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Dude, no offense, but this is NOT about whether or not Hyrule is on Earth. I don't care what your excuse is, please try to keep on track if you wish to talk on this thread. Now, back on track, I have been doing my studies, and I think that most Gohma's, whether enemies or bosses, are of the...

Sorry, I worded that incorrectly. What I meant was they protected the access to the place that had the sages (I haven't played OoT in 4 years, so i can't remember what the name of this place was). The overall point I was trying to make is that the ones in the temples aren't always evil, they...

Good point. But how about the beasts in dungeons? More natural dungeons like the Deku Tree or any other nature dungeon probably just has territorial enemies, same as when they are in nature, like in Hyrule Field. but when they are in Temples or more architectual, possibly man-made (or god-made)...

The ones that are actually in their castles and protecting the doors, such as darknuts or other warriors, are obviously servants of ganon/dorf, because they were put there by Ganon/dorf to try to stop Link or any other hero from getting to him, or at least slow him down.

The fact that they attack Link could make them evil by nature...then again, they could just be very territorial and attack anyone who gets too close.

exactly. This evolution is the only three part evolution that I could find. Frogs are different in a way though. They have a different devolopment system than other animals. but it is still interesting that Nintendo decided to put that type of evolutionary format within the TP storybase.

There is an eveolution in TP. The transformation of toadpo, to Toadpoli, all the way up to Deku Toad. These stages seem to appear as evolutions of a frog, from tadpole to polliwog to Toad. An evolution within the game is something rarely seen, especially in a three part evolution...

And yet...what could those unexplainables be? The ones that we can't quite figure out...like the Miniblins? Imps, maybe? But that doesn't seem like an animal...

I see your point. There isn't just one species of frog, there are several. Along with Octorocks, the land octorocks could be a different species from water octorocks.

when did we start talking about non-enemy creatures? If you wonder about this, you should go to the Anatomy of Creatures Social Group. Let's try to keep on track here. I found something interesting on PH. The boss of the Goron Dungeon's name was Dodorongo (or something to that effect). Do you...

They are like fire slugs, like the ones from OoT, only they stick on the ceiling, and the creatures in the original Zelda "evolved" from creatures in the real world, and all the other games' creatures are evolved versions of the originals. It just shows the evolution process in Zelda. One I...

o.K., those are some easy ones. Now for the tough ones. Bosses. Obviously, Gohma would be an arachnid of some kind, but what about Dodongos? The thing in Jabu-Jabu is some kind of belly virus, and Phantom ganon is a Phantom. Volvagia is a dragon, What about the water temple boss (drawing a blank...

I apologize...that was rude of me. How about Octoroks? Either the ones on land or sea. Personally, I think the ones on land are just eveolved versions of their sea counterparts.

......so basic. How about complicated ones, like skulltulas? Or those jumping four legged creatures on Death Mountain in OoT?

Okay, I know Zelda is a complete work of Fantasy, but what if the enemies had actually eveolved from animals in our world today? What would those animals be?