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|eyes=Tan
 
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|species=[[Zora]]
 
|species=[[Zora]]
|relatives=[[Dorephan]] (father)<br/>[[Mipha]] (older sister)<br />[[Yona]] (wife)<br />[[Sages#Unknown_Timeline|Ancient Sage of Water]] (ancestor)<br />[[King Zora]], [[Ruto]] (ancestors)
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|relatives=[[Dorephan]] (father)<br/>[[Mipha]] (older sister)<br />[[Yona]] (wife)<br />[[Sages#Tears of the Kingdom|Ancient Zora Sage]] (ancestor)<br />[[King Zora]], [[Ruto]] (ancestors)
 
|voiced by= [[Jamie Mortellero]]
 
|voiced by= [[Jamie Mortellero]]
 
|affiliation=[[Sages]]
 
|affiliation=[[Sages]]
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Shortly after the fall of Calamity Ganon, Princess Zelda visited Zora's Domain to personally apologize for Mipha's fate. Sidon and the other Zoras agreed that it was not her fault, and they built up a strong respect for her due to that gesture. Sidon came to be inspired by the inner strength that Zelda displayed, and it inspired him to try building up a similar type of strength, which he previously assumed to come naturally with one's physical strength. Over the next few years, Dorephan began giving Sidon more responsibilities in preparation for his ascension to the throne. He reminded Sidon that his bloodline did not guarantee him the throne, and it ultimately relied on the will of the Zora people. One task that Sidon took up was the restoration of the Zora slabs located around the Zora's Domain. The original slabs were written by Dorephan, but they had fallen into disrepair and could not be salvaged. Sidon was reluctant to write over his father's work, and some Zoras questioned it being done by someone so young, but Dorephan ultimately assured him that it was for the best. And so Sidon wrote the new slabs, which talked of Zora history and his own experiences in his own words. This included mentions of the impact of Mipha, Link and Zelda on him and the Zora people. He also oversaw the construction of Mipha Court on Ploymus Mountain, where Mipha's statue was moved. A new statue was also unveiled of the saviors of the Domain, which was a statue of Sidon with Link riding on his back.
 
Shortly after the fall of Calamity Ganon, Princess Zelda visited Zora's Domain to personally apologize for Mipha's fate. Sidon and the other Zoras agreed that it was not her fault, and they built up a strong respect for her due to that gesture. Sidon came to be inspired by the inner strength that Zelda displayed, and it inspired him to try building up a similar type of strength, which he previously assumed to come naturally with one's physical strength. Over the next few years, Dorephan began giving Sidon more responsibilities in preparation for his ascension to the throne. He reminded Sidon that his bloodline did not guarantee him the throne, and it ultimately relied on the will of the Zora people. One task that Sidon took up was the restoration of the Zora slabs located around the Zora's Domain. The original slabs were written by Dorephan, but they had fallen into disrepair and could not be salvaged. Sidon was reluctant to write over his father's work, and some Zoras questioned it being done by someone so young, but Dorephan ultimately assured him that it was for the best. And so Sidon wrote the new slabs, which talked of Zora history and his own experiences in his own words. This included mentions of the impact of Mipha, Link and Zelda on him and the Zora people. He also oversaw the construction of Mipha Court on Ploymus Mountain, where Mipha's statue was moved. A new statue was also unveiled of the saviors of the Domain, which was a statue of Sidon with Link riding on his back.
  
In ''Tears of the Kingdom'', an event known as the [[Upheaval]] occurred. In the aftermath of the Upheaval, Zora's Domain was plagued by sludge that fell from the sky and polluted the waters, making some Zoras sick. In order to control the crisis, Zoras from the other domain were called in to help. This included Yona, who Sidon had not seen since childhood, but with whom he had become engaged at some point. Although Sidon felt strong affection to her, he also felt awkward and ended up not spending much time for her, as Yona looked after the Zoras at the domain, while Sidon spent his time at Mipha Court, the source of the domain's water, where he used his powers to contain and purify the sludge that was constantly falling into the water. As Sidon had exceptional powers when it came to controlling water, he saw it as a task that only he could carry out. He was overjoyed to be reunited with Link when he came to see him at Mipha Court, but he remained set on not leaving Mipha Court. Yona later came to confront him, although they were distracted by an attack from a [[Like Like|Sludge Like]]. Sidon helped Link to defeat the monster, and then he resumed his conversation with Yona. Yona felt that Sidon should help Link to stop the source of the sludge, while she and other Zoras took up the work he was doing in Mipha Court. Sidon initially refused because of the danger, but Yona helped Sidon to realize that he was holding himself back due to a fear of losing others that was rooted in having lost Mipha. This realization helped Sidon to restore his usual good spirits, and he endeavored to not let his fear control him as well as to trust in Yona.  
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In ''Tears of the Kingdom'', an event known as [[The Upheaval]] occurred. In the aftermath of the Upheaval, Zora's Domain was plagued by sludge that fell from the sky and polluted the waters, making some Zoras sick. In order to control the crisis, Zoras from the other domain were called in to help. This included Yona, who Sidon had not seen since childhood, but with whom he had become engaged at some point. Although Sidon felt strong affection to her, he also felt awkward and ended up not spending much time for her, as Yona looked after the Zoras at the domain, while Sidon spent his time at Mipha Court, the source of the domain's water, where he used his powers to contain and purify the sludge that was constantly falling into the water. As Sidon had exceptional powers when it came to controlling water, he saw it as a task that only he could carry out. He was overjoyed to be reunited with Link when he came to see him at Mipha Court, but he remained set on not leaving Mipha Court. Yona later came to confront him, although they were distracted by an attack from a [[Like Like|Sludge Like]]. Sidon helped Link to defeat the monster, and then he resumed his conversation with Yona. Yona felt that Sidon should help Link to stop the source of the sludge, while she and other Zoras took up the work he was doing in Mipha Court. Sidon initially refused because of the danger, but Yona helped Sidon to realize that he was holding himself back due to a fear of losing others that was rooted in having lost Mipha. This realization helped Sidon to restore his usual good spirits, and he endeavored to not let his fear control him as well as to trust in Yona.  
  
With that, Sidon accompanied Link in exploring the source of the sludge, which turned out to be a Water Temple located high up in the sky. As they explored the Water Temple, Sidon heard a voice calling out to him. Together, Sidon and Link destroyed the [[Mucktorock]], the monster that was the origin of the sludge, which resolved the problem that was plaguing the Zoras. In the process, Sidon also found a [[secret stone]] and received a vision of his ancestor, who acted as the [[Sages#Unknown_Timeline|Sage of Water]] during the time period of [[Hyrule]]'s formation. This ancestor told Sidon about the threat of [[Ganondorf]] and his need to rise up as the new Sage of Water. Thus, Sidon wielded the secret stone and was awakened as the new Sage of Water. He made a vow to Link and produced an avatar, which was a ghostly copy of himself. This avatar would accompany Link in battle whenever Sidon could not. After returning to Zora's Domain, Dorephan commended Link and Sidon, and he decided that it was time to pass the throne onto Sidon. A ceremony followed in which Sidon was crowned as king of the Zoras, with Yona as his queen. Sidon stayed at Zora's Domain afterwards to begin acting as king, but he continued to pass information onto Link. After four of the sages were awakened, they went into action together for the first time at Hyrule Castle, where they arrived in time to save Link from Ganondorf's assault of [[gloom (Zelda)|gloom]]. Ganondorf forced them to experience a vision of the world that he would create, but the sages remained determined to stand up for him. After regrouping at [[Lookout Landing]], the sages all returned to their respective homes to look into any information regarding the fifth sage. At Zora's Domain, Sidon continued to pass what information he could onto Link.
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With that, Sidon accompanied Link in exploring the source of the sludge, which turned out to be a Water Temple located high up in the sky. As they explored the Water Temple, Sidon heard a voice calling out to him. Together, Sidon and Link destroyed the [[Mucktorock]], the monster that was the origin of the sludge, which resolved the problem that was plaguing the Zoras. In the process, Sidon also found a [[secret stone]] and received a vision of his ancestor, who acted as the [[Sages#Tears_of_the_Kingdom|Sage of Water]] during the time period of [[Hyrule]]'s formation. This ancestor told Sidon about the threat of [[Ganondorf]] and his need to rise up as the new Sage of Water. Thus, Sidon wielded the secret stone and was awakened as the new Sage of Water. He made a vow to Link and produced an avatar, which was a ghostly copy of himself. This avatar would accompany Link in battle whenever Sidon could not. After returning to Zora's Domain, Dorephan commended Link and Sidon, and he decided that it was time to pass the throne onto Sidon. A ceremony followed in which Sidon was crowned as king of the Zoras, with Yona as his queen. Sidon stayed at Zora's Domain afterwards to begin acting as king, but he continued to pass information onto Link. After four of the sages were awakened, they went into action together for the first time at Hyrule Castle, where they arrived in time to save Link from Ganondorf's assault of [[gloom (Zelda)|gloom]]. Ganondorf forced them to experience a vision of the world that he would create, but the sages remained determined to stand up for him. After regrouping at [[Lookout Landing]], the sages all returned to their respective homes to look into any information regarding the fifth sage. At Zora's Domain, Sidon continued to pass what information he could onto Link.
  
 
Eventually, the fifth sage was found, and Link traveled to the [[Hyrule Depths|Depths]] of Hyrule to confront Ganondorf. The five sages arrived to help Link fight off Ganondorf's forces. Ganondorf then summoned the boss monsters to keep the sages busy, with Sidon facing off against Mucktrock on his own while Link went ahead. The sages defeated their monsters and arrived in time to help in the battle against Demon King Ganondorf, although they were later knocked out by his power. Regardless, Link was able to slay Ganondorf, and peace returned to Hyrule. In the aftermath of the crisis, the sages gathered at the Great Sky Island, where they bid farewell to [[Mineru]] and swore an oath to protect Princess Zelda.
 
Eventually, the fifth sage was found, and Link traveled to the [[Hyrule Depths|Depths]] of Hyrule to confront Ganondorf. The five sages arrived to help Link fight off Ganondorf's forces. Ganondorf then summoned the boss monsters to keep the sages busy, with Sidon facing off against Mucktrock on his own while Link went ahead. The sages defeated their monsters and arrived in time to help in the battle against Demon King Ganondorf, although they were later knocked out by his power. Regardless, Link was able to slay Ganondorf, and peace returned to Hyrule. In the aftermath of the crisis, the sages gathered at the Great Sky Island, where they bid farewell to [[Mineru]] and swore an oath to protect Princess Zelda.
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*His name seems to be derived from the musical notes "si" and "do", matching Mipha's name being composed from musical notes, and his name may also be referencing Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea.
 
*His name seems to be derived from the musical notes "si" and "do", matching Mipha's name being composed from musical notes, and his name may also be referencing Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea.
 
*In ''Breath of the Wild'', there is an alternate scene with voiced lines that plays if Link manages to reach Zora's Domain without encountering Sidon beforehand. In that scene, Sidon will initially tell Link to leave the throne room as the king is not accepting visitors at this time, but upon realizing that the visitor is a Hylian, he apologizes and asks him to speak with them.
 
*In ''Breath of the Wild'', there is an alternate scene with voiced lines that plays if Link manages to reach Zora's Domain without encountering Sidon beforehand. In that scene, Sidon will initially tell Link to leave the throne room as the king is not accepting visitors at this time, but upon realizing that the visitor is a Hylian, he apologizes and asks him to speak with them.
*He is the only 'successor' character in ''Breath of the Wild'' to have a different voice actor than the corresponding Champion, likely due to Sidon and Mipha having different genders.
 
  
 
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