Guay

A Guay is a small bird that appears in multiple Zelda games. They usually come in flocks, and dive at Link's head to attack.

Appearances

Ocarina of Time

		Guay Destroy it before it flies into you!

In Ocarina of Time, Guays only appear at the Desert Colossus, Lake Hylia, and Lon Lon Ranch during the nighttime. They infinitely respawn, but after a while a Big Guay will appear. It is just as easy to defeat as the other Guays, but it drops more Rupees when defeated.

Majora's Mask

		It's a Guay. You don't know about this one? Just attack it before it swoops down on you. That's all there is to it.

Majora's Mask's Guays are similar in look to the ones in Ocarina of Time: purplish bodies and orange beaks. They mostly appear in trees; however, there is a single Guay that circles Clock Town in Termina Field, but it does not attack. If Link plays a certain song with a certain mask on, it will drop Rupees for him Guays can also be found near the pond in Snowhead region during spring, and also in Ikana Canyon.

Twilight Princess

Guays take on a different appearance in Twilight Princess, looking more like an actual bird and more of a twisted enemy design. They resemble a vulture and have bright blue eyes. They usually attack in flocks, but also can be seen by themselves. If Link defeats an entire flock of Guays, they will drop a sum of Rupees.

Skyward Sword

		Target lock: Guay This bird seemingly jettisons its droppings upon people's heads on purpose. It is unclear if this is due to a carefree attitude or pure malice. Should its droppings land on you, I calculate the probability of your intense aggravation at 100%.

In Skyward Sword, these small bird-like enemies will dive-bomb Link if they spot him. They also have a secondary ability to drop feces upon Link's head. This creates a noxious yellow cloud that will drain hearts until he shakes it off. When the Guay is defeated, it will drop 5 or 20 Rupees.

Gallery

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  Guay as they appeared in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.