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'''Mutoh and the Carpenters''' are a band of workers who act as recurring characters in the ''[[Portal: The Legend of Zelda|Legend of Zelda]]'' games that are commonly seen fixing bridges or doing other kinds of construction. They were not named until their second appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]'', where their leader was named Mutoh, while his workers were named Ichiro, Jiro, Sabooru and Shiro, although in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' they were alternately called Brent, Mack, Bremor, and Doyle
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'''Mutoh and the Carpenters''' are a band of workers that are commonly seen fixing bridges or doing other kinds of construction. In their original appearance they were nameless, but in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]'' were given the names Mutoh, Ichiro, Jiro, Sabooru and Shiro.
  
 
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', Mutoh was the boss of a group of carpenters in [[Kakariko Village]]. When [[Link]] first encountered them, the carpenters were busy building a new house in the center of town. As for Mutoh, he was commonly found at home, where he often complained of his son [[Grog]]m who mostly sulked underneath a tree at night. Seven years later after [[Ganondorf]] took over, the carpenters were supposed to work on the bridge to [[Gerudo Valley]], but they decided to abandon their overbearing boss to join the [[Gerudo]] thieves. They ended up imprisoned by the Gerudo and had to be rescued by Link. Afterwards they returned to their boss and after being scolded, worked to repair the bridge. During the trading sidequest, Mutoh would be confused if Link returned his Poacher's Saw to him. Unaware of his son's fate, he swore that he left if with his wife. Still, he gave Link the Broken Goron's Sword in exchange and recommended him to a [[Goron]] smithy.  
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', Mutoh is the boss of a group of carpenters in [[Kakariko Village]]. When [[Link]] first encounters them, the carpenters are busy building a new house in the center of town. Mutoh however usually stays at home and often complained of his son [[Grog]] who mostly sulked underneath a tree at night. Seven years later after [[Ganondorf]] took over, the carpenters were supposed to work on the bridge to [[Gerudo Valley]], but instead decided to abandon their overbearing boss to join the [[Gerudo]] thieves. Instead they ended up imprisoned and had to be rescued by Link. Afterwards they returned to their boss and after being scolded, worked to repair the bridge.
  
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In ''Majora's Mask'', the [[Termina]] versions of the carpenters were seen in [[Clock Town]] preparing for the Festival of Time. Once again, Mutoh was the head carpenter and was resolute on staying in Clock Town, despite the imminent arrival of a plummeting Moon. He was found in [[Mayor Dotour]]'s office arguing this with [[Viscen]] up until the last day (unless Link interfered with the [[Couple's Mask]]). On the last night, he would remain in town taunting the Moon to come down, long after the other carpenters have decided to flee. Although never seen, he talked about having a wife and two sons who had already fled town. The carpenters themselves were found in town working on Festival preparations up until the last day. One of the carpenters was instead found outside of [[Romani Ranch]], where he tried to destroy the boulder blocking access there.
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In the trading quest, Mutoh is confused if Link returns his Poacher's Saw to him. Unaware of his son's fate, he swears that he left if with his wife. However he does give Link the Broken Goron's Sword in exchange and recommends him to a [[Goron]] smithy.  
  
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]'', Mutoh was working on construction of a bridge to [[Labrynna|Symmetry Village]], but his carpenters got lost in the Nuun Highlands while taking a break. This time, he only had three Carpenters, and he sent Link to collect them all. Once again, his workers considered him to be overbearing and to never do anything himself, nor did they consider the bridge to be that important. Still, they ended up reporting back to duty and finishing the bridge.
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In ''Majora's Mask'', the [[Termina]] versions of the carpenters are seen in [[Clock Town]] preparing for the Festival of Time.  Once again Mutoh is the head carpenter and is resolute on staying in Clock Town, despite the imminent arrival of a plummeting Moon. He if found in [[Mayor Dotour]]'s office arguing this with [[Viscen]] up until the last day (unless Link interferes with the [[Couple's Mask]]), where he stays in town calling the Moon down, long after the other carpenters have decided to flee. Although never seen, he talks about having a wife and two sons who have already fled town. The carpenters themselves are found in town working on Festival preparations up until the last day. One of the carpenters however is found outside of [[Romani Ranch]] trying to destroy the boulder blocking access there.
  
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Mutoh and his carpenters also pulled off a few jobs in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' that they were charged with by the king following the earthquake. They are found doing various odd jobs in town that they'll work on when Link fuses certain [[Kinstones]]. Among these jobs were repairing areas attacked by monsters and building a house. At times, Mutoh refers to himself as 'Punch Mutoh' due to his desire to work on jobs with a real 'punch' to it. Though Mutoh's name was the same, in this incarnation the carpenters were named Brent, Mack, Bremor, and Doyle.
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In ''[[Oracle of Ages]]'', Link finds Mutoh yet again trying to build a bridge to [[Symmetry Village]], but his carpenters have got lost in the Nuun Highlands. This time he only has three Carpenters and he sends Link to collect them all. Once again his workers consider him to be overbearing and never doing anything himself, nor do they consider the bridge to be that important.
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Mutoh and his carpenters also pulled off a few jobs in ''[[The Minish Cap]]'' that he was charged with by the king following the earthquake. They are found doing various odd jobs in town that they'll work on when Link fuses certain [[Kinstones]]. Among these jobs are repairing areas attacked by monsters and building a house even. At times, Mutoh refers to himself as 'Punch Mutoh' due to his desire to work on jobs with a real 'punch' to it. Though Mutoh's name is the same, the carpenters are named Brent, Mack, Bremor, and Doyle.
  
 
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