The Masked Followers are a group of characters found in Lorule in A Link Between Worlds.^{[name reference needed]}

Biography[]

The Masked Followers are a group of Loruleans that have begun to wear masks in the images of monsters. They are a cult led by the Masked Elder, who preaches to his followers and visitors to resist the corruption of thievery and to don the masks of monsters,^[1] which he states will bring them salvation from Lorule's deteriorating world.^[2][3] These beliefs are shared by the members.^[4] The Masked Elder can be found standing on a pedestal in Thieves' Town, preaching to three of his followers. While only this group state themselves to be Masked Followers, other people wearing masks can also be found throughout Lorule, implying a connection to the main group. The Captain in the Thieves' Town Milk Bar also suggests there are more followers.^[5]

Two characters are referred to as Masked Follower by name. The male Masked Follower can be found with the Elder, and mentions to Link how the statues to the north of town are entrances to a hideout,^[6] hinting the location of the Thieves' Hideout. Although frightened, he had tried to knock on the door, but was told to leave. The female Masked Follower complains how she cannot see through her mask's eye, but implores that Link also wear a mask and be saved.^[4] Another follower, the Masked Granny, states she is the Elder's housekeeper and was made to join as part of the job.^[7]

The Masked Followers have a tendency of saying "Mumbo jumbo" at the end of their conversations.^[3][4] Given that the Masked Granny was made to join, it may be that some followers may have been forced into the group.

Members[]

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  The Masked Elder

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  A male Masked Follower

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  A female Masked Follower

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  Masked Granny

Implied Members[]

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  Bird-Masked Man

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  Derby Girl

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  Lakeside Item Seller

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  Thief Girl

Trivia[]

• Several of the Masked Followers wear masks resembling characters from A Link to the Past.
  • The male Masked Follower's mask resembles the Bomb Shopkeeper.
  • The female Masked Follower's mask resembles a Hinox.
  • The Masked Granny's mask resembles the Digging Game keeper.
  • The Derby Girl's mask resembles the transformed Bully.
  • The Lakeside Item Seller's mask resembles the Shooting Gallery keeper.
  • The Bird-Masked Man's mask bares a slight resemblance to the storytelling bird.
  • The Thief Girl's mask looks like a Pikku, which is appropriate as they are both thieves.

Nomenclature[]

Names in other regions
Language		Name
	FrenchCA	Fidèle
	FrenchEU	Fidèle
	German	Maskierte Frau Maskierter Mann
	Italian	Fedele
	SpanishEU	Devota Devoto
	SpanishLA	Devota Devoto
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