Molduga

,  also known as Giant Sand Beasts, are recurring NaN Bosss and NaN Sub-Bosss in.

NaN Moldugas are giant NaN Monsters that swim through the NaN Sands of the BotW:. They resemble four-legged NaN Fishs and patrol their territories in search of prey. NaN Moldugas are sensitive to sound, and they will rise out of BotW: to eat whatever they can find. As a result, it is considered dangerous to enter the domain of a BotW:.

Once they become aware of BotW:'s presence, NaN Moldugas will barrel towards and attempt to ram into him. NaN Moldugas can be fought while BotW: with the help of a BotW:. Due to their sensitivity to loud noises, BotW: can strike them with NaN Remote Bombs or NaN Bomb Arrows, causing them to be stunned once they jump out of the BotW:. When defeated, NaN Moldugas drops one or two NaN Treasure Chests containing various NaN Weapons, NaN Molduga Fins, and NaN Molduga Gutss.

As part of the "BotW:" BotW:, BotW: requires NaN Molduga Gutss in order to cure her husband's illness, but none of the soldiers in BotW: are willing to defeat one for her. When BotW: brings her BotW:, she gives him a BotW: as a reward.

After BotW: defeats BotW: for the first time, he will be able to ask BotW: about NaN Moldugas. As part of his research, he has determined that four NaN Moldugas can be found in the entirety of BotW:. Due to their size, BotW: is unable to safely approach them, so he asks BotW: if he could defeat all of them, allowing BotW: to analyze the scent their fluids leave behind. When BotW: returns to BotW: after defeating all of the NaN Moldugas, he will be able to smell them clearly, and he gives BotW: the BotW: as a reward.

As part of DLC Pack, the BotW: will appear in the BotW:. It is a more powerful subspecies of BotW:, known to build up energy by sleeping underground for hundreds of years.

Locations

 * BotW:
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NaN Moldugas reappear in.

Locations

 * TotK:
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Nomenclature
NaN Moldugas may pay tribute to Series:, the Series: of the Series: in. Series: itself has its name derived from mogura, which is Japanese for mole. The four NaN Moldugas act similar to Series: by being submerged in Series:, further supporting this claim.