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Bosses in Skyward Sword

The following is a list of all Bosses in *Skyward Sword*.

## Sub-Bosses

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Stalfos
*(Skyview Temple)*
* Lizalfos
*(Earth Temple)*
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Three Stalfos
*(Skyview Temple)*
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Stalmaster
*(Ancient Cistern)*
*(Sky Keep)*
* Moldarach
*(Lanayru Shipyard)*
* LD-002G Scervo
*(Sandship)*
* Dark Lizalfos
*(Fire Sanctuary)*
* Magmanos
*(Fire Sanctuary)*
* Moldorm
*(Fire Sanctuary)*
*(Sky Keep)*
* LD-003D Dreadfuse
*(Sky Keep)*
* Metal Shield Moblin
*(Sky Keep)*

## Bosses

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Demon Lord: Ghirahim (*First Battle*)
*(Skyview Temple)*
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Pyroclastic Fiend: Scaldera
*(Earth Temple)*
* Thousand-Year Arachnid: Moldarach
*(Lanayru Mining Facility)*
* The Imprisoned
(*First Battle*)
*(Sealed Grounds)*
* Ancient Automaton: Koloktos
*(Ancient Cistern)*
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Abyssal Leviathan: Tentalus
*(Sandship)*
* SS Ghirahim Model 2.png

Demon Lord: Ghirahim (*Second Battle*)
*(Fire Sanctuary)*
* The Imprisoned
(*Second Battle*)
*(Sealed Grounds)*
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Great Spirit of the Skies: Levias
*(Thunderhead)*
* Ocular Parasite: Bilocyte
*(Thunderhead)*
* The Imprisoned
(*Third Battle*)
*(Sealed Grounds)*

* Horde Battle
*(Hylia's Realm)*
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Demon Lord: Ghirahim
(*Third Battle*)
*(Hylia's Realm)*
* Demise
*(Demise's Realm)*
Bob-omb

*Not to be confused with Bombite.*

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**Bob-ombs** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. They are the same as the Bob-ombs from the *Mario* series.

## Characteristics

### *Four Swords*

In *Four Swords*, Bob-ombs are typically encountered in small groups. They move slowly, but when they are struck by the Sword, they will turn blue and freeze in place. In order to then light their fuse, one of the Links must either throw it at a lit Torchlight or make sparks near the fuse by clanging Swords with another Link. As soon as their fuse is lit, they will dash around very quickly and bounce off of the walls, making them hard to avoid, and will eventually explode. Bob-ombs, however, can also be helpful Enemies, as they can be used to destroy cracked walls or Blocks when the Links are without Bombs. When they are hit again after their fuse is lit, they cease running and turn red, at which point they can be picked up and thrown elsewhere before exploding, allowing the Links to use them to destroy obstacles or other Enemies. They appear in the Chambers of Insight, Death Mountain, Vaati's Palace, as well as the Realm of Memories.

### *The Minish Cap*

In *The Minish Cap*, Bob-ombs are typically found in small groups in enclosed areas or narrow spaces. Unlike their *Four Swords* counterparts, they don't need to be thrown at Torchlights after they turn blue; instead their fuses light with just one Sword slash, making them much easier to use as normal Bombs. This becomes necessary to solve a puzzle in Dark Hyrule Castle. They appear in the Cave of Flames, the Palace of Winds, and the aforementioned Dark Hyrule Castle.

## See Also

* Bombarossa
* Bombite
* Kyandokyan

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168 (**FS** | **TMC**)
Bone Ocarina

Non-Canon Information

The ****Bone Ocarina**** is an item in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.

## Location and Uses

The Bone Ocarina is obtained shortly after clearing the second Dungeon, the Pirate Hideaway in Cape Treasure. It can be used to summon the Pirates while standing on a Dock. These Docks can be found in Cape Treasure in the First Continent, the Gooey Swamp in the Second Continent, and Mount Desma in the Third Continent.

Tingle can upgrade the Bone Ocarina after helping the Pirates for a second time in the Gooey Swamp. It can then be used to open the ten hidden blue Pirate Treasure Chests once they are found.

## References

1. ↑ "*You got the Bone Ocarina!*" — N/A (*Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*)
Bomb Fairy

*Not to be confused with Bubbles, which are also known as Anti-Fairies.*
Ambiguously Canon Information

**Bomb Fairies** are enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Bomb Fairies appear in dungeons, where they will fly towards Cadence, Link, Yves, or Zelda. If struck by a Weapon, they will explode on contact. However, if they are allowed to approach the heroes without being struck, Bomb Fairies will heal them for half a Heart. Bomb Fairies can also be caught in Bottles and become temporary allies. When released, they will fly in a straight line and explode upon making contact with something.

Bomb Fairies are based on Pixies from *Crypt of the NecroDancer*.

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Bomb Fairy*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Bottle

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### Main appearance(s)

* *A Link to the Past*
* *Ocarina of Time*
* *Majora's Mask*
* *The Wind Waker*
* *The Minish Cap*
* *Twilight Princess*
* *Skyward Sword*
* *A Link Between Worlds*

### Other appearance(s)

* *The Faces of Evil*
* *The Wand of Gamelon*
* *Zelda's Adventure*
* *Super Smash Bros. Melee*
* *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*
* *Hyrule Warriors*
* *My Nintendo Picross: Twilight Princess*
* *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*
* *Ancient Stone Tablets*
* *Cadence of Hyrule*

### Use(s)

Holds various Items

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==References==

2. ↑ "*Oh! Link? You've come back! And in one piece, too! Gracious! My granddaughter tells me that your grandmother is in poor health these days... Now, I'm certain that a little fairy dust would provide all the lift her spirits need, but... Well, the problem is, I haven't seen any fairies in these parts recently. Of course, long ago you could find a lot of them up by the old Fairy Fountain, and you could even capture them in empty bottles. Sure! It was easy as you please! Yes, there was a time when I used to like playing with fairies... Uh...ahem! In any case, ever since the fountain was blocked up by that huge rock, I haven't seen a one...*" — Sturgeon (*The Wind Waker HD*)
3. ↑ "*You got an Empty Bottle! You can fill it with all sorts of useful things.*" — N/A (*Skyward Sword HD*)
4. ↑ "*Bottle -- Assign to
Store things in this for later use.*" — Inventory (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
5. ↑ *Art & Artifacts*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 393 (**ALttP**)
6. ↑ "*You got the Empty Jar!*" — N/A (*Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*)

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

**Blue Rats** are Enemies in *Tri Force Heroes*.

## Characteristics

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Blue Rats are a subspecies of Rat that live in the Ice Cavern. Blue Rats will hide inside Snowballs and jump out when the Links destroy the Snowball.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 200
Bana Bana

Non-Canon Information

**Bana Bana** is the Boss of the Deku Temple in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*name reference needed*]

## Characteristics

It is a large, multi-headed carnivorous plant, similar to Manhandla. **Bana Bana** is the monster who is responsible for contaminating the Life Dew found within the Great Deku Tree. As in *Ocarina of Time*, the Great Deku Tree is dying due to an infestation of monsters.

When Tingle arrives, the Great Deku Tree's sprout is dying, and needs the Life Dew found within the great tree itself. He ventures in to find that **Bana Bana** has contaminated the water, and proceeds to battle the creature. He is able to destroy it by feeding the respective color of spore to the appropriate head, three times for each of the three heads.

## Trivia

* "Saria's Song", which also plays as part of the Deku Temple music, is remixed into the music when fighting **Bana Bana**.
Boo

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

## Characteristics

Boo Buddies only appear in a single dark room in the Bottle Grotto, housing the Power Bracelet. Unlike their *Mario* counterparts, which are typically shy and hide when stared at, they do not shy away from Link and actively pursue him in the darkness of the room. When struck with the Sword they disappear, only to reappear elsewhere and continue their assault. They can only be defeated by lighting one of the torches in the room with Magic Powder; doing so will weaken them and turn them dark as they flee in defeat. At this point, Link can strike them with his blade to destroy them, or wait until they have left, upon which point the chest containing the Power Bracelet will appear.

## Trivia

* Using light to weaken or defeat enemies occurs in many later *Zelda* games. A number of enemies, such as ReDeads and Nocturn (a very similar ghost enemy), can be defeated in this way.
* In the Nintendo Switch version of Link's Awakening, Boos are voiced by Sanae Suzaki, who voices them since Mario Power Tennis.
* Boo was designed by Takashi Tezuka, who remarked that his wife is normally described as quiet and shy, but she one day exploded in a fit of rage, maddened by all the time Tezuka spent at work. That later gave Tezuka the idea of "putting his wife in the game", where Boo first appeared in *Super Mario Bros. 3*.

## Nomenclature

Boo Buddy's Japanese name, Teresa, comes from the Japanese word 照れる (*Tereru*), meaning "to be shy", fitting their bashful nature.

## Gallery

* A Boo Buddy once hit with the sword
* A Boo Buddy weakened by the light

## Notes

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
Bottomless Swamp

*Not to be confused with Bottomless Bogs.*

The **Bottomless Swamp** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

The Bottomless Swamp is located in Hyrule Field, along the bank of the Hylia River. The Bottomless Swamp features a hostile landscape, with various hazards such as Bottomless Bogs, Pools of Malice, and several primitive *chevaux de frise*. Furthermore, several dead Trees, large skulls, and large rib bones dot the Swamp as well. In the center of the Swamp is a giant skull that serves as a monster camp, where a number of enemies patrol around it. At the southeastern reaches of the Swamp, the charred remains of a couple buildings can be found.

Ore Deposits can be found inside the highest of the cluster of skulls. In the southernmost skull, a metallic Treasure Chest containing a Soldier's Broadsword can be found submerged in a Bottomless Bog. Inside the largest of the skulls is a wooden Treasure Chest containing a Silver Rupee.

### Creatures

* Blue-Winged Heron
* Fairy
* Grassland Fox
* Hightail Lizard
* Islander Hawk
* Mountain Crow
* Restless Cricket

### Minor Enemies and Traps

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* Blue Bokoblin
* Blue Moblin
* Bokoblin
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Bottomless Bog
* Chuchu
* Keese
* Keese Swarm
* Moblin
* Pool of Malice
* Stalkoblin

* Black Bokoblin
* Black Moblin
* Blue Bokoblin
* Blue Moblin
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Bottomless Bog
* Chuchu
* Keese
* Keese Swarm
* Pool of Malice
* Stalkoblin

### Equipment

* Rusty Broadsword
* Rusty Claymore
* Rusty Halberd
* Rusty Shield
* Soldier's Claymore
* Traveler's Spear
* Traveler's Sword

## See Also

* Bottomless Bog
* Dragon Bone Mire
* Leviathan Bones
* Medingo Pool
* Rabella Wetlands

## References

1. ↑ "***Bottomless Swamp***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Pantano Abismal*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Burr

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**Burrs** are traps in *Skyward Sword*.

## Characteristics

Burrs are usually found attached to Ropes, but can also be found on the ground hidden among Grass. If they come in contact with Link, they will attach to him, flashing red with an increasing frequency before finally exploding. Though their explosions deal little damage, if Link is on a Rope he can be knocked off. Burrs stuck to Link can shaken off, for example by swinging his Sword. Burrs can be detached from Ropes by shaking the Wii Remote to make Link jostle.

Burrs can be found in the Faron Woods Entry, In the Woods, in the Deep Woods, at the Forest Temple, and within the Skyview Temple.

## Gallery

* Burrs on a Rope and among Grass from In the Woods
* A Burr stuck to Link

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword — Prima Official Game Guide* (Collector's Edition, 2013), Prima Games, pg. 63
Blue Luck Ring

The **Blue Luck Ring** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

The Blue Luck Ring can be found randomly by opening Gasha Nuts, stumbling into Maple, or through a Ring Fortune. In *Oracle of Ages*, it can also be found inside a cave located above the Zora Village during the Present, requiring the Power Glove to reach it. The Magic Ring can be appraised at Vasu Jewelers for 20 Rupees. When worn, it reduces damage taken from beams. The Blue Luck Ring can be transferred between games by talking to either the Blue or Red Snake.

## See Also

* Gold Luck Ring
* Green Luck Ring
* Red Luck Ring

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Blue Luck Ring
1/2 damage from beams*" — Quest Status (*Oracle of Seasons*)
2. ↑ "*Fortuna Blu*" — N/A (*Oracle of Seasons*)
Bombarossa

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### Main appearance(s)

* *Four Swords*
* *The Minish Cap*

### Weapon(s)

Any and all physical contact

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

## Characteristics

### *Four Swords*

Bombarossa usually appear in the Sea of Trees, Death Mountain and Vaati's Palace. They float around in the air and ignite when hit by a sword or when hit by one of the Links. They usually appear in groups and must be avoided in order to solve certain puzzles.

### *The Minish Cap*

Bombarossa float around in some Dungeons, and explode on contact. Some patrol a small area, and must be avoided, while others remain stationary. Stationary Bombarossa sometimes form puzzles which must be solved by exploding them in a particular way to result in a chain explosion to activate Switches. If a Bombarossa is in Link's path, it can be jumped over using the Roc's Cape.

## Trivia

* Bombarossa comes from *bomba rossa*, Italian for "red bomb". This name is only used in the English localization; in fact, the Italian localization uses the Japanese original "Bombui".

## See Also

* Bob-omb
* Bombite

## References

1. ↑ "*Bombarossa*" — Figurine (*The Minish Cap*)
Bomb Stack

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**Bomb Barrels**,(**BotW**) also known as **Bomb Stacks**,(**NL**) are recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Bomb Barrels go unnamed in *The Wind Waker*, *Twilight Princess*, *Phantom Hourglass*, *Spirit Tracks*, and *Link's Crossbow Training*.

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Bomb Barrels
Shoot a fire arrow into a bomb barrel to make it explode. Tossing a burning weapon at one works too.*" — Tips and Tricks (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Bomb Stack*" — Monita (*Nintendo Land*)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bokoblin Trophy

**Bokoblin Trophies** are Items in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Location and Uses

Bokoblin Trophies are obtained as post-battle rewards after finishing any given Chapter's Scenario battle or a Challenge, with a Trophy earned for every Bokoblin kill (be they regular, Blue, Black, and Silver) a Warrior obtains.

Bokoblin Trophies can be used to either complete Quests or be used in the Hyrule Blacksmith Guild workshop to de rust Rusted Weapons or remove Seals on a weapon.

## References

1. ↑ "*Bokoblin Trophy
A battle honor awarded by the royal family in recognition of defeating a number of monsters. Words praising the heroic efforts of the recipient are emblazoned on it.*" — Spoils (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Blue Water of Life

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**Blue Water of Life**,(**Series**) also known as **Life Potions**,(**TLoZ**) are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *The Legend of Zelda*

***The Legend of Zelda* Manual Description**
> Water of lifeDrink this and all of Link's LIFE hearts will turn red. Red water turns blue when Link sips it. Drink the blue water and that's the last of the water.

Life Potions are blue, bottled drinks that Link can purchase for 40 Rupees from any Old Woman in a Cave after he has shown one of them the Letter. If Link drinks a Life Potion, it will restore all of his Hearts. Life Potions can also be obtained by drinking a 2nd Potion.

### *Zelda's Adventure*

In *Zelda's Adventure*, Princess Zelda can purchase Blue Water of Life from a number of Merchants around Tolemac for 200 Rubies. They fully restore Princess Zelda's health when consumed. She may only carry one Blue Water of Life at a time.

## Gallery

* Artwork of a Life Potion from *The Legend of Zelda*
* Artwork of Link drinking a Life Potion from *The Legend of Zelda*
* Artwork of Link with a Life Potion from *The Legend of Zelda*
* A Shop selling a Life Potion from *The Legend of Zelda*

## See Also

* Potion
* Red Water of Life

## Notes

1. ↑ Blue Water of Life were referred to as **Water of Life** in the manual of *The Legend of Zelda*. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 142 (**Series** | **TLoZ**)
2. ↑ "*Drink the Water of Life to fully replenish your health. After one use, the liquid will turn from red to blue.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 23)
3. ↑ "*Drink this and all of Link's LIFE hearts will turn red.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 25)
4. ↑ "*Red water turns blue when Link sips it. Drink the blue water and that's the last of the water.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 25)
5. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, TOKYOPOP, pg. 113 (**TLoZ**)
6. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 24
7. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 25
8. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 25
Blue Zol

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**Blue Zols**,(**FSA** | **CoH**) also known as **Slimes**,(**ALttP**) are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *A Link to the Past*

Slimes are what certain enemies will transform into after sprinkling Magic Powder on them, or using the Quake Medallion in *A Link to the Past*. Link can easily dispatch them with one slash of his sword. Magic Powder is usually only effective on certain weaker enemies however, while the Quake magic will transform medium strength enemies into Slimes. Transforming a Deadrock into a Slime is the only way to defeat it. A Slime's behavior is very similar to that of a Zol.

Enemies that can be transformed into Slimes via Magic Powder:

* Normal Soldiers and Green Sword Soldiers
* Rat
* Rope
* Sand Crab
* Octorok
* Deadrock
* Hoarder
* Slarok
* Stal
* Popo
* Stalfos
* Mini-Moldorm
* Helmasaur
* Ropa
* Snap Dragon
* Moblin
* Buzz
* Skullrope
* Sluggula

### *Four Swords Adventures*

Blue Zols appear in *Four Swords Adventures*, now resembling a typical Zol. One is first found in Lake Hylia, while more are found in the Tower of Winds. Like in *A Link to the Past*, they are more commonly found by using the Quake Medallion, first shown in the Death Mountain Foothills on an army of Hinoxes, and later, during Frozen Hyrule on Soldiers, Bow Soldiers and a Green Chief Soldier. They can then be easily defeated by the Links.

## Other Appearances

### *Cadence of Hyrule*

Ambiguously Canon Information

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

Blue Zols are slime-like enemies that alternate between two set tiles, moving either up or down one tile on every other beat. Upon defeat, they will split into one or two Blue Gels. They are based on Blue Slimes from *Crypt of the NecroDancer*.

## Trivia

* Instead of turning into Slimes, Magic Power will cause Buzz Blobs turn into Cukemen, while Bubbles turn into Fairies.
* Blue Zols appear as unused enemies in the code of *The Minish Cap*.

## Gallery

* An unused sprite of a Blue Zol from *The Minish Cap*

## See Also

* Gray Zol
* Green Zol
* Light-Green Zol
* Pink Zol
* Red Zol
* White Zol
* Yellow Zol

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 204 (**ALttP** | **FSA**)
2. ↑ "*Defeated By: Blue Zol*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
3. ↑ *"Zol and Gel from Four Swords still exist in The Minish Cap's code."* — The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, The Cutting Room Floor.
4. ↑ *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 1*, Shogakukan, pg. 127
Cannon (Disambiguation)

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

* **Air Cannon**, the Objects in *Four Swords Adventures*.
* **Bareeda Naag Shrine**, the Ancient Shrine given the trial name "**Cannon**" in *Breath of the Wild*.
* **Bomb-Master Cannon**, the character in *The Wind Waker*.
* **Cannon**, the recurring Object in *The Legend of Zelda* series.
* **Cannon (Enemy)**, the recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* *series*.
* **Cannon (Ship Parts)**, a group of Ship Parts in *Phantom Hourglass*.
	+ **Ancient Cannon**
	+ **Artistic Cannon**
	+ **Eddo's Cannon**
	+ **Fear Cannon**
	+ **Golden Cannon**
	+ **Meager Cannon**
	+ **Red Cannon**
	+ **Seapony Cannon**
	+ **Strong Cannon**
* **Cannon (Train Car)**, a group of Train Cars in *Spirit Tracks*.
	+ **Brawny Cannon**
	+ **Dragon Cannon**
	+ **Heavy Cannon**
	+ **Honey Cannon**
	+ **Practical Cannon**
	+ **Skull Cannon**
	+ **Tower Cannon**
	+ **Wooden Cannon**
* **Cannon Boat**, the recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* *series*.
* **Cannon Island**, the location in *Phantom Hourglass*.
* **Cannon Minigame**, the recurring Mini-Game in *The Legend of Zelda* *series*.
* **Cannon Soldier**, the unused Enemy in *A Link to the Past*.
* **Cannonball**, the recurring Objects in *The Legend of Zelda* *series*.
* **Sky Cannon**, the recurring Object in *The Legend of Zelda* *series*.
* **Warship**, the recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* *series*.

In the real-world, "Cannon" may be confused with:

* **Canon** (See here and here), the material that makes up the Zelda Timeline.
Boe

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

## Characteristics

Main articles: Black Boe and White Boe
Boes are shuffling, hazy balls that take two forms: the Black Boes, which thrives in the darkness and beneath shadow, and the White Boes, which flourishes in high-intensity light and under snow-like conditions. Both types are not very threatening when isolated, and can be dispelled easily with a single sword swipe. However, these floating fiends tend to cluster in groups, and in such situations, Link may have to switch fighting tactics to deal with them accordingly.

## See Also

* Black Boe
* White Boe

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168
Blue Lynel

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**Blue Lynels** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *The Legend of Zelda*

Blue Lynels are semi-common Enemies that can be found in the northeast portion of Hyrule, mostly in the mountain range. Touching one will take two Hearts from Link. The do not appear horse-like when viewed from the front, but they will start to look like themselves when viewed from the side. Just like Link at full Hearts, Blue Lynels attack by throwing a Sword. It takes 6 hits to defeat it with a wooden sword and they have twice as much collision damage compared to the red ones. When defeated, they can drop one Rupee, a heart, four Bombs or a Clock.

### *Oracle of Seasons*

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### *Oracle of Ages*

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

## See Also

* Blue-Maned Lynel
* Lynel

## Notes

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

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 190 (**TLoZ** | **OoS** | **OoA**)
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — The Official Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 31
3. ↑ *Hyrule Encyclopedia*, Ambit Ltd., pg. 210
Boat Cruise

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## Boat Cruise

### Location(s)

Southern Swamp

The **Boat Cruise** is an event in *Majora's Mask*.

## Location and Rules

The Boat Cruise is a feature around the Southern Swamp exclusive to humans. The tour can only be taken after Link saves the tour guide Koume from the Woods of Mystery. If Link talks to her in the Swamp Tourist Center afterwards, she will give him a free tour and the Pictograph Box. Link can take the tour to reach the Deku Palace when the water is still poisonous. Taking the tour will also defeat the two Big Octos blocking the entrances to the Deku Palace and Woodfall area.

After defeating Odolwa at the Woodfall Temple, instead of a regular Boat Cruise, Koume will offer Link to play a Target Shooting Mini-Game, in which Link must hit targets with his Bow while Koume flies around. If he manages to hit 20 or more Targets without shooting Koume at least 10 times, he will be rewarded with a Piece of Heart. In *Majora's Mask 3D*, Link is rewarded with a Bottle instead.

The first time Link tries out either the Boat Cruise or the Target Shooting Mini-Game is free. However, each subsequent tour will cost him 10 Rupees.

## Gallery

* Link disembarking at the Deku Palace
* Koume flying with a Target

## References

1. ↑ "*Old Koume's Boat Cruise
Ticket office closed.*" — Sign (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
2. ↑ "*Welcome! Wait...is this your first time at the swamp?! In that case, try our famous boat cruise! It's a loop of the swamp by way of the Deku Palace. Of course, the swamp's been kinda...poisoned lately. Oh, and there's also that huge, horrible monster... No wonder business is so slow... Boat cruise reservations are handled at that window over there...*" — Swamp Tourist Center Guide (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
3. ↑ "*Well, this is where the boat cruise leaves from, but unfortunately it's for humans only.*" — Koume (*Majora's Mask*)
4. ↑ "*You saved me! I'm the swamp tour guide. I run the boat cruise, so come by if you want a free ride.*" — Koume (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
5. ↑ "*Oh! Thanks for what you did back there! In a special deal just for you, I'll let you take this cruise for free. Ah, yes, we've got a special going on right now, so we're giving this out for free!*" — Koume (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
6. ↑ "*Oh, but wait... Yes. Just as I thought... It seems the poison swapm has been cleaned up, so why not try something that's more interesting? How about a little game? I'll fly around on my broom while you try to hit the target below me! Doesn't it sound fun? Well, wanna try?*" — Koume (*Majora's Mask 3D*)
Boo Buddy

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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.
Baba Serpent

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**Baba Serpents** are enemies in *Twilight Princess*.

## Characteristics

Baba Serpents are sentient plants that emerge from their roots to attack Link when he treads nearby. When a Baba Serpent is chopped off its base, it hops around to hunt down Link. If they get close to him, they will clamp their jaws around the hero, who must use a Spin Attack to escape. Most Baba Serpents are rooted to the ground, but they may also be found hanging from the ceiling of an enclosure. When Link fights Ook in the Forest Temple, the latter tosses the Gale Boomerang to sever a few Baba Serpents from the ceiling to aid him. The best way to defeat multiple Baba Serpents, or even just one that has bitten Link, is to perform a Spin Attack. They have thorns on their stalks, orange heads with black stripes, and blue and purple forked tongues. They also have fangs and seemingly a nose.

## Gallery

* A Baba Serpent on the ceiling
* Baba Serpents attacking Link

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 164
Bosses in Tri Force Heroes

**Gallery of Bosses from *The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes***

## Mini-Bosses

* Electric Blob King
(*Buzz Blob Cave*)
* Electric Blob Queen
(*Abyss of Agony*)
* Hinox Brothers
(*Hinox Mine*)
* Freezlord
(*Snowball Ravine*)
* Hinox Brothers
(*Bomb Storage*)
* Vulture Vizier
(*Stone Corridors*)
* Grim Repoe
(*Palace Noir*)
* Gigaleon
(*Deception Castle*)

## Bosses

* Margoma
(*Forest Temple*)
* Arrghus
(*Water Temple*)
* Moldorm
(*Fire Temple*)
* Blizzagia
(*Ice Temple*)
* The Lady's Pets
(*The Lady's Lair*)
* Stalchampion
(*Desert Temple*)
* Prismantus
(*Grim Temple*)
* Lady Maud
(*Sky Temple*)
* Shadow Links
(*Den of Trials*)
Bolson Construction

**Bolson Construction** is a group in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Overview

Bolson Construction is a construction and demolition company that only hires people whose names end in "-son". It consists of Bolson, the leader, and its employees Hudson and Karson.

## References

1. ↑ "*[Who are you?] Me? I'm the luminary, president, architect, and design lead of Bolson Construction ♪ My name is Bolson. ♪*" — Bolson (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*My trial period is done, and they finally hired me as an official member of the Bolson family! I'm so glad my name happens to end in "son," y'know?*" — Bolson (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*[...Son?] Yep, you heard me right! Apparently, your name has to end in "son" to work at Bolson Construction.*" — Karson (*Breath of the Wild*)
Blue Sparrow

A Blue Sparrow in *Breath of the Wild*

**Blue Sparrows** are Creatures in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Characteristics

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Blue Sparrows chiefly inhabit wetlands and watersides within the Lanayru region, such as the Lanayru Wetlands, the Zora River, and Zora's Domain. They're also found in and around the Great Hyrule Forest. They feed chiefly on waterside plants. They often bathe in shallow water when safe, but are skittish and easily startled. When killed, Blue Sparrows drop a single Chickaloo Tree Nut.

## See Also

* Bird
* Sparrow

## References

1. ↑ "***Blue Sparrow***" — Hyrule Compendium (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*This breed of sparrow is most often seen in the Lanayru region.*" — Hyrule Compendium (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*They get most of their food from leaves and plants that grow near water. If it's safe enough, they can be spotted bathing in puddles or shallow rivers.*" — Hyrule Compendium (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bonooru's Stand

## Bonooru's Stand

### Related Location(s)

Pierre Plateau

**Bonooru's Stand** is a location in *Breath of the Wild*.

## Features and Overview

Bonooru's Stand is a range of mountains that is located in West Necluda.

A Korok can be found beneath a Rock atop the largest mountain.

### Creatures

* Blue-Winged Heron
* Fairy
* Hightail Lizard
* Mountain Goat
* Pink Heron
* Restless Cricket

### Minor Enemies

* Chuchu
* Stalkoblin
 Traveler's Spear
* Stalkoblin
 Boko Spear

### Materials

* Hylian Rice
* Rushroom

## Nomenclature

Bonooru's Stand is named for Bonooru, a Scarecrow from *Ocarina of Time*.

## See Also

* Bonooru
* Pierre Plateau

## References

1. ↑ "***Bonooru's Stand***" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Sierra de Bonooru*" — Map (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bosses in Twilight Princess

A gallery of Bosses from *Twilight Princess*.

## Middle Bosses

* Ook
*(Forest Temple)*
* King Bulblin
& Lord Bullbo
*(Bridge of Eldin)*
*(Great Hylian Bridge)*
* Dangoro
*(Goron Mines)*
* Twilit Carrier Kargarok
*(Lake Hylia)*
* Twilit Bloat
*(Lake Hylia)*
* Deku Toad
*(Lakebed Temple)*
* Skull Kid
*(Sacred Grove)*
* King Bulblin
*(Gerudo Desert)*
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* Death Sword
*(Arbiter's Grounds)*
* Darkhammer
*(Snowpeak Ruins)*
* Darknut
*(Temple of Time)*
* Aeralfos
*(City in the Sky)*
* Phantom Zant
*(Palace of Twilight)*

## Bosses

* *Twilit Parasite*: Diababa
*(Forest Temple)*
* *Twilit Igniter*: Fyrus
*(Goron Mines)*
* *Twilit Aquatic*: Morpheel
*(Lakebed Temple)*
* *Twilit Fossil*: Stallord
*(Arbiter's Grounds)*
* *Twilit Ice Mass*: Blizzeta
*(Snowpeak Ruins)*
* *Twilit Arachnid*: Armogohma
*(Temple of Time)*
* *Twilit Dragon*: Argorok
*(City in the Sky)*
* *Usurper King*: Zant
*(Palace of Twilight)*

* *Ganon's Puppet*: Zelda
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* *Dark Beast*: Ganon
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* *Dark Rider*: Ganondorf
*(Hyrule Field)*
* *Dark Lord*: Ganondorf
*(Hyrule Field)*
Beedle's Air Shop

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**Beedle's Airshop**,(**SS**) also known as **Beedle's Air Shop**,(**ST**) is a shop run by Beedle.

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==References==

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword — Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 8
2. ↑ "*Ohhh, valued customer! We have everything you need at Beedle's Air Shop!*" — Beedle (*Spirit Tracks*)

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Bosses in Oracle of Ages

Bosses and Sub-Bosses appearing in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Sub-Bosses

* Giant Ghini
*(Spirit's Grave)*
* Swoop
*(Wing Dungeon)*
* Subterror
*(Moonlit Grotto)*
* Armos Warrior
*(Skull Dungeon)*
* Great Moblin
*(Great Moblin's Keep)*
* Smasher
*(Crown Dungeon)*
* Vire
*(Mermaid's Cave)*
* Angler Fish
*(Jabu-Jabu's Belly)*
* Blue Stalfos
*(Ancient Tomb)*

## Bosses

* Pumpkin Head
*(Spirit's Grave)*
* Head Thwomp
*(Wing Dungeon)*
* Shadow Hag
*(Moonlit Grotto)*
* Eyesoar
*(Skull Dungeon)*
* Smog
*(Crown Dungeon)*
* Octogon
*(Mermaid's Cave)*
* Possessed Nayru
*(Ambi's Palace)*
* Plasmarine
*(Jabu-Jabu's Belly)*
* Ramrock
*(Ancient Tomb)*

* Veran
*(Black Tower)*

## Linked Game Bosses

* Twinrova
*(Room of Rites)*
* Ganon
*(Room of Rites)*
Bomb Bokoblin

**Bomb Bokoblins** are Enemies in *Cadence of Hyrule*.

## Characteristics

Bomb Bokoblins appear as enemies in the Future World during the events of Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer feat. The Legend of Zelda's Symphony of the Mask. They carry around Bombs which can be dropped when attacked by the player, after which they act like normal Bokoblins, though the Bomb can hurt the player as well as nearby enemies. When defeated, Bomb Bokoblins themselves drop Bombs, which can be useful during the King Dobongo boss fight in the Gerudo Arena.

## See Also

* Blue Bomb Bokoblin
* Green Bomb Bokoblin
* Purple Bomb Bokoblin
* Red Bomb Bokoblin

## Trivia

* Bomb Bokoblins are based on the Bokoblins that carry Bombs during the Horde Battle in *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword*.

## References

1. ↑ "*Defeated By: Bomb Bokoblin*" — Game Over (*Cadence of Hyrule*)
Bombchu Bowling Alley

The **Bombchu Bowling Alley** is a location and Mini-Game and in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Location and Rules

The entrance to the Bombchu Bowling Alley is located west of the central area of Hyrule Castle Town. This Mini-Game is only available after defeating King Dodongo in Dodongo's Cavern. The object is to aim a Bombchu past Cuccos and a Blade Trap into a hole. Prizes rotate seemingly randomly and are only revealed after paying, but before beginning the actual game. Prizes include a Purple Rupee, a Piece of Heart, 10 Bombs, 10 Bombchus, and a Big Bomb Bag.

In *Ocarina of Time 3D*, the Bombchu Bowling Alley instead has blue neon lighting. A newspaper shows the Bombchu Bowling Alley Operator, and several posters depict a Goron and the Masks from *Majora's Mask*.

## Gallery

* The Bombchu Bowling Alley Operator asleep from *Ocarina of Time*
* The Jukebox across from the counter from *Ocarina of Time*
* The Sign above the door from *Ocarina of Time*

## References

1. ↑ "*Welcome to our cutting-edge amusement center: The Bombchu Bowling Alley!*" — Bombchu Bowling Alley Operator (*Ocarina of Time*)
2. ↑ "*OKAY!! Aim for the hole in the center and let Bombchu go! You get ten tries. Ready... LET'S BOWL!*" — Bombchu Bowling Alley Operator (*Ocarina of Time*)
3. ↑ "*Do you want to know what you can win? Well, it's a secret. I can't tell you until you've paid to play.*" — Bombchu Bowling Alley Operator (*Ocarina of Time*)
Book of Magic

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The **Book of Magic**,(**TLoZ**) also known as the **Magic Book**,[*citation needed*] is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Locations and Uses

### *The Legend of Zelda*

***The Legend of Zelda* Manual Description**
> Magic wandThis is the wand that Wizzrobe uses. Wave it to let loose magic spells. What's more, if Link picks up the Magic Book and learns some new spells, he can chant some fiery spells and send out flames.

In *The Legend of Zelda*, the Book of Magic is an item that Link equips to add the power of Fire to the Magical Rod. In addition to the normal magic beam that shoots from the Magical Rod, the Book of Magic allows it to also emit Fire once its beam makes contact with an enemy, object or wall. Like the Fire emitted from the Blue Candle and the Red Candle, it deals a damage of 1 on certain enemies. The Book is found in Level 8 of the First Quest and Level 4 of the Second Quest.

### *Four Swords Adventures*

In *Four Swords Adventures*, the Magic Book is a minor quest item. The book belongs to Iris, the novice magician trapped within the Dark World. Iris was practicing her magic in the Village of the Blue Maiden when she teleported herself to the Dark World, accidentally leaving her Magic Book behind in the Light World. The Links can use the Roc's Feather to jump over the pit in the long house east of the Seeker's Guild headquarters and meet Iris' teacher who has found her book lying unguarded. The teacher requests the Links to give the book back to her apprentice in the Dark World.

### *Hyrule Warriors*

In *Hyrule Warriors*, an 8-Bit version of the Book of Magic from *The Legend of Zelda*, called the 8-Bit Book of Magic, appears as the Lv.★ form of Lana's Book of Sorcery. It was added to the game with the *Master Quest* Pack DLC.

## Gallery

* Artwork of the Book of Magic from *The Legend of Zelda*
* Lana wielding the 8-Bit Book of Magic in *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*

## References

1. ↑ *Art & Artifacts*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 383(**TLoZ**)
2. ↑ "*This is the wand that Wizzrobe uses. Wave it to let loose magic spells. What's more, if Link picks up the Magic Book and learns some new spells, he can chant some fiery spells and send out flames.*" (*The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 26)
3. ↑ "*That little brat, Iris! I can't believe she'd leave such a valuable book just lying around... Hey... Aren't you the lads who freed Vaati? What good timing. You know how to get to the Dark World, do you not? If you see my apprentice, a witch named Iris, please give her this book.*" — Mage (*Four Swords Adventures*)
4. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda* manual, pg. 25
Bomskit

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**Bomskits** are enemies in *Twilight Princess*.

## Characteristics

Bomskits are small, insect-like creatures. They pose no significant threat to Link, however when provoked, they will start laying their explosive eggs, which they will do so when chased on foot. They can easily be taken out with a projectile weapon such as the Bow. Their Worm-infested remains can be scooped up into a Bottle as fishing Bait. They are commonly found in Hyrule Field.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168
Boat

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

* **Boating Course**, an island in *The Wind Waker*.
* **King of Red Lions**, Link's talking sailboat in *The Wind Waker*.
* **Boat Cruise**, a tour on a small boat in *Majora's Mask*.
* **Rafts**, recurring objects in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## See Also

* Ship
* Pirate Ship
Blue Wizzrobe

Note: *Not to be confused with Ice Wizzrobes.*

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**Blue Wizzrobes** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *The Legend of Zelda*

Blue Wizzrobes are usually found in the same dungeons as their red counterparts. They try to walk toward Link and, if something is in the way, they will teleport through it. Unlike Red Wizzrobes, you can actually see him while he's teleporting. If he is in front of Link, he will shoot lots of beams. Having said beams deal a lot of damage, many players find this annoying.

### *Oracle of Seasons*

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### *Oracle of Ages*

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## See Also

* Ice Wizzrobe
* Red Wizzrobe

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 212 (**TLoZ** | **OoS** | **OoA**)
2. ↑ *Hyrule Encyclopedia*, Ambit Ltd., pg. 164
Bombchu Shop

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The **Bombchu Shop** is a Shop in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Features

Located in the Back Alley, it specializes in selling Bombchu in various quantities and prices. It is only opened at night. The Bombchu on the left side all come in quantities of 10, while the ones on the right contain 20 Bombchu. If Link buys all of the Bombchu available, the shop will not restock its merchandise.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 238
2. ↑ "*This is a new type of bomb! It's available only in limited quantities, and when I'm sold out, that's it!*" — Bombchu Shop Owner (*Ocarina of Time*)
Barbarian Helm

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The **Barbarian Helm** is a recurring Item in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

The Barbarian Helm is a piece of Armor located in the Tu Ka'loh Shrine at Lomei Labyrinth Island. After obtaining it, Granté will begin selling the piece of Armor for 4,000 Rupees. According to its description, the Helm was worn by the warriors of an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron Region. When worn, it provides one level of Attack Up. The Barbarian Helm can be enhanced by a Great Fairy and can be Dyed at the Kochi Dye Shop. The Barbarian Helm, alongside the Barbarian Armor and Barbarian Leg Wraps, compose the Barbarian Set. When each piece of the Set has been enhanced at least two times by a Great Fairy and the full Set is worn, it provides a Charge Atk. Stamina Up Set Bonus.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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## Gallery

* The Barbarian Helm with Blue Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Red Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Yellow Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with White Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Black Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Purple Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Green Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Light Blue Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Navy Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Orange Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Peach Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Crimson Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Light Yellow Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Brown Dye
* The Barbarian Helm with Gray Dye

## See Also

* Barbarian Armor
* Barbarian Leg Wraps
* Barbarian Set

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Barbarian Helm
A helmet once worn by the warriors of an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron region. Wearing it draws out your inner animal, increasing your strength and battle prowess.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Barbarian Helm
A helmet once worn by the warriors of an ancient warlike tribe from the Faron region. Wearing it draws out your inner animal.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
Blue Zazak

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**Blue Zazaks** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

## Characteristics

### *A Link to the Past*

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### *A Link Between Worlds*

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

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 213 (**ALttP** | **ALBW**)
Bow Moblin

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**Bow Moblins**,(**TMC**) also known as **Moblin Archers**,(**NL**)[*name reference needed*] are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. They are a variant of Moblins that carry a Bow and shoot Arrows. Bow Moblins go unnamed in *Four Swords*.

## Characteristics

### *Four Swords*

In *Four Swords*, Bow Moblins carry Bows with which they launch Arrows. Whenever they see one of the Links, they will launch one or two Arrows in their direction. It is possible to block their Arrows with the Shield. Since they do not guard themselves, they can be attacked by any means from any direction. The Boomerang can be used to stun them. Bow Moblins tend to appear in groups, and appear in the Sea of Trees and Vaati's Palace. In *Four Swords Anniversary Edition*, they also appear in the Realm of Memories and the Hero's Trial.

### *The Minish Cap*

In *The Minish Cap*, Bow Moblins appear identically to those in *Four Swords*. They shoot Arrows at Link whenever he is within sight. They appear in the Western Wood and the Palace of Winds. Blue-colored Bow Moblins also appear in Dark Hyrule Castle. These Bow Moblins are functionally identical as the ordinary brown variety. According to the *Swordsman Newsletter*, defeating them is a good source of income; however, this is not necessarily true.

A Bow Moblin disguised as the Monster Lady invades Percy's House while he is away. She tells Link not to light the torches, and doing so reveals her true form. The Moblin gives Link 50 Rupees not to tell anyone.

### *Nintendo Land*

Moblin Archers are enemies that appear in the *Battle Quest* attraction in *Nintendo Land*, bearing the likeness of Moblins and using Bows to attack. They appear in many stages, but only if the Wii U Gamepad is used. They are weak enemies, and take only one Arrow to defeat.

## See Also

* Moblin
* Club Moblin
* Spear Moblin
* Bulblin
* Bokoblin

## References

1. ↑ "*Bow Moblin*" — Figurine (*The Minish Cap*)
2. ↑ "*Those pig-faced Moblins... You see them around the Minish Woods, right? They're big and dumb? Well, they're also rich! Beat one up for some quick cash!*" — *Swordsman Newsletter #5* (*The Minish Cap*)
3. ↑ "*Oh, dear. You found me out! Don't tell anyone!*" — Moblin (*The Minish Cap*)