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Battle Axe

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The **Battle Axe** is a weapon featured in *The Crystal Trap*. Belonging to Ganon, Zelda and Link are tricked by a Goriya who tells them that the **Battle Axe** is the only weapon that can truly defeat Ganon.

If the princess and the young hero decide to follow the {{Term|TCT|Goriya}, he will lead them into a large room in the depths of the mountain, where at the far end of the room, is a throne holding the massive battle axe. The Goriya disappears as Link grabs the axe, following Zelda out of the palace and into the forest. Just then, Ganon appears from behind a lone tree. Link, thinking that he has the right weapon to defeat the evil wizard, will throw the axe at the Magic Scroll in Ganon's hand, but it stops in midair. The King of Evil then informs the pair that the **Battle Axe** belongs to him, and that he told the Goriya to lead Link and Zelda to it so that they'd stop looking for the real weapon that could defeat him: the Spear. The book ends with a Game Over as Ganon prepares to cast the Magic Scroll spell again to encase Link in the [
Crystal.

## References

1. ↑ "**Spare me and I'll show you a powerful weapon,' the monster pleads. 'A battle axe. It's the only thing that can defeat Ganon, and I know where it is.**" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 13)
2. ↑ "*They enter a huge room carved into the depths of the mountain, big enough to hold an army. Together they cross the bare stone floor to a throne set on a platform in the center. There on the throne lies a massive battle-axe.*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 93)
3. ↑ "'*I don't know why,' Zelda says. 'But I have a feeling this is the place we're going to meet Ganon.' 'You're so right, little princess,' says a cold, menacing voice. From behind the tree steps a dark, hooded figure. 'Ganon!' Zelda whispers.*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 94)
4. ↑ "*Link hurls the axe with all his might at the scroll in Ganon's hand. It turns end over end as it flies through the air. Then it stops! It hangs in mid-air for a second, then drops to the ground with a thud.*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 94)
5. ↑ "**My axe, you mean,' says Ganon. 'I told that goriya to lead you to it. I knew if you had the axe you'd stop looking for the real weapon that can defeat me.**" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 95)
6. ↑ "*Laughing, Ganon raises the magic scroll in his gnarled claw. 'Oh no!' cries Zelda. 'He's going to cast the crystal spell again!'*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 95)
Black Bow Guard

Ambiguously Canon Information

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

## Characteristics

Black Bow Guards are stronger than the Blue Bow Guard and Green Bow Guard. They can only be found in dungeons where they move to the beat of the music. They share their movement pattern with the other guards as they prefer to move in the shape of a circle and move on every other beat, always crouching for one beat before hopping to an adjacent tile on the second beat.

If their path is blocked off by an object or enemy on a beat, they will immediately 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 away one more time before attempting to form another circle. Upon seeing Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda, they will become aggressive and chase them. If any of the heroes are standing at least two tiles ahead of them, they will draw their bow on one beat then release their arrow on the following beat.

## See Also

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

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Black Bow Guard*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Beekeeper's Hut

**The Beekeeper's Hut is never seen in the book**

Non-Canon Information
The **Beekeeper's Hut** is a location featured in *The Crystal Trap*. Home to Conly and his Magic Bees, it is situated in the outskirts of the Town of Ruto.

## History

Princess Zelda can visit the Beekeeper's Hut after being told by Aldo that a man who lives there has Magic Honey, which is one of the necessary items to free Link from the Crystal as dictated in the Fairy's Scroll. If Zelda brings along with her the Fairy Flower Sap given to her by Estragon, the beekeeper will trade it in for Magic Honey and will also lend her the Magic Bees so that Zelda may arrive to the Midoro Palace before the sunrise. However, if the princess did not bring anything to Conly, he will become angry and release a swarm of Magic Bees to attack her, who will injure her and eventually make her fall into a pit, resulting in a Game Over.

## References

1. ↑ "**Name of Conly,' Aldo replies. 'Very strange. He lives just out of town, back along the road a bit.**" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 56)
2. ↑ "*Zelda takes the flask out of her pouch, uncorks it and waves it gently under the beekeeper's nose. He grabts for it, but she snatches it away. 'Not so fast,' she says. 'Let's trade.'*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 70)
3. ↑ "'*That's not all,' Zelda says, holding firmly onto the flask. 'I need to borrow your bees.' 'My bees?' Conly says. 'What for?' To take me to Midoro Palace. I must be there by morning,' Zelda answers.*" (*The Crystal Trap*, Simon & Schuster, pg. 71)
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*For the* Majora's Mask *character, see ??? (Majora's Mask).*

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**???** is a character in *Link's Awakening*.

## Biography

??? appears as a skull and a pile of bones in Yarna Desert. If Link sprinkles Magic Powder on ???, it will tell him to use a Bomb to open a wall leading to a Piece of Heart in the cave below the quicksand where Lanmola is found.

## References

1. ↑ "*???*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
2. ↑ "*Ahhh... Yess... That dust was so refreshing... For that, I'll tell you a hint! Use a bomb in a place where the sand swallows you... There is a treat on the other side of the wall... Bye!*" — ??? (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
Biri

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**Biri** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*] Biri, in some games, are split into smaller variants.

## Characteristics

### *A Link to the Past*

In *A Link to the Past*, Red Biri split from Red Bari when attacked. They pulse with electricity, so Link must wait for them to cease in order to attack them and avoid getting shocked. Biri can be easily defeated from afar by using the Hookshot or by throwing objects, such as Pots, at them.

### *Ocarina of Time*

In *Ocarina of Time*, Biri can be found Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly. They float around by themselves or by attacking a Bari, which causes it to split into three Biri. They can electrocute Link on contact, so he must use a ranged weapon such as the Boomerang to attack them. Alternatively, Link can stun them by using a Deku Nut before slashing them with the Sword.

### *Oracle of Ages*

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### *A Link Between Worlds*

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

In *A Link Between Worlds*, Biri are split into three variants; Red Biri, Yellow Biri and Purple Biri. They appear similarly to their appearance in *A Link to the Past*, splitting from Bari of their respective color whenever one is killed.

### *Ancient Stone Tablets*

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

### *Cadence of Hyrule*

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

Biri appear as enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*, where they can be found in various caves and dungeons. They move to the beat of the music in a specific pattern, where they can only move diagonally in the shape of a diamond unless blocked by an object, in which they will either stay in one place or continue to move between their given set of tiles. They can electrify their bodies for a total of four beats, stunning and damaging Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda when they make contact with them, and lose their electricity for another four beats before repeating the pattern.

## Gallery

* A Purple Biri from *A Link Between Worlds*
* A Yellow Biri from *A Link Between Worlds*

## See Also

* Bari
* Red Biri
* Yellow Biri
* Purple Biri

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 164 (**OoT** | **OoT3D** | **OoA** | **ALBW**)
2. ↑ *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords*, Shogakukan, pg. 25
3. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time** (Shogakukan) pg. 145
Big Catch Lure

The **Big Catch Lure** is an item in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

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

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116
2. ↑ "*Leurre au gros*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Leurre au gros*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Großer Fangköder*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Esca grossa*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Cebo especial*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Cebo especial*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Black Puffstool

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

## Characteristics

Black Puffstools are the strongest variety of Puffstool, possessing the most health out of the entire Puffstool family. Despite their strength, they do not release spores unless provoked, crouching one beat before releasing them on the next beat after being struck by a Weapon or projectile. Like all Puffstools, they are stationary and cannot move from their position.

## See Also

* Green Puffstool
* Puffstool
* Purple Puffstool
* Red Puffstool

## References

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

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**Bertie** is a character in *Skyward Sword*.

## Biography

**Fi's Comment**
> This is Bertie, tireless househusband and businessman. He is in charge of infusing potions at the Potion Shop that he runs with his wife.
>
> He is also responsible for taking care of their infant child.
>
>

Bertie is a timid, overworked father who works alongside his wife, Luv, by infusing the Potions bought at her Potion Shop in his Infusion Shop in exchange for Bugs and Rupees. He also cares for their young child, who he carries on his back.

Later in the game, Bertie is found to be tired and restless at his job. When spoken to at his house during the night, he will reveal that his Baby's Rattle had been taken by a bird some time ago, causing her to be unable to sleep and thus preventing him from sleeping as well. Link locates the Rattle in Skyloft lying in a nest atop a house. Returning the Rattle to Bertie will reward Link with 5 Gratitude Crystals, ending Bertie's sleepless nights.

## Nomenclature

Bertie's name, and that of his wife Luv, is derived from lovebird, a small species of parrot.

## References

1. ↑ "*This is Bertie, tireless househusband and businessman. He is in charge of infusing potions at the Potion Shop that he runs with his wife.*" — Fi (*Skyward Sword*)
2. ↑ *Hyrule Historia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 28
3. ↑ "*I, uh...infuse the potions my wife sells with new ingredients to increase their power. It's nothing, really...just something I like to do. Well...ah, do you have any potions you would like me to infuse?*" — **Bertie** (*Skyward Sword*)
4. ↑ "*The baby just goes on and on like this all night. I haven't slept a wink in... Ahhh... I don't even know how long. The baby usually sleeps like a sack of rocks. But that was before we lost the you know what... The baby's Rattle.*" — **Bertie** (*Skyward Sword*)
5. ↑ "*Whew. The baby seems to have settled down nicely. I bet the baby will sleep well tonight. Oh! That means I'll finally get a good night's sleep too! Thank you so much! I won't forget what you did for me.*" — **Bertie** (*Skyward Sword*)
6. ↑ **Hyrule Historia** (Les Éditions Soleil) pg. 28(**SS**)
Bisht

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**Bisht** is a character in *The Wind Waker*.

## Biography

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

Bisht, along with Basht, serves as the police force on Dragon Roost Island. They can be found watching over certain entrances in the main hall.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 259
2. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Les Éditions Soleil) pg. 259
Beehive Tree

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**Beehive Tree** are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Link's Awakening*

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

The Beehive Tree is located in Ukuku Prairie. It is the Tree which holds the Honeycomb.

### *Phantom Hourglass*

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

### *Spirit Tracks*

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

## See Also

* Bee
* Beehive
* Tree

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 88
Big Pengator

**Big Pengator** is a Sub-Boss in *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Characteristics

A Big Pengator is the Sub-Boss of the Ice Ruins, where it is accompanied by four regular Pengators. It shares the same characteristics, attacks and weaknesses as a regular Pengator, differentiating only in size and health.

When Link enters the Ice-covered room where the Sub-Boss is encountered, the doors will lock behind him and the north wall will open up, revealing the Big Pengator and the smaller Pengators on a plateau, ready to dive into battle. After Link defeats them, the doors will reopen and a Warp Point will appear in the center of the room, which will transport Link to the entrance of the Dungeon and back.

Two Big Pengators can also be found on floor 18 of the advanced stage in the Treacherous Tower, which Link must fight in order to proceed.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 166
Big Bomb Outfit

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The **Big Bomb Outfit** is an item in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Location and Uses

**Madame Couture's Comment**
> The Big Bomb Outfit turns normal Bombs into Big Bombs. The name says it all, really.
>
>

The Big Bomb Outfit is an Outfit that can be crafted at Madame Couture's. When Link wears the Outfit, any Bombs he holds will turn into Big Bombs, doubling their blast radius and the amount of damage they deal. This applies not only to Link's own Bombs, but also any Bomb Flowers or Bombs thrown by Enemies or other Links that he manages to hold before detonation. These Big Bombs will not revert to regular Bombs if held by a Link who is not wearing the Big Bomb Outfit.

## Trivia

* When Madame Couture tailors the Big Bomb Outfit, the sound of a burning fuse will be heard, followed by an explosion and Madame coughing, instead of her usual cheer.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116
2. ↑ "*大バクダンの服*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
3. ↑ "*Bombinaison*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
4. ↑ "*Bombinaison*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
5. ↑ "*Bombengewand*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
6. ↑ "*Completo bomba*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
7. ↑ "*Atuendo explosivo*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
8. ↑ "*Atuendo explosivo*" — Catalog (*Tri Force Heroes*)
Blizzard Rod

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**Blizzard Rods** are Items in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Location and Uses

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Blizzard Rods are one-handed Weapons. They are superior counterparts to Ice Rods, crafted from refined Ice found at the summit of Hebra Peak. Blizzard Rods are most commonly wielded by Blizzrobes.

Blizzard Rods are imbued with Ice elemental energy, generating three flurries of Ice when swung. However, Blizzard Rods are fragile and will break easily if they make direct contact with Objects or Enemies. Blizzard Rods will also break simply from extended use. If Link executes a Spin Attack while wielding a Blizzard Rod, he will loose eight blasts at once in different directions. They also provide one level of Heat Resistance, though they have no effect in Scorching Climates. When thrown with the R Button, Blizzard Rods will not leave Link's hand, and they will instead produce three flurries of Ice that will advance in the direction they are thrown. Blizzard Rods will temporarily lose their magical properties if used excessively, requiring a brief cooldown period before they can be used again.

When Link speaks to Kula in the Korok Forest, he will ask to be shown a "rod with the power of ice," which he describes as having the power to freeze Monsters. After listening to him, Link will receive the "A Freezing Rod" Side Quest. If Link brings a Blizzard Rod to Kula, he will be amazed by how it sparkles. As a reward, Kula will give Link a Gold Rupee.

Blizzard Rods are not made of flammable materials and thus can safely be used around open Flames or Scorching Climates. Blizzard Rods are also not made of magnetic materials and cannot be manipulated with Magnesis. Blizzard Rods do not conduct Lightning during Thunderstorms, and they will float in sufficiently deep bodies of Water.

## See Also

* Great Frostblade
* Ice Rod
* Meteor Rod
* Thunderstorm Rod

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Blizzard Rod
A magical rod that can cast extreme cold in a wide range. These are crafted from refined ice found at the summit of Hebra Peak. It will break when depleted.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*[I'll do it!] Hooray! Show me a rod with the power of ice, please! You can wave this rod to freeze monsters in their tracks! Ice Wizzrobes love to wreak havoc with them.*" — Kula (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Is that a blizzard rod?! Incredible shimmer! Unbelievable sparkle!*" — Kula (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*Thank you, Mr. Hero. Your weapon is so amazingly, wonderfully sparkly! I must give you something as thanks!*" — Kula (*Breath of the Wild*)
Blue Goo Specter

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**Blue Goo Specters** are enemies in *Link's Awakening DX*.

## Characteristics

Blue Goo Specters are only found in the Color Dungeon where they hide in blue colored tiles and pop up to attack Link when he gets near them. They are less common and slightly faster than their Green and Red counterparts.

## See Also

* Green Camo Goblin
* Red Camo Goblin

## Notes

1. ↑ Blue Goo Specters were referred to as **Blue Camo Goblin** in *Encyclopedia*. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, it is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Dreamer Art Book*, Nintendo Co., Ltd., pg. 115
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 170
Bigmouthed Mayhem

Non-Canon Information

"**Bigmouthed Mayhem**" is a Spirit Board event for *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*.

## Overview

"Bigmouthed Mayhem" is an event wherein a greater number of Spirits with large mouths randomly appear on the Spirit Board. Additionally, certain Legendary Spirits befitting this theme are set to appear at set times each day.

## References

1. ↑ *"Event: Bigmouthed Mayhem
08/17/2021"* — Nintendo, Event: Bigmouthed Mayhem, Nintendo.net, published August 17, 2021, retrieved August 16, 2022.
2. ↑ *"Spirits with big chompers are testing their chops on the Spirit Board!"* — Nintendo, Event: Bigmouthed Mayhem, Nintendo.net, published August 17, 2021, retrieved August 16, 2022.
Blue Clothes

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* Blue Mail

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The **Blue Mail**,(**ALttP** | **LANS** | **ALBW**) also known as the **Blue Clothes**,(**LADX**) are a recurring type of Clothes in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 117 (**ALttP** | **LADX** | **ALBW**)
2. ↑ "*Sturdy blue mail*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bands of Truth

Non-Canon Information

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The **Bands of Truth** is a Weapon used by Monk Maz Koshia in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## See Also

* Monk's Bands
* Bands of Enlightenment

## References

1. ↑ "*Bands of Truth
Loops that reflect the wearer's position as an exalted monk. They allow for control of any and all relics, though it is said that only monks can fully grasp their functions.*" — Weapons (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)

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Big Fairy

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**Big Fairies** are a species in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Characteristics

Big Fairies resemble wingless glowing balls. In certain areas, such as near the portal to Zora's River in the Lost Woods, or at Gossip Stones, if Navi glows green, Link can play the Ocarina to make a Big Fairy appear. It restores eight Hearts and refills the Magic Meter. It cannot be caught in a Bottle, and therefore cannot revive Link when he runs out of health.

In *Ocarina of Time 3D*, Big Fairies have changed to yellow to be more easily distinguishable from normal Fairies, have wings, and now fully heal Link.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 116
2. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time** (Shogakukan) pg. 153
Blazing Bat

*Not to be confused with Fire Keese.*

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**Blazing Bats** also known as **Firebats**, are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *A Link to the Past*

In *A Link to the Past*, almost all of Ganon's most powerful attacks utilize Blazing Bats in some manner. They are summoned during the final battle against him where he will first create these beings by twirling his Trident, forming eight small fireballs in a circle, which will spread out then transform fully into Blazing Bats one by one, swooping at Link at high speed. Later in the battle, Ganon is able to launch single Bats either directly at Link or in a circular pattern, each Bat leaving a trail of flames in its wake. If Link is not armed with the Red or Blue Mail, they will cause four hearts of damage. They are also entirely invincible, and cannot be stopped, only avoided.

### *Link's Awakening*

In *Link's Awakening*, the Shadow of Ganon will use Blazing Bats in a similar manner, reprising his attacks from *A Link to the Past* by using his Trident to summon a swarm of six Bats, though they do considerably less damage to Link.

### *A Link Between Worlds*

In *A Link Between Worlds*, Yuga Ganon utilizes purple-colored Blazing Bats. Whenever retreating into his Painting form, the Blazing Bats will fire out of the walls. Like in *A Link to the Past*, the Bats are invulnerable and must be avoided.

## *Ancient Stone Tablets*

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

## Trivia

* Ganon himself was able to turn into a huge bat in *A Link to the Past*, which had a similar appearance to these enemies.
* The first floor of Ganon's Castle in *Ocarina of Time* has seven Fire Keese, possibly as a reference to the Blazing Bats from Ganon's earlier appearances.

## Gallery

* Ganon summoning Blazing Bats in *A Link to the Past*

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 157
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 140
Black Guard

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

## Characteristics

Black Guards are stronger than the Blue Guards and Green Guards, possessing more health and attack power than them. They always carry shields, preventing them from being attacked in the front unless Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda is wearing the Ring of Piercing, or uses the Great Bow or Fragarach. They always 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 for one beat before hopping to 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, crouching and then hopping away one more time before attempting to form another circle. When they see any of the heroes, they will become aggressive and chase them with their swords.

## See Also

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

## References

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

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

## Characteristics

Black Gibdos are the strongest variety of Gibdo, possessing the most health out of all the Gibdos. They only appear in caves and dungeons. Like regular Gibdos, if they are hit with fire attacks, they turn into ReDeads.

## See Also

* Green Gibdo
* Gibdo

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Black Gibdo*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Big or Small

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* Keive Tala Shrine

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The **Keive Tala Shrine**, designated by the Trial name **Big or Small**, 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 "*Keive Tala Shrine
Big or Small*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)

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Bertie's Baby

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**Bertie's Baby** is a character in *Skyward Sword*.

## Biography

Bertie's Baby is Luv and Bertie's crying infant child. Every once in a while, she throws a fit due to her missing Rattle. Bertie's job is to take care of her, and due to her crying, he is unable to sleep. The baby's favorite toy is her Rattle, which a bird stole during the events of the game, mistaking it for food. This has caused major temper tantrums, making her and her father Bertie sleepless every night. Unfortunately, Bertie is unable to calm her, and her mother Luv is not able to do anything about it, since she sleeps through it. Link can retrieve the Rattle by using the Clawshot on the vines near the Waterfall Cave, then jumping off and landing on the bird's nest. Then, he must use the Gust Bellow to clean up the sand covering the toy. Giving it to Bertie cheers up the infant, and finally allowing a peaceful sleep.

## Gallery

* Concept art of Bertie's Baby from Hyrule Historia

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword — Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 232
Blue Flame

*Not to be confused with the Shora Hah Shrine, an Ancient Shrine with the trial name "Blue Flame" from* Breath of the Wild*.*

### Main appearance(s)

* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Breath of the Wild*

### Locations(s)

* Ice Cavern (**OoT**)
* Ganon's Castle (**OoT**)

### Use(s)

* Melting Red Ice (**OoT**)
* Lighting Torches (**BotW**)

### Comparable Item(s)

* Blue Candle
* Fire

**Blue Flames**,(**BotW**) also known as **Blue Fire**,(**OoT**) are recurring items and objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Ocarina of Time*

Blue Fire can be found in the Ice Cavern and Ganon's Castle in *Ocarina of Time*. It can also be bought at the Medicine Shop for 300 Rupees. In *Master Quest*, it can also be found in the Gerudo's Training Ground.

Blue Fire is used to melt Red Ice. Link must first scoop it from a pedestal by using a Bottle or buying it from the Medicine Shop. Blue Fire is required to progress through the Ice Cavern and obtain the Iron Boots and a Piece of Heart. It is also needed to get the Zora Tunic by melting the Red Ice in which King Zora is encased. Alternatively, Link can melt the Red Ice blocking the entrance to the Zora Shop in order to buy the Tunic.

### *Breath of the Wild*

Blue Flame is a type of Fire that never burns out while in a Torch in *Breath of the Wild*. Certain Torches can only be lit with Blue Flames, such as inside the Divine Beast Vah Rudania, within Ancient Shrines, and the Ancient Furnaces outside of the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab and the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab. Link must bring Blue Flame to both Ancient Tech Labs from a nearby Blue Fire furnace in order to activate certain features of the Tech Lab. Link must use a wooden Weapon, such as a Torch or a Tree Branch, to transport Blue Flame. At the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, this will allow Link to upgrade his Sheikah Slate. At the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, this will allow Link to exchange Ancient Materials for many types of Ancient Soldier Gear and equipment. If Blue Flames are used to set flammable objects on fire, they will behave the same way as normal Fire.

The Blue Flame blows up Remote Bombs and shatters Cryonis blocks on contact.

## Trivia

* Blue Fire can be used to destroy bombable walls in *Ocarina of Time*.
* All of the Hylian Hateno villagers have unique dialogue if Link speaks to them while holding a torch lit with the Blue Flame, save Pruce. The children will also follow Link indefinitely, even out to of Hateno Village, until he gets too far away from them or puts the torch out.
* Blue fire actually exists, however it's technically hotter than normal fire, instead of cold.

## Gallery

* Blue Fire for sale from *Ocarina of Time*
* Link obtaining Blue Fire from *Ocarina of Time*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 117 (**OoT**)
2. ↑  VerySydney, How to get the market skulltula with no explosives, Twitch (Video), published December 19, 2016, retrieved January 2, 2017.
3. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time** (Shogakukan) pg. 147
Big Blin Hide

Non-Canon Information

**Big Blin Hide** are items in *Hyrule Warriors*.[*name reference needed*]

## Location and Uses

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Big Blin Hides are Bronze Materials which are dropped by Big Blins in *Hyrule Warriors Legends* and *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*.

## See Also

* Big Blin
* Big Blin Club
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*.

## Location and Uses

### *A Link to the Past*

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### *Link's Awakening*

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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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### *The Wind Waker*

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### *The Minish Cap*

Big Doors appear throughout Dungeons in *The Minish Cap*. They are larger versions of regular Locked Doors, covered in golden chains and requiring a Big Key to open.

### *Twilight Princess*

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### *Phantom Hourglass*

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### *Spirit Tracks*

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### *Skyward Sword*

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### *A Link Between Worlds*

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## Other Appearances

### *Ancient Stone Tablets*

Non-Canon Information

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

## See Also

* Locked Door
* Sealed Door

## 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**)
Badge

**Badges** are objects in *Hyrule Warriors*.

## Location and Uses

Badges come in three forms: **Attack Badges**, **Defense Badges** and **Assist Badges**, all of which are obtained from the Badge Market. Badges also have three visible qualities: bronze, silver and gold, usually rising incrementally from bronze to gold based on the ranking of each consecutive iteration of a Badge. The prices for purchasing Badges vary greatly in the required Materials and Rupees based on the Warrior and the rank of the Badge. Weaker Badges usually cost basic Materials and a small amount of Rupees, while the stronger Badges tend to require rare Materials and sums of Rupees in the thousands.

When created, Badges give supplemental effects which apply exclusively to the Warrior given the Badge. Therefore, each Badge must be purchased for Warriors individually, and some Weapon-related Attack Badges will be unavailable to certain Warriors as they lack the required number of Weapons to necessitate the purchase of the Badge.

Attack Badges specialize in building attack combinations, diminishing an enemy's health and defense through secondary effects, or boosting the length of Focus Spirit and the Special Attack gauge. Defense Badges specialize in boosting a Warrior's defensive fortitude and restoring a Warrior's health. Assist Badges aid in swiftly taking Keeps as well as lengthening the duration of powered-up items.

## Nomenclature

*See here for the names of each particular Badge in* Hyrule Warriors*.*

## Gallery

* An unknown bronze Attack Badge
* An unknown silver Attack Badge
* An unknown gold Attack Badge
* An unknown bronze Defense Badge
* An unknown silver Defense Badge
* An unknown gold Defense Badge
* An unknown bronze Assist Badge
* An unknown silver Assist Badge
* An unknown gold Assist Badge

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Creating badges for your warriors at the Badge Market will help improve their battle abilities. The bonuses granted by a badge apply only to the warrior for whom it was created.*" — Tutorial (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
2. ↑ "*Attack Badge*" — Badge Market (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
3. ↑ "*Creating badges requires both Rupees and specific materials, but the benefits they add to warriors can be immensely helpful in battle.*" — Tutorial (*Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*)
Black Stalfos Rider

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

## Characteristics

Black Stalfos Riders are a special variety of Black Stalfos that pursue Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda while riding on top of skeletal beings. Their steeds allow them to move on every beat of the music, making them faster than a normal Black Stalfos until their mount is slain, which will ground the rider and turn him into a normal Black Stalfos. They only appear in caves and dungeons, and are one of the few enemies that can be summoned by a Black Sarcophagus.

## Trivia

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

## References

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

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**Black Knights** are Sub-Bosses in *The Minish Cap*.

## Characteristics

Black Knights are the strongest variant of Darknuts in both strength and endurance. They recover from attacks and blocks much more quickly than other Darknuts, though they boast the same attacks and patterns as other Darknuts with the addition of a charged thrust attack.

Link first encounters a Black Knight in Dark Hyrule Castle. When defeated, it summons four Darknuts and two Red Darknuts across four rooms in the Castle. A second Black Knight appears alongside two Red Darknuts during Vaati's ceremony to drain the Light Force from Princess Zelda. If Link does not defeat them within three minutes, the third bell will chime, resulting in an instant Game Over.

## See Also

* Black Darknut
* Darknut
* Red Darknut

## References

1. ↑ *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap*, Shogakukan, pg. 19
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 167
Bloober

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**Bloopers** are enemies in *Link's Awakening*.

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1. ↑ Bloopers were referred to as **Bloobers** in *Encyclopedia* and on Zelda.com's encyclopedia. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, it is not considered Canon. Within the *Mario* series, Bloober was an alternate and occasionally interchangeable spelling used in earlier titles before it was standardized.

==References==

1. ↑ "*You got a Blooper figure! It's not so menacing outside of the water.*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 167 (**LA** | **LADX**)
3. ↑ *"Bloober
Resembling a cross between an octopus and a squid, Bloobers plague the deep waterways of Koholint Island. They mean no harm, but an involuntary reaction causes them to inflict a poisonous sting on anyone who touches them."* — The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia, Zelda.com (archive), retrieved January 22, 2022.

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Batrea Lake

**Batrea Lake** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Batrea Lake is a shallow lake in West Necluda that can be found just east of the Owlan Bridge. Near the center of Batrea Lake sits a giant, hollow stump. Link can find a thin, stone tower at the end of a peninsula which cuts into the Lake. Three giant, metallic blocks can be found throughout Batrea Lake: one near the stone tower and two more which rest inside the giant, hollow stump. An enemy Platform can be found near the base of the aforementioned peninsula, atop which Link can find several Bomb Barrels.

A stone Treasure Chest can be found atop the tower, which contains a bundle of five Bomb Arrows. A wooden Treasure Chest, which contains a Traveler's Bow, can be found atop the enemy Platform.

### Creatures

* Blue-Winged Heron
* Common Sparrow
* Fairy
* Hightail Lizard
* Hot-Footed Frog
* Restless Cricket
* Sneaky River Snail
* Tireless Frog

### Minor Enemies

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* Blue Bokoblin
* Bokoblin
* Chuchu

* Black Bokoblin
* Blue Bokoblin
* Chuchu

## Nomenclature

Batrea Lake is named for Batreaux, a character from *Skyward Sword*.

## References

1. ↑ "***Batrea Lake***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "**Lac Morcé**" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*Laguna Ursego*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Belari

**Belari** is a character in *The Minish Cap*.

## Biography

Belari is a Forest Picori that lives in a House just outside of the Minish Village. After completing the Deepwood Shrine and obtaining the Earth Element, he will give Link a Bomb Bag with Bombs when Link speaks to him in his House.

After Link obtains the Water Element from the Temple of Droplets, he can Fuse Kinstone Pieces with Belari, resulting in a Chest appearing in the Wind Ruins that contains a Big Bomb Bag.

After another Kinstone Fusion is performed with Gentari, the elder of the Minish Village, Link can return to Belari's House to receive the Remote Bombs. Link can speak to Belari again at any time to switch back to normal Bombs.

## Gallery

* Inside Belari's House
* Outside Belari's House

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 270
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 93
3. ↑ "*I am Belari, researcher of antiquities. I am also, well, a bit of an inventor. You know, you won't be able to get back to town, due to all the debris... Here, I have something that might come in handy.*" — **Belari** (*The Minish Cap*)
4. ↑ "*You want to fuse Kinstones? Let's give it a try!*" — **Belari** (*The Minish Cap*)
5. ↑ "*At last, it's complete! The Remote Bomb! It blows up whenever you want!*" — **Belari** (*The Minish Cap*)
6. ↑ "*You want to use normal bombs again? Just trade back those Remote Bombs.*" — **Belari** (*The Minish Cap*)
7. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (TOKYOPOP) pg. 270
8. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Magazzini Salani) pg. 270
9. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Norma Editorial) pg. 270
Biggest Quiver

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### Main appearance(s)

* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Phantom Hourglass*
* *Spirit Tracks*

**Giant Quivers**,(**TP**) also known as **Biggest Quivers**,(**OoT**) **Largest Quivers**,(**MM**) and **Quivers**,(**TWW** | **PH** | **ST**) are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

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==References==

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 117 (**TP** | **TPHD**)
2. ↑ "*You upgraded your quiver to the Biggest Quiver! Now you can carry even more arrows, to a maximum of 50!*" — N/A (*Ocarina of Time*)
4. ↑ "*You traded for a Largest Quiver! Now you can carry up to 50 arrows!*" — N/A (*Majora's Mask 3D*)

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Bell Tower

The **Bell Tower** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

The Bell Tower is a part of the Sanctum of Hyrule Castle. It is located above the Sanctum Observation Room, and its Bell was designed to ring when a chain is pulled.

Inside the Bell Tower, Link can find a stone Treasure Chest. Once it is opened, he will receive five Ancient Arrows.

A Korok can be found in the Bell Tower using Archery. When Link shoots the Balloon near the Bell Tower's ceiling, a Korok will reveal itself and give him a Korok Seed.

## See Also

* Champions' Hall
* Hyrule Castle
* Sanctum
* Sanctum Observation Room
* Throne Room

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 252
2. ↑ "*Yahaha! You found me!*" — Korok (*Breath of the Wild*)
Big Moldorm

**Big Moldorm** is a Boss in *Four Swords Adventures*.

## Characteristics

Big Moldorm appears as the boss of the Pyramid, barring the way to the Trident. While behaving similarly to other Moldorms, its tail changes color when struck to one of the respective colors of the four Links, and only the Link carrying the color of Big Moldorm's tail in his tunic will be able to damage it. As the battle progresses, Big Moldorm will split in two. The four Links must then work together to defeat the two Big Moldorms.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 193
Beni

Non-Canon Information

**Beni** 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.*

## Nomenclature

Beni's name may derive from the Japanese 紅梅 (*Beniume*), literally "red plum".

## References

1. ↑ "*Beni*" — N/A (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Blue Kinstone

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**Blue Kinstones** are items in *The Minish Cap*.

## Location and Uses

Blue Kinstones are the result of a successful Fusion of two blue Kinstone Pieces. There are 18 possible Blue Kinstone Fusions to be made throughout Hyrule, detailed below.

## See Also

* Gold Kinstone
* Green Kinstone
* Kinstone
* Red Kinstone

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 99
Big Key

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* Nightmare Key

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## Big 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*)

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Bird Lover

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The **Bird Lover** is a character in *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Biography

The Bird Lover can be found under the bridge just east of Link's House. He lives in a tent under the bridge, which he prefers over a normal house. As his name suggests, he is fond of birds, and many of them flock around him. Walking up to him makes them fly off, causing him to question why Link would do that. Speaking with him further can award Link with a Bottle, which the Bird Lover describes as causing "too much excitement" for him.

## Trivia

* The Bird Lover appears to be based on the Camper found at the same place in *A Link to the Past*.
* He bares a strong resemblance to King Harkanian from the Zelda CD-i games.

## Gallery

* The Bird Lover seen enjoying the company of some Birds
*This image can be viewed in 3D on a Nintendo 3DS system.*

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 300 (**ALBW**)
Bladed Rhino Beetle

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**Bladed Rhino Beetles** are recurring Creatures and Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Locations and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Bladed Rhino Beetles can be found on trees in the region of Necluda. They can be combined with Monster Parts in a Cooking Pot to make a Mighty Elixir, which increases attack damage when consumed. However, if Link approaches Beedle with a Bladed Rhino Beetle in his inventory, Beedle will offer to trade it in exchange for a random Food or Elixir. The Kochi Dye Shop also accepts Bladed Rhino Beetles as an ingredient to make Navy Dye.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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## Gallery

* Concept art of Bladed Rhino Beetles and other Creatures

## See Also

* Materials
* Rugged Rhino Beetle
* Energetic Rhino Beetle

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Bladed Rhino Beetle
This beetle's razor-sharp horns demand that you handle it with care. Boil the horns alongside monster parts to concoct an elixir that will raise your attack power.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Bladed Rhino Beetle
This beetle's razor-sharp horns demand careful handling. It's said to contain a substance that improves circulation and fills one with a sense of power.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ "*Beedle loves bladed rhino beetles! Would you consider giving it to me?*" — Beedle (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*You'd get something in return, of course! How about I give you this mighty elixir?*" — Beedle (*Breath of the Wild*)