. "In Ocarina of Time ist Jabu-Jabu der Schutzpatron der Zoras, sowie auch der dritte Tempel, in dem Spiel. Link muss aus seinem Bauch die Prinzessin der Zoras, Prinzessin Ruto, retten, da sie vorher dort hinein gefallen ist. Der Schutzpatron \u00F6ffnet f\u00FCr den Helden sein Maul, wenn Link ihm einen Fisch zum Fressen gibt. Sobald Link erwachsen ist, treiben anstelle Jabu-Jabus nur noch ein paar Eisschollen."@de . . . . "Blinking and eating"@en . . "Jabu-Jabu (j\u00E4'boo j\u00E4'boo), referred to as Lord Jabu-Jabu by the Zoras, first appeard during the creation of the world by these three golden goddesses about the same time as the Triforce was made by a bored kid in geomerty class with much time on his hands, believe me, I was there. It is a giant whale-sized fish worshiped by the Zora race as their patron deity and guardian, not that he actually does anything, but that's not the point. It's name most likely comes from \u30B8\u30E3\u30D6 (jabu), the Japanese onomatopoeia for splashing, those guys at Nintendo sure are creative."@en . . . "jabu-jabu.png"@de . . "Lord Jabu-Jabu"@de . . "Lord Jabu-Jabu from Ocarina of Time"@en . . . . "Research & Development Team 4 before they were replaced with the Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development"@en . "Ocarina of Time"@de . "\u30B8\u30E3\u30D6 \u30B8\u30E3\u30D6"@en . "Character"@en . "Ganondorf before he attached swarms of electric jellyfish to my throbbing kidney, no biggy"@en . "Blue, I bet you didn't see that coming"@en . . . . "Fisch"@de . . "Oracle of Ages"@en . "Jabu-Jabu"@de . . . "The Zoras, they feed me their spare fish and princesses, plus they worship me like a god, so I return the favor by giving them my, er, support, unless something moderatly scary is going on"@en . "Lord Jabu-Jabu is a recurring character in the Legend of Zelda series. He has the appearance of a giant fish, and is worshipped by the Zora race as their patron Deity. In both of Lord Jabu-Jabu's appearances, he not only acts as a character, but his belly acts as one of the game's dungeons."@en . "Ocarina of Time"@en . "Accidentally swallowing people, treasure chests, and cows. Having parts of my innards pelted by boomerang"@en . . "Lord Jabu-Jabu is a recurring character in the Legend of Zelda series. He has the appearance of a giant fish, and is worshipped by the Zora race as their patron Deity. In both of Lord Jabu-Jabu's appearances, he not only acts as a character, but his belly acts as one of the game's dungeons."@en . . . "Ocarina of Time"@en . . . . "Jabu-Jabu (j\u00E4'boo j\u00E4'boo), referred to as Lord Jabu-Jabu by the Zoras, first appeard during the creation of the world by these three golden goddesses about the same time as the Triforce was made by a bored kid in geomerty class with much time on his hands, believe me, I was there. It is a giant whale-sized fish worshiped by the Zora race as their patron deity and guardian, not that he actually does anything, but that's not the point. It's name most likely comes from \u30B8\u30E3\u30D6 (jabu), the Japanese onomatopoeia for splashing, those guys at Nintendo sure are creative."@en . . "1998"^^ . "Jabun, Wind Fish, and Fat Guardian Who Does Absolutly Nothing"@en . "GET IN MAH BELLY!!!"@en . . . "right|300px Schreibe deinen ersten Abschnitt hier."@de . "Lord Jabu-Jabu"@en . "right|300px Schreibe deinen ersten Abschnitt hier."@de . . . . . . . "background:#ff8080"@en . . . . . "Lord Jabu-Jabu"@en . . . . "Once I found out how fish reproduce, I was no longer interested in having a family"@en . "Male"@en . . . "Nintendo"@en . "Lord Jabu-Jabu"@en . "In Ocarina of Time ist Jabu-Jabu der Schutzpatron der Zoras, sowie auch der dritte Tempel, in dem Spiel. Link muss aus seinem Bauch die Prinzessin der Zoras, Prinzessin Ruto, retten, da sie vorher dort hinein gefallen ist. Der Schutzpatron \u00F6ffnet f\u00FCr den Helden sein Maul, wenn Link ihm einen Fisch zum Fressen gibt. Sobald Link erwachsen ist, treiben anstelle Jabu-Jabus nur noch ein paar Eisschollen."@de . . .