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Bomb Shop Owner

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The **Bomb Shop Owner** is a character in *Majora's Mask*.

## Biography

The Bomb Shop Owner runs the Clock Town Bomb Shop in West Clock Town, along with his mother, the Old Lady from Bomb Shop. He sells Bomb Bags and Bombs to customers and allows the Goron salesman to sell his Powder Kegs in the store. As he often mentions the fireworks show at the Carnival of Time, it is likely that the Bomb Shop provides them as well.

The Bomb Shop Owner often calls his mother "Mommy," and shows concern for her when she returns from procuring Big Bomb Bags by way of North Clock Town, which he says has a bad reputation. If Link does not intervene and his mother is robbed by Sakon, the Bomb Shop Owner will decide to do the errand himself from then on, rather than risk his mother's safety.

Since his mother says that she and his father used to dream of selling Big Bomb Bags, it is probable that he learned the Bomb-making trade from his father. He and his mother also seem to be inventors of sorts, planning a trip to the moon using Bomb-powered flight and owning a Mask filled with gunpowder, which they may have created themselves.

The Bomb Shop Owner is last seen standing outside his shop with his mother during the ending credits.

## Gallery

* The Bomb Shop Owner and his mother outside the Bomb Shop from *Majora's Mask*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 245 (**MM**)
2. ↑ "*..This is just between us, but I have a huge bomb that this shop doesn't even carry.*" — Goron (*Majora's Mask*)
3. ↑ "*There'll be a fireworks show on the night before the carnival. You should go see it.*" — **Bomb Shop Owner** (*Majora's Mask*)
4. ↑ "*Umm, Mommy... Don't go picking up bomb bags in the middle of the night anymore. It's like asking to be mugged.*" — **Bomb Shop Owner** (*Majora's Mask*)
5. ↑ "*I just don't want anything to happen to you, Mommy...*" — **Bomb Shop Owner** (*Majora's Mask*)
6. ↑ "*And doesn't the North Gate have a reputation for being a dangerous place?*" — **Bomb Shop Owner** (*Majora's Mask*)
7. ↑ "*From now on, I'll go.*" — **Bomb Shop Owner** (*Majora's Mask*)
8. ↑ "*But it's been our lifelong dream to sell Big Bomb Bags since back in your Daddy's day.*" — Old Lady from the Bomb Shop (*Majora's Mask*)
9. ↑ "*Planned Moon Trip
Experiment Memo: Try using bomb-powered flight*" — N/A (*Majora's Mask*)
10. ↑ "*The old woman with knowledge of explosives has a dangerous mask filled with gunpowder...*" — Gossip Stone (*Majora's Mask*)
Big Fish

**Big Fish** are items in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Location and Uses

Big Fish can be caught as a random catch by using an Bottle over a tile of bubbling water. These tiles can be found in any body of water, including the deep water found inside dungeons and Hyrule Castle, and therefore act as an alternative method for Heart and Stamina recovery when Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda run out of Potions.

However, unlike Fairies and Potions, Big Fish are not automatically consumed when the user runs out of Hearts or Stamina, but they will stay in their Inventory even after a Game Over.

## See Also

* Fish
* Golden Fish

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*You caught a big fish! Assign it to , , , or  on the inventory screen. This will heal 5 hearts and some stamina if you use it!*" — N/A (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Bosses in The Minish Cap

A list of boss enemies in *The Minish Cap*.

## Mini-Bosses

* *(Deepwood Shrine)*
* Spiny Chuchus
*(Cave of Flames)*
* Silver Darknut
*(Fortress of Winds)*
* Big Blue Chuchu
*(Temple of Droplets)*
* Red Darknut
*(Palace of Winds)*
* Black Knight
*(Dark Hyrule Castle)*

## Bosses

* Big Green Chuchu
*(Deepwood Shrine)*
* Gleerok
*(Cave of Flames)*
* Mazaal
*(Fortress of Winds)*
* Big Octorok
*(Temple of Droplets)*
* Gyorg Pair
*(Palace of Winds)*

* Vaati Reborn
*(Dark Hyrule Castle)*
* Vaati Transfigured
*(Dark Hyrule Castle)*
* Vaati's Wrath
*(Dark Hyrule Castle)*
Bottled Water

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* Water

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### Main appearance(s)

* *Majora's Mask*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *The Minish Cap*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Skyward Sword*

### Use(s)

* Watering plants
* Extinguishing fire

### Comparable Item(s)

* Hot Spring Water
* Forest Water
* Sacred Water

**Water**,(**TWW** | **TMC** | **TP** | **SS**) also known as **Spring Water**,(**MM**) and **Bottled Water**,(**HWL**)[*name reference needed*] is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series. It can be scooped with an empty Bottle from bodies of water.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ Water was referred to as **Springwater** on Zelda.com's encyclopedia. However, as this contradicts the names given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

2. ↑ *"Springwater
Springwater refers to any fresh, unpolluted water found in Hyrule or Termina."* — The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia, Zelda.com (archive), retrieved January 24, 2022.

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bodyguard Salon

Non-Canon Information

The Bodyguard Salon on the First Continent

****Bodyguard Salons**** are locations in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.

## Features and Overview

Bodyguard Salons are places where Tingle can hire Bodyguards to help him fight Enemies.

There is a Bodyguard Salon on every island except Hometown Prairie, run by the Salona. Each salon will offer Tingle three possible Bodyguards to hire. If Tingle desires an alternative Bodyguard to those on display, he may ring the desk-bell and change the line-up for a fee. This fee increases from continent to continent.

When making a contract, the Salona charge a commission. This fee allows Tingle to talk to a Bodyguard, and means that unlike other haggling opportunities in the game he will not lose large amounts of Rupees if he does not offer enough.

Although each salon appears identical, the doormat is unique to every island.

## References

1. ↑ "*This place is called the Bodyguard Salon.*" — Salona (*Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*)
Blueshell Escargot

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**Blueshell Escargots** are items in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

Blueshell Escargot is the result of Hearty Blueshell Snails that have made contact with Fire. Blueshell Escargot is known for having a trademark bitter taste. Link can restore four and a half Hearts by eating Blueshell Escargot.

## See Also

* Food
* Icy Hearty Blueshell Snail
* Sneaky River Escargot

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Blueshell Escargot
The shell of this hearty blueshell snail acted as a tiny slow cooker as it was roasted. Some people love the trademark bitterness of its tail meat.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bosses in Tears of the Kingdom

The following is a List of Bosses from Tears of the Kingdom.

## Overworld Bosses

* Hinox
* Stone Talus
* Flux Construct
* Stalnox
* Igneo Talus
* Frost Talus
* Battle Talus
* Frox
* Thunder Gleeok
* Molduga
* Flame Gleeok
* Frost Gleeok
* King Gleeok
* Phantom Ganon

## Story Bosses

* *Scourge of the Wind Temple*
Colgera
*(Wind Temple)*
*(The Depths)*
* *Clearly Not Himself*
Yunobo
*(YunoboCo HQ)*
* *Rising From the Death Mountain Crater*
Moragia
*(Death Mountain)*
* *Scourge of the Fire Temple*
Marbled Gohma
*(Fire Temple)*
*(The Depths)*
* *Ambusher of Mipha Court*
Sludge Like
*(Mipha Court)*
* *Scourge of the Water Temple*
Mucktorok
*(Water Temple)*
*(The Depths)*
* *Scourge of the Lightning Temple*
Queen Gibdo
*(Lightning Temple)*
*(The Depths)*
* *The Demon King's Phantom Saboteur*
Phantom Ganon
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* *Scourge of the Spirit Temple*
Seized Construct
*(Spirit Temple)*
* *Leader of the Yiga Clan*
Master Kohga
* *Wielder of Ultimate Yiga Power*
Master Kohga

* *War in the Depths of Hyrule* The Demon King's Army
*(Gloom's Lair)*
* *The Menace Unleashed* Demon King Ganondorf
*(Gloom's Origin)*
* *Master of the Secret Stone* Demon King Ganondorf
*(Gloom's Origin)*
* *Draconified Demon King*
Demon Dragon
*(Central Hyrule)*
BowWow Figure

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

## Location and Uses

The BowWow Figure can be won from the Trendy Game in Mabe Village after completing the game. Link can then place it on a stand in Madam MeowMeow's House. It is the tenth and final Figure that can be obtained.

## See Also

* BowWow
* Figure

## References

1. ↑ "*You got a BowWow figure! It's scarily realistic!*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
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**Bots** are enemies in *The Adventure of Link*. They are common blue jelly-like slime monster which can be found all across Hyrule.

## Characteristics

***The Adventure of Link* Manual Description**
> Bit (Red) Bot (Blue)A jelly-like monster that wobbles about. Watch out! Bot jumps.

Unlike their red counterpart, the Bit, the Bot jumps to attack Link. They have a habit of jumping up at Link just as he is about to strike, which can make them dangerous in certain situations. While weak, they are found almost everywhere and can often knock Link into lava or water. Due to how common Bots are, and the fact that they reappear when Link returns to an area, they are a great source for Magic Jars. Defeating six Bots in a row will usually cause one to drop a Magic Jar. Using the Spell magic turns any regular foe into a Bot, reducing strong foes to weak slimes.

Dark blue Bots appear in the Palaces and are marginally stronger than the Overworld variety. They are just as common in the Dungeons as they are in the Overworld. Sometimes they appear as blue drips from statues at the top of pillars in Dungeons, similar to the dangerous red drops that appear. If these blue drops hit the ground, they will turn into a Bot. Link can wait near these statues and strike the Bots as they appear to obtain more Magic Jars. The Bots that appear in the Great Palace look the same, but are even stronger than they are in other Dungeons and offer more experience. Not only that, but the Boss Bot appears in this dungeon, which splits into five very strong Bots when attacked.

In the Water Town of Saria, Link can find a purple Bot sleeping in a house. If Link persists in talking to him, the Bot tells Link where Bagu, the owner of the house, can be found.

## Trivia

* Using a Spell to turn regular enemies into weaker foes is used in later games such as *A Link to the Past* and *Four Swords Adventures* with the Quake magic and the Magic Powder turning enemies into Zols or Slimes.
* The translation of the game can give the impression that the Bot in Saria is owned by Bagu, but he is simply referring to the "master of the house" according to the Japanese version, and is likely simply squatting in the empty building.

## Gallery

* A dark blue Bot that appears in the Palaces
* The talking Bot in Saria

## See Also

* Bit
* Boss Bot

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 169
2. ↑ "*A jelly-like monster that wobbles about. Watch out! Bot jumps.*" (*The Adventure of Link* manual, pg. 26)
3. ↑ "*Every sixth Bot you beat gives you a Red [*sic*] Magic Jar.*" (*NES Game Atlas Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America Inc., pg. 73)
4. ↑ "*LET ME BE! MASTER IS IN WOODS N OF RIVER*" — **Bot** (*The Adventure of Link*)
5. ↑ *The Adventure of Link* manual, pg. 27
6. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 168
Bomb Flower Store

The **Bomb Flower Store** is a location in *A Link Between Worlds*.[*name reference needed*]

## Features and Overview

The Bomb Flower Store is a shop where Link can borrow the Big Bomb Flower for 200 Rupees. The Big Bomb Flower is located outside the shop in a fenced area, where Link needs to blow a big boulder with it in order to exit the area with the Bomb.

## References

1. ↑ "*Wanna use the Big Bomb Flower? For just 200 Rupees, you can stop lookin’ so sour!*" — Bomb-Shop Man (*A Link Between Worlds*)
2. ↑ "*Go, go, go! It’s growin’ outside. Try it on out, and take it for a ride!*" — Bomb-Shop Man (*A Link Between Worlds*)
3. ↑ "*バクダン花屋*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
4. ↑ "*Boutique de fleurs bombes*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
5. ↑ "*Boutique de fleurs bombes*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
6. ↑ "*Bombenhändler*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
7. ↑ "*Casa dei fiori bomba*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
8. ↑ "*Tienda de flores bomba*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
9. ↑ "*Tienda de flores bomba*" — Sign (*A Link Between Worlds*)
Boss Room Key

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* Nightmare Key

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## Boss Room Key

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### Main appearance(s)

* *A Link to the Past*
* *Link's Awakening*
* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *Oracle of Seasons*
* *Oracle of Ages*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *Four Swords Adventures*
* *The Minish Cap*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *Skyward Sword*
* *A Link Between Worlds*

### Other appearance(s)

* *Ancient Stone Tablets*
* *Hyrule Warriors*

### Comparable Item(s)

Puzzle Key

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==References==

1. ↑ "*You got the Nightmare Key! Now you can open the door to the Nightmare's lair!*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 118 (**Series**)
4. ↑ "*You got a Boss Key! Get ready for the final battle!*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
5. ↑ "*Boss Key*" — N/A (*Cadence of Hyrule*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bomb-Shop Man

The **Bomb-Shop Man** is a character in *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Biography

The Bomb-Shop Man is the proprietor of the Bomb Flower Store in Lorule. He lends out the Big Bomb Flower that grows in the yard next to his shop, which Link can borrow for 200 Rupees. The Bomb he sells can be used to destroy large boulders, such as the one blocking the entrance to the Swamp Palace. The Bomb-Shop Man also appears in Thieves' Town to prevent Link from taking the Bomb to the Thieves' Hideout - he seems to be able to appear suddenly no matter which entrance Link attempts to use.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 300
Bosses in Ocarina of Time

A list of boss enemies in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Middle Bosses

* Lizalfos
*(Dodongo's Cavern)*
* Big Octo
*(Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly)*
* Stalfos
*(Forest Temple)*
* Meg
*(Forest Temple)*
* Flare Dancer
*(Fire Temple)*
* White Wolfos
*(Ice Cavern)*
* Dark Link
*(Water Temple)*
* Dead Hand
*(Bottom of the Well)*
*(Shadow Temple)*
* Gerudo Thief
*(Gerudo's Fortress)*
* Iron Knuckle
*(Spirit Temple)*
*(Gerudo's Training Ground)*
*(Ganon's Castle)*
*(Fire Temple)*

## Bosses

* *Parasitic Armored Arachnid*: Gohma
*(Inside the Deku Tree)*
* *Infernal Dinosaur*: King Dodongo
*(Dodongo's Cavern)*
* *Bio-Electric Anemone*: Barinade
*(Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly)*
* *Evil Spirit from Beyond*: Phantom Ganon
*(Forest Temple)*
* *Subterranean Lava Dragon*: Volvagia
*(Fire Temple)*
* *Giant Aquatic Amoeba*: Morpha
*(Water Temple)*
* *Phantom Shadow Beast*: Bongo Bongo
*(Shadow Temple)*
* *Sorceress Sisters*: Twinrova
*(Spirit Temple)*
* *Great King of Evil*: Ganondorf
*(Ganon's Castle)*
* Ganon
*(Ganon's Castle)*
Book of Koridai

Non-Canon Information

The **Book of Koridai** is an item in *The Faces of Evil*.

## Location and Uses

The Book of Koridai is a sacred relic that is kept inside of the Shrine of Koridai in Glutko. It is being guarded by the monster Glutko, one of Ganon's minions. Earlier in his adventure, Link meets the reader Aypo in Nortinka who offers to read the Book's secrets if Link brings it to him. When Link brings the Book of Koridai to Aypo, he reveals that the Book's sacred power is the only thing that can defeat Ganon.

The Book of Koridai defeats Ganon in a single hit by throwing it at him. It magically imprisons Ganon inside its pages, turning him into an illustrated page.

## Trivia

* In *The Wand of Gamelon*, a book that appears identical to the Book of Koridai appears when Zelda uses the Wand of Gamelon to defeat Ganon. The wand creates a chain that binds Ganon before he is similarly imprisoned in the book.

## References

1. ↑ "*If you bring me the Book of Koridai, I will gladly read the secret verse.*" — Aypo (*The Faces of Evil*)
2. ↑ "*Listen, such is the power of the prince of darkness that he can kill with a single look! Attacks against Ganon will prove fruitless unless Link attacks with the sacred book.*" — Aypo (*The Faces of Evil*)
Boots of Speed

Ambiguously Canon Information

The **Boots of Speed** are an Item in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Location and Uses

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

The Boots of Speed are found in Error Houlihan's house.

## See Also

* Boots of Power
* Glass Slippers
* Greaves
* Hover Boots
* Iron Boots
* Spring Shoes

## References

1. ↑ "*Boots of Speed
These boots let you move faster than the beat!*" — Inventory (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Boko Bow

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

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Boko Bows are basic wooden Bows that are used by regular Bokoblins throughout Hyrule Kingdom. They are made by tying a string to either end of a tree branch, so they are not considered to be very effective in combat. Being made by Bokoblins, they belong to the Bokoblin Gear equipment archetype as a result. If scanned using the amiibo Rune, the *Breath of the Wild* Series Bokoblin amiibo has a chance of spawning a Treasure Chest containing a Boko Bow, along with other Bokoblin Gear.

Being made from wood, Boko Bows will burn if exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate. They will also float if dropped in Water, but they are unable to be picked up with the Magnesis Rune. Boko Bows do not conduct Electricity, nor do they attract Lightning during Thunderstorms.

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

Boko Bows are wielded by Bokoblins. They cannot be used by any Warriors.

## See Also

* Bokoblin Gear
* Spiked Boko Bow
* Dragon Bone Boko Bow

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Boko Bow
A basic Bokoblin bow made of wood. It's made by taking any tree branch and just tying a string to either end, so don't expect much in the way of combat effectiveness.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 174
Bokoblin Horn

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**Bokoblin Horns** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

Bokoblin Horns are Monster Parts that are dropped by Bokoblins and Stalkoblins upon defeat. They can be used with critters in a Cooking Pot to Cook Elixirs. The Kochi Dye Shop accepts Bokoblin Horns as an ingredient for Gray Dye. They can also be sold to Kilton at Fang and Bone for Mon.

Bokoblin Horns are required to upgrade the following pieces of Armor at a Great Fairy Fountain.

  **Hylian Tunic** | Bokoblin Fang (×5)
  **Hylian Trousers** | Bokoblin Fang (×5)

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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

Bokoblin Fangs can be sold for 3 Rupees, but Segimo will accept them for 7 Rupees.

## See Also

* Material
* Monster Part
* Bokoblin Fang
* Bokoblin Guts

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Bokoblin Horn
The severed horn of a Bokoblin, a creature often encountered on the plains of Hyrule. It isn't edible, but it can be tossed into a stew with some critters to make an elixir.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Bokoblin Horn
The severed horn of a Bokoblin, a creature often encountered on the plains of Hyrule. The horn isn't edible.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Bosses in Cadence of Hyrule

Ambiguously Canon Information
## Minibosses

* Ball 'N Chain Guard
* Black Darknut
* Black Hinox
* Black Lynel
* Black Stalfos Knight
* Blue Daira
* Daira
* Darknut
* Frost Talus
* Hinox
* Lanmola
* Lynel
* Obsidian Talus
* Purple Hinox
* Purple Lynel
* Red Darknut
* Sandstone Talus
* Shadow Link
* Shadow Zelda
* Stalfos Knight
* Stone Talus
* White Daira
* Yellow Stalfos Knight

## Bosses

* Bass Guitarmos Knights
*(Gerudo Ruins)*
* Gleeokenspiel
*(Temple of Storms)*
* Gohmaracas
*(Lost Swamp)*
* Wizzroboe
*(Frozen Grotto)*
* Octavo
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* Ganon
*(Future World)*
* The NecroDancer
*(Future World)*
* King Dobongo (**SotM**)
*(Gerudo Arena)*
* Synthrova (**SotM**)
*(Temple of Brainstorms)*
* Skull Ganon (**SotM**)
*(Future World)*
Boot (Disambiguation)

**Boots** may refer to any of the following:

* **Boot**, an object in *Twilight Princess*.
* **Boots**, an item in *The Adventure of Link*.
* **Golden Boots**, an item in *Zelda's Adventure*.
* **Hover Boots**, an item in *Ocarina of Time*.
* **Iron Boots**, a recurring item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.
* **Kokiri Boots**, an item in *Ocarina of Time* and *Majora's Mask*.
* **Pegasus Boots**, a recurring item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.
* **Red Boots**, an item in *Zelda's Adventure*.
Boss Bokoblin

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**Boss Bokoblin** (ボスボコブリン) is an enemy in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

## Characteristics

### *Tears of the Kingdom*

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

 **Common Locations**Hyrule Field
 **Recoverable Materials**Boss Bokoblin Fang

Boss Bokoblins appear as Enemies in *Tears of the Kingdom*, leading Bokoblins and either one of their stronger variants in battle against Link. They wield various weapons, such as Sturdy Thick Sticks, and can throw rocks at Link from a distance, while blowing their horns to get the Bokoblins organized and even ramming Link with the horns on their heads.

## Gallery

* **Boss Bokoblin**
* Blue Boss Bokoblin
* Black Boss Bokoblin
* Silver Boss Bokoblin

## See Also

* Blue Boss Bokoblin
* Black Boss Bokoblin
* Silver Boss Bokoblin
Boo Buddle

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**Boos** are enemies in *Link's Awakening*. They are directly based on the Boo enemies from the *Mario* series.

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1. ↑ Boos were referred to as **Boo Buddies** in all versions of *Link's Awakening* prior to *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch and as **Boo Buddles** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, as these contradict the name given in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, they are not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ "*You got a Boo figure! As spooky ghosts go, this one's pretty cute!*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 99

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Blue Nightshade

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**Blue Nightshades** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

Blue Nightshades can be found growing in the Regions of West Necluda and Lanayru Great Spring in Hyrule Kingdom. Many Blue Nightshades grow near the Great Fairy Fountain outside of Kakariko Village. These flowers glow at night, making them easier to find. When Blue Nightshade is Cooked into a meal in a Cooking Pot, it will grant Link increased Stealth when eaten. At the Kochi Dye Shop, Link can use Blue Nightshades to make Blue Dye.

As part of the Side Quest "A Gift of Nightshade", Link must give Wabbin a Blue Nightshade that he can gift to Perda. However, once he obtains one, Wabbin will become nervous and ask Link to deliver the Blue Nightshade on his behalf. After he does this, Perda will confront Wabbin, asking how he knew that Blue Nightshades were her favorite flower. Wabbin reveals that Blue Nightshades are his favorite flowers as well, and he decided he would give them to his true love. Once the two of them confess their feelings, Wabbin will give Link 20 Rupees.

Blue Nightshades can be used to cook the following meals:

Blue Nightshades are required to upgrade the following pieces of Armor at a Great Fairy Fountain.

  **Stealth Chest Guard** | Blue Nightshade (×3)
  **Stealth Tights** | Blue Nightshade (×3)

### *Tears of the Kingdom*

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> A plant that grows in quieter areas of Hyrule. At night, it gives off a soft glow. Cook with it to increase your stealth.
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### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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

Blue Nightshades can be sold for 4 Rupees.

## Gallery

* Perda lecturing Wabbin while holding Blue Nightshade

## See Also

* Materials
* Silent Shroom
* Silent Princess
* Stealthfin Trout
* Sneaky River Snail

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Blue Nightshade
A plant that grows in quieter areas of Hyrule. At night, it gives off a soft glow. Cook with it to increase your stealth.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Blue Nightshade
A plant that grows in quieter areas of Hyrule. At night, it gives off a soft glow. It is said that eating it increases one's stealth.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*If I had a blue nightshade, I'd head straight over to that woman...*" — Wabbin (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Ah... I just... Ugh.
When I look at her, my legs freeze up. My throat goes dry. I... Please, could you take my gift to her?*" — Wabbin (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*Why would you say that? This is my favorite kind of flower! How did you know that anyway? Are you a Yiga spy?!*" — Perda (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*Blue nightshade just happens to be my favorite flower! Long ago, I decided to give my true love this flower...*" — Wabbin (*Breath of the Wild*)
Boot

*This article is about the object in* Twilight Princess*. For other uses, see Boot (Disambiguation)*.

### Comparable Object(s)

* Empty Can
* Twig
* Wheel

**Boots** are objects in *Twilight Princess*.

## Location and Uses

Boots can be randomly caught by Link when bobber-Fishing. They cannot be kept and are disposed immediately.

## References

1. ↑ "*You caught a boot... Well, it's no fish, but it's good for the environment! Dispose of it with .*" — N/A (*Twilight Princess*)
Bosses in Breath of the Wild

The following is a list of Bosses from *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overworld Bosses

### Talus

* Stone Talus
* Stone Talus (Junior)
*(Dueling Peaks South)*
* Stone Talus (Senior)
*(North Dueling Peaks)*
* Stone Talus (Luminous)
* Stone Talus (Rare)
* Igneo Talus
* Igneo Talus Titan (**TCB**)
*(Lake Darman)*
* Frost Talus

### Hinox

* Hinox
* Hinox (Youngest Kin)
*(Mount Taran)*
* Hinox (Middle Kin)
*(Mount Taran)*
* Hinox (Oldest Kin)
*(Mount Taran)*
* Blue Hinox
* Black Hinox
* Stalnox

### Molduga

* Molduga
* Molduking (**TCB**)
*(Gerudo Desert)*

## Dungeon Bosses

* *Scourge of Divine Beast Vah Ruta*
Waterblight Ganon
*(Divine Beast Vah Ruta)*
*(Illusory Realm)*
* *Scourge of Divine Beast Vah Rudania*
Fireblight Ganon
*(Divine Beast Vah Rudania)*
*(Illusory Realm)*
* *Scourge of Divine Beast Vah Medoh*
Windblight Ganon
*(Divine Beast Vah Medoh)*
*(Illusory Realm)*
* *Scourge of Divine Beast Vah Naboris*
Thunderblight Ganon
*(Divine Beast Vah Naboris)*
*(Illusory Realm)*
* *Leader of the Yiga Clan*
Master Kohga
*(Yiga Clan Hideout)*
* *The Divine Trial*
Monk Maz Koshia (**TCB**)
*(Final Trial)*
* *Scourge of Hyrule Castle*
Calamity Ganon
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* *Hatred and Malice Incarnate*
Dark Beast Ganon
*(Central Hyrule)*
Bokoblin Guts

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**Bokoblin Guts** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

In *Breath of the Wild*, Bokoblin Guts are Materials that are dropped by defeated Blue Bokoblins, Black Bokoblins, and Silver Bokoblins, as well as by Golden Bokoblins in Master Mode. They are also available to purchase at High Spirits Produce in Kakariko Village. They convulse on their own occasionally. Bokoblin Guts can be used with other ingredients to Cook Elixirs. At the Kochi Dye Shop, they can also be used to make Purple Dye, or they can be sold to Kilton at Fang and Bone for Mon.

Bokoblin Guts are required to upgrade the following pieces of Armor at a Great Fairy Fountain.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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Bokoblin Guts can be sold for 20 Rupees, though Segimo will buy them for 50 Rupees.

## See Also

* Material
* Monster Part
* Bokoblin Horn
* Bokoblin Fang

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Bokoblin Guts
A rare material obtained by defeating a Bokoblin. It convulses on its own every now and then, which is really creepy, but perhaps it has a use.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Bokoblin Guts
A rare material obtained by defeating a Bokoblin. It convulses on its own every now and then, which is really creepy, but perhaps it has a use.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Boss Room

**Boss Rooms**,(**MM** | **OoS** | **OoA** | **ALBW**) also known as **Dungeon Masters' Lairs**,(**ALttP**) and **Boss Arenas**,(**OoT**) are a recurring mechanic in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Overview

### *A Link to the Past*

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### *Ocarina of Time*

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### *Majora's Mask*

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### *Oracle of Seasons*

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### *Oracle of Ages*

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### *A Link Between Worlds*

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## See Also

* Boss
* Dungeon

## Notes

1. ↑ Boss Rooms were referred to as **Boss's Rooms**, **Boss's Lairs**, and **Boss Chambers** in *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide* by BradyGames. However, as these contradict the name given in the games' manuals, they are not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Majora's Mask* manual, pg. 37
2. ↑ *Oracle of Seasons* manual, pg. 38
3. ↑ *Oracle of Ages* manual, pg. 38
4. ↑ *A Link Between Worlds* manual, pg. 8
5. ↑ *A Link to the Past* manual, pg. 34
6. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time — Prima's Official Strategy Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 132
7. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide* (Pocket Guide), BradyGames, pg. 38(**OoS**)
8. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide* (Pocket Guide), BradyGames, pg. 64(**OoA**)
Bosses in The Wind Waker

A chronological list of the bosses and mini-bosses which appear in *The Wind Waker*.

## **Bosses**

* Gohma
*(Dragon Roost Cavern)*
* Kalle Demos
*(Forbidden Woods)*
* Gohdan, The Great Arbiter
*(Tower of the Gods)*
* The Monstrous Helmaroc King
*(Forsaken Fortress)*
* Jalhalla, Protector of the Seal
*(Earth Temple)*
* Molgera, Protector of the Seal
*(Wind Temple)*
* Puppet Ganon
*(Ganon's Tower)*
* Ganondorf
*(Ganon's Tower)*

## **Sub-Bosses**

* Bokoblin
*(Forsaken Fortress)*
*(Dragon Roost Cavern)*
* Moblin
*(Dragon Roost Cavern)*
* Mothula
*(Forbidden Woods)*
* Darknut
*(Tower of the Gods)*
* Phantom Ganon
*(Forsaken Fortress)*
*(Ganon's Tower)*
* Stalfos
*(Earth Temple)*
* Wizzrobe
*(Wind Temple)*
* Mighty Darknut
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* Gohma
*(Ganon's Tower)*
* Kalle Demos
*(Ganon's Tower)*
* Jalhalla
*(Ganon's Tower)*
* Molgera
*(Ganon's Tower)*
* Big Octo
*(Great Sea)*
Blue Octorok

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**Blue Octoroks** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

### *The Legend of Zelda*

Blue Octoroks are a common Enemy that can be found in the very beginning of the game. They are more durable than the red variant as they take two hits from a Sword They spit out Rocks like the red variant and their attacks take half a Heart from Link.

### *The Adventure of Link*

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### *Majora's Mask*

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### *Oracle of Seasons*

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### *Oracle of Ages*

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### *Four Swords Adventures*

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Blue Octoroks appear as a semi-common Enemy starting in The Coast. Unlike their regular counterparts, Blue Octoroks attack by shooting in all four directions and are more durable. The Links must attack it in rapid succession, which will cause it to grow bigger until it reaches a certain size and is defeated. If attacked too slowly, the Blue Octorok will gradually shrink down to its original size.

### *The Minish Cap*

Blue Octoroks appear in the Overworld of Hyrule in *The Minish Cap*. They can be found in Trilby Highlands, the Western Wood, and at Lake Hylia. They are nearly identical to Red Octoroks, spitting rocks at Link periodically.

## See Also

* Octorok
* Red Octorok

## References

2. ↑ *Hyrule Encyclopedia*, Ambit Ltd., pg. 165
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 196
Bombchu Bowling

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Bombchu Bowling** is a location in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Features and Overview

This Mini-Game gives the contestant 50 beats - roughly 16 seconds - to hit cardboard cutout targets based on Enemies from Crypt of the Necrodancer. Earning at least ten points rewards them with a Piece of Heart the first time, and 20 Rupees on subsequent attempts. Earning at least 15 points rewards them with a Large Bomb Bag, and 50 Rupees on subsequent attempts.

## References

1. ↑ "*Welcome to Bombchu Bowling! It's 30 rupees per game.*" — Gerudo (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Blue Ore

**Blue Ore** is an Item in *Oracle of Seasons*. Along with Red Ore, it is one of the components for making Hard Ore.

## Location and Uses

The **Blue Ore** is in a chest in the southwestern corner of the Subrosian Wilds. Link must use the Magnetic Gloves to cross the pitfalls over to the spot where the chest is.

When Link has both the Red Ore and **Blue Ore**, he brings them to the Great Furnace to have them smelted into Hard Ore.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 117
Bohrin

**Bohrin** is a character in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Biography

Bohrin is an elderly Goron who works as a miner at the Southern Mine in the Eldin Canyon. In the past, he was young and strong, but even though he's older now, he still has a lot of fight. Bohrin works the night shift; during the day he can be found asleep beneath a tarp while the other Gorons work, before waking up at night and working the entire shift alone. By the following morning, he is much too tired and goes straight back to sleep.

Bohrin may be spoken to while he is working. When asked, he'll explain that the ore from the Southern Mine is sold, which Goron City profits from. He explains that the Gorons used to mine at the Death Mountain Summit, until the Divine Beast Vah Rudania appeared and made the area too dangerous. As a result, the Gorons now work at the Southern Mine. He also gives directions to Goron City, and warns Link that the road ahead is dangerous.

## References

1. ↑ "*Bohrin*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*I'm Bohrin of Goron City. I was once young and strong... Now I'm old and wrinkled. But worry not! There's still a lot of fight left in me.*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*I'm goin' to sleep now. I work the night shift, so if I don't rest now, it'll be tough to get through the night.*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*I'm so sleepy I can't reply...*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*As you can see, this is a mine. We sell the ore we pull from the ground. Our home, Goron City, profits from that.*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*We used to mine by the summit, but with that lizard monster launchin' those magma bombs at everything...*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*We just decided to make the most outta diggin' here.*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
8. ↑ "*Goron City is that way. The trip can be dangerous, so keep your eyes open on the way there!*" — **Bohrin** (*Breath of the Wild*)
Boss Door

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* Big Door

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### Main appearance(s)

* *A Link to the Past*
* *Link's Awakening*
* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *Oracle of Seasons*
* *Oracle of Ages*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *The Minish Cap*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*
* *Skyward Sword*
* *A Link Between Worlds*

### Other appearance(s)

*Ancient Stone Tablets*

**Big Doors**,(**ALBW**) also known as **Boss Doors**,(**OoA**) are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*] Big Doors go unnamed in *The Minish Cap*.

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==References==

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 73
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide* (Pocket Guide), BradyGames, pg. 50 (**OoA**)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bosses in The Legend of Zelda

## Bosses

First QuestSecond Quest
* Aquamentus
*(Level 1)*
*(Level 7)*
* Dodongo
*(Level 2)*
* Manhandla
*(Level 3)*
* Gleeok
*(Level 4)*
* Digdogger
*(Level 5)*
* Gohma
*(Level 6)*
* Gleeok
*(Level 8)*
* Ganon
*(Level 9)*

* Aquamentus
*(Level 1)*
* Gleeok
*(Level 2)*
* Dodongo
*(Level 3)*
*(Level 8)*
* Digdogger
*(Level 4)*
* Gleeok
*(Level 5)*
* Gohma
*(Level 6)*
* Gleeok
*(Level 7)*
* Ganon
*(Level 9)*
Bosses in A Link to the Past

A list of boss enemies in *A Link to the Past*.

## Bosses

* Ball and Chain Trooper
*(Hyrule Castle* mini-boss)
* Armos Knights
*(Eastern Palace)
(Ganon's Tower)*
* Lanmolas
*(Desert Palace)
(Ganon's Tower)*
* Moldorm
*(Tower of Hera)
(Ganon's Tower)*
* Agahnim
*(Hyrule Castle)
(Ganon's Tower)*
* Helmasaur King
*(Palace of Darkness)*
* Arrghus
*(Swamp Palace)*
* Mothula
*(Skull Woods)*
* Blind the Thief
*(Thieves' Town)*
* Kholdstare
*(Ice Palace)*
* Vitreous
*(Misery Mire)*
* Trinexx
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Ganon
*(Pyramid of Power)*

### Palace of the Four Sword

* Arrghus
* Helmasaur King
* Mothula
* Blind the Thief
* Dark Links
Book of Mysteries

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* Dark Secrets And Mysteries Of Koholint

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***Dark Secrets And Mysteries Of Koholint*** is an object in *Link's Awakening*.

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1. ↑ This book was also referred to as ***Dark Secrets and Mysteries of Koholint Island***, erroneously ***Dark Secrets and Mysteries of Kohoolint Island***, and the ***Book of Mysteries***, in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, because *Encyclopedia* takes precedence, these terms are not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ "'*Dark Secrets And Mysteries Of Koholint' Do you really want to read it?*" — *Dark Secrets And Mysteries Of Koholint* (*Link's Awakening DX*)
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 21
3. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 83
4. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 89

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bosses in Link's Awakening (Nintendo Switch)

## Pre-Dungeon

* Moblin Chief
*(Moblin Cave)*
* Lanmola
*(Yarna Desert)*
* Armos Knight
*(Ancient Ruins)*
* Turtle Rock
*(Tal Tal Mountain Range)*

## Mini-Bosses

* Spike Roller
*(Tail Cave)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Hinox
*(Bottle Grotto)*
* Dodongo Snakes
*(Key Cavern)*
* Hydrosoar
*(Angler's Tunnel)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Master Stalfos
*(Catfish's Maw)*
* Gohma
*(Catfish's Maw)*
* Rover
*(Face Shrine)*
* Hinox
*(Eagle's Tower)*
* Grim Creeper
*(Eagle's Tower)*
* Hinox
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Blaino
*(Turtle Rock)*

## Nightmares

* Moldorm
*(Tail Cave)*
* Genie
*(Bottle Grotto)*
* Slime Eye
*(Key Cavern)*
* Angler Fish
*(Angler's Tunnel)*
* Slime Eel
*(Catfish's Maw)*
* Facade
*(Face Shrine)*
* Evil Eagle
*(Eagle's Tower)*
* Hot Head
*(Turtle Rock)*

## Shadow Nightmares

* Shadow Nightmare
*(Wind Fish's Egg)*
* Shadow Nightmare
*(Wind Fish's Egg)*
* Shadow Nightmare
*(Wind Fish's Egg)*
* Shadow Nightmare
*(Wind Fish's Egg)*
* DethI
*(Wind Fish's Egg)*

## Color Dungeon

* Avalaunch
* Giant Buzz Blob
* Hardhit Beetle
Bomb Barrel Moblin

Non-Canon Information

**Bomb Barrel Moblins** are Enemies in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

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Bomb Barrel Moblins are Moblins of any color with a container filled with Bomb Barrels attached to their back. This container is reinforced with metal shields to presumably protect from the Bomb Barrels exploding in the container, though they are perfectly able to protect themselves from their own Bomb Barrels. When they die, unlike a regular enemy, they explode, which can hurt you. They're based off the Weaponless Moblin fighting style, but heavily modified. Their attacks are as follows.

* Slamming their fist forward
* Kicking forward
* Throwing a bomb barrel (short range)
* Throwing a bomb barrel (Long range)
* Kicking a bomb barrel forward
Bomb Trial

Redirect to:

* Ja Baij Shrine

Interior of the Ja Baij Shrine

The **Ja Baij Shrine**, designated by the Trial name **Bomb Trial**, is an Ancient Shrine in *Breath of the Wild*.

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==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Ja Baij Shrine
Bomb Trial*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)

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Bomber's Ring

The **Bomber's Ring** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

The Bomber's Ring can be obtained by getting a perfect score at the platinum level of the Goron Dance minigame during the past in *Oracle of Ages*. It needs to be noted that the Bomber's Ring is not a guaranteed reward, the ring received can also be the Protection Ring.

The Magic Ring can be appraised at Vasu Jewelers for 20 Rupees. When worn, it allows Link to set two Bombs at once. The Bomber's Ring can be transferred to *Oracle of Seasons* by talking to either the Blue or Red Snake.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Bomber's Ring
Set two Bombs at once*" — Quest Status (*Oracle of Seasons*)
2. ↑ "*Anello Bomba*" — N/A (*Oracle of Seasons*)
Blue Orb Monster

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**Blue Orb Monsters** are enemies in *Link's Awakening DX*.

## Characteristics

Blue Orb Monsters are found exclusively in the Color Dungeon. After being hit with a Sword, they retreat into their orbs and can be picked up by using the Power Bracelet. Link must throw the Blue Orb Monsters into their corresponding blue holes. When all the other Orb Monster are placed correctly, they vanish thus spawning either a Treasure Chest or a Small Key.

## See Also

* Green Orb Monster
* Red Orb Monster

## Notes

1. ↑ In *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, both Blue Orb Monsters and their corresponding holes bear geometric squares to assist with color blindness. This feature was not present in *Link's Awakening DX*.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 196
Boots of Power

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Boots of Power** are items in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Location and Uses

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The Boots of Power are equipment that increases the wearer's attack damage. The Boots of Power can be bought from a Shopkeeper, or found as loot from red Treasure Chests or slain minibosses.

## See Also

* Boots of Speed
* Glass Slippers
* Greaves
* Hover Boots
* Iron Boots
* Spring Shoes

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Boots of Power Increases damage dealt by 1.*" — Inventory (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Bombos Medallion

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The **Bombos Medallion** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

> BombosOnly the Hero bearing the Master Sword can retrieve this medal. The magic of this medallion sets off explosive forces around you which engulf the enemy in flames.

In *A Link to the Past*, the Bombos Medallion can be found in the Desert of Mystery, high upon a cliff that can only be reached by traveling to the Dark World and using the Magic Mirror near the swamp. It is obtained via a green tablet which can only be read with the Book of Mudora. The spell is cast once the Master Sword is raised, with the tablet breaking afterwards. The Medallion then falls from the sky.

With an enchanted Spin Attack, Link sends out a ring of fire followed by a series of small explosions in all directions. This causes all enemies to become inflamed, as if they have been struck with the Fire Rod. This is the only Medallion not required to progress through the game.

### *Four Swords Adventures*

***Four Swords Adventures* Manual Description**
> Bombos MedallionAnnihilate all enemies on the screen.

In *Four Swords Adventures*, the Bombos Medallion triggers a rain of fire which defeats every enemy on the screen. It appears in the Death Mountain Foothills, where it can be used to clear an area filled with Buzz Blobs. The Bombos Medallion appears again in The Field, where it can be used to defeat three waves of Enemies.[*which?*]

The Fairy Queen can cast Bombos without having to use the Bombos Medallion, as shown in the Hyrule Castle stage when a horde of Soldier attempt to ambush her and the Links.

## Gallery

* Bombos Medallion artwork from the *A Link to the Past* guide

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 118 (**ALttP** | **FSA**)
2. ↑ "*Hold up the Master Sword and you will get the magic of Bombos.*" — Stone Tablet (*A Link to the Past*)
3. ↑ "*This is the Bombos Medallion! Its magic makes the ground explode with power! Watch your Magic Meter!*" — N/A (*A Link to the Past*)
4. ↑ **A Link to the Past** manual, pg. 47
**Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 1** (Shogakukan 1) pg. 25
**Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords** (Shogakukan) pg. 14
Bosco

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Bosco** is a large Bodyguard with a combative personality found on the first continent of *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*citation needed*] He enjoys playing baseball with passing monsters.

**Always Ready To Bat!**

Price - *220* Rupee

Health - *7*

Strength - *6*

Defense - *8*
Borlov

**Borlov** is character in *The Minish Cap*.

## Biography

**Borlov** is Carlov's younger brother and runs the Chest Mini-Game Shop in Hyrule Town. At first, the shop is closed, only opening after Link defeats Mazaal and obtains the Ocarina of Wind. Borlov will let Link pay 10 Rupees to play the mini-game itself, though he attempts to dissuade Link from playing at all.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 271 (**TMC**)
2. ↑ "*Owner of the Chest Mini-Game Shop. Carlov’s younger brother. He detests gambling, but he has made the biggest gamble of all: entrepreneurship.*" — Figurine (*The Minish Cap*)
3. ↑ "*I really wanna play a game, but this place isn’t open yet. I guess I just got here too early...*" — Anton (*The Minish Cap*)
4. ↑ "*Man! I REALLY want to get in there and play a few games... I can’t believe they’re still closed! I’m not going anywhere until they open!*" — Anton (*The Minish Cap*)
5. ↑ "*Ahh... He’s finally opened up! I can’t wait to get crackin’!*" — Anton (*The Minish Cap*)
6. ↑ "*It's 10 Rupees for one try, if you still want to throw your money away on such a terrible pastime... I would really just save it if I were you...*" — **Borlov** (*The Minish Cap*)
7. ↑ "*I'm telling you, this gambling nonsense is no good. You're better off without!*" — **Borlov** (*The Minish Cap*)
8. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (TOKYOPOP) pg. 271
9. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Magazzini Salani) pg. 271
10. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Norma Editorial) pg. 271