Place of birth: Windfall Island Personality: Serious
Sue-Belle was born and raised on Windfall, but she became concerned for the health of her grandfather, Sturgeon, so she decided to move to live with him on Outset Island.
Morning, noon and night, she fills vases with water and carries them on her head from the well to their house. Strangely enough, she actually enjoys the task.
Sue-Belle was originally born and raised on Windfall Island, but now resides on Outset Island with her grandfather, Sturgeon. She wears a pink dress and has blue-purple hair. She is always carrying a Jar of water over her head, and gives Link advice on how to lift jars and throw rocks. If Link throws a rock or any other projectile at her, the Jar will smash, leaving her shocked and saddened. If Link speaks to her after smashing her pot, she will take ten of his Rupees.
She is friends with Linda of Windfall Island. Sue-Belle sent her the orange dress she wears.[4]
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In the exclusive game mode in the Japanese and Korean versions of Four Swords Adventures, Navi Trackers, Sue-Belle appears as one of the navigators. She can be unlocked by collecting three Secret Seashells.[5] She guides the players by providing instructions and updates on the current situation. She refers to Link with the "-san" honorific.
Sue-Belle is described as "a sweet lady",[6] and unlike her appearance in The Wind Waker, she speaks in an overly flirtatious tone. Her reactions toward Link when he is low-ranking are more cheering compared to the other two navigators, whose reactions are more mixed with warning. When she is the navigator, Links can find green and blue Lucky Stars in the Pots on the course.[7]
Trivia
In Navi Trackers, Sue-Belle hums the background music of Outset Island in one of her idle animations. She also has an extra line to greet her neighbors and relatives if the player choose the maps that have Outset Island FolksThis name is derived from Japanese text. for the character set.[8]
Sue-Belle is seen in her design from Navi Trackers in a promotional screenshot from The Wind Waker HD. Her design was changed back to its original in the final game.
Nomenclature
Sue is a shortened derivation of the name Susanna, which is built from the Hebrew word shoshan, meaning "rose" or "lily",[9] while belle is a French word for "beautiful".[10]
Sue-Belle in her Navi Trackers design in a promotional screenshot
References
↑Sue-Belle was born and raised on Windfall, but she became concerned for the health of her grandfather, Sturgeon, so she decided to move to live with him on Outset Island. Morning, noon, and night, she fills vases with water and carries them on her head from the well to their house. Strangely enough, she actually enjoys the task. — Figurine (The Wind Waker)
↑Nintendo Dream vol. 101 no. April 21, 2004, Mainichi Communications, March 21, 2004, pg. 28
↑A friend of mine who lives on Outset Island sent this outfit to me. She's an amazing girl. She can put jars on her head and walk around like it's nothing at all! You have to see it to believe it! — Linda (The Wind Waker)
↑プロロ島でリンクの近所にすんでいたやさしいお姉さん。ツボに入っているいいものを見つけてメダルをふやそう。 (A sweet lady who lives in Link's neighborhood in Outset Island. Find the good stuffs in pots to get more medals.(Translation: BluishBlue)) — Navigator Select (Four Swords Adventures, Japanese version)
↑コースマップのドクロのメダルがプロロ島の人たちのいる位置よ プロロ島のみんな よろしくね～！ (The skull medals on the course map show the locations of people from Outset Island. Hello everyone! I'm glad to have all of you here!) — Sue-Belle (Four Swords Adventures)
