Gohdan

Gohdan (ゴードン, Gōdon) is the guardian of the Tower of the Gods, and is the last test before the gods acknowledge Link as the True Hero. Gohdan is strong, however he has very few attacks.

Strategy
Gohdan has few, but powerful attacks. Quite often, he will try to punch Link into the electric pits on the side of the room, or perform a clapping move, striking Link from either side. To stop this, Link must shoot at the eyes on both hands with his Bow and Arrows, disabling them temporarily. After he shoots his hands, Gohdan's eyes become vulnerable. By shooting his eyes, Gohdan will crash to the ground, where Link must then throw a bomb into his mouth.

Should Link run out of arrows or bombs, Gohdan will dispense more out of his nose.

Trivia

 * Gohdan bears similarity to numerous bosses found in and out of the Zelda series, both in shape and weaknesses. These bosses include Andross from the Star Fox series, Eyerok from Super Mario 64, Bongo Bongo from Ocarina of Time, Ramrock from Oracle of Ages and Mazaal from The Minish Cap. He also bears some similarity to the Yu-Gi-Oh! card, Jinzo
 * Gohdan is the only boss in The Wind Waker that is not evil, and thus he does not explode upon his defeat. This boss simply returns to the wall it was embedded in at the beginning of the battle. This is also demonstrated by the fact that, once Link exhausts his supply of arrows or bombs, Gohdan will dispense more from its nose.
 * Like the Thunderbird in the Great Palace in The Adventure of Link, Gohdan is the guardian placed to test the courage of potential heroes.
 * Gohdan's fire-spitting sound is a rather famous stock sound effect that is heard in many films, TV programs, and other games (most famous of which is probably the Doom II end boss).
 * Each time Gohdan is knocked down, his hands will recover faster than before.
 * Strangely, even after Gohdan is defeated, if you aim your Boomerang at the eyes on his hands or on his nose, the yellow boomerang lock on will display.
 * Gohdan has a few similarities to the Aztec/Inca tribal masks.