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===''Skyward Sword''=== | ===''Skyward Sword''=== | ||
[[File:BeedleSS.png|right| | [[File:BeedleSS.png|right|150px|Beedle operating his shop]] | ||
Beedle appears again in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', this time selling wares in a flying ship. He operates this ship by pedaling a bicycle which powers an electric generator that drives some gears. He sells [[Medal|Medals]], additional [[Wallet|wallets]], and his most valuable item, a [[Piece of Heart]]. Should Link look at something of Beedle's and without purchasing anything, Beedle will rant that, due to Link's weight, he has to pedal "extra hard", and concludes by activating a trap door under Link's feet. | Beedle appears again in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', this time selling wares in a flying ship. He operates this ship by pedaling a bicycle which powers an electric generator that drives some gears. He sells [[Medal|Medals]], additional [[Wallet|wallets]], and his most valuable item, a [[Piece of Heart]]. Should Link look at something of Beedle's and without purchasing anything, Beedle will rant that, due to Link's weight, he has to pedal "extra hard", and concludes by activating a trap door under Link's feet. | ||
Falling asleep in his ship will allow Link to visit him on his island during the night. He will sit and talk with Link whilst admiring the [[Horned Colossus Beetle]] caged in his lap. Here his diction makes a dramatic change with an above average vocabulary and without the joyful yells he's known for. Link can ask about his foreign accent, but Beedle doesn't appear to notice any difference, and will dismiss the question as unimportant. | Falling asleep in his ship will allow Link to visit him on his island during the night. He will sit and talk with Link whilst admiring the [[Horned Colossus Beetle]] caged in his lap. Here his diction makes a dramatic change with an above average vocabulary and without the joyful yells he's known for. Link can ask about his foreign accent, but Beedle doesn't appear to notice any difference, and will dismiss the question as unimportant. | ||
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*In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the dolls lying on the second floor of [[Jaggle]] and [[Pergie]]'s house bear resemblance to Beedle. [[Coro]], from the same game, seems also to be a realistic reference to Beedle, characterized by his similar merchant-like appearance and his grateful, friendly attitude towards Link.{{fact}} | *In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the dolls lying on the second floor of [[Jaggle]] and [[Pergie]]'s house bear resemblance to Beedle. [[Coro]], from the same game, seems also to be a realistic reference to Beedle, characterized by his similar merchant-like appearance and his grateful, friendly attitude towards Link.{{fact}} | ||
*In ''Spirit Tracks'', if Link hits Beedle's hot air balloon while he is landed, he rises up into the air. | *In ''Spirit Tracks'', if Link hits Beedle's hot air balloon while he is landed, he rises up into the air. | ||
*In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', asking Beedle about his Piece of Heart before buying it will yield the response that he does not actually know what it is, and picked it up from somewhere nearby and decided to sell it. This may indicate that ordinary characters besides Link do not actually understand what Pieces of Heart are or what they do. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
