Tijo is a character in Majora's Mask.[1]
Biography[]
Tijo is the drummer of the Zora band The Indigo-Go's and is Mikau's roommate.[2] He has broken the ladder that leads to Mikau's upper-half of the room and promises to start going on a diet.[3] He goes on to tell Zora Link that he knows the reason the ocean has been getting weird is due to problems at the Great Bay Temple. Whenever this happens, the Zora descendant who is been protecting the temple will have trouble befall them, implying that Lulu has been having problems because she is the supposed descendant.[4]
Tijo leaves his room to practice during the rehearsal and is last seen during the ending credits where he and the rest of the band members are playing at the Milk Bar for the Carnival of Time.
Trivia[]
- Likely an Easter Egg, the music Tijo plays on his drum kit upon entering his room is the cave theme from A Link to the Past.
- A model of one of Tijo's drums can be seen behind Carlov in the Nintendo Gallery in The Wind Waker.
Nomenclature[]
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| Language | Name | ||
 | FrenchEU | Tijo (MM3D)[5] | |
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Gallery[]
Tijo playing the drums in his room
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 244
- ↑ "This is the room of Mikau and Tijo, the guitarist and drummer for the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Um... Don't get mad, but I want you to hear this... I tried to climb up the other ladder to your practice area, and it broke. I'm gonna go on a diet now, so just forgive me, OK?" — Tijo (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "There's a rumor that the ocean is getting weird 'cause there's trouble off shore at Great Bay Temple. And they say when that happens, something bad will befall the Zora descendant who's been protecting the temple. Do you catch my drift? And lately, Lulu has been looking kind of weird. Maybe Lulu's the..." — Tijo (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 244