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| − | The '''Indigo-Go's''' (ダル・ブルー, ''Daru Buruu'') is a famous [[Zora]] band based in [[Zora Hall]], found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. They had planned a performance at the [[Carnival of Time]], but recently their lead singer has lost her voice and their manager, Toto, is visiting [[Clock Town]] to try and work things out. The band is made up of five members and is known throughout [[Termina]]. One of their most famous hits is [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]]. |
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| + | |caption = The Indigo-Go's, from left to right:<br/>Toto, Japas, Tijo, Lulu, Mikau, Evan |
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| + | |race= [[Zora]] |
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| + | |objective = Perform live music events |
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| + | |hq = [[Zora Hall]] |
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| + | |leader = [[Evan]] (pianist & songwriter)<br>[[Toto]] (manager) |
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| + | |members = [[Lulu]] (lead singer)<br>[[Mikau]] (guitarist)<br>[[Japas]] (bassist)<br>[[Tijo]] (drummer) |
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| + | '''The Indigo-Go's''' is a famous [[Zora]] band in {{MM}} consisting of five members. The band is based in [[Zora Hall]] of [[Great Bay]].<ref>{{Cite|Huh? You don't know them? The Indigo-Go's is that popular band that's going to be doing a concert in town soon!|Zora|MM}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|The Indigo-Go's is a wildly popular band right now.|Zora|MM}}</ref> One of their most popular hits is "[[Ballad of the Wind Fish#Majora's Mask|Ballad of the Wind Fish]]," which was made famous by the previous generation of The Indigo-Go's.<ref>{{Cite|The Indigo-Go's is the popular group that we Zora are so proud of. They've put out a lot of songs. One of their hits is "Ballad of the Wind Fish." You know that song, don't you?|Toto|MM}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|It's their old standby... "Ballad of the Wind Fish." That's the song that members of the previous generation of The Indigo-Go's made famous!|Gorman|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | ==Members== |
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| − | [[Image:Toto.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Toto]] |
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| + | The members include: |
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| − | == Toto == |
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| + | *[[Lulu]], the lead singer.<ref>{{Cite|The one you heard singing must have been the original Lulu, mother of the current lead singer who's also named Lulu.|Toto|MM}}</ref> |
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| − | A short stout Zora and the manager of the famous singing group. He is the [[:Category:Terminans|Terminan]] counterpart to [[Hyrule]]'s [[King Zora]]. Toto spends the entire span of Majora's Mask in Clock Town. During the day you will find him in the mayor's office with [[Madame Aroma]] and [[Gorman]]. In the evening, he heads over to the [[Milk Bar]]. If you visit him there, he will teach you the famous song [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]]. Learning the song will complete two entries in the [[Bombers' Notebook]] and leave you with one more mask, the [[Circus Leader's Mask]]. In the manga Link mistakes Toto for King Zora only to realize he's to small. |
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| + | *[[Evan]], pianist, songwriter and leader of the band.<ref>{{Cite|This is the room of Evan, the leader of the Zora Band, The Indigo-Go's.|Zora|MM}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|They've got Evan, the keyboard king...|Zora|MM}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Isn't songwriting the job of the bandleader? What, you're not happy with my songs?|Evan|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | *[[Mikau]], the guitarist.<ref>{{Cite|But above all, Mikau's weeping guitar and the shimmering voice of Lulu make the best songs!|Zora|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | *[[Japas]], the bassist.<ref>{{Cite|This is the room of Japas, bassist for the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's.|Zora|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | *[[Tijo]], the drummer.<ref>{{Cite|This is the room of Mikau and Tijo, the guitarist and drummer for the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's.|Zora|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | *[[Toto]], the manager of the band.<ref>{{Cite|Oh, forgive me. I am Toto, manager of the band, The Indigo-Go's.|Toto|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | Each of the members have their own room in Zora Hall, with the exception of Mikau and Tijo, who share a room. The entrance to their rooms are guarded by a Zora who will not allow entry to anyone who is not a band member.<ref>{{Cite|I'm sorry, but he's busy practicing for the concert, so I can't let you see him. If you're not a band member, you can't go in...Even if you're an acquaintance.|Zora|MM}}</ref> |
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| − | [[Image:Evan2.JPG|thumb|200px|left]] |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Biography== |
| + | [[File:Indigo-Go's Performance.png|thumb|right|300px|The Indigo-Go's performing at the [[Milk Bar]]]] |
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| − | Evan, the leader of the band, plays the piano and writes all of the music that the band plays. He gets upset when he learns that Mikau and Japas are writing music on their own, but if an outsider teaches him a song then he is more willing to use it. Aside from Mikau, Evan is the only band member who knows what has happened to Lulu. If you enter his room he will be playing the Ending theme from the [[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|original ''Legend of Zelda'']]. |
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| + | The Indigo-Go's had planned a performance on the day of the [[Carnival of Time]];<ref>{{Cite|The Indigo-Go's, the Zora Band that's revived the deep-sea sound with its famous song, will be playing at the Carnival of Time!!! Contact Madame Aroma regarding performances and details.|Poster in Clock Town|MM}}</ref> however, when Lulu laid seven [[Zora Egg|Eggs]], she lost her voice. To make matters worse, they were soon stolen by the [[Gerudo#Majora's Mask|Gerudo Pirates]], forcing their manager to cancel the show.<ref>{{Cite|But that girl, our vocalist... She laid some strange eggs. And she's lost her voice, You can't hear what she says.|Mikau|MM}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Actually, there's been an unusual accident in Great Bay... And due to this unusual accident, Lulu, the diva in The Indigo-Go's, has lost her voice.|Toto|MM}}</ref> Evan, keeping Lulu's problem a secret from the rest of the band, charged Mikau with the task of retrieving the Eggs from the Pirates in the hopes that the Eggs were the key to getting Lulu's voice back.<ref>{{Cite|...Mikau! We need those eggs safe so Lulu can get her voice back.|Evan|MM}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|I'm still keeping Lulu's problem a secret from the other band members.|Evan|MM}}</ref> Unfortunately, Mikau was gravely injured by the thieving women and was left in the waters of the [[Great Bay Coast]]. |
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| + | When [[Link]] travels to Great Bay, he finds Mikau floating offshore, nearly dead, and drags him back to land in an attempt to save him. In spite of his efforts, Mikau passes away after Link plays the "[[Song of Healing]]," but not before the guitarist plays a final song in which he pleads that Link help get Lulu's voice back by retrieving her Eggs.<ref>{{Cite|Baby! If I die like this... Even if I die... It won't be in peace... That's for suuure! Somebody, please rescue her eggs before the pirates take their toll. Oh, somebody, somebody, please heal my soul. [...] Carve my farewell song on my grave... I'm depending on you to help that singer girl...|Mikau|MM}}</ref> Mikau leaves the [[Zora Mask]] behind when he dies, allowing Link to transform into [[Zora Link|Zora form]] and successfully regain the Zora Eggs. After he takes the Eggs to the [[Marine Research Laboratory]], the Eggs hatch and the newborns teach Link the "[[New Wave Bossa Nova]]".<ref>{{Cite|Hmm... If these Zoras were born to teach this song, then hurry! You must play this song for the Zora who laid these eggs!|Researcher|MM}}</ref> When he plays the song in front of Lulu, she recalls that her [[Lulu's Mother|mother]], the original diva of the band,<ref>{{Cite|The one you heard singing must have been the original Lulu, mother of the current lead singer who's also named Lulu.|Toto|MM}}</ref> used to sing it to her, and her voice is restored.<ref>{{Cite|But that song you played for me...My mother used to sing it often...long ago... Those eggs were laid to remind me of that.|Lulu|MM}}</ref> |
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| − | [[Image:Lulu2.JPG|thumb|200px|right]] |
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| − | == Lulu == |
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| − | Lulu (ルル, ''Ruru'') is the lead singer and daughter of the most famous singer the Indigo-go's ever had. She has recently laid seven Zora eggs, but shortly afterwards they were stolen by the [[Gerudo|Gerudo Pirates]]. For an unknown reason, she has also lost her voice. She spends the entire day sitting outside of [[Zora Hall]] staring at the ocean and only a couple members of the band actually know what has happened to her. |
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| + | Once Link defeats [[Gyorg (Boss)|Gyorg]] from the [[Great Bay Temple]], The Indigo-Go's have a much-anticipated [[Band Rehearsal|rehearsal]] on the Zora Hall stage.<ref>{{Cite|Well, the town's concert is very soon. Let's start our rehearsal!|Lulu|MM}}</ref> During the ending credits, the band, along with Link as a Zora, can be seen performing a longer version of their rehearsal song in the [[Milk Bar]]. |
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| − | If you can retrieve all of the Zora eggs, the young hatchlings will teach you the [[New Wave Bossa Nova]]. If you play this song for Lulu you will restore her voice and open the way to the [[Great Bay Temple]]. |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| − | == Mikau == |
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| + | File:MM Toto.png|Toto |
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| − | [[Image:Mikau.JPG|thumb|200px|left]] |
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| + | File:MM Japas Bass.png|Japas |
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| − | Mikau (ミカウ) is the guitarist for the band and one of two members band who know Lulu's condition. He is given the important task of retrieving the Zora eggs that the [[Gerudo|Gerudo pirates]] have stolen. Knowing he needed an [[bottle|empty bottle]] to collect the eggs with, he visited the Beavers who live in the [[Waterfall Rapids]]. However, he was unable to get a [[bottle]] from them. It is rumored (and most likely true) that he is the father of Lulu's children. |
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| + | File:MM Evan Piano.png|Evan |
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| + | File:MM Lulu Singing.png|Lulu |
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| + | File:MM Tijo Drums.png|Tijo |
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| + | File:Indigo-Go's Poster.png|An advertisement for The Indigo-Go's in Clock Town |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| − | He then proceeds to infiltrate the [[Pirates' Fortress]], but does not succeed and ends up floating in the [[Great Bay]] nearly dead. [[Link]] rescues him, and, after playing the [[Song of Healing]], his soul is trapped within the [[Zora Mask]]. Wearing it allows [[Link]] to assume the form of Mikau and pose as the famous guitar player. |
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| + | {{Names |
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| − | ''For more information on controlling Mikau, please see [[Zora Link]].'' |
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| + | |ja= {{Romanize|ゾーラバンド・ダル・ブルー|Zōra Bando Daru Burū}} |
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| + | |jaM= The Zora-Band: Dull Blue |
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| + | |es= Los Indigo-Go’s |
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| + | |esM= The Indigo-Go's |
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| + | |fr= Les Indigo-Go |
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| + | |frM= The Indigo-Go |
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| − | [[Image:Japas.JPG|thumb|200px|right]] |
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| − | == Japas == |
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| − | The bass player of the band. He and Mikau like to write music, but Evan always condemns them for doing so. If you read Mikau's diary then you will learn a few lines of music. Play them in a jam session with Japas to gather a group of fans outside the door. If you play the same song for Evan as [[Link]] then you will receive a [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Piece of Heart]]. Japas plays the dungeon theme from ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' on his bass when you enter his room. |
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| − | == Tijo == |
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| − | He is Mikau's roommate and plays the drums for the band. He also has broken the ladder that leads to Mikau's secret practicing area. You can get to the area by using the [[Hookshot]] to shoot a tree branch up top. When you enter his room you can hear Tijo playing the cave theme from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' on his drums. |
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Revision as of 12:50, 14 May 2016
The Indigo-Go's is a famous Zora band in Majora's Mask consisting of five members. The band is based in Zora Hall of Great Bay.[1][2] One of their most popular hits is "Ballad of the Wind Fish," which was made famous by the previous generation of The Indigo-Go's.[3][4]
Members
The members include:
- Lulu, the lead singer.[5]
- Evan, pianist, songwriter and leader of the band.[6][7][8]
- Mikau, the guitarist.[9]
- Japas, the bassist.[10]
- Tijo, the drummer.[11]
- Toto, the manager of the band.[12]
Each of the members have their own room in Zora Hall, with the exception of Mikau and Tijo, who share a room. The entrance to their rooms are guarded by a Zora who will not allow entry to anyone who is not a band member.[13]
Biography
The Indigo-Go's performing at the Milk Bar
The Indigo-Go's had planned a performance on the day of the Carnival of Time;[14] however, when Lulu laid seven Eggs, she lost her voice. To make matters worse, they were soon stolen by the Gerudo Pirates, forcing their manager to cancel the show.[15][16] Evan, keeping Lulu's problem a secret from the rest of the band, charged Mikau with the task of retrieving the Eggs from the Pirates in the hopes that the Eggs were the key to getting Lulu's voice back.[17][18] Unfortunately, Mikau was gravely injured by the thieving women and was left in the waters of the Great Bay Coast.
When Link travels to Great Bay, he finds Mikau floating offshore, nearly dead, and drags him back to land in an attempt to save him. In spite of his efforts, Mikau passes away after Link plays the "Song of Healing," but not before the guitarist plays a final song in which he pleads that Link help get Lulu's voice back by retrieving her Eggs.[19] Mikau leaves the Zora Mask behind when he dies, allowing Link to transform into Zora form and successfully regain the Zora Eggs. After he takes the Eggs to the Marine Research Laboratory, the Eggs hatch and the newborns teach Link the "New Wave Bossa Nova".[20] When he plays the song in front of Lulu, she recalls that her mother, the original diva of the band,[21] used to sing it to her, and her voice is restored.[22]
Once Link defeats Gyorg from the Great Bay Temple, The Indigo-Go's have a much-anticipated rehearsal on the Zora Hall stage.[23] During the ending credits, the band, along with Link as a Zora, can be seen performing a longer version of their rehearsal song in the Milk Bar.
Gallery
- MM Toto.png
Toto
- MM Japas Bass.png
Japas
- MM Evan Piano.png
Evan
Lulu
- MM Tijo Drums.png
Tijo
An advertisement for The Indigo-Go's in Clock Town
References
- ↑ "Huh? You don't know them? The Indigo-Go's is that popular band that's going to be doing a concert in town soon!" — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The Indigo-Go's is a wildly popular band right now." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The Indigo-Go's is the popular group that we Zora are so proud of. They've put out a lot of songs. One of their hits is "Ballad of the Wind Fish." You know that song, don't you?" — Toto (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "It's their old standby... "Ballad of the Wind Fish." That's the song that members of the previous generation of The Indigo-Go's made famous!" — Gorman (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The one you heard singing must have been the original Lulu, mother of the current lead singer who's also named Lulu." — Toto (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "This is the room of Evan, the leader of the Zora Band, The Indigo-Go's." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "They've got Evan, the keyboard king..." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Isn't songwriting the job of the bandleader? What, you're not happy with my songs?" — Evan (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "But above all, Mikau's weeping guitar and the shimmering voice of Lulu make the best songs!" — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "This is the room of Japas, bassist for the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "This is the room of Mikau and Tijo, the guitarist and drummer for the Zora band, The Indigo-Go's." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Oh, forgive me. I am Toto, manager of the band, The Indigo-Go's." — Toto (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "I'm sorry, but he's busy practicing for the concert, so I can't let you see him. If you're not a band member, you can't go in...Even if you're an acquaintance." — Zora (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The Indigo-Go's, the Zora Band that's revived the deep-sea sound with its famous song, will be playing at the Carnival of Time!!! Contact Madame Aroma regarding performances and details." — Poster in Clock Town (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "But that girl, our vocalist... She laid some strange eggs. And she's lost her voice, You can't hear what she says." — Mikau (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Actually, there's been an unusual accident in Great Bay... And due to this unusual accident, Lulu, the diva in The Indigo-Go's, has lost her voice." — Toto (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "...Mikau! We need those eggs safe so Lulu can get her voice back." — Evan (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "I'm still keeping Lulu's problem a secret from the other band members." — Evan (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Baby! If I die like this... Even if I die... It won't be in peace... That's for suuure! Somebody, please rescue her eggs before the pirates take their toll. Oh, somebody, somebody, please heal my soul. [...] Carve my farewell song on my grave... I'm depending on you to help that singer girl..." — Mikau (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Hmm... If these Zoras were born to teach this song, then hurry! You must play this song for the Zora who laid these eggs!" — Researcher (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "The one you heard singing must have been the original Lulu, mother of the current lead singer who's also named Lulu." — Toto (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "But that song you played for me...My mother used to sing it often...long ago... Those eggs were laid to remind me of that." — Lulu (Majora's Mask)
- ↑ "Well, the town's concert is very soon. Let's start our rehearsal!" — Lulu (Majora's Mask)
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | ゾーラバンド・ダル・ブルー (Zōra Bando Daru Burū) | The Zora-Band: Dull Blue |
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French | Les Indigo-Go | The Indigo-Go |
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German | Die Indigo-Gos | The Indigo-Go's |
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Spanish | Los Indigo-Go’s | The Indigo-Go's |