#agraston

Here we have another secret dialogue in Age of Imprisonment that reveals something pretty awesome about Link, and also ties into a discussion about Link and Revali.

Turns out while Link was indeed a prodigy, he trained tirelessly to get as good as he did, and never let his skills or accomplishments get to his head.

There was always subtle hints, but I like how here they just straight up confirm, yes Link trained like crazy, just like how Revali did.

And with this reveal, I can't help but find it incredibly ironic, that the one person in all of Hyrule that Revali could relate to and emphasize with, he held nothing but disdain for.

Revali, your best friend, your soulmate even, was literally right there!

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Official art of the ancient sages in Age of Imprisonment. I imagine the others will get variations with their helmets off like the Gerudo does.

The Goron Sage is named Agraston. He is old friends with Rauru.

The Zora Sage is named Qia. She is the queen of the Zora and a skilled fighter.

The Rito Sage is named Raphica. He is the chief of the Rito and a resourceful fighter.

The names of the ancient Sages from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment are all derived from ancient subjects.

Agraston - from Acasta Gneiss

Qia - from Myllokunmingia

Ardi - from, well, Ardi

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment (2025)