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Magician
Tragedy of Zelda I.png
First appearance Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Other form(s) Ganon
Counterpart(s) Carock
Agahnim
Agunima
Yuga

The magician is a character in the backstory of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. He does not appear in the game, and is only mentioned in the manual.

History

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link

Impa telling the legend of Zelda to Link.

The magician was a sorcerer who was close to the king of Hyrule and a close confidant of the crown prince. He brought the crown-prince unexpected news about the king and the prince's younger sister, Princess Zelda. When the magician and prince questioned the princess about the Triforce, he had lost his temper after awhile and threatened to put her into an eternal sleep. She still refused to talk and with his anger, the magician tried to cast a spell on her. The prince was surprised and tried to stop him, but the wizard fought off the prince and chanted the spell. The sorcerer died when Princess Zelda fell to an eternal slumber,[1] which can only be broken by uniting the Triforce.[2]

Appearance

He features many wrinkles, has light blue skin, red eyes and long fingernails which are white. He wears a purple robe with a necklace, which seems to resemble the Prince of Darkness, Ganon. He bears a striking resemblance to Carock, the enemy of the Maze Island Palace.

Origin

Hyrule Historia proposes that he could be an offshoot of Ganon's, similarly to Agahnim. However, it also mentions that he could just be one of Ganon's followers.[3]

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 魔術師[4]
Majutsushi
Magician

References

  1. ^ Zelda II: The Adventure of Link instruction booklet, pages 6-8
  2. ^ Zelda II: The Adventure of Link instruction booklet, page 12.
  3. ^ Hyrule Historia, page 104.
  4. ^ Link no Bōken instruction booklet, pages 9 and 10.