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Template:Character Mr. Tudor is a character in Tri Force Heroes.[1]

Biography

Mr. Tudor can be found next to the small libraries in each of the Hytopia Castle lobbies. He gives Link tips on venturing out into the Drablands. He also appears in the Coliseum lobby, although the only tip he can offer there is how to blacklist other Link. When the Link are traveling between Stages in a Level, Mr. Tudor briefly appears on-screen to give them some advice.

Mr. Tudor has dreamed of being a renowned writer since he was a young boy.[2] He is the writer of the Drablands Diary under the pseudonym of Four Eyes.[3]

At the conclusion of the game's ending, Mr. Tudor's hat and glasses are seen resting on a table alongside the storybook which had, just prior, illustrated the events of the game's story.

Nomenclature

Tudor is likely a corruption of "tutor", a person who gives private instructions. Tudor is also a name of Welsh origin, which was the Welsh form of the old Celtic name Teutorigos, which meant "ruler of the people." It was notably the surname of five monarchs of England. Four Eyes is a common epithet for a person who wears glasses. Four Eyes's name in the UK, Bob-cut Four-eyes, further references Mr. Tudor as he wears a bob-cut hair style.

TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Republic of Ireland EnglishUK Mr Tudor
Bob-cut Four-eyes
Canada FrenchCA Tuteur
Quatre-Yeux
Tutor
Four-Eyes
French Republic FrenchEU Tuteur
Binocles au bol
Tutor
Bowl-cut Glasses
Kingdom of Spain SpanishEU Erudito
Gafoso Flequíllez
Scholar
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA Erudito
Flequíllez
Scholar

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References

  1. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Tips
  2. "Hear this! The tutor at the castle dreamed of being a renowned writer when he was a lad. To create imaginative worlds with the stroke of a pen —that was his dream! He still writes what he sees everyday. Perhaps part of the joy of dreaming is the chase..." — Bearded Baron (Tri Force Heroes)
  3. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 305
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