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|weapon = [[Arrow]]s<br>[[Bomb]]<br>[[Boomerang]]<br>[[Fire Rod]]<br>[[Hookshot]]<br>[[Sword]]
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|Sprite LADX= File:LADX Giant Ghini Sprite.png
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The '''Giant Ghini'''<ref>{{Cite book|quote='''GIANT GHINI'''<br>This ectoplasmic monster appears only from certain tombstones when you touch them.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening Nintendo Player's Guide|publisher=Nintendo of America|page=96}}</ref> is a rare creature only appearing in a specific part of the [[Graveyard#Link's Awakening|Cemetery]] of [[Koholint Island]], the part above where the [[Color Dungeon]] is located in the [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening#Ports and Remakes|DX version]] of {{LA}}, and [[The Swamp]] of {{FSA}}. While in Link's Awakening they are defeated just like the other members of its family, in {{FSA|-}} they can only be destroyed by lighting the torches as they swarm around [[Dampe]]'s house.
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{{Term/Store|Giant Ghini|Giant Ghini|Series, LA, OoA, FSA|plural}} are recurring {{Plural|Series|Enemy|link}} in {{TLoZ|Series}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 181 {{Exp Game|LA, OoA, FSA}}}}</ref> They are a larger variant of {{Plural|Series|Ghini|link}}. A version of a {{Term|OoA|Giant Ghini}} appears as the {{Term|OoA|Sub-Boss}} of {{Term|OoA|Spirit's Grave|link}} in {{OoA}}.<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= OoA|publisher= Nintendo|page= 69}}</ref>


Another version of the Giant Ghini appeared as the mini-boss for [[Spirit's Grave]] in {{OoA}}.<ref>{{Cite book|quote=The locked door in B3 leads to a lair possessed by the Giant Ghini.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages Player's Guide|publisher=Nintendo of America|page=69}}</ref> This Giant Ghini was accompanied by three smaller spirits, offshoots of the Giant Ghini who acted like [[Zol#Gel Form|Gels]], stopping Link from moving quickly, but also stopping him from moving. When this happened, the Ghini would charge him. As long as the Giant Ghini was alive, it could keep recreating its smaller alter-egos.
==Characteristics==
==={{LA|-}}===
The {{Term|LADX|Giant Ghini}} is a rare creature in {{LA}}, appearing only in the {{Term|LADX|Cemetery|link}} of {{Term|LADX|Koholint Island}}. Its size allows it to harm {{Term|LADX|Link|link}} easily, but it can be defeated in the same manner as the rest of its family.


==Characteristics==
==={{OoA|-}}===
The only thing the Giant Ghini has over the regular Ghini is its sheer size and a little extra health, allowing it to hurt [[Link]] more easily. However, this is also its weakness, as it allows Link to attack them from a further range. Spin attacks with the sword are the best way to deal with this spirit.
In {{OoA|-}}, the {{Term|OoA|Giant Ghini}} possesses two eyes and is accompanied by three {{Plural|OoA|Mini-Ghini|link}} who act like {{Plural|OoA|Gel|link}}, attaching themselves to {{Term|OoA|Link}} to hinder his movement speed.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= In ''Oracle of Ages'', a Giant Ghini serves as a miniboss. It will summon smaller Ghini and possess Link, slowing his movements and preventing him from swinging his sword.|book= E |publisher= |page= 181}}</ref> When this happens, the {{Term|OoA|Giant Ghini}} will charge at {{Term|OoA|Link}} to harm him. The {{Term|OoA|Giant Ghini}} must be attacked with the {{Term|OoA|Sword|link}}, which is easier done after the three smaller {{Plural|OoA|Ghini}} have been dispatched. However, the {{Term|OoA|Giant Ghini}} may still charge at {{Term|OoA|Link}} if he gets too close, and the smaller {{Plural|OoA|Ghini}} will respawn after a short time.


The {{OoA|-}} version is a little different, but essentially the same. Defeating the three smaller spirits before attacking the Giant Ghini makes it easier for Link to attack it, then he may attack without the ghosts latching onto him, and before they respawn to cause more trouble.
==={{FSA|-}}===
{{Plural|FSA|Giant Ghini}} appear in {{Term|FSA|The Swamp|link}} in {{FSA}}. A dozen {{Plural|FSA|Giant Ghini}} swarm around {{Term|FSA|Dampé|link}}'s house and can only be defeated by lighting the four {{Plural|FSA|Torch|link}} around the house.


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
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|ja= {{Romanize|デグギーニ|Degu Gīni}}<br>{{Romanize|分身|Bunshin}}{{exp|smaller spirits}}
|jaM= Big Ghini<br>Alter-ego
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|de= {{de|Großer Ghini}}
|deM= Big Ghini
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:GiantGhini.png|Giant Ghini in {{LA|-}}
File:LADX Giant Ghini.png|A {{Term|LADX|Giant Ghini}} from {{LA|DX|-}}
File:Giant Ghini OOA.png|The Giant Ghini boss in {{OoA|-}}
</gallery>
</gallery>
==See Also==
* {{Term|Series|Ghini|link}}
* {{Term|Series|Mini-Ghini|link}}


{{Ref}}
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{{Bosses|OoA}}
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[[Category:Undead]]
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[[Category:Enemies in Link's Awakening]]
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[[Category:Bosses in Oracle of Ages]]
[[Category:Enemies in Four Swords Adventures]]

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Giant Ghini are recurring Enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.[1] They are a larger variant of Ghini. A version of a Giant Ghini appears as the Sub-Boss of Spirit's Grave in Oracle of Ages.[2]

Characteristics

Link's Awakening

The Giant Ghini is a rare creature in Link's Awakening, appearing only in the Graveyard of Koholint Island. Its size allows it to harm Link easily, but it can be defeated in the same manner as the rest of its family.

Oracle of Ages

In Oracle of Ages, the Giant Ghini possesses two eyes and is accompanied by three Mini-Ghinis who act like Gels, attaching themselves to Link to hinder his movement speed.[3] When this happens, the Giant Ghini will charge at Link to harm him. The Giant Ghini must be attacked with the Sword, which is easier done after the three smaller Ghini have been dispatched. However, the Giant Ghini may still charge at Link if he gets too close, and the smaller Ghini will respawn after a short time.

Four Swords Adventures

Giant Ghini appear in The Swamp in Four Swords Adventures. A dozen Giant Ghini swarm around Dampé's house and can only be defeated by lighting the four Torches around the house.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
The Italian Republic
Italian
Ghini Gigante (LA | LADX | OoA | FSA)[4]Same as English.
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Gallery

See Also

References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 181 (LA | OoA | FSA)
  2. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages—The Official Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 69
  3. "In Oracle of Ages, a Giant Ghini serves as a miniboss. It will summon smaller Ghini and possess Link, slowing his movements and preventing him from swinging his sword." (Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 181)
  4. Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 181