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The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks/English Translation Differences/Story

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Notes:

  • The Honcho of Anouki Village refers to Anoukis as "Anoukis" in the US version while in the UK version he refers to them as "Anouki".
  • The US version adds "the" to the names of the sanctuaries while the UK version doesn't.
  • Some instances of the word "ya" in the US version was changed to "you" in the UK version.
  • The US version refers to the recurring chicken birds in the Zelda series as "Cuccos" while the UK version refers to them as "cuccos".
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