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The Gorons in this version aren't the rock-eating creatures from the games. They are instead androids who are forced to live in a junkyard outside of Hyrule City because they have been perceived as a threat and ousted by Hyrulians. The junkyard is called Death Mountain because of the bandits and factions that fight for control over it; the Gorons are one such group. The tattoos on his shoulders brand Darunia, leader of the Gorons, as an android. The same symbol has been embraced by the Gorons as a show of solidarity. Most Gorons have ocular sensitivity and must wear goggles.

Description
The Gorons in this version aren't the rock-eating creatures from the games. They are instead androids who are forced to live in a junkyard outside of Hyrule City because they have been perceived as a threat and ousted by Hyrulians. The junkyard is called Death Mountain because of the bandits and factions that fight for control over it; the Gorons are one such group. The tattoos on his shoulders brand Darunia, leader of the Gorons, as an android. The same symbol has been embraced by the Gorons as a show of solidarity. Most Gorons have ocular sensitivity and must wear goggles.