How are Kokiri born?

Kokiri aren't born in a traditional sense; they are childlike spirits of the forest created by the Great Deku Tree, their "father," who gives them life from the forest itself, sometimes appearing as growths on plants or roots, and they don't age as long as they stay within the Kokiri Forest, growing into Koroks (wood spirits) if they leave or the forest changes, as seen in the Wind Waker timeline.
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How do Kokiri reproduce?

Kokiri are just another form of Koroks, and Koroks are pretty strongly implied to be the Deku Tree's children both literally and symbolically. They don't reproduce because the Deku Trees seem to spawn them in order to expand their forests and act as their eyes.
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How are Koroks born?

In The Wind Waker, the Koroks are the transformed forms of the Kokiri following the Great Flood.
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Where do Kokiri come from?

They are a diminutive and secretive race of forest spirits who take on the appearance of Hylian children and are native to Kokiri Forest and the Lost Woods. Each Kokiri is accompanied by a guardian fairy that functions as a friend, protector, parent and teacher.
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Are the Kokiri all children?

The Kokiri are an ageless race that takes the form of human children. Like Hylians, they each possess long, pointed ears. Apart from Saria whose hair is green like their outfits, all known Kokiri have either blonde or red hair.
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Is there any LGBTQ in Zelda?

While The Legend of Zelda series lacks explicitly confirmed LGBTQ+ characters, many fans interpret queer themes and subtext through ambiguous characters, gender-bending moments (like Link in Gerudo Town), and androgynous designs, with characters like Sheik, Prince Sidon, and even Link himself often sparking discussion, though Nintendo usually maintains the characters' canonical genders.
 
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Is Link a Kokiri or a Hylian?

Link is a Hylian, not a Kokiri, though he grew up in Kokiri Forest believing he was one. The Great Deku Tree revealed the truth in Ocarina of Time: Link is a Hylian orphan adopted by the Kokiri, which explains why he's the only one who ages and lacks a fairy companion until Navi.
 
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What race is Link Oot?

He displays the characteristic traits of the Hylian race, being of humanoid form with elfin features, including pointed ears. Since the first The Legend of Zelda video game, he has been repeatedly depicted wearing his characteristic green cap and tunic and typically wields a sword and shield.
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Is The Legend of Zelda based on Christianity?

Yes, The Legend of Zelda series started with heavy Christian/Catholic imagery, like crosses on Link's shield and the "Bible" item (called "Book of Magic" in English), but Nintendo later replaced these with original mythology, such as the Golden Goddesses (Din, Nayru, Farore), after the first few games to avoid controversy and create a unique world, though remnants of Christian symbolism persist, especially in older titles and concept art.
 
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What clan is Ganondorf from?

His humanoid form known as Ganondorf is the king and only male member of the Gerudo, a race predominantly consisting of female warriors.
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Why do people bully Koroks?

Another player collected 10 rockets with the sole intention of strapping them all together and firing the Korok to kingdom come. Some of the videos appear to be taking revenge for the number and tedious nature of Korok puzzles required to collect all the seeds, and the results are devastating.
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How old is Hestu?

Hestu's exact age isn't stated, but he's incredibly old, implied to be centuries, as he mentions no one saw him for 100 years before Link, appears as a giant Korok in Age of Calamity (100 years prior to BotW), and calls the ancient Great Deku Tree "Grandpa," suggesting he's as old as Hyrule's founding or close to it.
 
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What's behind a Koroks mask?

According to Traysi's Super Rumor Mill article on the Korok Mask, it apparently houses a spirit (similar to Majora's Mask and masks created using the Song of Healing) and that it is this spirit that alerts its wearer to nearby hidden Koroks, which Traysi suggests it may view as friends.
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Can only Link see Koroks?

According to Hestu, people cannot usually see Koroks, Link is a rare Hylian capable of seeing them.
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Did Saria turn into a korok?

Saria is an ageless kokiri, potentially the last one since she was a sage, which might me she was exempt from becoming a Korok like the rest. And the Hero of Time's ultimate fate was to become a Stalfos warrior, who kept on as a spirit to mentor TP link, at the very least.
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Who protects the Kokiri Forest?

In Ocarina of Time, the Deku Tree is the guardian of the Kokiri and of their forest. He protects the Kokiri's Emerald, one of the three Spiritual Stones.
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Is saying "Oh my god" religious?

The key issue here is intent. The second commandment forbids us using God's name in a disrespectful or hateful way. Like in false oaths or insults. When people say oh my God out of surprise at something shocking, good or bad, it's usually not sinful.
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Is playing Zelda good for your brain?

This study shows that playing an open-world game, such as The The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and nostalgia evoked by Studio Ghibli films significantly foster a sense of exploration and calm in life, as well as a feeling of mastery and skill, and purpose and meaning, hence ultimately contributing positively to ...
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What was Zelda diagnosed with after a breakdown in 1930?

After Zelda traveled abroad to Europe, her mental health deteriorated, and she had suicidal and homicidal tendencies, which required psychiatric care. Her doctors diagnosed her with schizophrenia, although later posthumous diagnoses posit bipolar disorder.
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Is there LGBTQ in Zelda?

Although there is no explicit LGBTQ content in the games, some critics have pointed to potential queer characters and themes. For instance, in The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (1998), Princess Zelda dresses up as a supposedly male but rather gender ambiguous character named Sheik.
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What exactly does "Hylian" mean?

The Hylians, also known as the Hylia people (or simply the Hylia) are a recurring race in the Legend of Zelda series. They are humanoid creatures that worship the goddess Hylia, from which their name derives and by whom they were created. The Hylians are the original race of Hyrule.
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Is Link canonically mute?

No, Link is not canonically mute; he can speak, but his dialogue is usually implied or chosen by the player for immersion, though recent games like Echoes of Wisdom give a specific lore reason: a traumatic experience in a rift stole his voice, explaining his selective silence and occasional grunts. Nintendo intends for players to project themselves onto Link, making him a relatable avatar, hence the lack of voice acting and showing his speech through others' reactions or dialogue options.
 
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Why did Link sleep for 100 years?

Link slept for 100 years in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild because he sustained near-fatal injuries fighting Calamity Ganon and was placed in the Shrine of Resurrection for a "Slumber of Restoration" to heal, a process that also wiped his memory. Princess Zelda ordered this stasis for his recovery and to prevent aging, allowing him to awaken later, stronger, to fulfill his destiny after Ganon broke free, with Zelda holding Ganon at bay for the century. 
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Why can't Link talk?

Link doesn't talk because he serves as a silent protagonist for player immersion, but lore reasons have been added: in Breath of the Wild, he's a stoic knight burdened by duty, while Echoes of Wisdom reveals he lost his voice after being swallowed by a rift as a child, though he retains his spirit and helps others. Developers wanted players to project themselves onto him, but later games integrated his silence into the story as a character trait or consequence of trauma. 
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What is Link's hat called?

Link's iconic green, pointed hat is a type of soft, conical headwear known as a Phrygian cap, named after the ancient Phrygians and often symbolizing freedom or used by figures like garden gnomes and revolutionary heroes.
 
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