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	The '''King of Red Lions''' is a talking boat from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]''. He acts as [[Toon Link\|Link]]'s guide throughout the adventure. He can speak the ancient Hylian tongue, in this way, he helps [[Toon Link\|Link]] on his quest for the Master Sword by speaking to ancient Hylian entities such as Jabun. Later on in the game, around the time when [[Toon Link\|Link]] obtains the Master Sword, The King of Red Lions reveals himself to be Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule, the King of the long forgotten land of Hyrule. At the end of the game, the King wishes to the [[Triforce]] for [[Hyrule]] to be drowned, and stays with the kingdom as it is flooded. '''The King of Red Lions''' is seen after Link returns to the surface, but appears completely lifeless.		The '''King of Red Lions''' is a talking boat from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]''. He acts as [[Toon Link\|Link]]'s guide throughout the adventure. He can speak the ancient Hylian tongue, in this way, he helps [[Toon Link\|Link]] on his quest for the [[Master Sword]] by speaking to ancient Hylian entities such as Jabun. Later on in the game, around the time when [[Toon Link\|Link]] obtains the [[Master Sword]], The King of Red Lions reveals himself to be Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule, the King of the long forgotten land of Hyrule. At the end of the game, the King wishes to the [[Triforce]] for [[Hyrule]] to be drowned, and stays with the kingdom as it is flooded. '''The King of Red Lions''' is seen after Link returns to the surface, but appears completely lifeless.

	The boat does not appear in [[The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass\|Phantom Hourglass]], though there is a boat named the '''Prince of Red Lions''', piloted by a man dressed like Link, that has a similar appearance.		The boat does not appear in [[The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass\|Phantom Hourglass]], though there is a boat named the '''Prince of Red Lions''', piloted by a man dressed like Link, that has a similar appearance.