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R-regrettable... Although my rival, you were spectacular. I shall take my bow by opening my heart and revealing my wisdom... Belief or disbelief rests with you. To die without leaving a corpse... That is the way of us Garo.

— Garo Robe
Garo Robe
Game(s) Majora's Mask
Habitat(s) Ikana Region
Effective Weapons Sword
Shield

The Garo (ガロ) are a race of people long dead that lived in an unknown country outside of Termina. In life, the Garo were long time enemies of the Ikana and the Stalfos[1] (whom are also undead). In the afterlife, their rivalry continues, as Garo Ninjas clashed even after becoming extinct. The warriors of the Garo, Garo Ninjas, are swift assailants, and even to this day spy on the deserted Ikana Castle, not realizing that they are dead.

To speak to a Garo, Link must wear the Garo Mask. However, the Garo Ninja will attack the impostor. Defeat of a Ninja is rewarded with a bit of information before the Ninja disappears.

Garo also have the power to see Link while wearing the Stone Mask.

The leader of the Garo is the Garo Master, who Link defeats in the Stone Tower Temple. For defeating the Garo Master, the young hero is rewarded with the Light Arrows.


Theory Warning: Be advised that the following article or section contains unconfirmed, fan-made theories or speculation.


It is unknown as to the true origin of the Garo. Some believe them to be related to, if not the same as, Subrosians due to resemblance.

Trivia

  • The Poe Salesman bears a fair resemblance to the Garo Ninjas, although he wears purple and has a single, red eye instead of two green ones.
  • Although they appear to be humans with cloaks, Pamela's Father in the Musical House claims Garo are empty shells, animated by willpower. This is confirmed when the Garo leave Ikana Canyon with the rest of the ghosts.

References

  1. "They're the shells of spies from an enemy nation sent to investigate Ikana. They have been unable to forget their living days. Even now their spirits--emptiness cloaked in darkness--continue to spy." --Pamela's Father
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