Stone Statue

are recurring enemies in. They are tall, sometimes fire-breathing, rock monoliths scattered abundantly about the many dungeons in. These statues reflect the motif of their dungeon, expressing such in the form of individualistic symbolism and decoration. While statues of stone appear in all Zelda titles to date, only those in, , , and  are of any such significance.

Characteristics
Like the Blade Traps and other architectural intricacies of dungeons, their creators are unknown, and the fact that they cannot be destroyed only adds to the intangible mystery surrounding such rock. Stone statues often welcome Link at the entrance of a dungeon, and are placed sporadically about its innards as a form of decoration, and in some cases, like in and, these statues act as a solitary enemy, shooting balls of fire at Link whenever in close proximity. In a dungeon environment, they are seen in pairs or individually, often at the corners of a room, or joined in the center. The Stone Statues of and  can "watch" Link as he navigates through a dungeon, a trait that the statues of all other titles do not have.

In, Moblin-shaped statues appear in Forsaken Fortress and Savage Labyrinth, extending from the walls. Though they brandish spears, if they spot or smell Link, they will attempt to destroy the young hero with other means; the statues that inhabit the Forsaken Fortress will attempt to strike him with laser beams from their noses, similarly to the Beamos, and the ones that reside within the 50th floor of the Savage Labyrinth will generate fire from their mouths.

In, the Stone Statues that appear in Dark Hyrule Castle will persistently firing bombs, in a manner similar to the Warships from.