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Bottomless Bog

**Bottomless Bogs** are environmental hazards in *Breath of the Wild* and *Tears of the Kingdom*.

## Location and Uses

Bottomless Bogs are quagmires of marshy water found in various locations throughout Hyrule Kingdom. If Link steps into a Bottomless Bog, he will begin to sink. If he sinks too deep, he will become fully submerged and, if he has any hearts left, will reappear outside of the Bog.

Enemies that fall into a Bottomless Bog will die, although Lizalfos can swim in these bogs. Similarly, any Materials, Weapons or Rupees that fall into a Bottomless Bog will sink to the bottom and become inaccessible, unless they can be retrieved with Magnesis. Due to being a body of water, Cryonis will work on Bottomless Bogs, providing one the means of safely traversing the marshy terrain.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Bottomless Bog
A quagmire that will draw you in... Sink in too deeply, and you'll be unable to escape.*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bosses in Four Swords

The following is a list of Bosses in *Four Swords*.

## Bosses

* *Guardian of the Sea of Trees*: Big Manhandla
*(Sea of Trees)*
* *Guardian of Talus Cave*: Dera Zol
*(Talus Cave)*
* *Guardian of Death Mountain*: Gouen
*(Death Mountain)*

* *The Wind Mage*: Vaati
*(Vaati's Palace)*
* *The Wind Mage*: Vaati
*(Vaati's Palace)*
Bomb Garden

The **Bomb Garden** is a location in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Features and Overview

The Bomb Garden is located on Cannon Island. It is a fenced-in field of Bomb Flowers situated southwest of Eddo's Garage. Link must pass through the Bomb Garden in order to reach Eddo through the back door of his Garage in order to obtain the Cannon.

South of the fences surrounding the Garden is a Treasure Chest containing a Red Rupee, valued at 20 Rupees.

## See Also

* Cannon Island
* Eddo's Garage

## References

1. ↑ "*🠉 Bomb Garden
🠊 Eddo's Garage*" — Sign (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Bomber

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* Zirro#Link's Awakening

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**Zirros** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series.[*name reference needed*] They are sentient mushroom-like creatures with wings. They fly around fields, rivers, and lakes, attacking anyone who strays into their territory.

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==Notes==

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1. ↑ Zirros were referred to as **Bombers** in all versions of *Link's Awakening* prior to *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch, it is not considered Canon.

==References==

1. ↑ "*Adventurers reported sightings of bomb-flinging Zirros, Rupee-snatching Pikits and other swamp-dwellers.*" (*The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 78)
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 214 (**ALttP** | **ALBW**)
3. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 214 (**LADX**)

This page serves as a redirect for a synonymous term.
Bell Anchor

**Bell Anchors** are items in *Phantom Hourglass*.

## Location and Uses

Bell Anchors are Anchors belonging to the Bright Ship set of Ship Parts. Though they are shaped like Bells, they do not ring. Just like most Ship Parts, Link can collect multiple Bell Anchors. They can be obtained through various methods:

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

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

## Gallery

* A Bell Anchor attached to the complete Bright Ship

## See Also

* Arch Handrail
* Artistic Cannon
* Bell Prow
* Bright Hull
* Elegant Chimney
* Paddling Wheel
* Restful Cabin

## References

1. ↑ "*Bell Anchor*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
2. ↑ "*A modern, bell-shaped anchor. Ironically, it doesn't ring.*" — Shipyard (*Phantom Hourglass*)
3. ↑ "*Ancre Cloche*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
4. ↑ "*Ancre cloche*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
5. ↑ "*Glockenanker*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
6. ↑ "*Ancora d'arte*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
7. ↑ "*Ancla campana*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
8. ↑ "*Ancla Campana*" — Collection Menu (*Phantom Hourglass*)
Boko Shield

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**Boko Shields** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Boko Shields go unnamed in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Location and Uses

### *Breath of the Wild*

**Hyrule Compendium Entry**

Boko Shields are Bokoblin-made Shields that are made by attaching a handle to a flat piece of bark. Due to the low level of craftsmanship that went into them, they do not last very long in combat. They are commonly wielded by regular Bokoblins in Hyrule Field, particularly on the Great Plateau, as well as in West Necluda. These Shields are part of the Bokoblin Gear equipment archetype, which includes all Weapons created by Bokoblins.

Boko Shields are made of wood and will consequently burn when exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate. They also float when dropped in water, and they do not conduct Electricity or attract Lightning during Thunderstorms like metal Shields do.

If scanned with the amiibo Rune, the *Breath of the Wild* Series Bokoblin amiibo has a chance to spawn a Treasure Chest containing a Boko Shield.

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

Boko Shields can be wielded by Link in conjunction with Boko Clubs.

## Gallery

* A Boko Shield from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

## See Also

* Bokoblin Gear
* Dragonbone Boko Shield
* Shield
* Spiked Boko Shield

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Boko Shield
A Bokoblin-made shield created by attaching a handhold to any flat tree bark picked up off the ground. It's pretty shoddy, so don't expect it to last very long.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 174
Blue Sword Soldier

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

## Characteristics

### *A Link Between Worlds*

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

### *Tri Force Heroes*

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

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 205 (**ALBW** | **TFH**)
Bosses in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

The following is a list of all Bosses in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*.

## Bosses

* Astor
*(Freeing Korok Forest)*
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
* Battle-Tested Guardian(**PotA**)
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Black Hinox
* Black Moblin
* HWAoC Blue-Maned Lynel Model.png

Blue-Maned Lynel
* HWAoC Blue Hinox Model.png

Blue Hinox
* HWAoC Blue Moblin Model.png

Blue Moblin
* Calamity Ganon
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
* HWAoC Cotera Model.png

Cotera
* HWAoC Electric Guardian Model.png

Electric Guardian
* HWAoC Electric Hinox Model.png

Electric Hinox
* Electric Lynel
* Electric Moblin
* Electric Wizzrobe
* Fireblight Ganon
*(Water and Fire)*
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
*(EX The Yiga Clan's Retreat)*
* HWAoC Fire Guardian Model.png

Fire Guardian
* HWAoC Fire Hinox Model.png

Fire Hinox
* HWAoC Fire Lynel Model.png

Fire Lynel
* Fire Moblin
* Fire Wizzrobe
* HWAoC Frost Talus Model.png

Frost Talus
* Gerudo Captain
* HWAoC Goron Captain Model.png

Goron Captain
* Guardian Stalker
* HWAoC Guardian Scout I Model.png

Guardian Scout I
* HWAoC Guardian Skywatcher Model.png

Guardian
* HWAoC Guardian Turret Model.png

Guardian Turret
* Harbinger Ganon
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
* HWAoC Hinox Model.png

Hinox
* HWAoC Hylian Captain Model.png

Hylian Captain
* HWAoC Ice Guardian Model.png

Ice Guardian
* HWAoC Ice Hinox Model.png

Ice Hinox
* Ice Lynel
* HWAoC Ice Moblin Model.png

Ice Moblin
* HWAoC Ice Wizzrobe Model.png

Ice Wizzrobe
* Igneo Talus
* HWAoC Kaysa Model.png

Kaysa
* HWAoC Lynel Model.png

Lynel
* HWAoC Malice Frost Talus Model.png

Malice Frost Talus
* Malice Guardian
* HWAoC Malice Hinox Model.png

Malice Hinox
* HWAoC Malice Igneo Talus Model.png

Malice Igneo Talus
* Malice Lynel
* Master Kohga
*(Urbosa, the Gerudo Chief)*
*(Destroy the Yiga Clan!)*
* Moblin
* HWAoC Molduga Model.png

Molduga
* Monk Maz Koshia
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Mutated Ganon(**GoR**)
*(EX Guardian of Remembrance)*
* Revali
*(Revali, the Rito Warrior)*
* HWAoC Rito Captain Model.png

Rito Captain
*(Revali, the Rito Warrior)*
* HWAoC Silver Lynel Model.png

Silver Lynel
* HWAoC Silver Moblin Model.png

Silver Moblin
* Sooga
*(The Yiga Clan Attacks!)*
*(Akkala Tower (Scenario))*
*(Destroy the Yiga Clan!)*
* Stalmoblin
* Stalnox
* HWAoC Stone Talus Model.png

Stone Talus
* HWAoC Stone Talus (Rare) Model.png

Stone Talus (Rare)
* Terrako
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
* Thunderblight Ganon
*(Air and Lighting)*
*(The Future of Hyrule*
* Waterblight Ganon
*(Water and Fire)*
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
*(EX The Yiga Clan's Retreat)*
* Windblight Ganon
*(Air and Lighting)*
*(The Future of Hyrule)*
* HWAoC White-Maned Lynel Model.png

White-Maned Lynel
* Yiga Blademaster
Blupee

**Blupee** are Creatures in *Breath of the Wild* and *Tears of the Kingdom*.

Otherwise resembling Rabbits, Blupees are mysterious, luminescent blue beings with a face resembling a barn owl's and golden wreaths in the place of ears. They flee when noticing Link, eventually disappearing in a flash of light. They drop Rupees when struck by an Arrow, a Remote Bomb, a thrown Boomerang, or any melee weapon; though they cannot be killed. Blupees can be found in forests all over Hyrule Kingdom. Several Blupees gather on Satori Mountain every time the Lord of the Mountain appears. Blupees share many characteristics with the Lord of the Mountain, whose face resembles a pair of Blupees peering out of a voluminous mane. Like the Lord of the Mountain, Blupees appear to be mystical rather than natural creatures.

During the "Legendary Rabbit Trial" Side Quest, Link must take a picture of a Blupee for Peeks in exchange for a Silver Rupee. Afterward, Peeks speculates that perhaps Blupees make all the Rupees found in Hyrule Kingdom.

### *Tears of the Kingdom*

Since the Upheaval, Caves have appeared all over Hyrule and Blupees have taken a liking to these secluded locations. Nearly every cave has a Blupee nearby. When they're startled, they retreat into the nearest home cave. They have also known to take in a new form called Bubbulfrog, thanks to the adaptation of the caves.

## Gallery

* Blupees gathering with the Lord of the Mountain

## See Also

* Rabbit
* Lord of the Mountain
* Squiddy

## References

1. ↑ "***Blupee***" — Hyrule Compendium (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*I just really want to see a Blupee! Even if it's just a picture of one.*" — Peeks (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*I wonder if Blupees sparkle because they're too full of rupees... Where did they get all those rupees anyway? Do they make all the rupees in the world?*" — Peeks (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bosses in A Link Between Worlds

A list of Boss enemies in *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Sub-Bosses

* Armos
*(Eastern Palace)*
* Red Stalfos
*(Tower of Hera)*
* Heedles
*(House of Gales)*
* Green & Red Goriyas
*(Dark Palace)*
* Gigabari
*(Swamp Palace)*
* Gibdos & Purple Mini-Moldorms
*(Skull Woods)*
* Red Eyegores
*(Thieves' Hideout)*
* Flying Tiles & Devalants
*(Desert Palace)*
* Big Pengator & Pengators
*(Ice Ruins)*
* Fire Gimos
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Moldorm
*(Lorule Castle)*
* Gigabari
*(Lorule Castle)*
* Lorule Ball and Chain Soldier
*(Lorule Castle)*
* Arrghus
*(Lorule Castle)*

## Bosses

* Yuga
*(Eastern Palace)*
*(Hyrule Castle)*
* Moldorm
*(Tower of Hera)*
* Margomill
*(House of Gales)*
* Gemesaur King
*(Dark Palace)*
* Arrghus
*(Swamp Palace)*
* Knucklemaster
*(Skull Woods)*
* Stalblind
*(Thieves' Hideout)*
* Zaganaga
*(Desert Palace)*
* Dharkstare
*(Ice Ruins)*
* Grinexx
*(Turtle Rock)*

* Yuga Ganon
*(Throne Room)*

## StreetPass Bosses

* Shadow Link
* Gramps
Bonooru

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**Bonooru** is a character in *Ocarina of Time*.

## Biography

Upon reaching Lake Hylia, child Link can show Bonooru his Ocarina. He will then ask Link to play a melody for him, which must be eight notes long.

After Link becomes an adult, he can go back to Bonooru and play the same song to him. The Scarecrow will be so happy to hear the tune again that he offers Link the services of Pierre, the other Scarecrow, who is wandering the lands of Hyrule. Whenever Navi flies off to a faraway spot and turns green, Link can try and play the "Scarecrow's Song" to make Bonooru's friend Pierre appear in otherwise inaccessible places, allowing the Hookshot to take Link to Pierre's location.

## Trivia

* In *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*, scarecrows resembling Pierre and Bonooru can be found in Hyrule Field.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 239 (**OoT**)
2. ↑ "*Whoa! You have an ocarina! Hey, why don't you lay a tune on me with it, baby?! [...] Well...not bad! I will remember it for you anyway! I don't mean I can remember only eight notes, but let's just cut it right there for now, baby!*" — **Bonooru** (*Ocarina of Time*)
3. ↑ "*OH YEAHHH!! That's it, that's the tune!! You rock!! I'm blown away! Oh, no, no! I didn't forget the song...I never forget anything! But I just feel like rewarding you, baby! ........ I have a good idea! My buddy Pierre is wandering around, so play that tune when you want to call him! I'll tell him to help you if he's nearby and hears that song, baby!*" — **Bonooru** (*Ocarina of Time*)
4. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time** (Shogakukan) pg. 141
5. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (Les Éditions Soleil) pg. 239
Boko Spear

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**Boko Spears** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

Boko Spears are Weapons that can commonly found in Hyrule Field and West Necluda. They are used primarily by regular Bokoblins in these areas. They belong to to the Bokoblin Gear equipment archetype, which includes all Weapons created by Bokoblins. Carved from Tree Branches, these Spear are also used by Bokoblins to skewer and Cook Food. The Hyrule Compendium recommends throwing them if they are close to breaking. Scanning the *Breath of the Wild* Series Bokoblin amiibo with the amiibo Rune has a chance of spawning a Treasure Chest containing a Boko Spear.

Being made of wood, Boko Spears will float on Water if they are dropped. They will also burn if exposed to a Scorching Climate or Fire, which is a tactic used by Bokoblins near Campfires. Finally, they do not conduct Electricity or attract Lightning during a Thunderstorm, and they cannot be picked up with the Magnesis Rune.

### *Tears of the Kingdom*

In *Tears of the Kingdom*, the Boko Spear has been renamed to Sturdy Long Stick.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Boko Spears reappear in *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*, once again being wielded by Bokoblins, starting with The Battle of Hyrule Field Scenario. A Boko Spear can be obtained for use by Link, as well as upgraded and enhanced, but is outclassed by other Weapons.

## Gallery

* Icon for the Boko Spear from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

## See Also

* Bokoblin Gear
* Dragonbone Boko Spear
* Spiked Boko Spear
* Weapon
* Sturdy Long Stick

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "*Boko Spear
A spear recklessly carved from a tree branch. Useful for skewering fish and meat, which can then be cooked over a flame. If it's close to breaking, consider throwing it.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Boko Spear
A spear recklessly carved from a tree branch. Useful for skewering fish and meat, which can then be cooked over a flame. If it's close to breaking, consider throwing it.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 174
Blue Stalfos

*This article is about the enemy. For the Sub-Boss, see Blue Stalfos.*

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

## Characteristics

### *The Adventure of Link*

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

### *A Link to the Past*

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

### *Oracle of Seasons*

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

### *Oracle of Ages*

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

### *The Minish Cap*

Blue Stalfos are found in Dungeons in *The Minish Cap*, specifically the Fortress of Winds, the Royal Crypt, the Palace of Winds, and Dark Hyrule Castle. They jump in the air and attempt to land on Link; sometimes they masquerade as Skulls, leaping up when Link approaches.

Whenever a Gibdo is burned with the Flame Lantern, a Blue Stalfos emerges from its bandages.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 207
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 171
Blue Taros

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

## Characteristics

### *A Link to the Past*

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

### *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. 208 (**ALttP** | **ALBW**)
2. ↑ *Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 2*, Shogakukan, pg. 137
Book of Seals

The **Book of Seals**, is an item in *Oracle of Ages*.

## Location and Uses

The Book of Seals is found in Eyeglass Island Library in the Present. It is needed to solve the Invisible Floor Puzzle in the Library in the Past. Without the Book of Seals, Link cannot get the Fairy Powder.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 118 (**OoA**)
2. ↑ "*Fairy Powder is locked away in back, but without another Book of Seals, no one can reach the powder.*" — N/A (*Oracle of Ages*)
Blue Rupee Like

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**Blue Rupee Likes** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Blue Rupee Likes go unnamed in *Phantom Hourglass* and *A Link Between Worlds*.

## Characteristics

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

## See Also

* Rupee Like
* Green Rupee Like
* Red Rupee Like

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 201 (**FS** | **TMC**)
Blue Pesto

**Blue Pestos** are enemies in *The Minish Cap*.

## Characteristics

Blue Pestos are found in Minish-sized areas and Dungeons across Hyrule. They attack by dropping dirt balls onto Link, covering him in earth; this can attract Moldworms to attack him. If Link throws Bombs at a Blue Pesto, it can pick them up and drop them back onto him. Using Remote Bombs, Link can defeat a Blue Pesto by detonating the Bomb while the Pesto is carrying it.

## See Also

* Pesto
* Red Pesto
* Tiny Pesto

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 197
Bosses in Spirit Tracks

A list of boss enemies in *Spirit Tracks*.

## Sub-Bosses

* Mothula
*(Forest Temple)*
* Rocktite
*(Snow Realm)*
*(Fire Realm)*
*(Sand Realm)*
* Ice Keese (x3)
*(Snow Temple)*
* Geozard Chief
*(Tower of Spirits)*
* Big Blin
*(Ocean Realm)*
* Snapper
*(Ocean Temple)*
* Heatoise
*(Fire Temple)*
* Stalfos Warriors (x3)
*(Sand Temple)*
* Dark Link
*(Take 'Em All On!)*

## Bosses

* Stagnox
*(Forest Temple)*
* Fraaz
*(Snow Temple)*
* Phytops
*(Ocean Temple)*
* Cragma
*(Fire Temple)*
* Byrne
*(Tower of Spirits)*
* Skeldritch
*(Sand Temple)*

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Demon Train
*(Dark Realm)*
* Cole
*(Dark Realm)*
* Malladus
*(Dark Realm)*
Bone Putter

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**Bone Putters** are enemies in *Link's Awakening DX*.

## Characteristics

Bone Putters are found exclusively in the bonus Color Dungeon, where they appear in rooms with the colored-platforms. Bone Putters come in two varieties: winged and wingless. Wingless Bone Putters are harmless and will not attack Link, as they will just jump around and even sometimes fall to their death as they make the colored-platforms disappear. The winged versions will sometimes accompany them, dropping Bombs on various places. Bone Putters can easily be defeated with the use of a Sword.

## Gallery

* A wingless Bone Putter from *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168
Bomb Island

**Bomb Island** is a bomb-shaped island in *The Wind Waker*.

## Features

**Fishman's Comment**
> You ought to come sail these seas on nights when the right half of the moon is missing... It'll give you shivers, fry!
>
>

**Tingle's Comment**
> Bomb Island
>
> If you go south from there, you'll see the Forest Haven. Folks fly on leaves there... That must be nice. The balloons I use keep getting popped!
>
>

Bomb Island has a secret cave hidden underneath a giant rock. Once the obstacle is blown up, Link enters the grotto and finds a dungeon-like room inside. There are plenty of Magtails as well as floor switches, so Link must stun these creatures and use their bodies as weights to keep the switches down. There is one switch to the left upon entering which must be weighed down using a Magtail before it wakes up. Once across the new path that was opened, there will be two switches to press: one surrounded in fire and another surrounded with fire but behind yet another beam of fire. Like before, the Magtails must be knocked out and placed on the first switch, while the second one requires good accuracy with throwing objects. Once both switches are pressed, the last beam of fire is extinguished and shows a chest containing a Piece of Heart.

A second Piece of Heart can be unveiled from the waters surrounding the island after finding and opening a Treasure Chart found in Earth Temple. This island is also one of the seven destinations of the Ghost Ship. One of the Traveling Merchants is also found walking on the island's grass.

Outside the island, Link finds a small lineup of jars containing Rupees. However, reaching them is difficult due to thorned vines that block the way. Also, near the island is a submarine where Link can find an empty Bottle after defeating some enemies.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 260

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*Click on an island*
Bokoblin Captain

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**Bokoblin Captains** are enemies in *Hyrule Warriors*.

## Characteristics

Bokoblin Captains resemble regular Bokoblins but equip a giant metal shield, a fancier sword and a metal helmet.

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

## Gallery

* A Bokoblin Captain as seen on the Mini Map from *Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition*

## See Also

* Bokoblin
* Captain

## References

1. ↑ *Hyrule Warriors Legends — Collector's Edition Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 426
Bombite

*Not to be confused with Bob-omb.*

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**Bombites** are enemies in *Link's Awakening*. They are sentient Bomb-like enemies that explode as their sole method of attack. They are a *The Legend of Zelda*-exclusive variant of the Bob-ombs from the *Mario* series.

## Characteristics

Bombites are exclusively found in the Key Cavern. They come in two variations, as indicated by their coloration in *Link's Awakening DX*. Red Bombites are the most common of the two. These Bombites can be found in small groups, typically in enclosed or tight spaces. They move slowly, but when they are struck with the Sword, they ignite their fuse and run about in a frenzy while bouncing off walls before eventually exploding. When they are about to explode, they will begin to flash. They can be difficult to avoid, especially in narrow areas, and thus can be dangerous enemies. The Shield can be used to block them from running into Link, however, it will not protect him from their eventual explosion.

Green Bombites only appear in one room of the Key Cavern in a group of three. These Bombites behave differently as when they are struck, they will grin and closely follow Link. They will eventually self-detonate, as indicated by their countdown on their bodies, and attempt to catch Link in the resulting blast.

Both types of Bombites can be prevented from respawning by defeating them with bombs.

## Gallery

* A green Bombite from *Link's Awakening DX*
* A green Bombite from *Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch

## See Also

* Bob-omb
* Bombarossa
* Kyandokyan

## Notes

1. ↑ Bombites were also referred to as **Buzz Bombs** in *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide* by Nintendo of America. However, because it contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, this term is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168
2. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 44
Boo Figure

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

## Location and Uses

The Boo Figure can be won from the Trendy Game in Mabe Village after completing the Key Cavern. Link can then place it on a stand in the Quadruplets House.

## See Also

* Boo
* Figure

## References

1. ↑ "*You got a Boo figure! As spooky ghosts go, this one's pretty cute!*" — N/A (*Link's Awakening* for Nintendo Switch)
Boss Arena

Redirect to:

* Boss Room

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

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==Notes==

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

==References==

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

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Boon

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**Boons** are recurring Enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. They appear as giant flies.

## Characteristics

Boons dwell in Eastern Hyrule, often found in plains and swamp areas and on Maze Island. They buzz around erratically, carrying Rocks that they will attempt to drop onto Link. They will also crash into him when flying low enough. To defeat them, Link must use the Jump Thrust or a well timed hit with the Sword. They are not particularly strong, but they are bothersome, especially when combined with other enemies such as Tektites.

### *Captain N: The Game Master*

Boons appear in the "Once Upon a Time Machine" episode of *Captain N: The Game Master*. While Link, Princess Zelda, Kevin, and Princess Lana are having a picnic in Hyrule, a swarm of giant Boons suddenly appear. Link and Kevin easily dispose of a few of them; however, the Boons prove to be a major annoyance to the heroes since one of them takes Link's Sword, another two take the picnic cake, and their presence eventually lead to Kevin's Zapper and Power Pad getting stolen by Count Gruemon.

### *The Wand of Gamelon*

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Boons also appear in *The Wand of Gamelon*.

## Notes

1. ↑ Boons were referred to as **Killer Bees** in the NES Game Atlas by Nintendo of America. However, as this contradicts the name given in *Encyclopedia*, it is not considered Canon.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168 (**TAoL**)
2. ↑ *NES Game Atlas Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 65
3. ↑ "*Boon
This giant fly persistently drop stones.*" (*Nintendo Power* no. 4, January/February 1989, pg. 22) (archive)
4. ↑ *"Sounds like we have some uninvited guests... Boons!"* — Link (*Captain N: The Game Master*, Episode Once Upon a Time Machine)
5. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Les Éditions Soleil, pg. 168
Book of Recipes

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* Misa's Recipe Book

***Misa's Recipe Book***, also known as the ***Book of Recipes***, is an Object in *Breath of the Wild*.

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==References==

1. ↑ "*Misa's Recipe Book*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*We carry just about everything—from items for self-defense to everyday groceries. By all means, please peruse the book of recipes there, and buy some of our fine ingredients!*" — Misa (*Breath of the Wild*)

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Bosses in Link's Awakening DX

The list of Bosses in *Link's Awakening DX*.

## Pre-Dungeon

* King Moblin
*(Moblin Cave)*
* Lanmola
*(Yarna Desert)*
* Armos Knight
*(Southern Face Shrine)*
* Turtle Rock
*(Tal Tal Mountain Range)*

## Mini-Bosses

* Rolling Bones
*(Tail Cave)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Hinox
*(Bottle Grotto)*
*(Eagle's Tower)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Dodongo Snakes
*(Key Cavern)*
*(Face Shrine)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Cue Ball
*(Angler's Tunnel)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Master Stalfos
*(Catfish's Maw)*
* Gohma
*(Catfish's Maw)*
* Smasher
*(Face Shrine)*
*(Turtle Rock)*
* Grim Creeper
*(Eagle's Tower)*
* Blaino
*(Turtle Rock)*

## Bosses

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

## Shadow Nightmares

* Shadow Nightmare
* Shadow Nightmare
* Shadow Nightmare
* Shadow Nightmare
* Shadow Nightmare
* DethI

## Color Dungeon

* Stone Hinox
* Giant Buzz Blob
* Evil Orb
Bosses in Four Swords Adventures

The following is a list of Bosses in *Four Swords Adventures*.

## Sub-Bosses

* Chief Soldier
* Shadow Link
* Manhandla
* Dodongos
* Big Dark Stalfos
* Gohma
* Ball and Chain Soldiers
* Big Dodongo

## Bosses

* Phantom Ganon
* Stone Arrghus
* Helmaroc King
* Big Poe
(The Swamp)
* Big Poe
(Infiltration of Hyrule Castle)
* Phantom Ganon
(Temple of Darkness)
* Big Moldorm
* Frostare
* Vaati

* Ganon
Bomb Shopkeeper

The **Bomb Shopkeeper** is a character in *A Link to the Past*.

## Biography

The Bomb Shopkeeper is small elephant-like creature that has a talent for constructing Bombs. He owns the Bomb Shop in the Dark World, exactly where Link's House appears in the Light World. He appears to have a cold that will not go away, as he is always sneezing.

When Link first meets him, he is working on building the most explosive bomb ever, but it takes him some time. So, at first he sells only regular bombs, but later, when Link has recovered six of the crystals (or just the 5th and 6th crystal), he sells a Super Bomb that allows Link to access the Mysterious Pond at the base of the Pyramid of Power.

## Gallery

* The Bomb Shopkeeper inside his shop
* The Bomb Shopkeeper sneezing

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past — Nintendo Player's Guide*, Nintendo of America, pg. 70
2. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 228 (**ALttP**)
3. ↑ **Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 2** (Shogakukan 2) pg. 136
4. ↑ **Encyclopedia** (TOKYOPOP) pg. 228
Boat Oar

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**Boat Oars** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

Boat Oars are found in East Necluda and along the Necluda Sea. They are particularly common around Lurelin Village, but they are also used as Weapons by Monsters in the area. Though they were originally made to paddle boats, they may be useful for self-defense.

Since they are made of wood, Boat Oars will float if they are dropped on Water. However, they will also burn when exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate. They will not attract Lightning during Thunderstorms or conduct Electricity, and they are unable to be picked up with the Magnesis Rune.

Boat Oars are part of the Daily Use Goods equipment archetype, a series of tools used by the residents of towns throughout Hyrule Kingdom.

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

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## Gallery

* Icon for the Boat Oar from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

## See Also

* Daily Use Goods
* Fishing Harpoon
* Weapon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Boat Oar
Made for paddling boats, but it was made sturdy enough to fight strong currents. Maybe it's useful for self-defense in a pinch.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Boat Oar
Made for paddling boats, but it was made sturdy enough to fight strong currents. Maybe it's useful for self-defense in a pinch.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 169
Bosses in Ocarina of Time 3D

A list of Bosses in *Ocarina of Time 3D*.

## Sub-Bosses

* Lizalfos
*(Dodongo's Cavern)*
* Big Octo
*(Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly)*
* Stalfos
*(Forest Temple)*
* OoT3D Meg Model.png

Meg
*(Forest Temple)*
* OoT3D Flare Dancer Model.png

Flare Dancer
*(Fire Temple)*
* OoT3D White Wolfos Model.png

White Wolfos
*(Ice Cavern)*
* Dark Link
*(Water Temple)*
* Dead Hand
*(Bottom of the Well)*
*(Shadow Temple)*
* Gerudo Thief
*(Gerudo's Fortress)*
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Iron Knuckle
*(Spirit Temple)*
*(Gerudo Training Ground)*
*(Ganon's Castle)*
*(Fire Temple)*

## Bosses

* *Parasitic Armored Arachnid*: Gohma
*(Inside the Deku Tree)*
* *Infernal Dinosaur*: King Dodongo
*(Dodongo's Cavern)*
* *Bio-Electric Anemone*: Barinade
*(Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly)*
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*Evil Spirit from Beyond*: Phantom Ganon
*(Forest Temple)*
* OoT3D Volvagia Model.png

*Subterranean Lava Dragon*: Volvagia
*(Fire Temple)*
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*Giant Aquatic Amoeba*: Morpha
*(Water Temple)*
* *Phantom Shadow Beast*: Bongo Bongo
*(Shadow Temple)*
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*Sorceress Sisters*: Twinrova
*(Spirit Temple)*
* *Great King of Evil*: Ganondorf
*(Ganon's Castle)*
* Ganon
*(Ganon's Castle)*
Boko Nut

**Boko Nuts** are objects in *The Wind Waker*.

## Uses

**Tingle's Comment**
> Oh!
> A **Boko Nut**!
>
> You could pick it up and hit things with it!
>
>

Found in the Forbidden Woods and Horseshoe Island, Boko Nuts grow on a special stalk, from which the nut can be dislodged. Link can pick one up and carry it around rooms. Eventually, the nut will decompose and fall apart. A new nut will then grow in place of the old one. These nuts can be used as blunt weapons to defeat enemies and are required to open a few doors. They can also be used to press special switches. If a Boko Nut is out of reach, Link can use the Deku Leaf to blow it from its stalk.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Oh! A Boko Nut! You could pick it up and hit things with it!*" — Tingle (*The Wind Waker*)
2. ↑ "*I really wish I could roll this Boko Nut... Do you have anything that could do it?*" — Tingle (*The Wind Waker*)
Boss Challenge

*This article is about the mode in Ocarina of Time 3D. For the mode in Hyrule Warriors, see Challenge Mode.*

The **Boss Challenge** is a mode featured in *Ocarina of Time 3D*. It can be accessed after Link completes the Forest Temple and returns to the Temple of Time to talk with Sheik. There, Sheik will mention that the young hero can now return to his house in Kokiri Forest to fight the bosses he has defeated up to that point.

## Overview

After defeating a boss, Link will have the option of battling against it once again. This can be done by going to his house and approaching his bed to have the option to go to sleep, which will allow the young hero to rest up and recover his lost health. From then, Link has the opportunity to fight against any boss he has already beaten.

In this new feature, battles will be timed, although they will still be played the same. However, Link will only have certain number of Heart Containers depending on the boss he is currently facing; for example, Link will only have 3 Heart Containers against Queen Gohma, 4 against King Dodongo, and so on. His inventory will also be limited according to what items Link has obtained up to the boss he is fighting, like in Ganon's Tower from *The Wind Waker*. Each time a boss is defeated during the Boss Challenge, the game will tally up the victory and show how many times that boss has been defeated as well as the record time.

## Boss Gauntlet

After having completed the Spirit Temple, each boss in the Boss Challenge mode must be defeated one more time to unlock the Boss Gauntlet mode. In this mode, Link has to fight through every boss, one after another. The Gauntlet begins against Gohma with Link having five Heart Containers. At the end of each fight, Link has a chance to choose between two Treasure Chests that randomly reward him with ammunition, weapons, or recovery items.

Throughout the Boss Gauntlet, Link can only restore his life between battles by using any of the bottled items he might have with him during the current fight. The game will record the time it took to defeat all of the bosses after completing the boss gauntlet.

## Master Quest Boss Challenge

In the Master Quest Boss Challenge, the bosses will cause twice as much damage to Link. The Child Link boss battles start the young hero off with 3 Heart Containers, while the Adult Link battles give him 5 Heart Containers to last through the challenge. Unlike the normal Boss Challenge, Link will not be able to recover his health at all.

The Master Quest Boss Gauntlet applies the same previous restrictions, with the addition that Link will only have 3 Heart Containers to last for the entire gauntlet.

## References

1. ↑ *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D — Prima Official Game Guide*, Prima Games, pg. 2
2. ↑ "*If you want to challenge the mighty foes you've defeated again, make for the bed in your childhood home.*" — Sheik (*Ocarina of Time 3D*)
Boko Club

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**Boko Clubs** are recurring Items in *The Legend of Zelda* series.

Boko Clubs are commonly found and dropped by red Bokoblins throughout Hyrule Kingdom, especially on the Great Plateau. They are made by Bokoblins to hunt small prey, but due to a lack of refinement, they have low durability. They belong to the Bokoblin Gear equipment archetype, a series of Weapons created and used by Bokoblins. The most common locations to find Boko Clubs is in Hyrule Field and West Necluda. They also have a chance to appear inside Treasure Chests that spawn when the *Breath of the Wild* Series Bokoblin amiibo is scanned with the amiibo Rune.

Being made of wood, Boko Clubs will burn if exposed to Fire or a Scorching Climate. Bokoblins often use this fact to deal additional Fire damage to Link, using a Campfire to set their Clubs on Fire before attacking. Unlike metallic Weapons, they will not attract Lightning during Thunderstorms or conduct Electricity, and they will float if they are dropped in Water.

## Other Appearances

### *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

Non-Canon Information

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

## Gallery

* Artwork of a Bokoblin holding a Boko Club for *Breath of the Wild*
* A Bokoblin lighting a Boko Club on Fire from *Breath of the Wild*
* Icon for the Boko Club from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*
* Icon of a Bokoblin with a Boko Club from *Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*

## See Also

* Bokoblin Gear
* Weapon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "*Boko Club
A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low.*" — Inventory (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Boko Club
A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick.*" — Allies (*Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity*)
3. ↑ *Creating a Champion*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 174
Bomb Hugging Squirrel

Ambiguously Canon Information

**Bomb Hugging Squirrels** are enemies in *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*.[*name reference needed*] They appear in Steamy Marsh. As their name implies, they are Squirrels that have taken to curling up on Bomb Fruit. They usually spend their time sleeping on the fruit; this is the best time to attack. Attacking at any other time runs the risk of the Squirrel setting off the bomb. The **Bomb Hugging Squirrel** will explode with the bomb, causing damage to Tingle. They drop Bomb Fruit when defeated.

Some Squirrels also appear on the Squirrel Wheel in the Steamy Marsh. They will run on the wheel when touched, but they will not attack and cannot be harmed.
Boldon

*Not to be confused with Bolson, another character from* Breath of the Wild*.*

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

## Biography

Boldon is a Goron traveler who can be found walking along Ternio Trail. He walks to the Foothill Stable before heading back along the trail.

Boldon is the ambassador of tourism of Goron City, and recommends that everyone visit it, but also admits that it has its share of problems. Boldon adds that because of the Divine Beast Vah Rudania, the Goron Hot Springs have seen fewer tourists lately. Boldon also tells Link that if he plans on visiting Goron City or other Scorching Climates, he should wear the Flamebreaker Armor or make a Fireproof Elixir.

In the Lanayru Region, Boldon says that there is a noticeable difference to the east and west of the dividing line, which is why Woodland Stable is too cold for Gorons. Boldon comments about the ruined Hyrule Castle. He says the treasure hunters who plunder it are crazy.

If an enemy is fought near him, Boldon assumes a defensive position and tells the threat to come and get him. When spoken to after this, the Goron says that if they put their together their heads as well as their muscles, the two can "stomp em' flat." He will then reward Link with a dish.

## See Also

* Ternio Trail
* Foothill Stable
* Naddon

## References

1. ↑ "*I know my brother, Boldon, is off travelin' somewhere.*" — Naddon (*Breath of the Wild*)
2. ↑ "*Boldon*" — N/A (*Breath of the Wild*)
3. ↑ "*I'm Boldon, Goron City's ambassador of tourism! Goron City's great—everyone should visit it at least once in their lives! But even the greatest cities have their problems...*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
4. ↑ "*We've had fewer visitors to the Goron Hot Springs recently, and it's all thanks to that sweltering, ugly thing!*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
5. ↑ "*If you can't wrangle any fire-resistant clothes, you can get by with some fireproof elixirs. You can make one by cooking a fireproof lizard with a... with a, um... Oh, boy...with something else.*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
6. ↑ "*If you're going somewhere hot, it's a good idea to bring some fireproof elixirs.*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
7. ↑ "*There's a noticeable difference in the heat to the east and west of this dividing line. If you go as far as the Woodland Stable, it's just too chilly for us Gorons!*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
8. ↑ "*These days, Hyrule Castle is just a creepy old ruin. The treasure hunters who sneak in there must be crazy!*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
9. ↑ "*Come 'n' get me...*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
10. ↑ "*If we put our heads together as well as our muscles, we can stomp 'em flat!*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
11. ↑ "*This is for you. Take it-it's yours now.*" — **Boldon** (*Breath of the Wild*)
Bone

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

## Location and Uses

### *Link's Awakening*

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In *Link's Awakening*, piles of Bones can be found in rocky or sandy areas like caverns and Yarna Desert. There is a pile of Bone in CiaoCiao's hut.

### *Twilight Princess*

Bones can be found in Hyrule Castle Town on the southeast road beside a dog. The Bone can be picked up and thrown. If thrown, the nearby dog will chase after it, wagging its tail. If Link throws the Bone near some bushes, the dog may bring back Rupees instead.[*verification needed*]

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

In *Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*, the Bone is an Ingredient that can be obtained mostly from Rats. They can be used to make Tingle Fireworks and Sunshine Paste.

Non-Canon Information

### *Zelda's Adventure*

In *Zelda's Adventure*, the Bone can be purchased from the general store in Great Wimbich for 20 Rubies. It can then be given to the shopkeeper's Dog outside, which will then drop the Short Axe Spell.

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 168 (**LADX**)
2. ↑ "*Bone*" — Kitchen (*Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland*)
3. ↑ "*If you throw a bone or something, they wag their tails so happily... Dogs are so cute...*" — Hylian (*Twilight Princess*)
Bombling

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**Bomblings** are enemies and items in *Twilight Princess*.

## Characteristics

Bomblings appear as enemies in the Forest Temple. They will crouch when approached and, if not picked up or attacked, will start attacking Link. If startled, they will self-destruct after a short amount of time.

Bomblings are used during the Forest Temple as Bomb substitutes. They can be used to blow up rocks and defeat Deku Likes. They are mostly used along with the Gale Boomerang, which can move them to faraway areas. The Temple's boss, Diababa, must be also defeated with the aid of Bomblings.

According to Chudley, Bomblings are popular as pets among the women of the Castle Town.

## Location and Uses

After completing the Lakebed Temple, Link will receive a letter from Barnes indicating that he has stocked up on Bomblings.

When used, Bomblings will run in a straight line until they have contact with another object, at which point they will explode. If they are near an enemy, they will follow it. 10 Bomblings can be held in each Bomb Bag until Link receives an upgrade, which allows him to hold 20 Bomblings per bag. They can also be used along the Bow to create Bomb Arrows.

Unlike standard Bombs and Water Bombs, Bomblings are entirely optional.

## See Also

* Bombchu
* Bomb Flower

## References

1. ↑ *Encyclopedia*, Dark Horse Books, pg. 118 (**TP**)
2. ↑ "*Pocket Bombling
This dangerous pet is popular with the ladies in town.*" — Chudley (*Twilight Princess*)
3. ↑ "*You got bomblings (10)! Release them and they'll travel forward and explode if they hit something or after some time.*" — N/A (*Twilight Princess*)