Gorman Troupe
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| Gorman Troupe | |
|---|---|
.png) Gorman, the leader of the Gorman Troupe | |
| Founded in | Termina |
| Goals | Performing circus acts |
| Leader | Gorman |
| Members | Guru-Guru Rosa Sisters Twins |
| First appearance | Majora's Mask (2000) |
- "I am of the Gorman Troupe. I have an appointment to meet with Madame today..."
- — Gorman
The Gorman Troupe is a group from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. They are a small group of circus entertainers who were brought to Clock Town to perform during the Festival of Time. However, because of the Moon threatening to land on Clock Town, their performance is cancelled by Madame Aroma.
[edit] Members
- Gorman is the leader of the Gorman Troupe. After finding out that the performance has been cancelled, he'll spend his time sulking at the Milk Bar. Link can help him only after he has the Deku Mask, Goron Mask, and Zora Mask. Link helps Toto by playing the various instruments on the stage in the bar. Once he has played all four, Gorman is moved to tears. He gives Link the Circus Leader's Mask as thanks. After being helped by Link, Gorman If so he can be found playing cards with the Jugglers. He tells Link he's going to take the troupe to hide at Gorman Track.
- The Rosa Sisters (Judo & Marilla) are usually trying to improve their dance routine before the Carnival, and are either pacing the hallways of the Inn or (at night) practicing together in West Clock Town. They are unsatisfied with their dance steps. Link can help them by wearing Kamaro's Mask and performing Kamaro's dance for them.
- Guru-Guru is in the Gorman Troupe Room by day, and at the Laundry Pool by night. He spends his time practicing his singing, and he gives Link the Bremen Mask after Link listens to one of his tales.
- The Juggling Twins have a smaller role than the others, are the only members of the Gorman Troupe not listed in the Bomber's Notebook. They perform juggling acts in East Clock Town during the day and play cards in their room at night. They seem fond of the Rosa Sisters.
