Moblins
Once the dominant power in what is now known as the Land of Famine, the Moblin's homeland was utterly devastated and left in ruins after a brutal war with the Akkalans. After centuries of slowly recovering, the Moblins and their Blin servants reunited under the guidance of warlord Ganon. Now the united powers of Blin-kind seek to continue their relentless rampage across Hyrule. General
- Non-Indicative Name: While Moblins make up a part of the faction's roster, they are in truth a big confederation faction full of other Blins like the Bokoblins, Bulblins, Bugblins, and Bigblins.
Kojaku
Kojaku, Can't Die Bugblin
Ouch. That hurt.
"Kojaku the Bugblin that can't die, what else can be said?! He live longer than all the other Bugblins and even Moblins! Lose in eye in many fights, all his bones broken in many fights! But look he still alive!"
A Bugblin commander that just can't die.— In-game description
First Appearance: Hyrule Conquest
- Adaptational Name Change: He is vaguely based on a minor Hyrule: Total War character named Kajakoo.
- Adaptational Species Change: His inspiration from Hyrule: Total War was one of the Twilight Princess Bokoblins, whereas he's a Breath of the Wild "Bugblin" in Hyrule Conquest.
- Canon Foreigner: Has not appeared in any of the canon games.
Ogalon
Ogalon, Big Bad Baddy Commander
Who?
"The right hand proper lady of Ganon, Ogalon was a very smarty Blin that made all his great plans work and come true! Wearing nice armor and having a big pointy stick, Ogalon could kill ten whole Hylians all at once! Well maybe not that many, but she was a smart and strong fighter and led Blins to winning!"
Ganon's right hand woman from the ancient times.— In-game description
First Appearance: Hyrule: Total War
- Brawn Hilda: Definitely comes across as this compared to human woman. Blin women too; she is visibly stockier than the other female Moblin units.
- Canon Foreigner: Has not appeared in any of the canon games.
- The Smurfette Principle: She is the only female Moblin hero.
Glutko
Glutko, King of the Bokonoxes
Tastes like a Daira! Perhaps just one more?
"Glutko the big, Glutko the ugly, Glutko the bash ya in the head! Glutko is big bad ugly and green! He rules the other Bokonoxes and brings them to battle for big bad funtimes! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!"
Gluttonous leader of the Bokonoxes.— In-game description
First Appearance: Link: The Faces of Evil
- Adaptational Badass: Glutko in his original appearance was (along with most of the other bosses) notoriously easy to deal with, though he is much tougher in Hyrule Conquest.
- Adaptational Species Change: Well, his species was never really mentioned in The Faces of Evil. Hyrule Conquest makes him one of the Hinox, specifically the Breath of the Wild-derived "Bokonox".
- Fat Bastard: Green, mean, and quite rotund.
- Meaningful Name: Glutko is gluttonous.
- Palette Swap: He reuses the model and animations of the Bokonox unit, merely lacking the hair, horn and clothes.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Well, red eye.
King Bulblin and Lord Bullbo
King Bulblin, Boss of the Bulblins
Fighting for the strongest side? He is the strongest side.
"Mighty scary King Bulbin is, we Blins have legends that say he fell off a bridge and lived... twice! Ridin' on the back of the big old awsome Lord Bullbo, he goes swinging into battle to lop some heads off of stinking Hylians and anyone who gets in the Moblin way!"
The sole ruler of the Bulblins.— In-game description
First Appearance: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
- No Name Given: Just like in his original appearance, he is only known as King Bulblin.
Ghirahim
Ghirahim, Fallen Spirit
There is a theme of characters in this game having horrible teeth.
"Ooooo spooky Ghirahim, the great weapon of our great god Demise! This scary spirit can make swords fly around all birdy like, choppin' off heads and making the Hylians run in fear! There's a good reason Ukblinro, our great god blessed be his awsome name, made Ghirahim his most trusted servant... he's that good at killing!"
A mysterious spirit that seems to serve as a weapon of Ukblinro.— In-game description
First Appearance: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
- Adaptational Badass: Ghirahim was a Harmless Villain in Skyward Sword, losing all his fights against Link and Impa. In Hyrule Conquest, he is more than able to take on other units and heroes. He also levitates and is much more aggressive.
- Adaptational Ugliness: Thanks to his eyes and teeth.
- Black Eyes of Evil: He's got them.
- Evil Counterpart: To Fi.
- Excessive Evil Eyeshadow: It almost makes it hard to see where his eyes end and his face begins.
- Fangs Are Evil: He's evil, and has a mouth full of them.
- Master of the Levitating Blades: Like Fi, he's constantly surrounded by spinning blades.
- Power Floats: He's a floating unit, meaning he can cross most surfaces with ease.
- Scary Teeth: Easily his most identifiable difference from canon.
Ganon
Ganon, King Warlord of the Blins
"Ahhh good old Ganon, the biggest and the best of the Blins! When we were down in the muck Ganon came around and made us strong again! He united the Moblins, he united the Bulblins, he united the Bokoblins, by great Ukblinro he even united the Dodoblins! Ganon was the smartest of us all, trickin' and besting the Hylians at every turn! He made us so close to conquering all of Hyrule, were it not for those stinking traitorous Sheikah! Hail Ganon the Great!"
The ancient ruler of the Blins.— In-game description
First Appearance: The Legend of Zelda
- Devil's Pitchfork: Carries one.
- Large and in Charge: He is the biggest Moblin hero, being even larger than the Bigblin units.
Ukblinro
Ukblinro, Bringer of Demise
All hail Ukblinro!
"Yeaaahhh our God Ukblinro! The Bestest Goddy there is in all of Hyrule and other places! Long time ago he was hurt bad in a big fight with stupid Hylian God Hylia! But our God is best, so he survived and is back better than ever! Goddy Ukblinro brings a biiiigggggg sword into the fight, and he goes and makes us win! All hail Ukblinro!"
A deity worshipped by the Blins, who seems to have connections to Hylia.— In-game description
First Appearance: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
- Named by the Adaptation: Technically
Demise wasn't his name in Skyward Sword. In the Japanese original, he is called the "person of Demise", which is more of a title than anything. In Hyrule Conquest, the Blins call him Ukblinro ("Our Blin god"), which is also his in-game name.
