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In a nerve-wracking, week-long sequence, Snoopy worries about the competition the cat is going to cause, not to mention the actual presence of a cat, which he deplores. Finally, Frieda produces Faron, a friendly skin-and-boneless kitten which surprises Snoopy ("This is a CAT??", he wonders in amazement). Faron is also lazy and likes to hang on Frieda's arm, so that he does not get his paws dirty. Faron only speaks once, saying "Meow", which sends Snoopy jumping into the air in fright. Faron makes a cameo appearance in the TV special Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown. "A twisted ivory grin." -Subrosian Faron (ファロン, Faron) is a member of the Revolutionary army, though it is unknown if she serves directly beneath Dragon or is just affiliated with him as Revolutionaries. She ate the Hane Hane no Mi. Faron, also known as the Water Dragon, is a character from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. She is one of the Three Dragons who oversees the Surface. Faron is a large, prideful dragon Deity who watches over Lake Floria and the Parellas. She was tasked by the goddess Farore to safeguard her Flame until the chosen hero arrived to claim it. However, when the time is nigh, Faron is attacked and wounded by Ghirahim when he attempts to find a way to reach Zelda. Though initially not convinced that Link is the chosen hero, she has him embark on a quest to retrieve Sacred Water from the Skyview Temple in order to restore her to her full size. When he does so, she grants him access to the Ancient Cistern, where Farore's Flame resides. Faron is a character in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for the Wii and GameCube. In the game, he is the second of four light spirits that Link must find. Link will find him in the Faron Woods, where it reveals that he looks much like a monkey.

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"A twisted ivory grin." -Subrosian Faron (ファロン, Faron) is a member of the Revolutionary army, though it is unknown if she serves directly beneath Dragon or is just affiliated with him as Revolutionaries. She ate the Hane Hane no Mi. Faron is a character in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for the Wii and GameCube. In the game, he is the second of four light spirits that Link must find. Link will find him in the Faron Woods, where it reveals that he looks much like a monkey. Faron, also known as the Water Dragon, is a character from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. She is one of the Three Dragons who oversees the Surface. Faron is a large, prideful dragon Deity who watches over Lake Floria and the Parellas. She was tasked by the goddess Farore to safeguard her Flame until the chosen hero arrived to claim it. However, when the time is nigh, Faron is attacked and wounded by Ghirahim when he attempts to find a way to reach Zelda. Though initially not convinced that Link is the chosen hero, she has him embark on a quest to retrieve Sacred Water from the Skyview Temple in order to restore her to her full size. When he does so, she grants him access to the Ancient Cistern, where Farore's Flame resides. In a nerve-wracking, week-long sequence, Snoopy worries about the competition the cat is going to cause, not to mention the actual presence of a cat, which he deplores. Finally, Frieda produces Faron, a friendly skin-and-boneless kitten which surprises Snoopy ("This is a CAT??", he wonders in amazement). Faron is also lazy and likes to hang on Frieda's arm, so that he does not get his paws dirty. Faron only speaks once, saying "Meow", which sends Snoopy jumping into the air in fright. For all the build-up, Faron only plays a walk-on role in the history of Peanuts, as he never did measure up to Snoopy's caliber. He made very few appearances in the strip,as Frieda herself began to be phased out of it at around the same time as Faron's introduction. Faron appeared in the daily comic strip for four consecutive days from May 23 to May 27, 1961. The cat reappeared in the strips from June 5 and June 6, 1961, which sees Frieda get Charlie Brown and Linus to hold Faron while she goes to run errands. A Sunday comic strip from November 5, 1961 features a running gag in which Frieda is once again going out to run errands and tries to find someone to hold her cat while she does. Poor Snoopy ends up holding the kitty. Snoopy's fears of cats would eventually be realized, but only in the form of World War II, the next-door neighbors' cat. Schulz later said he dropped Faron because he not only felt that he could not draw a cat well enough, but Faron caused Snoopy to act too much like a "real" dog. Faron last appeared on November 20, 1961. Frieda would make occasional appearances in later Peanuts strip but would not be seen with Faron again. Faron makes a cameo appearance in the TV special Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown. In a 1989 interview, Schulz revealed that both Frieda and Faron were named after popular country singers.