Anutu

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The following article is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

AnutuThis name is derived from text in British English. is a character in The Faces of Evil.[1] He is an old fisherman who lives in Crater Cove.

Biography

Anutu lives in a small hut in Crater Cove. He has caught a Gohma, yet claims it is a crab and the biggest he has ever caught.[2] Link corrects him,[3] and Anutu praises him for his knowledge by giving him the Power Sword, which can shoot Power Blasts.[4] If spoken to again, Anutu gives Link his encouragement, hoping to soon return to fishing once Ganon is defeated.[5]

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNames
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandThe United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
EnglishBRBritish
Anutu[6]
The Kingdom of the NetherlandsThe Kingdom of the Netherlands
Dutch
Anutu[7]
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Enter Anutu's shack (upper left side of the area). Talk to Anutu - he gives you the power sword and restores your life hearts. Leave the shack. (CDi Magazine no. 20, Haymarket Publishing, October 1996, pg. 34)
  2. Biggest crab I ever caught, hehe! — Anutu (The Faces of Evil)
  3. It's a Gohma. — Link (The Faces of Evil)
  4. You're pretty good! Here! — Anutu (The Faces of Evil)
  5. Keep going boy, you're doing real well. Once you get rid of Ganon, we can get back to fishing. — Anutu (The Faces of Evil)
  6. Enter Anutu's shack (upper left side of the area). Talk to Anutu - he gives you the power sword and restores your life hearts. Leave the shack. (CDi Magazine no. 20, Haymarket Publishing, October 1996, pg. 34)
  7. Als je de kraterholte in gaat, moet je eerst met Anutu praten. Hij geeft je een krachtig zwaard en herstelt je energie.If you enter Crater Cove, you should first talk to Anutu. He will give you a powerful sword and restore your energy. (CD Interactief vol. 3 no. 3, HUB Uitgevers, March 1996, pg. 32)