It further hints at his intentions of stopping Yuga and Hilda, and implies that he used the remaining magic in his bracelet to travel to Hyrule, explaining why it did nothing until Yuga turned Link into a painting with the bracelet on. In Hero Mode, Link can find his journal that was left at the Vacant House. Given the rabbit-like hood that Ravio wears, it is possible that he is a masked follower. He instead traveled to Hyrule in hopes of discovering a hero who could stop the pair, and so ended up assisting Link in his journey.įollowing the defeat of Yuga, Ravio convinces Hilda to stop her plans. Not agreeing with the plan, he hoped to stop them but due to his nature, feared he could not stop the duo. I do agree that Ravio wearing the bunny hood reflects a gentility of character common between he and Link. Ravio learned that Hilda was planning to steal the Triforce from Hyrule with the help of Yuga. While many things are mirrored, that doesn't mean all things are polar opposites. A Link Between Worlds saw him pawning off numerous adventuring tools to local heroes, from bows and bombs to hammers and hookshots. He has pale skin, black hair, and green eyes but in other respects appears identical to Link. The Travelling Merchant from Lorule has meandered into the battlefield. At the end of the game, it is revealed that Ravio is Link's Lorulean counterpart. As the game progresses, Ravio converts Link's house into his personal shop. Ravio claims to be a traveling merchant and convinces Link to let him stay in his house.

When the latter began planning to take Hyrules Triforce alongside Yuga, Ravio packed. Link first meets Ravio after his first encounter with Yuga at the beginning of the game. As Links Lorulean counterpart, Ravio served Princess Hilda in Lorule. For the sake of the story, The portals still exist. Spoiler Alert! This section describes a subject that is sensitive to plot development. A story that takes place about a week and a half after Lorule got the triforce back.

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