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{{quote|You have amazed me! I have not felt such amazement for an age! What did those things do to you? You must be a very pure- hearted individual, I think!|Man of Smiles|The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass}} | {{quote|You have amazed me! I have not felt such amazement for an age! What did those things do to you? You must be a very pure- hearted individual, I think!|Man of Smiles|The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass}} | ||
The '''Man of Smiles''' is an eccentric seagoer in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. He can be found in his [[Traveler's Ship|ship]] in the southeastern corner of the [[Northeastern Sea]]. His ship's interior is notably painted to look like a pastoral flowery landscape. Whenever [[Link]] enters his ship, he is ambushed by four stationary [[Octorok]]s, a yellow and a blue [[Chuchu]], and a [[Geozard|Zora Warrior]]. Once he defeats all of them and approaches the door, the Man of Smiles runs down and declares Link a pure-hearted individual. The first time this is done, he offers Link a choice between a "special" present and a "normal" present; regardless of which is picked, he will give both. The "special" present is the [[Hero's New Clothes]], while the "normal" one is a [[treasure map]], which he dismisses as a normal piece of paper to use as a | The '''Man of Smiles''' is an eccentric seagoer in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. He can be found in his [[Traveler's Ship|ship]] in the southeastern corner of the [[Northeastern Sea]]. His ship's interior is notably painted to look like a pastoral flowery landscape. Whenever [[Link]] enters his ship, he is ambushed by four stationary [[Octorok]]s, a yellow and a blue [[Chuchu]], and a [[Geozard|Zora Warrior]]. Once he defeats all of them and approaches the door, the Man of Smiles runs down and declares Link a pure-hearted individual. The first time this is done, he offers Link a choice between a "special" present and a "normal" present; regardless of which is picked, he will give both. The "special" present is the [[Hero's New Clothes]], while the "normal" one is a [[treasure map]], which he dismisses as a normal piece of paper to use as a tissue or even to eat. The enemy encounter can be repeated infinitely, and on later visits he will give Link a [[Prize Postcard]]. If Link already has one in his possession, he will simply thank him. | ||
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| Man of Smiles | |
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| First appearance | The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass |
| Species | Human |
- “You have amazed me! I have not felt such amazement for an age! What did those things do to you? You must be a very pure- hearted individual, I think!”
- – Man of Smiles, The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
The Man of Smiles is an eccentric seagoer in The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. He can be found in his ship in the southeastern corner of the Northeastern Sea. His ship's interior is notably painted to look like a pastoral flowery landscape. Whenever Link enters his ship, he is ambushed by four stationary Octoroks, a yellow and a blue Chuchu, and a Zora Warrior. Once he defeats all of them and approaches the door, the Man of Smiles runs down and declares Link a pure-hearted individual. The first time this is done, he offers Link a choice between a "special" present and a "normal" present; regardless of which is picked, he will give both. The "special" present is the Hero's New Clothes, while the "normal" one is a treasure map, which he dismisses as a normal piece of paper to use as a tissue or even to eat. The enemy encounter can be repeated infinitely, and on later visits he will give Link a Prize Postcard. If Link already has one in his possession, he will simply thank him.
