==
==External Links==

Revision as of 16:49, 7 January 2010

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In The Wind Waker, the Wind God's Aria is a song learned inside the cave of Gale Isle. Upon learning this melody, the Kokiri sage known as Fado makes an appearance in front of Link. Fado was the Sage of Wind until Ganondorf's magic destroyed him inside the Wind Temple.[1] His spirit remained, in the hopes that the new Sage of Wind could be awakened. The Wind God's Aria must be played in front of Makar in order to awaken him as the new Sage of Wind.[2][3] Makar, with the help of Link, plays this song on his violin to open the entrance to the Wind Temple.

This melody must be played numerous times inside the Wind Temple in order to break down several monuments and thus be able to progress through the dungeon.

Trivia

  • This is the second part of The Wind Waker theme.
  • In The Wind Waker, if Link cuts up a wooden sign, the Wind God's Aria can be played to repair it.
Names in Other Regions
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External Links

Sheet music for this song

References

  1. "I had been praying here so that the power to repel evil would continue to be contained within the blade of the Master Sword... But I was attacked by the evil Ganondorf... and this is what happened to me." — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  2. "In that case, look for the one who has the same instrument that I hold, and teach him the song you just played." — Fado (The Wind Waker)
  3. "This sacred song that you've conducted has awakened me... I know myself now! I am the sage of the Wind Temple..." — Makar (The Wind Waker)

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