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*The new Hylian word for ''Hyrule'' can be read on the Ancient Gold Piece. | *The new Hylian word for ''Hyrule'' can be read on the Ancient Gold Piece. | ||
*The Amber Relic and Dusk Relic resemble real world {{wp|Magatama|Magatamas}}. | *The Amber Relic and Dusk Relic resemble real world {{wp|Magatama|Magatamas}}. | ||
*The Ornamental Skull is described as "the Bokoblin Symbol," and sure enough, every one in-game is seen with one on their belt. However, this is not new to ''Skyward Sword'', as Bokoblins are seen wearing these Skull shaped belt buckles in ''Wind Waker'', their debut game. Oddly enough, though ''Wind Waker'' also features a treasures/enemy drop system similar to that of ''Skyward Sword'', Bokoblins do not drop these skulls, and instead humorously drop the butterfly-shaped [[Joy Pendant|Joy Pendants]]. Skull-like treasures in Wind Waker instead come from the [[Moblin]], who drop them in the form of [[Skull Necklace|Skull Necklaces]]. | |||
*[[ChuChu|Chuchus]] in ''Skyward Sword'' drop Jelly Blobs, strikingly similar to the [[Chu Jelly]] found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|Wind Waker]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. However, unlike those games, Jelly Blobs are used purely for upgrading items, and have no bearing on or relationship to the potions found in-game. | |||
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