Aboda Village

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Aboda Village
Game(s)	Spirit Tracks
Inhabitant(s)	Link Niko Alfonzo
Item(s)	Force Gems Stamp Book Swordsman's Scroll

Aboda Village, seen in Spirit Tracks, is Link's hometown, located by the southwestern shore of the Forest Realm. It is the home of seven people in total, including Niko and Alfonzo. It's also the starting point of Link's journey.

Contents 1 Features 1.1 Overview 1.2 Force Gems 2 Trivia 3 Gallery

Features

Overview

The village only has three houses, one of which, on the west end, Link shares with Niko. Another, on the east side, shelters a family of four: a cucco-admiring father, a worrywart mother, a knowledgeable daughter, and a mischievous son. In the northern part of the village is Alfonzo's house, which is connected to the Train Station. This house is a garage of sorts where Alfonzo can swap out the Spirit Train's cars for whatever upgrades Link chooses. There is also a Stamp Station in the northwest where Link can collect the village's stamp and add it to his Stamp Book which the young hero can receive from Niko later on in his adventure.

There are some hidden chests in front of the leftmost and rightmost palm trees, which can only be uncovered with the Song of Discovery, as hinted in a letter Link eventually receives from Niko.

Force Gems

If Link brings 10 Cuccos to the man wishing to raise them, he will give Link a Force Gem that will unlock a new section of tracks in the Forest Realm. Also, if Link takes the child with the blue hat to Beedle's Air Shop, he'll be given a Force Gem that also reveals new Spirit Tracks in the same realm.

Trivia

• The village's name sounds similar to the word "abode" which means "a dwelling place; a home" which makes sense since this is where Link first starts his adventure and where his home currently is.
• In the PAL version of Spirit Tracks, Aboda Village is named Outset Village, possibly implying that Link from The Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass founded the village, his home being Outset Island. However, this is questionable because the original name of Outset Island was Puroro Island in the Japanese version of The Wind Waker and the original name of Aboda Village is Moyori Village.
  • The German version bears another slight resemblance to The Wind Waker. Aboda Village is called Prologia there, as it's the main place for the adventure's prologue. Using the same pattern, Outset Island's German name is Präludien.
  • Furthermore, both of Link's hometowns are located in the far southwest of the country.

Gallery

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  The map of the village

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name
English		Outset Village
Japanese		モヨリ村 (Moyori Mura)
Spanish		Aldea Nostra
French		Village Prokis
		Village du Bercail
German		Prologia
Italian		Villaggio Partivicino

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