Tingle-related characters in The Legend of Zelda series

With the scheduled release of Mogitate Tingle no Barairo Rupee Land in Japan as well as previous games such as The Wind Waker, several characters directly related to the character Tingle have appeared in The Legend of Zelda series video games.

Siblings

(left to right) Tingle, Ankle, Knuckle, and David Jr. from The Wind Waker''

Ankle

The middle child between Tingle and Knuckle. In The Wind Waker, he is found turning the grinding wheel at Tingle Tower with David Jr. The reason he does so much work is to support his brother, Knuckle. He also had a love of gardening. He also made a small appearance in Four Swords Adventures and later in The Minish Cap where he would fuse kinstones behind Lon Lon Ranch.

David Jr.

Although identical to Tingle and his brothers, he is actually a normal person from Windfall Island. After getting shipwrecked on Tingle Island, he was set to work to turn the wheel. Unenthused with his role, he does it anyways although is prone to complaining. He also made a small appearance in Four Swords Adventures and later in The Minish Cap where he would fuse kinstones in Lake Hylia.

Knuckle

The youngest brother of Tingle and Ankle. In The Wind Waker he is largely a sidequest character that requires using the Tingle Tuner to find. By doing so the player can gain the Hand-Me-Down Tuner which has more options. He also made a small appearance in Four Swords Adventures and later in The Minish Cap where he would fuse kinstones in the Trilby Highlands.

Characters from Mogitate Tingle no Barairo Rupee Land

Pinkle.

Dongle

Like his master, the dog Dongle dresses just like Tingle.

Pinkle

The female character Pinkle acts as Tingle's advisor, appearing on his computer in Tingle's home.

Rupeeji

His name literally translates to "Old Man Rupee". An old man with a Rupee-shaped head. He is the one who sends Tingle on his quest to gain as many Rupees as possible in order to reach the Rupee land.

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