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* TurnsRed: As the Gleeok takes more damage, its heads become severed and start flying erratically around the room while shooting fireballs at Link from all angles. Therefore, the battle becomes more difficult with each severed head.
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Dog-headed warriors who inhabit wooded areas around Hyrule. A few non-hostile ones can be found in hidden rooms, either bribing Link to leave them alone or requiring bribes to let him pass.
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* BegoneBribe: "IT'S A SECRET TO EVERYBODY." The Moblin is bribing Link to leave him alone and not tell anyone where he is.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Called "Molblin" in the manual, a direct transliteration of "Moriburin", their Japanese name.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful of Moblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Called "Molblin" in the manual, a direct transliteration of "Moriburin", their Japanese name.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful of Moblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
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* BegoneBribe: "IT'S A SECRET TO EVERYBODY." The Moblin Molblin is bribing Link to leave him alone and not tell anyone where he is.
* BullyBulldog: The Molblin resembles a humanoid bulldog, and it is an aggressive enemy with a perpetual scowl.
* JavelinThrower: The Molblin carries spears, which it throws in a straight line in front as an attack.
* PunnyName: Its name derives from "Moriburin", a portmanteau between "Goblin" and the Japanese word for "Forest" ("Mori"). Since Molblins are commonly found in forests (especially the Lost Woods), it's a fitting name.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS:Called In [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness this first game and its sequel]], this enemy is called "Molblin" in the manual, a direct transliteration of "Moriburin", their Japanese name.
name (a portmanteau meaning "Forest Goblin"). Later games shorten the translation to "Moblin".
* SpikesOfVillainy: In its artwork, the evil Molblin wears armor covered with spikes.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful ofMoblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
Molblins do not fight Link and instead reward him with rupees.
* BullyBulldog: The Molblin resembles a humanoid bulldog, and it is an aggressive enemy with a perpetual scowl.
* JavelinThrower: The Molblin carries spears, which it throws in a straight line in front as an attack.
* PunnyName: Its name derives from "Moriburin", a portmanteau between "Goblin" and the Japanese word for "Forest" ("Mori"). Since Molblins are commonly found in forests (especially the Lost Woods), it's a fitting name.
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* SpikesOfVillainy: In its artwork, the evil Molblin wears armor covered with spikes.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful of
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-> Voiced by in ''BS Legend of Zelda'': Naomi Fujisawa (Japanese)
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-> Voiced '''Voiced by in ''BS Legend of Zelda'': Zelda''''': Naomi Fujisawa (Japanese)
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!!Enemy Bosses
[[folder: Aquamentus]]
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->''A type of dragon that some call a unicorn. As well as having lots of attacking power, it's a fearful opponent. It emits mean beams.''
A unicorn-like dragon, Aquamentus attacks by spitting fireballs at Link and guards the Triforce pieces in Level One and Level Seven.
[[folder: Aquamentus]]
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->''A type of dragon that some call a unicorn. As well as having lots of attacking power, it's a fearful opponent. It emits mean beams.''
A unicorn-like dragon, Aquamentus attacks by spitting fireballs at Link and guards the Triforce pieces in Level One and Level Seven.
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A unicorn-like dragon, Aquamentus attacks
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* BreathWeapon: It spits fireballs at Link.
* ImmuneToFire: It's unique among the game's enemies for being impossible to harm with fire.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Largely of the Western type, although with a unicorn horn, capable of spitting fireballs and found guarding {{Plot Coupon}}s in a dungeon.
* RecurringBoss: It's fought twice, first in Level One and then in Level Seven.
* StockSoundEffects: It uses a a pterodactyl roar lifted straight out of a then-contemporary cartoon, just in low quality (and low pitch).
* {{Unicorn}}: The manual states that some call Aquamentus a unicorn, and it does indeed bear a unicorn-like horn on its brow.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: It's encountered again in Level 7. It has not gotten any stronger or picked up any new tricks by that point -- two hits is all it takes to kill it and the Magical Shield can block its beams.
* WakeUpCallBoss: If you have the White Sword and Magical Shield, or if you brought an Arrow to go with the dungeon's Bow, he's easy as pie. If you go after it with just the Wooden Sword and Shield, you're going to be frantically dodging his beams and trying to stab it in between his shots. It also takes six hits from the Wooden Sword to kill it, whereas you can sustain three hits from it if you're at full life. Basically, Aquamentus is there to prove that you can't just stab your way through the game.
* ImmuneToFire: It's unique among the game's enemies for being impossible to harm with fire.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Largely of the Western type, although with a unicorn horn, capable of spitting fireballs and found guarding {{Plot Coupon}}s in a dungeon.
* RecurringBoss: It's fought twice, first in Level One and then in Level Seven.
* StockSoundEffects: It uses a a pterodactyl roar lifted straight out of a then-contemporary cartoon, just in low quality (and low pitch).
* {{Unicorn}}: The manual states that some call Aquamentus a unicorn, and it does indeed bear a unicorn-like horn on its brow.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: It's encountered again in Level 7. It has not gotten any stronger or picked up any new tricks by that point -- two hits is all it takes to kill it and the Magical Shield can block its beams.
* WakeUpCallBoss: If you have the White Sword and Magical Shield, or if you brought an Arrow to go with the dungeon's Bow, he's easy as pie. If you go after it with just the Wooden Sword and Shield, you're going to be frantically dodging his beams and trying to stab it in between his shots. It also takes six hits from the Wooden Sword to kill it, whereas you can sustain three hits from it if you're at full life. Basically, Aquamentus is there to prove that you can't just stab your way through the game.
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* BreathWeapon: It spits fireballs at Link.
* ImmuneToFire: It's unique amongAllThereInTheManual: Unlike her fellow iconic series staples Link, Zelda, and Ganon, Impa does not appear in-game. Her brief but important role in the game's enemies for being impossible to harm story is only covered by the instruction booklet.
* DamselInDistress: When Link finds Impa, she's been cornered by Ganon's henchmen. He jumps in and rescues her.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Impa's original design looks rather like an ugly old hag or crone. Even when ignoring the later entries where she is reimagined as a {{Xenafi|cation}}ed {{Ninja}}, the other games that have Impa in this non-action role (beginning withfire.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Largely of the Western type, althoughher next appearance in ''VideoGame/ZeldaIITheAdventureOfLink'') tend to portray her with a unicorn horn, capable softer, more grandmotherly features. Additionally, since her appearance predates the Sheikah tribe's introduction in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of spitting fireballs Time]]'', she has none of their trademark features here.
* LadyInWaiting: Impa is the nursemaid to the princess.
* MsExposition: Impa's role is primarily to explain the backstory to Link andfound guarding {{Plot Coupon}}s in a dungeon.
* RecurringBoss: It's fought twice, first in Level One and then in Level Seven.
* StockSoundEffects: It uses a a pterodactyl roar lifted straight out of a then-contemporary cartoon, just in low quality (and low pitch).
* {{Unicorn}}: The manual states that some call Aquamentus a unicorn, and it does indeed bear a unicorn-like horn on its brow.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: It's encountered again in Level 7. It has not gotten any stronger or picked up any new tricks by that point -- two hits is all it takes to kill it andtell him about the Magical Shield can block its beams.
* WakeUpCallBoss: If you have the White Sword and Magical Shield, or if you brought an Arrow to go with the dungeon's Bow, he's easy as pie. If you go after it with just the Wooden Sword and Shield, you're going to be frantically dodging his beams and trying to stab it in between his shots. It also takes six hitsnine labyrinths. In fact, her name is derived from the Wooden Sword to kill it, whereas you can sustain three hits from it if you're at full life. Basically, Aquamentus is there to prove that you can't just stab your way through word "impart" because she imparts the game.legend of Zelda.
* RedIsHeroic: Impa has red hair and wears a red robe, and is Zelda's loyal nursemaid who sends the courageous Link on his journey.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Impa only appears with a small role [[AllThereInTheManual in the manual]], and yet she is the one responsible for sending Link on this adventure.
* ImmuneToFire: It's unique among
* DamselInDistress: When Link finds Impa, she's been cornered by Ganon's henchmen. He jumps in and rescues her.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Impa's original design looks rather like an ugly old hag or crone. Even when ignoring the later entries where she is reimagined as a {{Xenafi|cation}}ed {{Ninja}}, the other games that have Impa in this non-action role (beginning with
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Largely of the Western type, although
* LadyInWaiting: Impa is the nursemaid to the princess.
* MsExposition: Impa's role is primarily to explain the backstory to Link and
* RecurringBoss: It's fought twice, first in Level One and then in Level Seven.
* StockSoundEffects: It uses a a pterodactyl roar lifted straight out of a then-contemporary cartoon, just in low quality (and low pitch).
* {{Unicorn}}: The manual states that some call Aquamentus a unicorn, and it does indeed bear a unicorn-like horn on its brow.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: It's encountered again in Level 7. It has not gotten any stronger or picked up any new tricks by that point -- two hits is all it takes to kill it and
* WakeUpCallBoss: If you have the White Sword and Magical Shield, or if you brought an Arrow to go with the dungeon's Bow, he's easy as pie. If you go after it with just the Wooden Sword and Shield, you're going to be frantically dodging his beams and trying to stab it in between his shots. It also takes six hits
* RedIsHeroic: Impa has red hair and wears a red robe, and is Zelda's loyal nursemaid who sends the courageous Link on his journey.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Impa only appears with a small role [[AllThereInTheManual in the manual]], and yet she is the one responsible for sending Link on this adventure.
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[[folder: Dodongo]]
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->''A giant rhinoceros. It hasn't got so much attacking power, but it bounces off attacks with its thick hide.''
A ''Triceratops''-like monster found as the boss of Level Two and, in the second quest, of Level Three and Level Eight. Its hide is completely invulnerable, and cannot be harmed by any of Link's weapons -- its insides, however, are a different story.
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->''A giant rhinoceros. It hasn't got so much attacking power, but it bounces off attacks with its thick hide.''
A ''Triceratops''-like monster found as the boss of Level Two and, in the second quest, of Level Three and Level Eight. Its hide is completely invulnerable, and cannot be harmed by any of Link's weapons -- its insides, however, are a different story.
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[[folder:Dodongo]]
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->''Agiant rhinoceros. It hasn't got so much type of dragon that some call a unicorn. As well as having lots of attacking power, but it bounces off attacks with its thick hide.it's a fearful opponent. It emits mean beams.''
A''Triceratops''-like monster found as unicorn-like dragon, Aquamentus attacks by spitting fireballs at Link and guards the boss of Triforce pieces in Level Two and, in the second quest, of Level Three One and Level Eight. Its hide is completely invulnerable, and cannot be harmed by any of Link's weapons -- its insides, however, are a different story.Seven.
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* DegradedBoss: After the first one fought as a boss, Dodongos are found as regular enemies in later dungeons -- and, in fact, appear in trios where a single one served as the final boss of the second dungeon.
* FeedItABomb: Famously so -- Dodongo is invulnerable on the outside, but mindlessly eats whatever is in front of it. If Link leaves a bomb in its path, the beast will eat it and be harmed when it explodes in its gut.
* OneHitKill: If you can time a bomb so it explodes in his face, Dodongo will be stunned and a single sword hit will finish it off. Otherwise it require feeding it two bombs to kill. In later levels where multiple Dodongos appear together it's entirely possible to take out more than one at a time with the proper positioning.
* PunnyName: Its name derives from "dodon", the Japanese onomatopoeia for an explosion.
* FeedItABomb: Famously so -- Dodongo is invulnerable on the outside, but mindlessly eats whatever is in front of it. If Link leaves a bomb in its path, the beast will eat it and be harmed when it explodes in its gut.
* OneHitKill: If you can time a bomb so it explodes in his face, Dodongo will be stunned and a single sword hit will finish it off. Otherwise it require feeding it two bombs to kill. In later levels where multiple Dodongos appear together it's entirely possible to take out more than one at a time with the proper positioning.
* PunnyName: Its name derives from "dodon", the Japanese onomatopoeia for an explosion.
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* DegradedBoss: After BreathWeapon: It spits fireballs at Link.
* ImmuneToFire: It's unique among thefirst one fought as a boss, Dodongos are found as regular game's enemies in later dungeons -- and, in fact, appear in trios where a single one served as the final boss for being impossible to harm with fire.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Largely of thesecond Western type, although with a unicorn horn, capable of spitting fireballs and found guarding {{Plot Coupon}}s in a dungeon.
*FeedItABomb: Famously so -- Dodongo is invulnerable RecurringBoss: It's fought twice, first in Level One and then in Level Seven.
* StockSoundEffects: It uses a a pterodactyl roar lifted straight out of a then-contemporary cartoon, just in low quality (and low pitch).
* {{Unicorn}}: The manual states that some call Aquamentus a unicorn, and it does indeed bear a unicorn-like horn onthe outside, but mindlessly eats whatever is in front of it. If Link leaves a bomb in its path, the beast will eat brow.
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: It's encountered again in Level 7. It has not gotten any stronger or picked up any new tricks by that point -- two hits is all it takes to kill it andbe harmed when it explodes in the Magical Shield can block its gut.
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* PunnyName: Its name derivesdungeon's Bow, he's easy as pie. If you go after it with just the Wooden Sword and Shield, you're going to be frantically dodging his beams and trying to stab it in between his shots. It also takes six hits from "dodon", the Japanese onomatopoeia for an explosion.Wooden Sword to kill it, whereas you can sustain three hits from it if you're at full life. Basically, Aquamentus is there to prove that you can't just stab your way through the game.
* ImmuneToFire: It's unique among the
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Largely of the
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* StockSoundEffects: It uses a a pterodactyl roar lifted straight out of a then-contemporary cartoon, just in low quality (and low pitch).
* {{Unicorn}}: The manual states that some call Aquamentus a unicorn, and it does indeed bear a unicorn-like horn on
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[[folder: Manhandla]]
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->'''Other names:''' Testitart (Japanese)
->''A large man-eating flower with hands sticking out in all four directions. It moves faster as it loses its hands. It's pretty mean. So, watch out!''
A ferocious plant with snapping maws, Mandhandla moves faster as each head is severed. It serves as the boss of Level Three, and is also found in Level Four and Level Eight.
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->'''Other names:''' Testitart (Japanese)
->''A large man-eating flower with hands sticking out in all four directions. It moves faster as it loses its hands. It's pretty mean. So, watch out!''
A ferocious plant with snapping maws, Mandhandla moves faster as each head is severed. It serves as the boss of Level Three, and is also found in Level Four and Level Eight.
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[[folder: Manhandla]]
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->'''Other names:''' Testitart (Japanese)
->''A large man-eating flower giant rhinoceros. It hasn't got so much attacking power, but it bounces off attacks with hands sticking out in all four directions. It moves faster as it loses its hands. It's pretty mean. So, watch out!''
thick hide.''
Aferocious plant with snapping maws, Mandhandla moves faster as each head is severed. It serves ''Triceratops''-like monster found as the boss of Level Three, and is also found Two and, in the second quest, of Level Four Three and Level Eight.Eight. Its hide is completely invulnerable, and cannot be harmed by any of Link's weapons -- its insides, however, are a different story.
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* DegradedBoss: After the first one fought as a boss, Dodongos are found as regular enemies in later dungeons -- and, in fact, appear in trios where a single one served as the final boss of the second dungeon.
* FeedItABomb: Famously so -- Dodongo is invulnerable on the outside, but mindlessly eats whatever is in front of it. If Link leaves a bomb in its path, the beast will eat it and be harmed when it explodes in its gut.
* OneHitKill: If you can time a bomb so it explodes in his face, Dodongo will be stunned and a single sword hit will finish it off. Otherwise it require feeding it two bombs to kill. In later levels where multiple Dodongos appear together it's entirely possible to take out more than one at a time with the proper positioning.
* PunnyName: Its name derives from "dodon", the Japanese onomatopoeia for an explosion.
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->'''Other names:''' Testitart (Japanese)
->''A large man-eating flower with hands sticking out in all four directions. It moves faster as it loses its hands. It's pretty mean. So, watch out!''
A ferocious plant with snapping maws, Mandhandla moves faster as each head is severed. It serves as the boss of Level Three, and is also found in Level Four and Level Eight.
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* FeedItABomb: Famously so -- Dodongo is invulnerable on the outside, but mindlessly eats whatever is in front of it. If Link leaves a bomb in its path, the beast will eat it and be harmed when it explodes in its gut.
* OneHitKill: If you can time a bomb so it explodes in his face, Dodongo will be stunned and a single sword hit will finish it off. Otherwise it require feeding it two bombs to kill. In later levels where multiple Dodongos appear together it's entirely possible to take out more than one at a time with the proper positioning.
* PunnyName: Its name derives from "dodon", the Japanese onomatopoeia for an explosion.
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->'''Other names:''' Testitart (Japanese)
->''A large man-eating flower with hands sticking out in all four directions. It moves faster as it loses its hands. It's pretty mean. So, watch out!''
A ferocious plant with snapping maws, Mandhandla moves faster as each head is severed. It serves as the boss of Level Three, and is also found in Level Four and Level Eight.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Prior to getting captured by Ganon, she broke the Triforce of Wisdom to keep it out of Ganon's grasp, and sent Impa to look for a champion. In ''BS'' she is flat out PromotedToPlayable.
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: In ''BS'' she is capable of throwing the Master Sword as an attack.
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: In ''BS'' she is capable of throwing the Master Sword as an attack.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Prior to getting captured by Ganon, she broke the Triforce of Wisdom to keep it out of Ganon's grasp, and sent Impa to look for a champion. In ''BS'' she is flat out PromotedToPlayable.\n* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: In ''BS'' she is capable of throwing the Master Sword as an attack.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Magical Sword is the strongest sword Link can get. It also becomes an IconicItem for this iteration and his weapob in the sequel.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Magical Sword is the strongest sword Link can get. It also becomes an IconicItem for this iteration and his weapob weapon in the sequel.
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* SegmentedSerpent: Moldorm is represented as a string of five red-and-orange circles. Unlike later games, they can be damaged anywhere on their bodies. Lanmola has a similar appearance, but with a large eye for its head segment.
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* SegmentedSerpent: Moldorm is represented as a string of five red-and-orange circles. Unlike later games, they can be damaged anywhere on their bodies. Lanmola has a similar appearance, but with a large eye for its head segment.
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* AdaptedOut: Does not appear in the Satellaview remake.
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* AscendedExtra: Becomes a dungeon boss in the Satellaview remake.
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* {{Expy}}: Ganon's name during development was Gyuumaou Hakkai, as he was conceived as an amalgamation of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhu_Bajie Chohakkai (Zhu Bajie, a.k.a. "Pigsy")]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bull_Demon_King Gyuumao (Ox King)]] from ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. [[KingKoopaCopy He also bears a lot of references to Bowser]], down to the way he fights as the final boss.
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* {{Expy}}: Ganon's name during development was Gyuumaou Hakkai, as he was conceived as an amalgamation of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhu_Bajie Chohakkai (Zhu Bajie, a.k.a. "Pigsy")]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bull_Demon_King Gyuumao (Ox King)]] from ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. [[KingKoopaCopy He also bears a lot of references to Bowser]], Bowser]] (also based on the Ox King), down to the way he fights as the final boss.
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A list of characters in the first ''VideoGame/{{The Legend of Zelda|I}}'' and its [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaISatellaview Satellaview remake]].
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A list of characters in the first ''VideoGame/{{The Legend of Zelda|I}}'' and its
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-beat schemes up to and including taking over Hyrule several times and, in this timeline at least, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons this depiction of him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames having undergone a botched resurrection]] centuries ago.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-beat schemes up to and including successfully taking over Hyrule several times and, in this timeline at least, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons this depiction of him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to him having [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames having undergone a botched resurrection]] resurrection centuries ago.ago]].
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-beat schemes up to and including taking over Hyrule several times and, in this timeline at least, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames his botched resurrection]].
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-beat schemes up to and including taking over Hyrule several times and, in this timeline at least, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons this depiction of him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames his having undergone a botched resurrection]]. resurrection]] centuries ago.
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[[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaTheTriforceWielders The hero]] of the game. A young Hylian tasked with reassembling the fragmented Triforce of Wisdom and thwarting Ganon.
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[[Characters/TheLegendOfZeldaTheTriforceWielders The hero]] A young boy in a tunic]] who serves as the hero of the game. A young Hylian He is tasked with reassembling the fragmented Triforce of Wisdom and thwarting Ganon.
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* {{Expy}}: Her role in the game is near-identical to that of Princess Peach in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1'', being a princess locked away in the villain's dungeon because only her magic can undo the curse he has cast upon the land.
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* {{Expy}}: Her role in the game is near-identical to that of Princess Peach in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1'', being a princess locked away in the villain's dungeon because only her magic can undo the curse he has cast upon the land. Some of the artwork depicting this Zelda (as seen on this page) also gives her a pink, fluffy dress in contrast to the slimmer dresses worn by other incarnations.
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* InconsistentColoring: She has three designs with three different hair colors: one blonde, one brunette, and one redheaded version of the brunette design. The canonical color seems to be the brunette design , though some offical books (such as the ''Arts & Artifacts'' art book) use the redheaded version instead. The ''BS'' design on stronger SNES hardware is blonde.
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* InconsistentColoring: She has three designs with three different hair colors: one blonde, one brunette, and one redheaded version of the brunette design. The canonical color seems to be the brunette design , though some offical books (such as the ''Arts & Artifacts'' art book) use the redheaded version instead. The ''BS'' design on stronger SNES hardware is blonde.blonde, and later incarnations would mostly follow suit.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-break schemes, up to and including successfully taking over Hyrule and, in the timeline this Ganon comes from, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to his botched resurrection.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-break schemes, harder-to-beat schemes up to and including successfully taking over Hyrule Hyrule several times and, in the this timeline this Ganon comes from, at least, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames his botched resurrection.resurrection]].
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Ganon here is regarded as an intelligent warlord in the manual but his plan boils down to kidnapping Zelda and stealing the Triforce of Power, while later games would give him much more complex and harder-to-break schemes, up to and including successfully taking over Hyrule and, in the timeline this Ganon comes from, killing the one man who could stop him. ''Hyrule Historia'' retcons him to actually being the least intelligent form of Ganon, thanks to his botched resurrection.
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* TheCameo: According to the Japanese instruction booklet, it's a KingMook for the Piranha Plant from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros'' This is removed from localized manuals.
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* TheCameo: According to the Japanese instruction booklet, it's a KingMook for the Piranha Plant from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros'' ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. This is removed from localized manuals.
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* PigMan: His real appearance is an anthropomorphic pig. According to Ganon's backstory in ''A Link to the Past'', it was because the Triforce transformed [[WasOnceAMan the human thief Ganondorf]] into a demonic form that reflected his lust for power.
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* PigMan: His real appearance physical form is an anthropomorphic pig.boar-like creature. According to Ganon's backstory in ''A Link to the Past'', it was because the Triforce transformed [[WasOnceAMan the human thief Ganondorf]] into a demonic form that reflected his lust for power.
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* TookALevelInDumbass: ''Hyrule Historia'' states that this Ganon is devoid of the intelligence that he had in his original form, Ganondorf.
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* TookALevelInDumbass: ''Hyrule Historia'' states that this Ganon is devoid of the intelligence that he had in his original form, Ganondorf.and apparently little to none of Ganondorf is even left at this point.
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* {{Cyclops}}: The ingame sprite shows them as having a single eye in the middle of their head, which the artwork interpreted as being a spike on their helmets.
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* {{Cyclops}}: The ingame sprite shows them as having a single eye in the middle of their head, which the artwork interpreted as being a spike on their helmets.helmets, as an example of EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference.
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* FoodAsBribe: In the seventh dungeon, you have to buy a bait to pass a particularly hungry Moblin enemy.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful of Goblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful of Goblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
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* FoodAsBribe: In SpellMyNameWithAnS: Called "Molblin" in the seventh dungeon, you have to buy manual, a bait to pass a particularly hungry Moblin enemy.
direct transliteration of "Moriburin", their Japanese name.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful ofGoblins Moblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
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* FoodAsBribe: In the some dungeons, you have to give a bait to a hungry Goriya to get it to stop blocking a passageway.
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* FoodAsBribe: In the some dungeons, you have to give a bait to a hungry Goriya to get it to stop blocking a passageway.
passageway. Most notably in the seventh dungeon. The game lets you know he's hungry by his saying of "GRUMBLE GRUMBLE."
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* {{Cyclops}}: The ingame sprite shows them as having a single eye in the middle of their head, which the artwork interpreted as being a spike on their helmets.
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That last part of Evil Counterpart Race, aside from violating No Recent Examples Please, isn't relevant to the Zola/River Zora's depiction in this game since they are exclusively enemies here.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: The manual artwork is the only time that the Octorok is depicted with a toothy maw instead of a toothless {{Funnel Mouth|edCephalopod}}.
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* EvilCounterpartRace: They're the feral and predatory ancestor species to the friendly and playful Sea Zora. [[spoiler: Subverted in that some more recent depictions of River Zoras appear to imply that they're slowly starting to rebel against Ganon.]]
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* EvilCounterpartRace: They're Retroactively, the River Zora are the feral and predatory ancestor species counterpart to the friendly and playful benevolent Sea Zora. [[spoiler: Subverted Zora later introduced in that some more recent depictions of River Zoras appear to imply that they're slowly starting to rebel against Ganon.]]''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime''.
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* ShesAManInJapan: In the original Japanese version, they have no specified gender. But in the English translation of the manual, the Zola is described as "half-fish, half-woman" and referred to with feminine pronouns.
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->''A type of dragon that some call a unicorn. As well as having lots of attacking power, it's a fearful opponent. It emits mean beams.''
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->''A giant rhinoceros. It hasn't got so much attacking power, but it bounces off attacks with its thick hide.''
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->''A large man-eating flower with hands sticking out in all four directions. It moves faster as it loses its hands. It's pretty mean. So, watch out!''
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->''A huge dragon that has two to four heads and spits out beams at Link. Heads that Link cuts off from its body fly around in the air.''
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->''Big sea urchins. In spite of their big bodies, they shrivel up when attacked. But watch out! They come on pretty strong.''
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->''The super-huge crab that lives in the labyrinths. Its hard shell will repulse any attack. Attack its weak point with a special weapon.''
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* HardModeMook: Red Bubbles (which take away your sword permanently if they hit you) only appear in the Second Quest, the game's version of a Hard difficulty.
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* CoolSword: His Magical Sword is [[InfinityPlusOneSword the strongest sword in the game,]] has [[ShockAndAwe lightning bolts as its SwordBeam in a different version of the game,]] and its Link's WeaponOfChoice in the sequel.
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* CoolSword: His Magical Sword is [[InfinityPlusOneSword the strongest sword in the game,]] has [[ShockAndAwe lightning bolts as its SwordBeam in a different version of the game,]] and its Link's WeaponOfChoice weapon in the sequel.
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* IconicItem: The Magic Sword and the Magic Shield also count as this for him since they are his WeaponOfChoice in the sequel.
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* IconicItem: The Magic Sword and the Magic Shield also count as this for him since they are his WeaponOfChoice weapon in the sequel.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Magical Sword is the strongest sword Link can get. It also becomes an IconicItem for this iteration and his WeaponOfChoice in the sequel.
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* KnightlySwordAndShield: His first weapons and the main ones that he uses are a sword and a shield. They later become his WeaponOfChoice in the sequel.
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* KnightlySwordAndShield: His first weapons and the main ones that he uses are a sword and a shield. They later become his WeaponOfChoice weapon in the sequel.
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-> Voiced by in the AV Famicom ad: Yoshiko Ōta
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!!Princess Zelda
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!!Ganon
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!!The Old Men and Old Women
!!The Old Men and Old Women
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!!The Old
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!!Aquamentus
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!!Gohma
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!!Enemies
[[folder:Minibosses]]
Monsters that, like true bosses, are fought in special chambers without any weaker enemies present, and who present a greater challenge than regular foes. However, unlike full bosses, defeating them doesn't end a dungeon or yield a Triforce shard.
!!Lanmola
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->''A gigantic centipede. Attacking his head won't work. Boy! Does he move fast!''
A huge, swift one-eyed centipede. Lanmolas are only encountered in Level 9, where they're fought in groups of two.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: It's essentially a centipede much larger than Link or most other foes.
* {{Cyclops}}: It's got a single huge eye in the middle of its face.
* DualBoss: Lanmolas are always fought in pairs, requiring Link to keep track of both speedy menaces while trying to take each one out.
* SegmentedSerpent: A Lanmola's sprite is composed of four round segments and a head. Link must destroy them individually, beginning with the hindmost and ending with the head.
!!Moldorm
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->''The huge worm living in the labyrinths. It grows smaller as Link attacks. Not so strong.''
A huge earthworm creature, Moldorms is composed of distinct segments that are destroyed individually as Link attacks them. Moldorms are found in Level 2 and level 7.
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* SegmentedSerpent: Moldorm is represented as a string of five red-and-orange circles. Unlike later games, they can be damaged anywhere on their bodies. Lanmola has a similar appearance, but with a large eye for its head segment.
!!Patra
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->''The Patra attack in groups, in two types of formations. Both formation groups are strong. So be on your toes!''
A swarm of flying eyeballs. Patra swarms are encountered only in Level 9.
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* FacelessEye: Patras are swarms of flying eyeballs, with no other body parts besides wings.
* FlunkyBoss: The large central Patra uses its swarm of smaller minions both to defend itself and to attack Link, the former by using them as shields and the latter by sending them flying across the room.
* ReverseShrapnel: Two of the Patras make their smaller eyes enlarge their orbit periodically, while the third one makes them spin in gyroscope form.
* ShieldedCoreBoss: The large central eyeball is surrounded by a ring of smaller ones. All of the small eyes need to be defeated before the large one can be taken out.
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!!Armos
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->''A soldier who has been turned into a stone statue. He moves and attacks if touched by Link. He has a fair amount of attacking power.''
Statues that, unlike most statues in the game, start moving about if Link approaches. Some of them hide staircases or items that are revealed when they come to life.
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* LivingStatue: They're statues that can move about, normally lying inert but awakening with Link's presence.
* MistakenForGranite: In their neutral state, they're entirely indistinguishable from the regular statuary that they're often found alongside -- until Link gets too close and they try to kill him, of course.
* TakenForGranite: The game manual states that they're actually soldiers turned into stone.
!!Ghini
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->''The ghost who lives in the graveyard. There are two types. There are Ghinis who are there from the beginning of the game, and those who appear when Link touches the gravestones. Ghinis have about the same attacking force as Armos.''
One-eyed ghosts found in the graveyards in the west of the map. These spirits are found floating around headstones, and additional ones will spawn when Link touches the graces.
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* BedsheetGhost: Their artwork depicts them as animated bedsheets with leering -- and, notably, two-eyed -- faces.
* {{Cyclops}}: They have a single gigantic eye in the middle of their foreheads. Their artwork, however, depicts them with two eyes.
* InvincibleMinorMinion: The ones spawned by disturbing graves cannot be harmed -- Link's attacks pass right through them.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Ghinis are cyclopean ghosts with large tongues that appear in the graveyards. They will increae in number if Link starts moving the tombstones. You have to defeat their leader so all of them disappear.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: One-eyed ghosts who appear when graves are disturbed.
!!Leever
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->''They live in the ground and eat up the energy of creatures that approach them. Blue Leevers are a little stronger, but the red ones don't have much attacking power.''
Strange creatures that pop in and out of the ground.
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* EnergyAbsorption: The game manual states that Leevers attack by draining energy from their victims.
* MoleMonster: They burrow around randomly, remaining invulnerable to attack as long as they're beneath the surface.
* PinataEnemy: A mild example -- Red Leevers are somewhat more likely to drop Blue Rupees than other enemies. The best way to grind for money is a circuit starting with the Tektites and Leevers on the southern shore, up to a certain screen just south of the desert with blue Tektites, then south along the lake shore neer Level 1 for more Red Leevers, and repeat.
!!Lynel
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->''The guardian who attacks all those who come near Death Mountain. Watch out! He's pretty strong, and Link's little shield can't stop his sword.''
Powerful lion-headed centaurs who wander the slopes of Death Mountain.
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* BeefGate: The Lynels that populate the Death Mountain area in the northwest of the map. They're by far the nastiest enemies you'll find in the overworld, with the orange Lynels taking four hits from the Wooden Sword to kill and the blue ones taking about seven, and both varieties shoot a sword projectile that requires the Magical Shield to deflect, while dealing a hefty two hearts of damage when they hit. A single one can easily slaughter a beginning player, and you will find swarms of them in the northwest, effectively keeping the player out of that region until they acquire some more hearts, the White Sword, the Magical Shield, and preferably the Blue Ring.
* BossInMookClothing: A lone blue Lynel blocks the path to the White Sword. While not as dangerous as the packs of Lynels that appear on Death Mountain, it is still the hardest-hitting enemy on the overworld with {{Sword Beam}}s that can only be deflected by the Magical Shield. This powerful enemy is positioned in such a way that it acts as a ThresholdGuardian to overcome before obtaining the White Sword, despite not being a true boss.
* OurCentaursAreDifferent: They resemble centaurs with the heads of lions.
* SwordBeam: They attack by firing sword beams similar to Link's, represented in-game by sword shapes fired in straight lines.
!!Moblin
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->''A bulldog-like goblin who lives in the forest. He attacks by throwing spears. A little bit meaner than Octorok.''
Dog-headed warriors who inhabit wooded areas around Hyrule. A few non-hostile ones can be found in hidden rooms, either bribing Link to leave them alone or requiring bribes to let him pass.
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* BegoneBribe: "IT'S A SECRET TO EVERYBODY." The Moblin is bribing Link to leave him alone and not tell anyone where he is.
* FoodAsBribe: In the seventh dungeon, you have to buy a bait to pass a particularly hungry Moblin enemy.
* TokenHeroicOrc: A handful of Goblins serve as merchants or passive [=NPCs=].
!!Octorok
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->''A type of octopus that lives above ground. There are two types, red and blue. Watch out for the blue ones. They're mean. They spit out rocks at Link.''
Funnel-mouthed octopi that wander Hyrule's overworld, spitting rocks at Link.
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* FunnelMouthedCephalopod: Their sprite shows them with a projecting funnel mouth from which they spit their rocks. Their artwork, however, goes for a toothy maw instead.
* TheGoomba: They're one of the earliest and weakest enemies fought in the game, only providing a meaningful obstacle early on and largely serving to teach the player how the sword and shield work.
!!Peahat
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->''Has little attacking power. This is the ghost of a flower that bounces and flutters around the place. Link can eliminate it only when it's standing still.''
Flower-like flying enemies.
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* AirborneMook: They hover in the air with the flower-like petals above their heads and tend to move from one spot to another in a straight line, and become invulnerable when airborne.
* HeliCritter: They fly by whirling their leaves like helicopter blades.
* NonHumanUndead: According to the game's manual, peahats are the ghosts of flowers.
!!Tektite
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->''These spidery things jump about all over the place. Red ones move about a lot and blue ones move only a little. Tektites have little fighting power.''
One-eyed hopping arthropods, found on the slopes of mountain areas.
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* FourLeggedInsect: Arachnid, in this case. Tektites have just four legs despite being loosely based on spiders.
* {{Oculothorax}}: Tektites are essentially armor-plated eyeballs with jointed legs.
* PinataEnemy: A mild example -- Blue Tektites are somewhat more likely to drop Blue Rupees than other enemies. The best way to grind for money is a circuit starting with the Tektites and Leevers on the southern shore, up to a certain screen just south of the desert with blue Tektites, then south along the lake shore neer Level 1 for more Red Leevers, and repeat.
!!Zola
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->''Half-fish, half-woman who lives in the water. When she sticks her head out of the water she lets out a ball that Link's little shield can't hold back.''
Fish people who live in Hyrule's waterways and spit fireballs at Link.
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* EarFins: They have large rayed fins where a human would have ears, as part of their fish person appearance.
* FishPeople: They're monstrous, humanoid fishes with scaly skin and webbed fins instead of hair.
* {{Fireballs}}: Their method of attack is to spit balls of fire at Link.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Their Japanese name uses a phoneme intermediate between the English "r" and "l". This game's English dub uses the "Zola" translation, while all future ones would use "Zora".
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!!Bubble
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->''The spirit of the dead. When it clings onto Link, he won't be able to unsheath his sword for a while.''
Floating, glowing spheres, Bubbles temporarily remove Link's ability to use his sword if they touch him.
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* FlyingFace: They're disembodied flying skulls.
* HelpfulMook: Blue Bubbles (which only appear in the second quest) do not damage Link at all. Their only function is to remove the "no sword use" curse that Red Bubbles can inflict on Link. This marks a contrast with the enemy's eventual appearances in ''Majora's Mask'' and ''The Wind Waker'', where the Blue Bubble ''inflicts'' the curse on Link (though it wears off after a while).
* InvincibleMinorMinion: There's absolutely no way to kill them or remove them from the map; the only thing to do when they appear is avoid them as best as possible.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The manual describes them as the spirits of the dead.
* WreathedInFlames: While it's not immediately obvious from their sprite, their artwork shows them wreathed in ghostly flames.
!!Darknut
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->''The knight who lives in the labyrinths. He has lots of attacking power. He repels Link's attacks from the front with his shield.''
Armored knights, Darknuts are among the toughest common foes found in dungeons.
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* CleanDubName: They're known as Tartnucs in Japanese. The change was likely due to the name "Tartnuc" forming the words "cunt rat" when spelled backwards.
* ShieldBearingMook: The Darknuts have shields that protect their fronts from attack.
!!Gibdo
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->''The mummy man. He's got some strange powers, and some pretty powerful attacking force.''
A mummy with simple attacks but a lot of health.
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* {{Mummy}}: Bandage-shrouded undead found wandering in mazelike catacombs.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Gibdos are large mummies that roam erratically in the later dungeons of the game, and require several attacks with the sword to be defeated.
!!Goriya
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->''A little devil that lives underground. He uses boomerangs. There are two of his type, blue ones and red ones. Watch out for the blue ones! They are strong.''
Dog-people who throw boomerangs.
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* BattleBoomerang: They fight using their own version of the Boomerang item, which they send spinning around their rooms to damage Link if they hit him. Defeating groups of them is necessary for obtaining the Boomerang and Magical Boomerang.
* FoodAsBribe: In the some dungeons, you have to give a bait to a hungry Goriya to get it to stop blocking a passageway.
!!Like Like
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->''A tube-like monster that has a soft spot for magic shields -- he eats them up.''
Bizarre creatures that try to consume Link's Magical Shield, transforming it into a simple shield.
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* MooksAteMyEquipment: If you let one touch you, it envelops you and you can kiss your Magical Shield (if you have one) goodbye. Your only chance to escape without losing your Magical Shield is to have the Magical Sword and give it the required three stabs as quickly as possible. If you have anything less than the Magical Sword, you'd better hope you were caught by one that has already taken damage!
!!Pols Voice
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->''A ghost with big ears and a weak point -- he hates loud noise.''
Whiskered, large-eared creatures. They're defeated by blowing in the game system's microphone... or, at least, by doing so in game systems that have one.
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* BossInMooksClothing: In the second quest, the Pols Voice act as an enemy equivalent to the EarlyBirdBoss, as they first appear well before the weapon necessary to OneHitKO them, the bow and arrow. With the sword, they take many hits to kill, and are difficult to strike with their erratic "jump" movements. This only applies to the English version: in the Japanese version, they can be killed just as easily as in the first quest by shouting into the Famicom controller's microphone.
* DifficultyByRegion: Pols Voices are much harder to deal with outside Japan. This becomes most apparent in the second quest, where they appear before the bow. As mentioned elsewhere, its vulnerability to sound refers to the microphone the Famicom has but the NES doesn't, and they take a ''lot'' of sword hits and are clustered together. Since you're supposed to talk into your controller and watch them die, not fight them, they become ''terrible'' enemies where that doesn't work (for instance, the 2021 Game & Watch release has no microphone, so the Pols Voice has ''neither'' weakness in the Famicom version). Later games do make them vulnerable to musical items (ironically, without hinting at it, meaning that you're supposed to remember this game and try something that ''didn't work!'')
* DubInducedPlotHole: The manual includes the hint that the Pols Voice "hates loud noises". At no point in the localized version of the game does this come into play. It's referencing a trick on the Japanese (Famicom Disk System) version, in which Pols Voices could be killed by shouting into the microphone built into the controller. However, when the Famicom was released in the West as the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem, it didn't have the microphone, but the description in the manual was unchanged. American gamers wasted a ''lot'' of time trying to kill them by playing the recorder, not helped by the presence of a boss who ''is'' injured by the recorder. And when the enemy reappeared on the Nintendo DS it was back to using the microphone.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: According to the game's manual, these bizarre large-eared things are in fact ghosts.
* ParadiegeticGameplay: In the Famicom Disk System version, the Pols Voice enemy is killed by yelling in the microphone in the Famicom's second controller. Each Japanese rerelease changes it so Pols Voices can be killed with a different method, such as pressing Select 4 times in the GBA version, or pressing L and R to virtually "switch" to the second controller and yell into the 3DS's microphone in the 3DS version. In all English releases, including the NES version, the enemy is instead weak to arrows, as the NES does not have a microphone.
!!Rope
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->''A poisonous snake that has made the labyrinths its home. It senses other creatures quickly and suddenly comes after them (and Link, for that matter!) once it has found them out. This one hasn't got a lot of attacking power.'''
A regular if aggressive snake, Rope is one of the simpler foes that Link faces in the labyrinths.
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* CallARabbitASmeerp: Name aside, they're perfectly ordinary snakes.
* TookALevelInBadass: Ropes in the second quest go from being a free kill to a significant obstacle, as they now take several hits to kill instead of one.
!!Stalfos
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->''A skeleton that's got a sword in each hand. Little attacking power.''
A skeleton with two swords, Stalfos wander around randomly and don't take much effort to defeat.
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* DemBones: The game marks the debut of the Stalfos, the skeletons who wander around in dungeons. They get upgraded to firing sword beams in the second quest.
* DualWielding: Stalfos fight with a sword in each hand.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: They're skeletal soldiers that can be found in the dungeons. They're not too difficult to defeat, but it's important to land Link's attacks onto them accurately, as they tend to jump backwards to dodge them.
* SwordBeam: In the second quest, Stalfos can fire swords like Link and Lynels do.
* TookALevelInBadass: Stalfos in the second quest go from being a free kill to being quite a threat, as they now know how to throw swords at Link, dealing two hearts of damage if he comes into the path of them.
!!Vire and Keese
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->''Vire is a devil that controls the Keeses. When Link cuts it with his sword, it turns into two Keeses. Keeses have little attacking power, but Vire is a little stronger.''
Keese are large bats found fluttering around in many dungeons. Vire are batlike demons that split into Keese when struck. A Vire's component Keese may be killed, but the demon will simply resurrect afterwards; killing it permanently requires striking it down with a weapon strong enough to exhaust all of its health in one hit.
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* AsteroidsMonster: Vires split into two Keese on death, but only if struck with a weapon under a certain power level. In order to kill them in one go, they require Magic Sword or Bomb (Silver Arrows also work, although you're only likely to use this strategy in [[GameMod ROM hacks]] of the game since the Silver Arrows can't be collected before level 9 and there aren't any Vires in level 9 of either quest).
* BatOutOfHell: Keese are a kind of large aggressive bat, while Vires are demonic bat-like imps that split into two Keese when killed.
* BatPeople: Vires resemble humanoid bats with separate arms and wings. They're a stronger variant of the common, entirely batlike Keese, and split into multiple Keese when killed.
* CallARabbitASmeerp: Keese are essentially just bats by another name.
* ExtraEyes: Vires have four eyes, one pair above the other.
* TheGoomba: Keese are pretty weak, and can be defeated with a single arrow or sword strike.
!!Wallmaster
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->''A monster hand that appears out of the labyrinth wall. If it catches Link, it takes him back to the entrance to the labyrinth.''
Disembodied hands that try to drag Link back to the labyrinths' entrances.
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* AmbushingEnemy: The Wallmasters are disembodied hands that creep out of the wall and, if they hit Link, drag him back to the entrance of the dungeon. They're also quite generous with dropping blue Rupees and life hearts though, and they aren't that durable, so players who aren't creeped out by them may be happy to encounter them.
* AnimateBodyParts: They're living, disembodied hands that attack by grabbing Link and trying to carry him away.
* HarmlessEnemy: Wallmasters cannot actually damage Link -- they simply reset his physical position in the dungeon, which while annoying doesn't actually harm him -- and can in fact prove very helpful if the player wants to to head back out or to escape a fight that's going poorly.
* MookBouncer: They reside in the dungeons and take Link back to the first room if they catch him.
!!Wizzrobe
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->''The Master of Movement. He appears here and there letting out magic spells that Link's little shield can't hold back. He's pretty strong. Watch out!''
Robed wizards that teleport around while firing magic.
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* GlassCannon: Red Wizzrobes' spells deal twice as much damage as those of Blue Wizzrobes -- tied with Ganon himself for the most damage of any enemy in the game, in fact -- but take less hits to kill at exactly one Magical Sword attack, do less damage on bumping into them than the Blue ones, and have movement patterns that leave them more vulnerable.
* InTheHood: Their faces are completely covered by a hood.
* ShadowedFaceGlowingEyes: Their sprites and are depict them with faces entirely cast in shadow by their hats or hoods, with only a pair of eyes visible within.
* TeleportSpam: Their attack strategy is to fire off a bolt of magic, teleport to a random spot of the room, fire again, teleport again, and repeat ''ad nauseam''.
!!Zol and Gel
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->''Jelly-like monsters that walk about bouncing around in the labyrinths. When Link cuts Zol, it splits into two Gels. Gel has little attacking power, but Zol has twice the power of Gel.''
Jelly-like monsters. A Zol will split into smaller Gels if struck.
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* AsteroidsMonster: Zols split into two Gels on death, but only if struck with a weapon under a certain power level. In order to kill them in one go, they require the White Sword, Arrow or Magic Rod.
* BlobMonster: They're small, rounded, hopping balls of slime that split into smaller copies of themselves when killed. The game's manual shows them as slimy, dripping, messy things.
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