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Babusu

**Babusu** are shadow beings in *A Link to the Past*. They appear in the Ice Palace.

## Characteristics

Babusu are completely black except for their eyes, which are a bright red. They live in dark icy cracks in the dungeon walls, and when they sense a intruder, they will swiftly dart from one hole straight to another at high speed. They are one of the fastest enemies in the game. Their eyes will glint in the darkness before they reveal themselves, but even knowing that they are coming might not be enough for Link to stop them, as they often appear in areas with moving or frozen floors. While virtually every attack, such as an accurate sword strike will destroy the creatures, they are able to cause considerable damage with their swift attacks until Link obtains the Blue Mail. The best method for dealing with them is to move slowly through the room and destroy them one by one.

## Nomenclature

Babusu may be Japanese onomatopoeia consisting of "ba", meaning sudden movement or reveal, "bu" meaning to spit something nasty out, and "su" meaning a whoosh of something passing by, which accurately describes the behavior of these creatures.

## Gallery

* Babasu eyes glinting in the dark holes of the dungeon

## See Also

* Boe
* Pirogusu
* Zoro

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 164
2. ↑ *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 2*, Shogakukan, pg. 142 *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords*, Shogakukan, pg. 28
Beedle's Island

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**Beedle's Island** is a location in *Skyward Sword*.

## Features and Overview

  Beedle on his island at night
Beedle's Island is a small island in The Sky northeast of Skyloft and home of Beedle, who can be found on the island during the night. It harbors a large wooden structure on which the Beedle's Airshop sits during the night, a storage area, a campfire, and a tree. There are also two Goddess Cube Chests on the island.

Beedle's Island can be reached by Loftwing during the day. Unfortunately, Link is unable to interact with Beedle, who will be selling his wares to the inhabitants of Skyloft. However, falling asleep in the bed inside his ship will allow the young hero to access the island during the night. At night, Beedle will sit and talk with Link whilst admiring his Horned Colossus Beetle, which is caged in his lap.

Near the end of the game, Beedle's Horned Colossus Beetle will be gone missing. After Link retrieves it from Strich on Bug Rock, he can return it to Beedle in his island at night, receiving five Gratitude Crystals in exchange.

## Trivia

* Beedle's Island is one of the three places in The Sky that can be accessed at night, the other two being Skyloft and Pumpkin Landing.

## Gallery

* Beedle's Island during the night in *Skyward Sword*

## References

1. ↑ "*Beedle's Island*" — Map (*Skyward Sword HD*)
Baby Goron

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The **Elder's Son**, also known as the **Goron's Elder's Son**, is a character in *Majora's Mask*.

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1. ↑ The Elder's Son is referred to as the **Baby Goron** in *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask — Official Perfect Guide* by Versus Books. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 244 (**MM**)
2. ↑ *Art & Artifacts*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 197 (**MM**)
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask — Official Perfect Guide*, Versus Books, pg. 41

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Ash Swamp

**Ash Swamp** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Ash Swamp is located in West Necluda. Like the adjacent Blatchery Plain, Ash Swamp is composed of generally flat land with tall Grass and ruined buildings.

During the second Great Calamity, Guardians made their way through Ash Swamp on their way to Fort Hateno. After Link fell in battle to a Guardian in Ash Swamp, Zelda's powers awoke and she destroyed most of the surrounding Guardians. Consequently, the remains of several Guardians litter the Plain and can be searched for Ancient Materials. The events of the Great Calamity can be retrieved in the final Recovered Memory, "Zelda's Awakening", near the southern part of the Swamp.

A stone Treasure Chest containing an Emblazoned Shield can be found beneath a pile of bombable Rocks in the northern section of the Swamp. A second stone Treasure Chest containing a bundle of five Fire Arrows can be found at the center of the Swamp. A third stone Treasure Chest containing a Double Axe can be found at the southeastern section of the Swamp.

### Creatures

* Bladed Rhino Beetle
* Blue Sparrow
* Blue-Winged Heron
* Fairy
* Hightail Lizard
* Horse
* Hot-Footed Frog
* Pink Heron
* Restless Cricket
* Sneaky River Snail

### Minor Enemies

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* Bokoblin
* Decayed Guardian
* Stalkoblin
* Stalkoblin
 Boko Spear

* Blue Bokoblin
* Decayed Guardian
* Stalkoblin
* Stalkoblin
 Boko Spear

### Materials

* Hylian Shroom
* Hyrule Herb
* Silent Shroom
* Spicy Pepper
* Stamella Shroom

## Nomenclature

Ash Swamp derives its name from the eponymous colloquial term for the *Fraxinus* genus.

## References

1. ↑ "***Ash Swamp***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 385
3. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 384
4. ↑ "**Marais de Ferne**" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Pantano de Kokun*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Blue Butterfly

Ambiguously Canon Information

The **Blue Butterfly** is an item in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*name reference needed*]

## Location and Uses

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

This butterfly can be found in Steamy Marsh near the Shower Flower. The **Chief Explorer** will pay 5,000 Rupees for it.
Battle (Inside Divine Beast)

"****Battle (Inside Divine Beast)****" is a Song in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

"Battle (Inside Divine Beast)" is track 11 in Disk 2 of *The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Original Soundtrack*.

## References

1. ↑ "戦闘 (神獣内部)" **The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Original Soundtrack*, Nintendo Co., Ltd., 2018. CD*

Major SongsWarping SongsOther SongsInstrumentsOcarina SongsHarp SongsWind Waker SongsSpirit Flute Songs
Song of Time · Epona's Song · Song of Storms · Wind's Requiem· Ballad of the Wind Fish · Saria's Song · Zelda's Lullaby · Ballad of the Goddess · *Recurring Music*

Manbo's Mambo · Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light · Song of Soaring · Ballad of Gales

Ceremonial Song · Elegy of Emptiness · Frog's Song of Soul · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Oath to Order · Scarecrow's Song · Sonata of Awakening · Song of Healing · Sun's Song

* Bone Ocarina
* Fairy Ocarina
* Ocarina of Time
* Ocarina of Wind
* Harp of Ages
* Goddess's Harp
* Rito Harp
* Whistle
* Spirit Flute
* Strange Flute
* Wind Waker
* Instrument of the Sirens
* Horse Call
* Grass Whistles
* Makar's Violin

*Link's Awakening* (Ocarina)

Manbo's Mambo · Frog's Song of Soul · Ballad of the Wind Fish

*Ocarina of Time* (Fairy Ocarina / Ocarina of Time)

Zelda's Lullaby · Epona's Song · Saria's Song · Sun's Song · Song of Time · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Minuet of Forest · Bolero of Fire · Serenade of Water · Requiem of Spirit · Nocturne of Shadow · Prelude of Light

*Majora's Mask* (Ocarina of Time)

Song of Time · Song of Healing · Epona's Song · Song of Soaring · Song of Storms · Scarecrow's Song

Sonata of Awakening · Goron Lullaby · New Wave Bossa Nova · Elegy of Emptiness · Oath to Order

*Oracle of Ages* (Harp of Ages)

Tune of Echoes · Tune of Currents · Tune of Ages

*Skyward Sword* (Goddess's Harp)

Ballad of the Goddess · Farore's Courage · Nayru's Wisdom · Din's Power · Song of the Hero

Wind's Requiem · Command Melody · Ballad of Gales · Song of Passing · Earth God's Lyric · Wind God's Aria

Song of Awakening · Song of Healing · Song of Birds · Song of Light · Song of Discovery · Lokomo Song
Battle-Tested Guardian

*For the similarly named Quest, see The Battle-Tested Guardian.*
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The **Battle-Tested Guardian** is a playable character in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Biography

This Guardian was created to protect Hyrule in an age long forgotten. Its battle scars call to mind fierce conflicts against ancient enemies. It is theorized that this is a specialized model, as it is much more powerful than other Guardians.

## Characteristics

Though similar in appearance to other Guardians, the Battle-tested model had avoided the Malice infection as the normally pink lights are a gold color. It is also covered in moss and numerous broken weapons to lend itself its apt moniker.

Unique to this model are additional tools such as a flight module that allows it to hover in the air as well as additional beam weapons such as homing bolts, a satellite weapon and a light reflection screen that can diffuse its energy attacks.

## Gameplay

Similar to the Great Fairies and Calamity Ganon, the Battle-Tested Guardian is a large sized warrior, making it immune to flinching from normal attacks, though its large size means it will take a lot of hits. Its normal attacks consist of using its tentacles and tossing its weight around with its Strong Attack combos using its numerous beam weapons. Its unique Ability allows it to lock onto a single enemy with its targeting laser. After establishing a lock, its Strong Attacks will be enhanced and focused on the locked target. Its EX ability shortens the lock-on time. Like Calamity Ganon and Terrako, its weapon is Guardian cogs.

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## Gallery

* Battle-Tested Guardian from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

## See Also

* Guardian
* Guardian Stalker

## References

1. ↑ "*Battle-Tested Guardian
Powerhouse of the Past*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
2. ↑ *"**Wave 1: Pulse of the Ancients
Available June 18** - The Expansion Pass kicks off with an expanded roster, newly added weapon types, and some challenging enemies. Stop by the Royal Ancient Tech Lab to test yourself with new challenges that unlock weapons and helpful features. Then, dominate the battlefield as the new playable Battle-Tested Guardian or try out the added weapon types—the Flail for Link and Master Cycle for Zelda. These new combat styles will come in handy in the new Apocalyptic difficulty and against added enemies like the bomb-throwing Moblin and a Giant Chuchu."* — Expand your quest with Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity DLC, Nintendo.
3. ↑ "*Gardien aguerri*" — Gallery (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Big Blin Club

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**Big Blin Clubs** are Items in *Hyrule Warriors Legends*.[*name reference needed*]

## Location and Uses

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

Big Blin Clubs are Silver Materials which are dropped by Big Blins. Since Big Blins were introduced in *Hyrule Warriors Legends*, Big Blin Clubs only appear in *Hyrule Warriors Legends* and *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition* and not the original *Hyrule Warriors*.

## See Also

* Big Blin
* Big Blin Hide

## References

1. ↑ "*Bossblin-Keule*" — Apothecary (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
Bena

Non-Canon Information

**Bena** is a character in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Biography

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Bena the Merchant*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
2. ↑ "*Merchant Bena*" — Map (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Big Bomb

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**Big Bombs** are recurring traps and Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Four Swords Adventures*

Big Bombs are a dangerous type of Bomb in *Four Swords Adventures*. Big Bombs are dropped by Shadow Link and found as traps within Treasure Chests. Big Bombs explode after 10 seconds and blast the entire area. The timer can explode faster if a Big Bomb is slashed with the Four Sword, with each slash reducing the timer by one second. If the Links are hit by its blast, they will be defeated instantly and must escape to another screen to survive. The Links can also avoid its blast by escaping into a hole, walking into a Cave or diving underwater.

### *Tri Force Heroes*

When one of the Links wears the Big Bomb Outfit, all Bombs and Bomb Flowers that Link uses turn into Big Bombs, which have an increased blast radius and inflict double damage. Bombs have a blast radius that reaches one level above or below, while Big Bombs reach two levels above or below.

During the Boss battle in Bomb Storage, Li'l Hinox throws an even larger Big Bomb at the Links. This Bomb bears a Hinox marking and has triple the blast radius and damage output of a regular Bomb. It is too heavy for any of the Links to lift and will only move a short distance when blown with the Gust Jar, but with precise timing it can be fired back at Li'l Hinox to damage him.

## Trivia

* The icon for bombs in the Spaceworld 2001 footage of *The Wind Waker* was similar to the sprite of the Big Bomb in *Four Swords Adventures* and may have been the basis for that sprite.

## Gallery

* A Big Bomb preparing to detonate from *Four Swords Adventures*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 90 (**TFH**)
2. ↑ "*You got a Big Bomb! This will blow everything to smithereens! Uh-oh...RUN!!*" — N/A (*Four Swords Adventures*)
3. ↑ "*A giant bomb! Run away!*" — N/A (*Four Swords Adventures*)
4. ↑ "*A giant bomb! Escape to your Game Boy Advance!*" — N/A (*Four Swords Adventures*)
5. ↑ "*A giant bomb! Quickly! Dive underwater!*" — N/A (*Four Swords Adventures*)
Blue Fairy

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The **Blue Fairy** is a character featured in *The Crystal Trap*.[*name reference needed*]

## History

Princess Zelda can only meet the Blue Fairy if she entered the Cavern with the Magic Arrows in hand. After she defeats a Gibdo with a shot from the Magic Arrows, a Blue Fairy will appear from the corpse of the burnt Gibdo, saying that she was being kept a prisoner by the foe. The fairy, who waves her wand and covers Zelda in a warm blue light, restores the princess's energy and ask her what she is doing in such an evil place. Zelda explains to her about the crystal spell on Link and confesses she does not know what she is looking for. The fairy says she cannot stay with Zelda, but gives her a scroll and promptly disappears.

## References

1. ↑ "*Above the ashes, a blue glow floats in the air. 'A fairy!' Zelda cries with joy. 'Yes, a fairy,' says the little sprite, beating her wings above the gibdo's ashes. 'And one that's glad to be rid of that putrid gibdo. He's been holding me prisoner for I don't know how long!'*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 19)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "*The fairy waves her wand and Zelda is covered from head to toe in warm blue light. 'That feels great!' she says. [...] 'Tell me child, why are you here in this evil place?'*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 19)
Blind Spots

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The **Sharo Lun Shrine**, designated by the Trial name **Blind Spots**, is an Ancient Shrine in *Breath of the Wild*. It is exclusive to *The Champions' Ballad* DLC Pack.

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==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Sharo Lun Shrine
Blind Spots*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Beedle's Shop Ship

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**Beedle's Shop Ship** is a recurring floating shop on a boat which is run by Beedle in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Appearances and Features

### *The Wind Waker*

**Beedle's Shop Ship** is found sailing off the coast of many islands on the Great Sea (see Beedle's Chart).

Beedle sells and purchases items from customers. Each item purchased earns Link a membership point, which Beedle will tell you after each purchase. Upon earning a certain amount of points Link will gain Silver and then Gold membership status, and receive the Complimentary ID and Fill-Up Coupon respectively.

Beedle operates a special Shop Ship near Rock Spire Isle called the Rock Spire Shop Ship. In this shop, Beedle assumes an alternate identity as Beedle's Assistant. He sells an Empty Bottle, a Piece of Heart and a Treasure Chart.

### *Phantom Hourglass*

Beedle's Shop Ship is also seen in *Phantom Hourglass*. But instead of him being in every section of the map, he comes to each one at a time following the SS Linebeck. However, he still keeps the membership status in this game and will give Link a Freebie Card or Complimentary Card each time he pays a certain amount of money. Additionally, on random days, a day may be determined to be a **Point Day**. On a Point Day, points are earned at five times the normal rate, at 20 Rupees per point instead of the normal 100 Rupees per point. For example, a Purple Potion with the basic membership (200 Rupees) would normally earn Link two points, but would be worth 10 points on a Point Day.

From 10am to noon on weekends and 10pm to midnight on weekdays, the Masked Ship appears instead of Beedle's Shop Ship. It is again manned by Beedle's Assistant.

## Trivia

* In *The Wind Waker*, there is a shop ship within one square of every island. This excludes the Forsaken Fortress. Beedle also sends Link a map which shows the location and type of Shop Ship throughout the Great Sea.
* If Link hits Beedle's ship with a bomb, it will stop moving for several seconds and smoke will pour out from within it.

## See Also

* Beedle's Airshop
* Masked Ship
* Rock Spire Shop Ship

## References

1. ↑ "*OHHHHH! A customer! Welcome to Beedle's Shop Ship! I deal in pretty much anything and everything!*" — Beedle (*The Wind Waker HD*)
2. ↑ "*Notice to Silver Membership Holders:

Thank you for your frequent patronage of

Beedle Shop Ships.

Since you have earned 30 points, you have

been granted Silver Membership. All Silver

Membership holders receive a special gift

of one Complimentary ID.

It is valid at all Beedle Shop Ships, so

bring it to a shop ship near you.

I look forward to your future patronage.

                                         Beedle*" — Letter (*The Wind Waker HD*)
3. ↑ "*Ohhhh, welcome to Beedle's Shop Ship! I deal in anything and everything!*" — Beedle (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Blight Ganon

It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Phantom Ganon.
Discuss this on the article's talk page.

### Member(s)

* Waterblight Ganon
* Fireblight Ganon
* Windblight Ganon
* Thunderblight Ganon

The **Blight Ganons** are a group of Malice and Ancient Technology hybrids created by Calamity Ganon as a result of taking over the Divine Beasts.[*name reference needed*]The Blight Ganons are responsible for the death of the champions and are servants to Calamity Ganon. Because of the Sheikah technology embeded deep inside them, they can teleport and float. Mipha’s weapon of choice was a spear, and when you fight Waterblight Ganon, it's weapon is a spear. Daruk held his giant boulder breaker. Fireblight Ganon holds an axe. Revali used his bow. Windblight Ganon uses a laser, like the guardians.
Windblight and Thunderblight are the only ones who’s only weapon are lasers, and since it can fire from a distance, it’s the sheikah equivalent to a bow. Urbosa wielded a scimitar and a shield. Thunderblight Ganon also has a shield and a blight version of a scimitar.

## Biography

### *Breath of the Wild*

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

## References

1. ↑ "*Awaken, Blight Ganons! Consign that wretched princess to oblivion!*" — Astor (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)

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Blooper Figure

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The **Blooper Figure** is an Item in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch.

## Location and Uses

The Blooper Figure can be won from the Trendy Game in Mabe Village after completing Catfish's Maw. Link can then place it on a stand in Old Man Ulrira's House.

## See Also

* Blooper
* Figure

## References

1. ↑ "*You got a Blooper figure! It's no so menacing outside of the water.*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
Black Gel

**Black Gels** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Black Gels are slime-like enemies that only appear after a Black Zol is defeated. Unlike their Zol parent, they move on every second music beat towards any adjacent tile, trying to chase and attack Cadence, Link, Yves, and Zelda.

## See Also

* Black Zol
* Blue Gel
* Green Gel
* Pink Gel
* White Gel

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Black Gel*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Aveil

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**Aveil** is a character in *Majora's Mask*.

## Biography

Aveil is the leader of the Gerudo Pirates. She has a room deep inside the Pirates' Fortress that is filled with all kinds of treasures and luxuries that the Pirates have stolen, including a Zora Egg and the Hookshot.

After infiltrating the Pirates' Fortress, Link overhears Aveil speaking about the Zora Eggs which they stole from Lulu; where they are and why they stole them in the first place. Apparently, the Skull Kid told them that the Zora Eggs were key elements in obtaining a treasure that should be lying in the Great Bay Temple. Aveil wants the Zora Eggs for their value as treasure, but also fears the harm done to their reputation if people would find out that they could not hold on to their loot. In order to collect the Eggs, Link must shoot a Beehive hanging on the ceiling of her room, causing the Bees to come out and chase away Aveil and the other Gerudo Pirates. She cannot be seen again after fleeing from the Bees.

The Stone Mask is ineffective against Aveil, and she will alert her guards immediately upon spotting Link.

## Trivia

* Aveil from *Majora's Mask* and the Mages from *Four Swords Adventures* share the same laugh SFX.

## Nomenclature

In Japanese, the name Abēru (Aveil) is supposed to be reminiscent of Nabōru (Nabooru). This was lost in the localized names.

## Gallery

* Aveil ordering her Gerudo Pirate underlings to search for the Zora Eggs from *Majora's Mask*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 244 (**MM**)
2. ↑ "*See, it was long ago when I used to use this thing called a Hookshot to catch fish off the coast... But I was attacked by these pirates, and they took it away with them. They say... it's a legendary treasure.. And I just happened to swipe it from the bottom of the sea, so I hold no grudge against 'em.*" — Fisherman (*Majora's Mask*)
3. ↑ "*Silence! That's why the Zoras can't send for any help! Now that the eggs are gone, the Zoras should be frantically searching for them. If we don't hurry, the Zoras will get to them before we do! There are four eggs here now. Hurry! Go find the other three eggs before those sea snakes eat them!*" — **Aveil** (*Majora's Mask*)
4. ↑ "*Wait!!! The Zora eggs are the only clue we have about that dragon cloud floating over the bay... If what that strange, masked one says is true... And if we can get our hands on the treasure that lies sleeping in the temple in that dragon cloud... Then we can spend the rest of our lives living the good life! So get a move on and go find them! Now!!!*" — **Aveil** (*Majora's Mask*)
5. ↑ "*What are you trying to pull here?!? If people hear the great pirates have lost the treasure they stole, we'll become the laughing stock!*" — **Aveil** (*Majora's Mask*)
6. ↑ "*Halt! Everyone! A rat wearing a strange mask has snuck in!*" — **Aveil** (*Majora's Mask*)
7. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 244
Black Boe

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**Black Boes** are enemies in *Majora's Mask*.

## Characteristics

**Tatl's Comment**
> It's a Black Boe...
> Just calm down and attack it! Look, there are just a lot of them, that's all.
>
>

Black Boes are Boes that hide in darkness. They can be found in Woodfall Temple, the Mountain Village, the Oceanside Spider House, Beneath the Well, and in the Stone Tower Temple. They can occasionally blend in with their backgrounds, so long as the backgrounds are dark. They can also occasionally be found in Jars.

## See Also

* Boe
* White Boe

## Notes

1. ↑ Black Boes were referred to as **Kurobos** on Zelda.com's encyclopedia. However, as this contradicts the name given in-game, it is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168
2. ↑ *"Kurobo
Kurobos are small black masses with beady yellow eyes who indiscriminately attack based on floor vibrations."* — The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia, Zelda.com (archive), retrieved January 22, 2022.
Black Lynel

A Black Lynel from *A Link Between Worlds*

**Black Lynels** are recurring enemies and Sub-Bosses in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *A Link Between Worlds*

Black Lynels appear only in the Treacherous Tower in *A Link Between Worlds*, on the 49th floor of the Advanced level. They have the same amount of health and deal the same damage as regular Lynels, but have the ability to spit single fireballs in addition to breathing streams of fire.

## Other Appearances

### *Cadence of Hyrule*

Ambiguously Canon Information

Black Lynels appear as sub-bosses in *Cadence of Hyrule*, where they act as the strongest variety of Lynel. Like their weaker counterparts, they move to the beat of the music on every second beat, always crouching before hopping onto an adjacent tile, and drawing their bows when Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda walks within their line of sight. Once their bows drawn, they will fire Arrows on the following beat, dealing damage to any heroes or enemies that may be in the way. Afterwards, they will reposition themselves until they are able to take aim again. These Arrows can pass through Torches and catch fire.

They can be found in caves, dungeons, outside the entrance of the Lost Swamp, and within the Grassland and Forest biomes across Kingdom of Hyrule.

## See Also

* Lynel
* Purple Lynel

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 190 (**ALBW**)
2. ↑ "*Defeated By: Black Lynel*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Axe

A Woodcutter's Axe from *Breath of the Wild*

**Axes** are recurring Items and Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

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In *Breath of the Wild*, five different kinds of Axe Weapons appear throughout the Hyrule Kingdom. These include the Woodcutter's Axe, the Ancient Battle Axe, the Ancient Battle Axe+, the Ancient Battle Axe++, and the Double Axe.

## Other Appearances

### *Zelda's Adventure*

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In *Zelda's Adventure*, the spell Short Axe throws a small Axe.

### *The Crystal Trap*

In *The Crystal Trap*, both a Double-Sided Axe and Battle Axe appear as Items.

### *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*

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In *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*, Destructor Axe can be found dropped by Axe Oinker.

## Gallery

* The icon of an Ancient Battle Axe from *Breath of the Wild*
* The icon of an Ancient Battle Axe+ from *Breath of the Wild*
* The icon of an Ancient Battle Axe++ from *Breath of the Wild*
* The icon of a Double Axe from *Breath of the Wild*
* The Battle Axe from *The Crystal Trap*
* A Destructor Axe from *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*
* An Iron Knuckle wielding an axe from *Ocarina of Time*
* The axe used by King Bulblin from *Twilight Princess*

## See Also

* Woodcutter's Axe
* Double Axe
* Ancient Battle Axe
* Ancient Battle Axe+
* Ancient Battle Axe++

## References

1. ↑ "*Woodcutter's Axe
A woodcutter's tool of choice for felling trees. Its formidable weight and uneven balancing make it a slow, inefficient weapon.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Big Skulltula

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**Big Skulltula** are enemies in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Characteristics

A larger variant of the Skulltula, the **Big Skulltula** is found in many places around Hyrule. Its size makes its attacks have a wider range, it has very similar behavior to that of its smaller counterpart. They can be defeated in several ways however using the Hookshot or the Fairy Bow is the most effective way of killing them.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 167
2. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time** (Shogakukan) pg. 142
Blue Leever

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**Blue Leevers** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Blue Leevers go unnamed in *Oracle of Seasons* and *Oracle of Ages*.

## Characteristics

### *The Legend of Zelda*

Blue Leevers are common Enemies found mostly in the desert to the east. They come out of the ground in front of you, so keep your Shield up! They’re more durable than the Leevers and will take a Heart from Link.

### *Oracle of Seasons*

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### *Oracle of Ages*

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### *The Minish Cap*

Blue Leevers only appear at Veil Falls in *The Minish Cap*. They burrow up from the ground and spin towards Link, damaging him on contact. They are vulnerable to various Items.

## Other Appearances

### *BS The Legend of Zelda*

Ambiguously Canon Information

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### *Cadence of Hyrule*

Non-Canon Information

Blue Leevers are a stronger variety of Leever that appear in dungeons and sandy areas like the Beach, Desert, and Gerudo Desert. Like other enemies, they can only move to the beat of the music, but differ in that they can move on every single music beat and can bury themselves underground.

Unlike their weaker counterpart, their fangs poke through the sand for only one music beat before emerging from underground. Though once above ground, they behave identically to the Leever by chasing either Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda for four beats before burying themselves underground and repeating the pattern.

## Gallery

* Figurines of a Leever and a Blue Leever from *The Minish Cap*
* A Blue Leever from *BS The Legend of Zelda*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 189 (**TLoZ** | **TMC**)
2. ↑ "*Defeated By: Blue Leever*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
3. ↑ *Hyrule Encyclopedia*, Ambit Ltd., pg. 211
Big Deku Baba

*Not to be confused with the Big Baba, a combination of a Deku Baba and a Deku Like that appears in* Twilight Princess*.*

### Habitat(s)

* Kokiri Forest
* Forest Temple
* Inside the Deku Tree
* Bottom of the Well

### Weapon(s)

* Sword
* Fire Arrows
* Boomerang

**Big Deku Babas** are enemies in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Appearances and Characteristics

A sub-species of the Deku Baba, the Big Deku Baba is a colossal version of the Deku Baba. It is identical to the Deku Baba in every way but size. It is unknown whether the species existed during Link's childhood in *Ocarina of Time*, but by seven years later, they became infamous for terrorizing the Kokiri Forest. One is even found just outside of Link's House. Big Deku Babas appeared in Kokiri Forest due to the evil radiating from the Forest Temple. Big Deku Babas in the forest vanished after Phantom Ganon was defeated, but can still be found in the Forest Temple.

Big Deku Babas exist in Link's childhood in Master Quest, and are considerably more threatening due to their appearance early in the game when Link has considerably less health and a smaller stature, appearing as early as the first dungeon.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 166
2. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time** (Shogakukan) pg. 143
Blue Cucco

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* Flying Cucco

The **Flying Cucco** is a character in *Oracle of Seasons*.

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1. ↑ The Flying Cucco is referred to as the **Blue Cucco** in the *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo Power. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, this is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 250
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 30

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Blades of the Yiga

**Blades of the Yiga** is the seventh Recovered Memory in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

Link discovers this Recovered Memory at Kara Kara Bazaar in the Gerudo Desert. Within, Princess Zelda is attacked by several Yiga Footsoldiers before Link jumps in to rescue her from them. As Link guards her from the Yiga Clan attackers, Zelda stares up at him with awe.

## Gallery

* The Picture associated with "Blades of the Yiga"
* Link defending Princess Zelda from the Yiga Clan

## See Also

* Memory
* Kara Kara Bazaar
* Yiga Clan

## References

1. ↑ "*Blades of the Yiga
Recovered Memory #7*" — Adventure Log (*Breath of the Wild*)
Battle Wheel

**Battle Wheels** are items in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

Battle Wheels are Wheels belonging to the Iron Ship set of Ship Parts. They are rumored to have been made from battleship screws. Just like most Ship Parts, Link can collect multiple Battle Wheels. They can be obtained through various methods:

* Purchasing them from Beedle and other Shops.
* Finding them in Treasure Chests.
* Salvaging them using the Salvage Arm.
* Winning them from Mini-Games.
* Trading them in Freedle's boxes.

Attaching three, six, or all eight Iron Ship parts to the *SS Linebeck* will increase its stamina to five, six, or seven Hearts, respectively. Battle Wheels can be sold to the Treasure Teller for either 50, 150, or 800 Rupees. Their value is determined randomly when the Save file is created, and is the same for all Ship Parts from the Iron Ship set.

## Gallery

* Battle Wheels attached to the complete Iron Ship

## See Also

* Chain Handrail
* Conning Tower
* Drill Prow
* Iron Anchor
* Iron Hull
* Parasol Chimney
* Strong Cannon

## References

1. ↑ "*Battle Wheel*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
2. ↑ "*A wheel rumored to have been made from a battleship screw.*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Roue à Vis*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Roue à vis*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Schraubenrad*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Pale a elica*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Hélice*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Hélice*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Aryll's Lookout

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**Aryll's Lookout**, also called the **Watchtower**, is a location in *The Wind Waker*.

## Features and Overview

Aryll's Lookout is a tall, stationary crow's nest that was most likely built to spot oncoming ships on Outset Island. Because of Outset's distant location from many other inhabited islands, however, it is mainly used by Link's little sister to play with the gulls. She often uses her telescope from the Lookout to watch over the island.

## See Also

* Link's House
* Outset Island

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Hee hee hee! This is my FAVORITE spot to gaze out at the sea. When I play with the gulls, I call it "Aryll's Lookout."*" — Aryll (*The Wind Waker*)
2. ↑ " *Watchtower
Forest of Fairies* " — Sign (*The Wind Waker HD*)
Blue Bow Guard

**Blue Bow Guards** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Blue Bow Guards are stronger than the Green Bow Guard, possessing more health and attack power than their weaker counterpart. They move to the beat of the music, and share their movement pattern with other guards by preferring to move in the shape of a circle on every other beat, always crouching on one beat before hopping onto an adjacent tile on the second beat.

However, if their path is blocked off by an object or enemy on a beat, they will hop away in the opposite direction on the next beat without crouching, then resume their normal beat pattern for two beats by crouching and hopping again to find a new path in order to form another circle. The circle could be either clockwise or counter-clockwise, though the direction they pick is always random. Upon seeing Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda, they will become aggressive and begin chasing them on every other beat. If any of the heroes are standing at least two tiles in front of them, they will draw their Bow on one beat and then release their arrow on the following beat.

## See Also

* Black Bow Guard
* Black Guard
* Blue Guard
* Green Bow Guard
* Green Guard
* Guitar Guard
* Sword Guard

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Blue Bow Guard*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Big Bang Game

The **Big Bang Game** is a minigame in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Location

The Big Bang Game is located inside the catacombs of the eastern peaks of Rolling Ridge in the present age. Like all the other minigames on Rolling Ridge, the Big Bang Game will be inaccessible until Link has completed the Crown Dungeon.

The proprietor of the minigame is an exhausted Goron, who will not feel up to starting a game until Link provides him with the Goronade energy drink.

## Rules

During the game, Link will find himself on ground that pushes him in a certain direction, with Bombs being thrown at him from off-screen. The objective is to last the duration of the game without being hit by a bomb. As the game goes on, the bombs will slowly pick up speed until there is no pause between them coming in. The game lasts for about twenty seconds.

The main prize obtained for successfully completing the game is the Old Mermaid Key, which is used to access the Mermaid's Cave in the present. After the Mermaid Key is won, Link can play the game for Rupees, Gasha Seeds, and unappraised Magic Rings.

## References

1. ↑ "*[>] Big Bang Game*" — Sign (*Oracle of Ages*)
2. ↑ "*Haaa... I've worked so many late nights lately, I don't feel up to playing games.*" — Goron (*Oracle of Ages*)
3. ↑ "*That's Goronade! One drink of that charges you up! Will you let me have it?*" — Goron (*Oracle of Ages*)
4. ↑ "*When the game begins, try to dodge or throw the Bombs that start falling all around. See how long you can last! You'll get a wonderful prize if you last through it all. But if you get hit even once, you fail! OK?*" — Goron (*Oracle of Ages*)
Blue Gargoyle

**Blue Gargoyles** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Blue Gargoyles are stationary statues that appear within Hyrule Castle and the Future World. They spit fireballs in the general direction of Cadence, Link, Yves, and Zelda as they pass by, dealing damage to everyone except Cadence.

## See Also

* Green Gargoyle
* Purple Gargoyle
* Yellow Gargoyle

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Blue Gargoyle*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Blue Gel

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Blue Gels** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Blue Gels are slime-like enemies that appear after a Blue Zol is defeated. Unlike their Zol parent, their movement is not restricted to a given set of tiles. Therefore, they will actively chase Cadence, Link, Yves, and Zelda, but are slow as they can only move on every other music beat.

## Trivia

* Blue Gels appear as unused enemies in the code of *The Minish Cap*.

## Gallery

* An unused sprite of a Blue Gel, as it would have appeared, from *The Minish Cap*

## See Also

* Black Gel
* Blue Zol
* Green Gel
* Pink Gel
* White Gel

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Blue Gel*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
2. ↑ *"Zol and Gel from Four Swords still exist in The Minish Cap's code."* — The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, The Cutting Room Floor.
Big Bomb Bag

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==References==

1. ↑ "*You've upgraded to the Large Bomb Bag! It can hold 15 extra bombs. Carry it with you when you need extra firepower.*" — N/A (*Skyward Sword HD*)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116 (**OoT** | **MM** | **TMC**)
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 109

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Big Flag

**Big Flags** are Objects in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

Big Flags are markers found throughout Hyrule Kingdom. Selmie claims to have left Treasure Chests at the bases of those in the Hebra Mountains, their purpose being to assist hikers on their journey. She also uses a pair of them as a goal in the Advanced Course of the Shield-Surfing Mini-Game. Another Big Flag is used to mark the goal for Boom Bam Golf. A third Mini-Game, the Footrace, uses a pair of Big Flags as its goal as well.

Several Big Flags have Leaves with Fairy Dust on top of them. These Flags can be found in the Passeri Greenbelt, the Hyrule Garrison Ruins, the Hyrule Castle Town Ruins, the Tanagar Canyon Course, the East Post Ruins, and South Nabi Lake. When Link interacts with the Leaves, a Korok will appear and give him a Korok Seed.

## See Also

* Boom Bam Golf
* Footrace
* Shield-Surfing

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*You should be able to see a pair of big flags marking the finish line. Head for those and you can't go wrong.*" — Selmie (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*I've left a few things behind on the mountain trails and at the base of the flags planted. If you're in trouble, spot a flag and head toward it. Hopefully these items will be of use to you!*" — *Selmie's Notes* (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*It couldn't be simpler ta play! Whack the ball and try to knock it inta the hole at that flag.*" — Modar (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*The goal is the flags on top of the mountain! There's only two of us, so the race ends once someone reaches them!*" — Konba (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Yahaha! You found me!*" — Korok (*Breath of the Wild*)
Blob

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**Blobs** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. They are non-electric variants of Buzz Blobs.

## Characteristics

Blobs appear as slow-moving piles of a jelly-like substance which resemble the green Buzz Blobs from games prior to *A Link Between Worlds*. Following the introduction of this non-electric variety, the original Buzz Blobs gain a yellow glow and emit sparks to distinguish themselves.

### *A Link Between Worlds*

In *A Link Between Worlds*, Blobs appear mainly in grassy areas of Hyrule, such as the Lost Woods, the Graveyard, the Southern Ruins, and the forests near Link's House. Blobs pose little threat to Link and can be dispatched with two hits from the Forgotten Sword or one hit from the Master Sword.

### *Tri Force Heroes*

In *Tri Force Heroes*, Blobs appear in various Levels of the Woodlands and Riverside. They frequently appear in groups, by popping up from inside the ground when the Links approach them. They will chase the Links more aggressively than in previous appearances, but are otherwise easy to dispatch with two hits from Link's basic Sword. During certain Drablands Challenges, many Blobs are replaced by Buzz Blobs.

Blobs also appear in the Forest Zone of the Den of Trials, along with a stronger, purple variant known as Dark Blobs, which can temporarily Curse the Links upon dealing damage.

## Gallery

* A Dark Blob from *Tri Force Heroes*
* The Links surrounded by a horde of Blobs in the credits of *Tri Force Heroes*

## See Also

* Blob Jelly
* Buzz Blob
* Cukeman

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 167 (**ALBW** | **TFH**)
Black Stalfos Mage

**Black Stalfos Mages** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Black Stalfos Mages are the strongest variety of Stalfos Mage. They move on every other beat, and if Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda stands two spaces ahead of them, they will use their magic to create a gust of wind that pulls the heroes towards them before attacking.

## Trivia

They behave identically to the Black Skeleton Mage from *Crypt of the NecroDancer*.

## See Also

* Black Stalfos
* Black Stalfos Knight
* Black Stalfos Knight Head
* Black Stalfos Rider
* Stalfos
* Stalfos Knight
* Stalfos Knight Head
* Stalfos Mage
* Stalfos Rider
* Yellow Stalfos
* Yellow Stalfos Knight
* Yellow Stalfos Mage
* Yellow Stalfos Rider
* Yellow Stalfos Knight Head

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Black Stalfos Mage*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Black Octorok

**Black Octoroks** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Black Octoroks are the strongest variety of Octorok, possessing the highest health and attack power of the Octoroks. There are two varieties of Black Octorok, one living on land and one in shallow water. They remain hidden underground or underwater until the current hero walks in front of them. Once detected, they will emerge from their hiding spot and move to the beat of the music, staying exposed for a total of four beats. After emerging, they will fire a rock-like projectile on the second beat and will remain exposed for two more beats before returning underground.

While hidden underground and underwater, they can identified by the red grass-like stem on their head sticking out of their hiding spot.

## See Also

* Octorok
* Yellow Octorok

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Black Octorok*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Blacksmith (Enemy)

Non-Canon Information

**Blacksmiths** are enemies in *Zelda's Adventure*.

## Characteristics

Two Blacksmiths appear early in the Shrine of Fire. They can both be seen working at some anvils in separate chambers, and immediately threaten and attack Zelda once she appears. Both Blacksmiths attack by throwing spears at Zelda, which they have crafted themselves. They take three hits of the Wand to defeat. The second Blacksmith drops the Shrine's Compass once he is defeated.

## References

1. ↑ "*Begone! I, Blacksmith, have my work to do! No time for intruders!*" — **Blacksmith** (*Zelda's Adventure*)
2. ↑ "*Feel the tip of my spears and tell me they are the finest in Tolemac!*" — **Blacksmith** (*Zelda's Adventure*)
Blocking

**Blocking** is an ability in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

*This **section** of the page is incomplete. You can help Zelda Wiki by expanding it.*

Link may Block an Enemy's attack by holding up a Shield.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — The Complete Official Guide* (Expanded Edition), Piggyback Interactive Limited, pg. 19
Blue Guard

**Blue Guards** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Blue Guards are stronger than the Green Guard, possessing more health and attack power then their weaker counterparts. There are two varieties of Blue Guard, with one carrying a shield that protects them from frontal attacks and one shieldless variant. The ones carrying shields can only be attacked from the sides or back unless the Ring of Piercing is equipped, while the shieldless variety can be attacked from all directions. Both move to the beat of the music, and share their movement pattern with the Green Guard by preferring to move in the shape of a circle on every other beat, always crouching on one beat before hopping onto an adjacent tile on the next beat.

However, if their path is blocked off by an object or enemy, they will immediately hop away in the opposite direction without crouching, then resume their normal beat pattern for two beats before attempting to form another circle. The circle could be either clockwise or counter-clockwise though the direction they pick is always random. Upon seeing Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda, they will become aggressive and leave their post in order to chase them.

## See Also

* Black Guard
* Black Bow Guard
* Blue Bow Guard
* Green Bow Guard
* Green Guard
* Guitar Guard
* Sword Guard

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Blue Guard*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)