Sheik
Sheik appears after you draw the Master Sword. The character teaches the six warp songs and plays a harp. The identity under the mask is a late-story reveal.
What you can learn before the reveal
If you want the songs and not the twist, stop after this paragraph. Sheik meets you at the Temple of Time once the seven years have passed, then shows up at temple entrances. The six melodies are Minuet of Forest, Bolero of Fire, Serenade of Water, Nocturne of Shadow, Requiem of Spirit, and Prelude of Light. Each one is a warp, not a puzzle tune like the lullaby. Zelda Wiki lists them as Sheik’s teaching set. Button lines for those warps are on the song chart, and Switch 2 glyphs for them were not published.
The reveal, since the question “who is Sheik” is the whole search: Sheik is Zelda, using a Sheikah disguise through the adult era. The remake keeps that reveal. Erica Mendez is credited for Zelda and Sheik together on the Nintendo Everything cast list. I am not stacking extra lore about the Sheikah from later games onto this 1998 story. The harp is the instrument the wiki names. A second home town besides the disguise itself was blank in the field list, so I am not assigning one.
Princess Zelda’s page holds the courtyard and the ocarina throw. This page holds the warp lessons. Mixing them makes both searches worse.
Questions
Is Sheik a separate person?
No. The wiki and the remake notes treat Sheik as Zelda’s disguise. The sentence is the spoiler.
Which songs does Sheik teach?
The six warp songs named above. Scarecrow’s Song and the story tunes come from other people.
Related
Sources
- Zelda Wiki — Sheik — checked 2026-11-05
- Nintendo Everything — voice actors — checked 2026-11-05
Last checked 2026-11-05.