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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|image=[[Image:Ingo.jpg|100px]] | |image=[[Image:Ingo.jpg|100px]] | ||
| − | |caption=Ingo in [[Ocarina of Time | + | |caption=Ingo in ''[[The Legenf of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. |
|bgcolor=#006600 | |bgcolor=#006600 | ||
|fgcolor=#FFFFFF | |fgcolor=#FFFFFF | ||
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|hair=Brown | |hair=Brown | ||
|eyes=Black | |eyes=Black | ||
| − | |species=Hylian(OoT)/Human ( | + | |species=Hylian(''OoT'')/Human (''OoS'') |
|voice actor= Unknown | |voice actor= Unknown | ||
| − | |debut=[[Ocarina of Time | + | |debut=[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]] |
|}} | |}} | ||
| − | Ingo is a character who originally appeared as a cowhand in [[Ocarina of Time | + | Ingo is a character who originally appeared as a cowhand in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. He also appeared in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' with a different occupation. Both versions of Ingo are known for their cranky dispositions. |
=Background= | =Background= | ||
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==Ocarina of Time== | ==Ocarina of Time== | ||
| − | In Ocarina of Time, Ingo was a cowhand working for [[Talon]] at [[Lon Lon Ranch]]. However, Ingo was jealous of Talon. He thought of Talon as lazy, and that Ingo deserved to own the ranch instead because of all the hard work he did. Ingo eventually got his chance sometime during the seven years in which [[Ganondorf]] came into power. | + | In ''Ocarina of Time'', Ingo was a cowhand working for [[Talon]] at [[Lon Lon Ranch]]. However, Ingo was jealous of Talon. He thought of Talon as lazy, and that Ingo deserved to own the ranch instead because of all the hard work he did. Ingo eventually got his chance sometime during the seven years in which [[Ganondorf]] came into power. |
| − | During this time period, Ingo took over Lon Lon Ranch and kicked Talon out. However he forced Talon's daughter, [[Malon]], to stay by threatening to hurt the horses she loved. Ingo's strict tyranny came to an end when [[Link]] challenged him to a pair of horse races. Ingo was so confident in his horse-riding abilities that during the second match, he bet [[Epona|a horse]] that he was preparing to sell to Ganondorf. Ingo lost this match, and despite his efforts to | + | During this time period, Ingo took over Lon Lon Ranch and kicked Talon out. However he forced Talon's daughter, [[Malon]], to stay by threatening to hurt the horses she loved. Ingo's strict tyranny came to an end when [[Link]] challenged him to a pair of horse races. Ingo was so confident in his horse-riding abilities that during the second match, he bet [[Epona|a horse]] that he was preparing to sell to Ganondorf. Ingo lost this match, and despite his efforts to stop him, Link was able to escape with Epona. |
Talon soon regained control of Lon Lon Ranch, and Ingo was returned to his old job. Despite Ingo's loathing of Talon, the two were seen drunkenly dancing together during the celebration at Lon Lon Ranch in the game's ending. | Talon soon regained control of Lon Lon Ranch, and Ingo was returned to his old job. Despite Ingo's loathing of Talon, the two were seen drunkenly dancing together during the celebration at Lon Lon Ranch in the game's ending. | ||
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==Other Games== | ==Other Games== | ||
| − | In | + | In ''Oracle of Seasons'', Ingo was a wealthy vase collector living in [[Sunken City]]. Ingo would freak out if anyone went near his vases. When Link entered Ingo's shop with the [[Goron Vase]], Ingo went berserk with envy for the vase which would end his collection. In the end Ingo traded a fish for the vase. |
Although never named, a character in ''[[Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]'' resembling Ingo is the head rancher of Lon Lon Meadow. He is a rather eccentric fellow who created the Lon Lon Ketchup recipe... but accidentally fed the recipe to his cows. However [[Tingle]] was able to get it back for him while killing his apparently endless supply of cows, but Ingo had already written a second copy to prevent his wife from finding out, and allowed Tingle to keep the original. | Although never named, a character in ''[[Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]'' resembling Ingo is the head rancher of Lon Lon Meadow. He is a rather eccentric fellow who created the Lon Lon Ketchup recipe... but accidentally fed the recipe to his cows. However [[Tingle]] was able to get it back for him while killing his apparently endless supply of cows, but Ingo had already written a second copy to prevent his wife from finding out, and allowed Tingle to keep the original. | ||
Revision as of 06:27, 8 October 2007
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| Ingo in Ocarina of Time. | |
| Ingo | |
| Species | Hylian(OoT)/Human (OoS) |
| Hair color | Brown |
| Eye color | Black |
| Debut | Ocarina of Time |
Ingo is a character who originally appeared as a cowhand in Ocarina of Time. He also appeared in Oracle of Seasons with a different occupation. Both versions of Ingo are known for their cranky dispositions.
Background
Ocarina of Time
In Ocarina of Time, Ingo was a cowhand working for Talon at Lon Lon Ranch. However, Ingo was jealous of Talon. He thought of Talon as lazy, and that Ingo deserved to own the ranch instead because of all the hard work he did. Ingo eventually got his chance sometime during the seven years in which Ganondorf came into power.
During this time period, Ingo took over Lon Lon Ranch and kicked Talon out. However he forced Talon's daughter, Malon, to stay by threatening to hurt the horses she loved. Ingo's strict tyranny came to an end when Link challenged him to a pair of horse races. Ingo was so confident in his horse-riding abilities that during the second match, he bet a horse that he was preparing to sell to Ganondorf. Ingo lost this match, and despite his efforts to stop him, Link was able to escape with Epona.
Talon soon regained control of Lon Lon Ranch, and Ingo was returned to his old job. Despite Ingo's loathing of Talon, the two were seen drunkenly dancing together during the celebration at Lon Lon Ranch in the game's ending.
Other Games
In Oracle of Seasons, Ingo was a wealthy vase collector living in Sunken City. Ingo would freak out if anyone went near his vases. When Link entered Ingo's shop with the Goron Vase, Ingo went berserk with envy for the vase which would end his collection. In the end Ingo traded a fish for the vase.
Although never named, a character in Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland resembling Ingo is the head rancher of Lon Lon Meadow. He is a rather eccentric fellow who created the Lon Lon Ketchup recipe... but accidentally fed the recipe to his cows. However Tingle was able to get it back for him while killing his apparently endless supply of cows, but Ingo had already written a second copy to prevent his wife from finding out, and allowed Tingle to keep the original.