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Games	The Legend of Zelda; A Link to the Past; Oracle of Seasons; Oracle of Ages; A Link Between Worlds; Breath of the Wild; Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Location	Death Mountain; Tarm Ruins; Sea of No Return
Threat
Attacks	Oracle of Seasons; Contact; Spear; Oracle of Ages; Contact; Spear
Effective; Weapons	Oracle of Seasons; Blue Lynel; Sword - 6 hits; Red Lynel; Sword - 4 hits; Oracle of Ages; Blue Lynel; Sword - 6 hits; Red Lynel; Sword - 4 hits; In General; Sword

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Lynels are centaur-like beasts that have the body of a horse, the torso of a human, and the head of a lion. They are common enemies within The Legend of Zelda series.

Appearances

The Legend of Zelda

Lynels make their debut in The Legend of Zelda. They continuously send out sword beam projectiles toward Link. They are found across the northwestern section of the overworld. They come in two color variations; red and blue. The blue Lynels have twice as much health and deal twice as much damage than the red Lynels.

A Link to the Past

Lynels appear exclusively atop Death Mountain while in the Dark World. Since they are on the path located between Turtle Rock and Ganon's Tower, these enemies are not encountered until very late in the quest.

Lynels in A Link to the Past have similar traits to their The Legend of Zelda counterparts. They once again shoot out projectiles toward Link, but this time in the form of fireballs instead of swords. Fortunately, these fireballs are not too damaging, doing only one heart of damage to Link when he has the Blue Mail on. Link's Fire Shield is not quite enough to deflect these fire attacks, but Link's Mirror Shield will do the trick. Simply coming into contact with a Lynel is more damaging, doing two full hearts of damage to Link when he wears the Blue Mail.

Link can defeat a Lynel in a variety of methods. His standard Master Sword will have no effect on these fearsome beasts. If Link has acquired either the Tempered Sword or the Golden Sword, then his sword can do damage. Alternatively, Link can hit a Lynel with his Master Sword, but only by performing a Spin Attack.

Link can also defeat a Lynel with three hits from his Magic Hammer, but this requires him to get very close. The other alternative is to shoot a single Silver Arrow to defeat one of these creatures.

Oracle of Seasons

These are easily the most challenging enemies in the game. Referred to as Fire Cats in the booklet, these wolves charge up at Link and deal some massive damage, and once they start pounding him it's hard to get them off. Defend with the shield and run up for some quick slices to finish them off. Beware, as only the Mirror Shield (Lv. 3) can block their spears. They have a rather good sense of aim with their spears as well, so watch out.

Oracle of Ages

Lynel in Oracle of Ages are identical to their Oracle of Seasons counterparts. They are found exclusively within the Sea of No Return, located just outside the entrance to the Ancient Tomb.

A Link Between Worlds

The Lynel returns from a long absence in the sequel to A Link to the Past, A Link Between Worlds. They can be found on Death Mountain, in both Hyrule and Lorule. They are easily the most dangerous enemy, as they deal four whole hearts of damage per hit. The best way to defeat them is to use the Ice Rod to stun them, then go over and slash away with the Captain's Sword or Master Sword.

Breath of the Wild

A standard, red-maned Lynel

"These fearsome monsters have lived in Hyrule since ancient times. They possess intense intelligence, resilience, and strength, making them amongst the most dangerous monsters in all the land. This is compounded by the fact that they have a natural resistance to all elements. You would be wise to challenge a Lynel only if you're very well prepared."

— In-Game Description

Lynels appear in Breath of the Wild as some of the strongest enemies in the game. There are many different types, each progressively getting stronger ranging from the standard Red-Maned Lynel to the deadly Silver Lynel. A good strategy is to stay close to them, as the Shock Arrows, Fire Arrows, or Ice Arrows the Lynel shoot are hard to dodge and do massive damage. Execute perfect dodges, and unleash flurry attacks on the Lynel to eventually defeat them. Alternatively, if you have the time you can either shoot its face or dodge its charge attack and mount it to get some hits in that do not damage your weapon at all. Additionally, you can use Urbosa's Fury to stun the Lynel and enable you to mount it.

Standard Red-Maned Lynels have 2000 HP, making them tougher than Moldugas (1500 HP), Stone Taluses (900 HP max), and Black Hinoxes (800 HP). There are six of these Lynels in the base game.

The more Scaling Points one gets, the stronger the Lynels will spawn. For instance, the Lynels at the North Tabantha Snowfield will turn from White-Maned Lynels to Silver Lynels. However, some Lynels remain the same throughout the game, like the Lynels at Hyrule Castle and the Lynel of Ploymus Mountain.

Lynels are largely passive unless Link proves a threat to them. As such, in the early game, Lynels may choose not to engage Link unless attacked.

Weapon-Related Attack/Movement Patterns

All Lynels will:
- Charge Link with weapon side strikes (exploitable with both Perfect Guards and Perfect Dodges);
- Charge Link by crouching and bounding on all their limbs (exploitable with both Perfect Guards and Perfect Dodges);
- Put distance between them and Link to shoot fire from their mouths 3 times; these can be avoided by running perpendicularly from the path of the fireballs, or by running in the same manner close to the Lynel (in grassy areas, this will create an updraft that can be exploited);
- Use their bows with elemental arrows and teleport their shots on top of Link if he attempts to put some distance between him and them;
- Roar and rear rampant slowly in order to perform their explosive attacks by striking the ground (in grassy areas, this will create an updraft that can be exploited);
- Teleport close to Link if he climbs to higher ground while still on their range;
- Be stunned when shot in the head with an arrow, or by striking them with Urbosa's Fury;
- Ignore the stunning effect and bonus damage of electricity other than the above;
- Be rideable when stunned; Link can attack 5 times with the weapon he has equipped while riding the Lynel at the cost of stamina, which doesn't wear down the weapon since Link is attacking with the hilt of the particular weapon;
- Be frozen in time, even during a charge or other attack, by a successful application of Stasis+ (the amount of time they can be frozen decreases as the tier of the Lynel increases);
- Be stunned for a few seconds, interrupting their attack if they take damage while in Stasis.
One-Handed Weapon-wielding Lynels will:
- Swing three (3) times on close quarters with their weapon
- Swing one (1) time on close quarters with both their weapon and shield. All these attacks can be exploited with Perfect Dodges and Perfect Guards.
Spear-wielding Lynels will:
- Ground-strike Link after jumping, but not all of these attacks can be avoided with Perfect Dodges because they sometimes produce shockwaves that reach Link even during bullet-time. As such, Link would have to perform a Perfect Guard to create openings to strike these Lynels.
- Charge towards Link, attacking with the reach of their spears after they're past Link
Two-Handed Weapon-wielding Lynels will:
- Strike the ground after charging. These shouldn't be parried with a Perfect Dodge because they sometimes produce shockwaves.
- If on close quarters, will strike with its club three times, and these attacks can be avoided with the Perfect Dodge.
- If one stands behind them, they will attempt a spinning attack. To avoid it, one can run away from it, crouch underneath the Lynel or perform a Perfect Guard against it.

Drops

The drops include some of the best items in the game, including the Savage Lynel Bow, the Sword the Shield, among others. These drops also have mighty and normal versions, both of which are weaker than the savage weapons, with mighty weapons being stronger than the normal Lynel weapons. They can also drop a Lynel Hoof, a Lynel Horn and Lynel Guts. These are used for enhancing many pieces of armor in the game, such as the Barbarian Armor.

Recoverable Materials (for Red-Maned Lynel)
Lynel Horn		Lynel Hoof		Lynel Guts

Carried Weapons (for Red-Maned Lynel)
Lynel Sword or Flameblade + Lynel Shield + Lynel Bow		Lynel Spear + Lynel Bow		Lynel Crusher + Lynel Bow		Fire Arrows, or Shock Arrows, or Ice Arrows

Trivia

In spite of being considerably more harmful and dangerous than Hinoxes, Moldugas and Stone Taluses, Lynels are not included in the overworld mini-bosses qualifier like the other three, nor slaying them all award any medals from Kilton. In some cases, the most powerful species of Lynels are more difficult to kill than some of the Blights or even Calamity Ganon.
Unlike bosses, however, they are vulnerable to Ancient Arrows. One hit from an Ancient Arrow vaporises them, leaving no trace or drops.
Lynels are among the only weapon-wielding enemies in the game (the other being the Wizzrobes) that do not drop their weapons when they're stunned, nor pick up dropped weapons.

Age of Calamity

Lynels in Age of Calamity serve as mini-bosses that are prevalent in early scenarios and challenges, with stronger variants appearing in the later game. The first Lynel appears in the Mipha, the Zora Princess scenario, where it is threatening to attack a young Prince Sidon. Lynels have a variety of attacks, including the ability to shoot blasts of fire out towards nearby warriors, launching arrow strikes, and dashing forward with their bodies and weapons. When preparing a fire attack, they are often times vulnerable to Remote Bomb strikes, which can lower their health gauge.

When defeated, a Lynel may drop a Lynel Hoof, a Lynel Horn, or some Lynel Guts as a reward. Additionally, the player will receive a Lynel Trophy each time one of these bosses are defeated. These can be used to complete quests or upgrade weapons of the various warriors. Stronger variants and elemental variants of Lynel also appear throughout Age of Calamity, including Blue-Maned Lynel, White-Maned Lynel, Silver Lynel, Electric Lynel, Fire Lynel, Ice Lynel, and Malice Lynel.

Non-Canon Appearances

Animated Series

The Legend of Zelda Comic

Gallery

Red Lynel Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Blue Lynel Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Red Lynel Sprite from The Legend of Zelda
Blue Lynel Sprite from The Legend of Zelda
Lynel Sprite from A Link to the Past
Lynel Sprite from A Link to the Past
Lynel Sprite from A Link to the Past
Lynel Sprite from A Link to the Past
Red Lynel Sprite from Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages
Blue Lynel Sprite from Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages
Lynel power card from Nintendo Cereal System
Red-Maned Lynel from Breath of the Wild
Hyrule Compendium Entry of a Lynel from Breath of the Wild
Blue-maned Lynel from Breath of the Wild
White-maned Lynel from Breath of the Wild
Silver Lynel from Breath of the Wild
Golden Lynel from Breath of the Wild - Master Mode
Lynel from Age of Calamity

Names in Other Languages

Simplified Chinese: 莱尼尔 (Láiníěr)
Traditional Chinese: 萊尼爾 (Láiníěr)
Dutch: Lynel
EN US: Lynel
EN UK: Lynel
CA French: Centaléo
EU French: Lynel
German: Leune
Italian: Lynel
Japanese: ライネル (Raineru)
Korean: 라이넬 (Lainel)
Portuguese: Lynel
Russian: Левр (Levr)
LA Spanish: Centaleón
EU Spanish: Centaleón

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-'''Lynels''' are centaur-like beasts that have the body of a horse, the torso of a human, and the head of a lion. They are common enemies within [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], having appeared in five games to date.
+'''Lynels''' are centaur-like beasts that have the body of a horse, the torso of a human, and the head of a lion. They are common enemies within [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]].
 ==Appearances==
 ===The Legend of Zelda===
-Lynels make their debut in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. They continuously send out sword beam projectiles toward [[Link]]. They are found across the northwestern section of the Overworld. They come in two color variations; red and blue. The blue Lynels have twice as much health and deal twice as much damage than the red Lynels.
+Lynels make their debut in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. They continuously send out sword beam projectiles toward [[Link]]. They are found across the northwestern section of the [[overworld]]. They come in two color variations; red and blue. The blue Lynels have twice as much health and deal twice as much damage than the red Lynels.
 ===A Link to the Past===
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 Lynels appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' as some of the strongest enemies in the game. There are many different types, each progressively getting stronger ranging from the standard Red-Maned Lynel to the deadly [[Silver Lynel]]. A good strategy is to stay close to them, as the [[Shock Arrow]]s, [[Fire Arrow]]s, or [[Ice Arrow]]s the Lynel shoot are hard to dodge and do massive damage. Execute perfect dodges, and unleash flurry attacks on the Lynel to eventually defeat them. Alternatively, if you have the time you can either shoot its face or dodge its charge attack and mount it to get some hits in that do not damage your weapon at all. Additionally, you can use [[Urbosa's Fury]] to stun the Lynel and enable you to mount it.
-The more [[Scaling Points]] one gets, the stronger the Lynels will spawn. For instance, the Lynels at the North Tabantha Snowfield will turn from [[White-Maned Lynel]]s to [[Silver Lynel]]s. However, some Lynels remain the same throughout the game, like the Lynels at Hyrule Castle and the Lynel of [[Ploymus Mountain]].
+Standard Red-Maned Lynels have 2000 HP, making them tougher than [[Molduga]]s (1500 HP), [[Stone Talus]]es (900 HP max), and [[Black Hinox]]es (800 HP). There are six of these Lynels in the base game.
+The more [[Scaling Points]] one gets, the stronger the Lynels will spawn. For instance, the Lynels at the North Tabantha Snowfield will turn from [[White-Maned Lynel]]s to [[Silver Lynel]]s. However, some Lynels remain the same throughout the game, like the Lynels at [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]] and the Lynel of [[Ploymus Mountain]].
 Lynels are largely passive unless Link proves a threat to them. As such, in the early game, Lynels may choose not to engage Link unless attacked.
+====Weapon-Related Attack/Movement Patterns====
+* '''All''' Lynels will:
+** Charge Link with weapon side strikes (exploitable with both [[Perfect Guard]]s and [[Perfect Dodge]]s);
+** Charge Link by crouching and bounding on all their limbs (exploitable with both [[Perfect Guard]]s and [[Perfect Dodge]]s);
+** Put distance between them and Link to shoot fire from their mouths 3 times; these can be avoided by running perpendicularly from the path of the fireballs, or by running in the same manner close to the Lynel (in grassy areas, this will create an updraft that can be exploited);
+** Use their bows with elemental arrows and teleport their shots on top of Link if he attempts to put some distance between him and them;
+** Roar and rear rampant slowly in order to perform their explosive attacks by striking the ground (in grassy areas, this will create an updraft that can be exploited);
+** Teleport close to Link if he climbs to higher ground while still on their range;
+** Be stunned when shot in the head with an arrow, or by striking them with [[Urbosa's Fury]];
+** Ignore the stunning effect and bonus damage of electricity  other than the above;
+** Be rideable when stunned; Link can attack 5 times with the weapon he has equipped while riding the Lynel at the cost of stamina, which doesn't wear down the weapon since Link is attacking with the hilt of the particular weapon;
+** Be frozen in time, even during a charge or other attack, by a successful application of Stasis+ (the amount of time they can be frozen decreases as the tier of the Lynel increases);
+** Be stunned for a few seconds, interrupting their attack if they take damage while in Stasis.
+* [[Breath of the Wild One-Handed Weapons|One-Handed Weapon]]-wielding Lynels will:
+** Swing three (3) times on close quarters with their weapon
+** Swing one (1) time on close quarters with both their weapon and shield. All these attacks can be exploited with [[Perfect Dodge]]s and [[Perfect Guard]]s.
+* [[Breath of the Wild Spears|Spear]]-wielding Lynels will:
+**Ground-strike Link after jumping, but not all of these attacks can be avoided with [[Perfect Dodge]]s because they sometimes produce shockwaves that reach Link even during bullet-time. As such, Link would have to perform a [[Perfect Guard]] to create openings to strike these Lynels.
+**Charge towards Link, attacking with the reach of their spears '''after''' they're past Link
+* [[Breath of the Wild One-Handed Weapons|Two-Handed Weapon]]-wielding Lynels will:
+** Strike the ground ''after'' charging. These shouldn't be parried with a [[Perfect Dodge]] because they sometimes produce shockwaves.
+** If on close quarters, will strike with its club three times, and these attacks can be avoided with the [[Perfect Dodge]].
+** If one stands behind them, they will attempt a spinning attack. To avoid it, one can run away from it, crouch underneath the Lynel or perform a [[Perfect Guard]] against it.
 ====Drops====
-The drops include some of the best items in the game, including the [[Savage Lynel Bow]], the [[Savage Lynel Sword|Sword]] the [[Savage Lynel Shield|Shield]], among others. These  drops also have mighty and normal versions, both of which are weaker than the savage weapons, with mighty weapons being stronger than the normal Lynel weapons. They can also drop a [[Lynel Hoof]], a [[Lynel Horn]] and [[Lynel Guts]]. These are used for enhancing many pieces of armor in the game, such as the [[Barbarian Armor]].
+The drops include some of the best items in the game, including the [[Savage Lynel Bow]], the [[Savage Lynel Sword|Sword]] the [[Savage Lynel Shield|Shield]], among others. These drops also have mighty and normal versions, both of which are weaker than the savage weapons, with mighty weapons being stronger than the normal Lynel weapons. They can also drop a [[Lynel Hoof]], a [[Lynel Horn]] and [[Lynel Guts]]. These are used for enhancing many pieces of armor in the game, such as the [[Barbarian Armor]].
+{| class="wikitable"
+!colspan="6"|Recoverable Materials (for Red-Maned Lynel)
+|-
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Lynel_Horn.png|30px]][[Lynel Horn]]
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Lynel_Hoof.png|30px]][[Lynel Hoof]]
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Lynel_Guts.png|30px]][[Lynel Guts]]
+|}
+{| class="wikitable"
+!colspan="8"|Carried Weapons (for Red-Maned Lynel)
+|-
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Lynel-sword.png|30px]][[Lynel Sword]] '''or'''<br>[[File:Flameblade.png|30px]][[Flameblade]]<br><center><big><big><big>+</big></big></big></center><br>[[File:Lynel-shield.png|30px]][[Lynel Shield]]<br><center><big><big><big>+</big></big></big></center><br>[[File:Lynel-bow.png|30px]][[Lynel Bow]]
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Lynel-spear.png|30px]][[Lynel Spear]]<br><center><big><big><big>+</big></big></big></center><br>[[File:Lynel-bow.png|30px]][[Lynel Bow]]
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Lynel-crusher.png|30px]][[Lynel Crusher]]<br><center><big><big><big>+</big></big></big></center><br>[[File:Lynel-bow.png|30px]][[Lynel Bow]]
+|colspan="2"|[[File:Fire-arrow.png|20px]][[Fire Arrow]]s, or<br>[[File:Shock-arrow.png|20px]][[Shock Arrow]]s, or<br>[[File:Ice-arrow.png|20px]][[Ice Arrow]]s
+|}
 ====Related====
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 ====Trivia====
-*In spite of being considerably more harmful and dangerous than [[Hinox]]es, [[Molduga]]s and [[Stone Talus]]es, Lynels are not included in the overworld bosses qualifier like the other three, nor slaying them all award any medals from [[Kilton]]. In some cases, the most powerful species of Lynels are more difficult to kill than any of the Blights or even [[Calamity Ganon]].
+*In spite of being considerably more harmful and dangerous than [[Hinox]]es, [[Molduga]]s and [[Stone Talus]]es, Lynels are not included in the [[overworld]] mini-bosses qualifier like the other three, nor slaying them all award any medals from [[Kilton]]. In some cases, the most powerful species of Lynels are more difficult to kill than some of the Blights or even [[Calamity Ganon]].
+*Unlike bosses, however, they are vulnerable to [[Ancient Arrow]]s. One hit from an Ancient Arrow vaporises them, leaving no trace or drops.
+*Lynels are among the only weapon-wielding enemies in the game (the other being the [[Wizzrobe]]s) that do not drop their weapons when they're stunned, nor pick up dropped weapons.
+===Age of Calamity===
+Lynels in ''Age of Calamity'' serve as mini-bosses that are prevalent in early scenarios and challenges, with stronger variants appearing in the later game. The first Lynel appears in the [[Mipha, the Zora Princess]] scenario, where it is threatening to attack a young Prince [[Sidon]]. Lynels have a variety of attacks, including the ability to shoot blasts of fire out towards nearby warriors, launching arrow strikes, and dashing forward with their bodies and weapons. When preparing a fire attack, they are often times vulnerable to [[Remote Bomb]] strikes, which can lower their health gauge.
+When defeated, a Lynel may drop a [[Lynel Hoof]], a [[Lynel Horn]], or some [[Lynel Guts]] as a reward. Additionally, the player will receive a [[Lynel Trophy]] each time one of these bosses are defeated. These can be used to complete [[Age of Calamity Quests|quests]] or upgrade weapons of the various warriors. Stronger variants and elemental variants of Lynel also appear throughout ''Age of Calamity'', including [[Blue-Maned Lynel]], [[White-Maned Lynel]], [[Silver Lynel]], [[Electric Lynel]], [[Fire Lynel]], [[Ice Lynel]], and [[Malice Lynel]].
 ==Non-Canon Appearances==
+{{Non-Canon|section}}
+===Animated Series===
 {{Stub|section}}
-===Animated Series===
 ===The Legend of Zelda Comic===
+{{Stub|section}}
 ==Gallery==
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 File:White-maned-lynel.jpg|White-maned Lynel from ''Breath of the Wild''
 File:Silver_Lynel.jpg|Silver Lynel from ''Breath of the Wild''
+File:Golden-lynel.jpg|Golden Lynel from ''Breath of the Wild - Master Mode''
+File:AoC-Lynel.png|Lynel from ''Age of Calamity''
 </gallery>
-{{Listbox|The Legend of Zelda|Enemies}}
+==Names in Other Languages==
+* Simplified Chinese: 莱尼尔 (Láiníěr)
+* Traditional Chinese: 萊尼爾 (Láiníěr)
+* Dutch: Lynel
+* EN US: Lynel
+* EN UK: Lynel
+* CA French: Centaléo
+* EU French: Lynel
+* German: Leune
+* Italian: Lynel
+* Japanese: ライネル (Raineru)
+* Korean: 라이넬 (Lainel)
+* Portuguese: Lynel
+* Russian: Левр (Levr)
+* LA Spanish: Centaleón
+* EU Spanish: Centaleón
-{{Listbox|A Link to the Past|Enemies}}
+{{Listbox|The Legend of Zelda Enemies}}
+{{Listbox|A Link to the Past Enemies}}
+{{Listbox|A Link Between Worlds Enemies}}
+{{Listbox|Breath of the Wild Enemies}}
 {{Cat|The Legend of Zelda Enemies}}
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 {{Cat|BS The Legend of Zelda Enemies}}
 {{Cat|Breath of the Wild Enemies}}
-{{cat|Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Enemies}}
+{{Cat|Age of Calamity Enemies}}
-{{cat|Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Races}}
+{{Cat|Age of Calamity Races}}
+{{Cat|Breath of the Wild Races}}

Games	The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past Oracle of Seasons Oracle of Ages A Link Between Worlds Breath of the Wild Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Location	Death Mountain Tarm Ruins Sea of No Return
Threat
Attacks	Oracle of Seasons Contact Spear Oracle of Ages Contact Spear
Effective Weapons	Oracle of Seasons Blue Lynel Sword - 6 hits Red Lynel Sword - 4 hits Oracle of Ages Blue Lynel Sword - 6 hits Red Lynel Sword - 4 hits In General Sword

Overworld	Armos Boulder Ghini Leever Lynel Moblin Octorok Peahat River Zora Tektite
Dungeons	Blade Trap Bubble Darknut Gel Gibdo Goriya Keese Lanmola Like Like Moldorm Patra Pols Voice Rope Stalfos Stone Statue Vire Wallmaster Wizzrobe Zol

Light World Overworld	Archer Armos Bee Bomb Knight Boulder Buzz Blob Crow Cucco Cukeman Deadrock Geldman Golden Bee Hoarder Keese Mini-Moldorm Red Octoballoon Red Octorok Poe Rat River Zora Sand Crab Slime Green Soldier Spear Knight Spear Soldier Spear Throwing Soldier Sword Soldier Tektite Thief Toppo Vulture
Dark World Overworld	Blazing Bat Bone Cucco Chasupa Dacto Hinox Hyu Ku Like Like Lynel Moblin Pikit Pikku Ropa Slarok Slime Snap Dragon Stal Swamola Taros Zirro
Light World Dungeons	Blue Archer Anti-Fairy Ball Ball and Chain Soldier Beamos Bumper Devalant Eyegore Flying Tile Giant Ball Guruguru Bar Hardhat Beetle Keese Red Kodongo Leever Mini-Moldorm Popo Rat Rope Slime Green Soldier Spark Spear Knight Red Spear Soldier Stalfos Sword Knight Sword Soldier Wall Turret
Dark World Dungeons	Anti-Fairy Arrgi Babusu Ball Bari Beamos Biri Blade Trap Bumper Buzz Chain Chomp Chasupa Eyegore Fireball Cannon Freezor Flying Tile Giant Blade Trap Gibdo Gibo Goriya Guruguru Bar Hardhat Beetle Helmasaur Hokkubokku Hover Keese Green Kodongo Laser Eye Like Like Medusa Mini-Moldorm Mole Orange Octoballoon Orange Octorok Pengator Pirogusu Popo Rabbit Beam Slime Sluggula Spark Spiked Roller Stalfos Stalfos Knight Skullrope Taros Terrorpin Wall Turret Wallmaster Kyameron Winder Wizzrobe Zazak Zol Zoro
Traps	Anti-Fairy Anti-Fairy Group Ball Beamos Blade Trap Boulder Bumper Fireball Cannon Flying Tile Giant Ball Giant Blade Trap Guruguru Bar Laser Eye Medusa Mole Rabbit Beam Spark Spiked Roller Wall Turret Winder
See also	A Link to the Past Enemy Details A Link to the Past Enemies Gallery

Enemies	Chuchu Fire Chuchu Ice Chuchu Electric Chuchu Keese Fire Keese Ice Keese Electric Keese Water Octorok Forest Octorok Rock Octorok Snow Octorok Treasure Octorok Sky Octorok Fire Wizzrobe Ice Wizzrobe Electric Wizzrobe Meteo Wizzrobe Blizzrobe Thunder Wizzrobe Stone Pebblit Igneo Pebblit Frost Pebblit Bokoblin Blue Bokoblin Black Bokoblin Stalkoblin Cursed Bokoblin Silver Bokoblin Golden Bokoblin Moblin Blue Moblin Black Moblin Stalmoblin Cursed Moblin Silver Moblin Golden Moblin Lizalfos Blue Lizalfos Black Lizalfos Stalizalfos Cursed Lizalfos Fire-Breath Lizalfos Ice-Breath Lizalfos Electric Lizalfos Silver Lizalfos Golden Lizalfos Lynel Blue-Maned Lynel White-Maned Lynel Silver Lynel Golden Lynel Yiga Footsoldier Yiga Blademaster
Guardians and Guardian Scouts	Decayed Guardian Guardian Stalker Guardian Skywatcher Guardian Turret Guardian Scout I Guardian Scout II Guardian Scout III Guardian Scout IV Sentry
Hostile Animals	Bee Cold-Footed Wolf Grizzlemaw Bear Honeyvore Bear Maraudo Wolf Wasteland Coyote
Sub-Bosses	Stone Talus Stone Talus (Luminous) Stone Talus (Rare) Igneo Talus Frost Talus Igneo Talus Titan Hinox Blue Hinox Black Hinox Stalnox Molduga Molduking
Bosses	Master Kohga Monk Maz Koshia Thunderblight Ganon Fireblight Ganon Waterblight Ganon Windblight Ganon Calamity Ganon Dark Beast Ganon

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