Inariko is hardly known for its bustling population of Gorons, but Sunny has resided there all her life, just the same as her ancestors before her and the ancestors before that. Raised far away from the mountains of Eldin, she can hardly be said to resemble the bombastic image people often think of when they imagine a Goron.

In many ways, Sunny is merely carrying on the family business— her father is a shopkeeper in Inariko, and his father, too, sold goods until his timely passing. She knew from a young age that her passions would lie in the family line, but unlike her elders, she was drawn to all things bright and shiny: jewels and gold that any self-respecting Goron would pass up on in a heartbeat, intricate fabrics unsuitable for a life kept away in the caves, and relics of times long past. She saw beauty in her rose-tinted reflection, and yearned to see her creative visions brought to fruition inside Inariko and, maybe, in places beyond even her own village.

Of course, her elders were raised on harsh times, too, and found her proclivities towards materialism to be immature and foolish. Still, Sunny was not deterred: as soon as she was old enough, she began assisting her father in the shop, and later on, broke away from him to begin selling her own wares.

Unable to settle down with the roads opened up, Sunny yearns to see all she can of the world, and bring back curiosities from far and wide. Although her elders only begrudgingly support her, even at her age she stretches that support as far as she can.

Her humble abode bears the burden of decades of hoarding knickknacks of all sorts, crates stacked with scarves and monster parts that never made it to her shelves. More than anything, she loves things, and desires to never be left wanting.