| Character | Pikango, a travelling painter |
|---|---|
| Region | Kakariko Village, then stables across Hyrule |
| First meeting | Kakariko Village (x 1806, z 985, map square G-5) |
| Role | Gives clues to the photo locations in the Captured Memories quest |
| Reward | Photo clues; the Great Fairy Fountain location |
Pikango is a painter in search of beautiful scenery. You meet him in Kakariko Village, where he points out the Great Fairy Fountain, and after that you find him at stables and towns around Hyrule. Each time you speak to him he gives a hint about where one of the photographed locations in your album can be found.
Where to find him
He appears in Kakariko Village first and later outside various stables. He tends to point at a place near wherever you meet him. The pairings below list where he is found and the location he hints at.
| Where he is | Location he hints at |
|---|---|
| Woodland Stable (x 1066, z -1142, G-3) | Sacred Ground Ruins |
| Riverside Stable (x 339, z 1095, F-6) | Lake Kolomo |
| Tabantha Bridge Stable (x -2932, z -548, C-4) | Ancient Columns |
| Gerudo Canyon Stable (x -2804, z 2226, C-7) | Kara Kara Bazaar |
| Goron City (x 1685, z -2467, G-2) | Eldin Canyon area, by Goronbi Lake |
| Serenne Stable (x -1559, z -1799, D-3) | Irch Plain |
| Lurelin Village (x 3009, z 3478, I-8) | Outside Hyrule Castle |
| East Akkala Stable (x 4228, z -2748, J-2) | Spring of Power |
| Outskirt Stable (x -1449, z 1269, D-6) | Sanidin Park Ruins |
| Kakariko Village (x 1806, z 985, G-5) | Lanayru Road, East Gate |
| Wetland Stable (x 888, z 174, F-5) | Hyrule Field |
Stable and village positions come from the game data. He also stands at Highland Stable (x 530, z 3451, F-8), but guides disagree on the name of the photo spot he points to there, so it is not listed.
How to use him
Speak to Pikango in Kakariko Village and follow his directions to the Great Fairy Fountain.
As you travel, stop at the stables listed above. When he is there, talk to him and he names a landmark near that stable.
Go to the landmark and stand where the photo in your album was taken to trigger the memory.
