Editing Morshu

{{character infobox
|image=[[File:Morshu_cutscene.png|240px]]<br>Morshu in a cutscene
|first_appearance=''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]''
|counterparts=[[Merchant (Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon)|Merchant (''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon'')]]
}}
{{quote|[[Lantern Oil|Lamp oil]]? [[Rope (object)|Rope]]? [[Bomb]]s? [[Link|You]] want it? It's yours, my friend, as long as you have enough [[Rupee|Rubies]].|Morshu|Link: The Faces of Evil}}
'''Morshu''', generically referred to as the '''merchant''' in the tutorial and credits, is a portly shopkeeper from ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'', appearing in [[Goronu (location)|Goronu]], one of the starting locations. He sells [[Link]] [[Lantern Oil|lamp oil]], [[rope (object)|rope]], and [[bomb]]s in exchange for [[Rupee|Rubies]]. If Link attempts to purchase anything when he lacks the required amount of Rubies, Morshu tells him that he "can't ''give'' credit" and tells him to come back when he is "mmmm... richer!"

==Gallery==
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Morshu TFoE sprite.png|Morshu's gameplay sprite
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==Trivia==
*Despite having only two short scenes in the game, Morshu gained notoriety as a meme in {{wp|YouTube}} videos, notably {{wp|YouTube Poop}}s, alongside [[King Harkinian]] and [[Gwonam]]. This likely owes to his particularly over-the-top animations and annunciations, along with being encountered early and appearing in the tutorial. In particular, his exclamation of "Bombs!" and loud hum are often used.
*Likely due to the above, Morshu's introductory line is alluded to in ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity]]'', where the completion text for the "Entrance Test" quest for the [[Military Training Camp]] says "He said he will train you anytime - as long as you have enough rupees."

[[Category:Shopkeepers]]
[[Category:Link: The Faces of Evil characters]]
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