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Shiro
Shiro (Majora's Mask)
Shiro
First appearance Majora's Mask (2000)
Sex Male
Homeland Termina
Race Terminan Hylian
Affiliation(s) Clock Town Soldiers
"I'm shocked. You're the first person who's ever spoken to me. I've been here for many years, waving my arms around and asking for help, but everyone ignores me and passes me by. It's 'cause I'm about as impressive as a stone, right? ...I'm used to it, though."
— Shiro

Shiro is a character from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. He is a Clock Town Soldier who can be found sitting in the middle of a circle of rocks on the Road to Ikana.

Shiro's entire existence is potentially easily overlooked, as the only hints to his presence are the words of a Gossip Stone, and to a certain extent, a blank entry in the Bombers' Notebook. In this respect, Shiro is very similar to the Soldier in the Back Alley from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, who is also easily overlooked by many players. Shiro and his traits are believed to be a reference to this character.

Biography Edit

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

For reasons not fully disclosed, Shiro is invisible to the naked eye. Apparently, he has been sitting in the exact same spot for quite some time trying to grab the attention of passers-by, but to no avail. Using the Lens of Truth, however, Link is able to see Shiro, who is pleasantly surprised at being noticed at last. He postulates that the reason for his invisibility is his lack of ability to stand out, and his apparent view of himself as someone less-than-impressive, referring to himself as "a stone."

He asks Link to bring him a "medicine that would make even an unnoticeable stone like [him] feel better." If brought a Red or Blue Potion, Shiro is restored to full visibility. As thanks, he gives Link the Stone Mask, which has the curious ability to render Link invisible to certain characters, similar to Shiro's predicament. Subsequent to this, Shiro can be found practicing how to "stand out" by raising his spear into the air.

Spoiler warning: Spoilers end here.

Etymology Edit

The name "Shiro" may have been derived from the Japanese word Shiroi, meaning white or blank. As Shiro is ignored by other people, as if the space in which he is found is blank, the latter meaning applies to him.

See also Edit

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