The only cherry blossom tree in the entire game safe for the Great Deku Tree himself. The only non-jungle place where Hearty Durian trees grow. Activate stasis view here and it's like looking at the stars. An apple orchard containing a whooping 157 apples. All growing side-by-side, biomes be damned. A tree that is surrounded by every single type of mushroom. Endura Carrots (far more than any other location). Swift Carrots (the only place these grow in the wild). Satori Mountain is the greatest treasure trove of plant-based food in the entire game. Lastly, the name might be a reference to Satoru Iwata, who passed away before the game was completed. The way to escape them is to clear one's mind, going into a zenlike, enlightened state. Satori is a Japanese Buddhist term referring to a state of enlightenment.įurthermore, it's the name of a Japanese folklore monster (Yokai) living on mountains, who can read minds. To just get the real world meanings out of the way first: In this thread I aim to look at the early life of Satori the sage, how he died and what his new form signifies. 
It's sometimes known by its other name, Satori. It has an acute awareness of its surroundings, so it seldom appears before people. Legends say this holy creature is a reincarnation of a sage that died on the lands it now protects. This noble creature watches over all animals that make their homes in the forest. Hyrule Compendium has this to say about the Lord of the Mountain: Hey partygang, felt this old headcanon deserved its own thread. The Lord of the Mountain: From Life to Death to Life
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