Ordon Village
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| Ordon Village | |
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| Ordon Village | |
| First appearance | Twilight Princess (2006) |
| Country | Hyrule |
| Region | Ordona Province |
| Terrain | Forest |
| Climate | Temperate |
| Point(s) of interest | Link's House Ordon Ranch Ordon Waterwheel Sera's Sundries |
| Inhabitants | Beth Colin Fado Hanch Ilia Jaggle Link the Cat Malo Mayor Bo Pergie Rusl Rusl's and Uli's Daughter Sera Talo Uli |
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Ordon Village is located in a light forest area and provides a great area for a farm. Link lives in his own house just on the outskirts of the main village. Fado owns the goat pasture which borders the village to one side. Ilia and her father, Mayor Bo, live in a house near the entrance to the pasture. Jaggle and Pergie own a house with a waterwheel, and live there with their two sons Malo and Talo, and their pet dog. Sera, the shopkeeper, lives with her husband Hanch, her daughter Beth, and her pet cat, Link. Uli and Rusl live by the big tree with their young son, Colin; by the end of the game, Uli, who is heavily pregnant for the duration of the adventure, has given birth to an infant daughter.
Non-canonical appearances
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Link's Crossbow Training
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Ordon Village serves as the location for Ordon Target Practice and Ordon Target Practice 2.
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Theory
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Theory warning: This section contains theoretical information based on the research of one or several other users. It has not been officially verified by Nintendo and its factual accuracy is disputed.
It is believed by some fans that Ordon Village may have once been Kokiri Forest from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Eventually, the area was settled by Humans and Hylians. In the GameCube version of the game, Ordon Village is located in the same area where Kokiri Forest is located in Ocarina of Time. When looking at the proportions of Hyrule's increased size over its Ocarina of Time incarnation, it appears that Ordon Village is right where the Kokiri Forest should have been, with the remains of the Great Deku Tree (theorized to be the new Forest Temple) a proportionate distance from what was once the Kokiri Forest. This seems to be the case when analyzing the locations of both the village and the Forest Temple, which are right where the Kokiri Forest and the Deku Tree should have been in the days of Ocarina of Time.
Others believe that the Ordon Village is at the site of Hyrule Castle Town from Ocarina of Time, and that the town and castle were abandoned and rebuilt further north. Eventually no traces of the town or castle remained, and the area was resettled and Ordon Village constructed. This theory is supported by the location of the Temple of Time in Twilight Princess.
Theory warning: Theories end here.