#loz gorons

[telemna-hyelle]

SUDDEN INSPIRATION FROM MY LAST POST BUT

would glass marbles be like candy for the gorons. or glass in general? because glass, is technically made of rock, and in the same way that there are sugars in most food, it's plausible that there's the goron's equivalent of sugar in sand, and when blown together and heated it's like, caramelization for the gorons.

Glass is goron toffee candy.

[yuckle]

some info i have so far abt my gorons!!!

btw their design is HEAVILY inspired by @ezlo-x’s gorons THEY ARE SO FRIEND SHAPED OMG…

[gokuharaonyx-07]

"Children of the Dragons"

"Among the peoples of Hyrule, there are none that share the ancient past of Hyrule more than the Rito and the Gorons."

"the Gorons, hailing from the northeastern lands of Eldin and Akkala, are a headstrong and proud people that are as said to be one of the most ancient of the kindred of hyrule. Deriving from the draconia (Archosauria for us modern humans) their spiky scales helps them tough out many of the monsters and beasts that dwell within the Volcanic eldin. Contrary to popular belief, Gorons do not only eat rocks! Instead, they have an omnivorous diet, as they can feed upon hard plant material, Fungi, Geoflora, flesh, and even monsters like gohmas on some occasions!"

"The Rito are a widespread people that have thrived across much of Hyrule due to their masstery over flight. As coming from the Aves, The Rito are surprisingly lightweight for their size. With even massive individuals weighing only a shocking 160lbs! But don't let their lightweight biology fool you, however, as the Rito come equipped with flesh tearing talons and beaks which can be used on a would-be monster or thief trying to kill a Rito. Much like the gorons, Most Rito worship dragons like Valoo, Dinaraal, Farosh, and Naydra, with the first consdiered to be the Hylia among the draconic pantheon."

~ Professor Ango of the Sheikah clan from "the sophonts of Hyrule"

[piratesofhyrule]

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BEHOLD

[yuckle]

been thinking abt a daruk redesign…. here’s a half body shot of the bbg

(edit: this is old as hell he looks so fucking skinny)

[piratesofhyrule]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[lunawolfiefoxy]

I HAVE SOLVED THE AGE OLD QUESTION OF: how do Gorons have babies?

So as we have seen every Goron calls each other brother. There is no sister, or really even father other than the occasional papa (I think) but most often it's just brother or big brother.

This leads me to believe that all Gorons are male and therefore cannot biological male a baby in the "traditional" sense. So rather than that, I believe that Gorons reproduce in a different way.

This would be why they are allowed in Gerudo Town because, despite being male, they are the only reliable source of "don't want" or "don't care" that the Gerudoes have.

This is how I think it happens.

Once a year, all the Gorons gather in the center of Goron City and wait as the Chieftain picks one Goron. Should he accept, he is sent off to Death Mountain. There, he finds the stones he needs, for instance, amber for protection, obsidian for strength, and there he molds and creates a baby Goron.

This Goron is raised on top of this mountain in a sort of nursery by the adult Goron for ten days, being prepared to know what to eat, how to fight, and how to protect himself.

On the tenth day, the adult leaves the now child alone on the mountain to come to the city by himself. He has one day to make it down. This is how they test if the Goron is worthy of being called a brother or not. It is called "The Journey".

If he makes it, they throw him a fest and he is raised by the adult that created him until he's old enough to live alone.

If he does not, the Gorons hold a vigil for the pebble and have a day of silence to honor the life.

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HE LOOKS SO FUCKING STUPID HERE LMAOO