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Kakariko Village features a [[Fairy Fountain]] in a forested plateau overlooking the Village. Link is directed to the Fountain by [[Pikango]] through the [[Main Quest]] "[[Find the Fairy Fountain]]". After giving the weakened [[Great Fairy]] [[Cotera]] her requested sum of [[Rupee]]s, she will henceforth offer to upgrade Link's Armor in exchange for [[Material]]s in gratitude. An Ancient Shrine is also located near the Fountain, the [[Lakna Rokee Shrine]], though it is initially buried. Later on in the game, an ancient Sheikah heirloom found within Impa's house is stolen, greatly distressing both Impa and Paya. They suspect that someone must have infiltrated their home during the night, and ask Link to investigate the situation, beginning the [[Shrine Quest]] "The Stolen Heirloom." It is later revealed that [[Dorian]], one of Impa's gatekeepers, was once a member of the [[Yiga Clan]], and that he tipped off a [[Yiga Blademaster]] about the ancient heirloom in order to preserve Impa's and Paya's lives. Once recovered, the heirloom is used to reveal the Lakna Rokee Shrine. | Kakariko Village features a [[Fairy Fountain]] in a forested plateau overlooking the Village. Link is directed to the Fountain by [[Pikango]] through the [[Main Quest]] "[[Find the Fairy Fountain]]". After giving the weakened [[Great Fairy]] [[Cotera]] her requested sum of [[Rupee]]s, she will henceforth offer to upgrade Link's Armor in exchange for [[Material]]s in gratitude. An Ancient Shrine is also located near the Fountain, the [[Lakna Rokee Shrine]], though it is initially buried. Later on in the game, an ancient Sheikah heirloom found within Impa's house is stolen, greatly distressing both Impa and Paya. They suspect that someone must have infiltrated their home during the night, and ask Link to investigate the situation, beginning the [[Shrine Quest]] "The Stolen Heirloom." It is later revealed that [[Dorian]], one of Impa's gatekeepers, was once a member of the [[Yiga Clan]], and that he tipped off a [[Yiga Blademaster]] about the ancient heirloom in order to preserve Impa's and Paya's lives. Once recovered, the heirloom is used to reveal the Lakna Rokee Shrine. | ||
Stylistically, Kakariko Village is dramatically different from its previous incarnations in the series. In previous installments, as a [[Hylian]] settlement, the village adopted traditional [[Medieval elements in The Legend of Zelda Universe#Buildings|medieval architecture]]. In {{BotW|-}}, Kakariko Village is a [[Shiekah]] settlement, having an aesthetic reminiscent of several historic periods of Japan, such as the {{Wp|Asuka period|Asuka}} and {{Wp|Jōmon period}}s. Kakariko is very important to the clan as 20 of the 21 Sheikah NPCs have lived there at some point. All the Researchers were originally | Stylistically, Kakariko Village is dramatically different from its previous incarnations in the series. In previous installments, as a [[Hylian]] settlement, the village adopted traditional [[Medieval elements in The Legend of Zelda Universe#Buildings|medieval architecture]]. In {{BotW|-}}, Kakariko Village is a [[Shiekah]] settlement, having an aesthetic reminiscent of several historic periods of Japan, such as the {{Wp|Asuka period|Asuka}} and {{Wp|Jōmon period}}s. Kakariko is very important to the clan as 20 of the 21 Sheikah NPCs have lived there at some point. All the Researchers were originally accomodated there at some point before moving to the Tech Labs, as was [[Pikango]] until he decided to travel the world in search of scenic landscapes{{Fact}}. The only one who hasn't was [[Granté]], but that is because he was born and raised in the [[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] before settling in [[Tarrey Town]]. | ||
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