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It is a syllabary based on Japanese Kana, merging both Hiragana and Katakana. The Hylian writing system from the Era of the Hero of Time was introduced in Ocarina of Time and later appears in Majora's Mask. It is found on various important rocks and pedestals. Unlike later Hylian scripts, Mudoran is unintelligible. Mudoran is the iteration of Hylian text that appears in A Link to the Past.
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