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Subrosian

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Subrosian
OoS SubRosa art.jpg
Artwork of four Subrosians (including Rosa) and Link from The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons
First appearance The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons (2001)
Notable member(s)
Fireworks Subrosian
Great Furnace operator
House of Pirates owner
Rosa
Sign-Loving Subrosian
Strange Brothers
Subrosian Chef
Subrosian Dance Hall instructor
Subrosian smiths
Comparable
Salona
“Ahhh... What great lava! A lava bath is the best thing after practicing the Subrosian Dance!”
Subrosian, The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons

Subrosians are the mysterious inhabitants of Subrosia. They appear in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and occasionally in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages's Linked Game. All Subrosians wear robed hoods concealing their entire bodies save for a pair of giant, glowing, glum-looking eyes. The robes come in various colors, but most wear green. Their artwork also depicts them as quite short, though this is not reflected in their sprites. Subrosians are adapted to the volcanic nature of their homeland and are not only completely immune to lava burns, they enjoy bathing in and eating it, especially when prepared as Lava Soup. Additionally, they enjoy performing the Subrosian Dance. Their culture is fairly removed from those of the human world, with the shopkeeper at the Subrosia Market having no idea what to make of many of the human objects he finds and the pair of brothers who are interested in human items are seen as odd by the rest. Additionally the Subrosian smiths behavior implies a much different standard of good manners. Subrosians are often seen digging for Ore Chunks, their culture's currency. A notable Subrosian, and the first one encountered, is Rosa, a female pop star.

In the Linked Game for The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages, Subrosians are found mainly around Rolling Ridge Base in the past, where many of them have become fans of the local Goron Dance. Through this, it is revealed that the Subrosian Dance is actually a variation of the Goron Dance these Subrosians brought back home with them. A Subrosian is also briefly seen in Lynna Village near the end of the game, wondering why the inhabitants seem to lack energy.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ウーラ
Ūra
From 裏 (Ura, flip-side)