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|plural= Blue ChuChus<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= ST|publisher= Prima|page= 183|edition= Collector's Edition}}</ref>
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{{Term/Store|Blue Chuchu|Blue Chuchus|Series, MM, MM3D, TWW, TWWHD, TMC, PH, SS|plural}},{{Exp Game|MM, TWW, TMC, PH, SS}}<ref name="E 171">{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 171 {{Exp Game|MM, MM3D, TWW, TWWHD, TMC, TP, TPHD, PH, SS}}}}</ref> also known as {{Term/Store|Blue Chu|Blue Chus|TP, TPHD|plural}},{{Exp Game|TP}}<ref name="E 171"/> are recurring {{Plural|Series|Enemy|link}} in {{TLoZ|Series}}.
{{Term/Store|Blue Chuchu|Blue Chuchus|Series, MM, MM3D, TWW, TWWHD, TMC, PH, SS, SSHD|plural}},{{Exp Game|MM, TWW, TMC, PH, SS}}<ref name="E 171">{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 171 {{Exp Game|MM, MM3D, TWW, TWWHD, TMC, TP, TPHD, PH, SS}}}}</ref> also known as '''Blue ChuChus''',{{Exp Game|TWW}}{{Name Ref|TWWHD}} and {{Term/Store|Blue Chu|Blue Chus|TP, TPHD|plural}}{{Exp Game|TP}}<ref name="E 171"/>, are recurring {{Plural|Series|Enemy|link}} in {{TLoZ|Series}}.


==Characteristics==
==Characteristics==
==={{MM|-}}===
==={{MM|-}}===
Blue Chuchus are a unique variety that only appear in the [[Great Bay Temple]], as part of a puzzle. Unlike other Chuchus, they do not contain items like [[Hearts]], [[Arrow]]s, or [[Magic Jar]]s, instead solely being used to freeze and use as makeshift platforms via the [[Ice Arrow]].
{{Tatl
|quote1= {{Color|MM White|Blue Chuchu}}... This doesn't have anything inside of it, so it's really just a blob of water.
}}
{{Plural|MM3D|Blue Chuchu}} are a special variant of {{Term|MM3D|Chuchu|link}} that appear exclusively in the {{Term|MM3D|Great Bay Temple|link}}. They do not contain any {{Plural|MM3D|Item|link}} such as {{Plural|MM3D|Heart|link}}, {{Plural|MM3D|Magic Jar|link}}, or {{Plural|MM3D|Arrow|link}}. They are susceptible to freezing with the {{Plural|MM3D|Ice Arrow|link}}, temporarily forming {{Plural|MM3D|Ice Block|link}} that can be pushed and used as platforms.


==={{TWW|-}}===
==={{TWW|-}}===
There are 23 {{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chuchu}} which can be found throughout the {{Term|TWWHD|Great Sea|link}}. Link can obtain {{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chu Jelly|link}} from them by either defeating them or using the {{Term|TWWHD|Grappling Hook|link}}. Once Link obtains the {{Term|TWWHD|Blue Chu Jelly}} from a {{Term|TWWHD|Blue Chu}}, it can never be obtained again from that same one (a {{Term|TWWHD|Yellow Rupee|link}} will drop instead). Because of this, there are only 23 total {{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chu Jelly}} that Link can ever obtain.
{{Tingle
|context1=
|quote1= It's a wiggly-giggly '''Blue ChuChu'''!  You'll get shocked if you use your sword! Stun it with your boomerang, maybe? You might also try using a Tingle Bomb!
 
|context2= After obtaining the Bow
|quote2= That's a wiggly-giggly '''Blue ChuChu'''! You'll go numb if you use your sword on it. You can handle it easily with an arrow! Or just use a Tingle Bomb!
}}
{{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chuchu}} are a rare, electrified variant of {{Term|TWWHD|Chuchu|link}}. If {{Plural|TWWHD|Link}} attempts to touch them or strike them with his {{Term|TWWHD|Sword|link}}, he will be stunned by their electricity. They can safely be struck with ranged weapons and the {{Term|TWWHD|Grappling Hook|link}}. When they are hit with the {{Term|TWWHD|Boomerang|link}} or the shockwaves generated by {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb|link}} and the {{Term|TWWHD|Skull Hammer|link}}, they will temporarily be stunned and lose their electrical protection. Upon defeat, they drop {{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chu Jelly|link}}. However, each {{Term|TWWHD|Blue Chuchu}} will only do this once. A {{Term|TWWHD|Blue Chuchu}} that has been defeated before will instead drop a {{Term|TWWHD|Yellow Rupee|link}} upon defeat.
 
As there are only 23 {{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chuchu}} on the {{Term|TWWHD|Great Sea|link}}, {{Term|TWWHD|Link}} can only ever obtain 23 {{Plural|TWWHD|Blue Chu Jelly}}.


====Blue ChuChu Locations====
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! Island !! Location
| Star Island
| Underneath a boulder (requires {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb|link}} or the {{Plural|TWWHD|Power Bracelet|link}}).
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Star Island|link}} || Under a boulder (requires {{Plural|TWWHD|Bomb|link}} or the {{Plural|TWWHD|Power Bracelet|link}}).
| Northern Fairy Island
| Near the eastern palm tree.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Northern Fairy Island|link}} || Near the eastern palm tree.
| Crescent Moon Island
| Near the {{Term|TWWHD|Treasure Chest|link}}.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Crescent Moon Island|link}} || Near the {{Term|TWWHD|Treasure Chest|link}}.
| Crescent Moon Island
| Near the same {{Term|TWWHD|Treasure Chest}}.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Crescent Moon Island|link}} || Near the same {{Term|TWWHD|Treasure Chest}}.
| Overlook Island
| On top of the far side of the island (requires the {{Term|TWWHD|Hookshot|link}}).
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Overlook Island|link}} || On top of the far side of the island (requires the {{Term|TWWHD|Hookshot|link}}).
| Mother and Child Isles
| On the smaller of the two islands.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Mother and Child Isles|link}} || On the smaller of the two islands.
| Spectacle Island
| Underneath the small bridge.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Spectacle Island|link}} || Underneath the small bridge.
| Pawprint Isle
| On top of the north-eastern statue.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Pawprint Isle|link}} || On top of the north-eastern statue.
| Western Fairy Island
| Near the southern palm tree.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Western Fairy Island|link}} || Near the southern palm tree.
| Rock Spire Isle
| Link can find this {{Term|TWWHD|Chu}} after blowing up each rock, then reaching the final rock spire.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Rock Spire Isle|link}} || On the final rock spire.
| Tingle Island
| Near the small wooden sign by the base of the tower.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Tingle Island|link}} || Near the small wooden sign.
| Eastern Fairy Island
| Near the northern palm tree.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Eastern Fairy Island|link}} || Near the northern palm tree.
| Thorned Fairy Island
| Near the eastern palm tree.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Thorned Fairy Island|link}} || Near the eastern palm tree.
| Needle Rock Isle
| On the ring isle.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Needle Rock Isle|link}} || On the ring isle.
| Stone Watcher Island
| Behind the giant faced rock.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Stone Watcher Island|link}} || Behind the giant faced rock.
| Bird's Peak Rock
| On the ledge above the steel door (requires the {{Term|TWWHD|Grappling Hook|link}}).
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Bird's Peak Rock|link}} || On the ledge above the steel door (requires the {{Term|TWWHD|Grappling Hook|link}}).
| Diamond Steppe Island
| On one of the higher up ledges (requires the {{Term|TWWHD|Hookshot}}).
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Diamond Steppe Island|link}} || On one of the higher up ledges (requires the {{Term|TWWHD|Hookshot}}).
| Shark Island
| When Link activates all four switches quickly, an updraft will appear, which he can then use with the {{Term|TWWHD|Wind's Requiem|link}} and the {{Term|TWWHD|Deku Leaf|link}} to reach the highest point of the island where the {{Term|TWWHD|Chu}} is.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Shark Island|link}} || Activate all four switches quickly to reveal an updraft, then use it with the {{Term|TWWHD|Deku Leaf|link}} and the {{Term|TWWHD|Wind's Requiem|link}} to reach the highest point of the island where the Chu is.
| Southern Fairy Island
| Near the eastern palm tree.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Southern Fairy Island|link}} || Near the eastern palm tree.
| Cliff Plateau Isles
| When Link drops into the hole and makes his way through the cave, he will come out on the other side where the {{Term|TWWHD|Chu}} is.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Cliff Plateau Isles|link}} || Drop into the hole and go through the cave, which will take Link to the other side where the Chu is.
| Horseshoe Island
| This {{Term|TWWHD|Chu}} only spawns at night, and can be found to the right of the second hole.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Horseshoe Island|link}} || To the right of the second hole. This Chu only spawns at night.
| Angular Isles
| On top of the largest isle next to the {{Term|TWWHD|Treasure Chest}}.
|-
|-
| {{Term|TWWHD|Angular Isles|link}} || On top of the largest isle next to the {{Term|TWWHD|Treasure Chest}}.
| Boating Course
|-
| Link can reach this {{Term|TWWHD|Chu}} by using the {{Term|TWWHD|Deku Leaf}} to glide from the highest point of the main island to the island on the other side.
| {{Term|TWWHD|Boating Course|link}} || Glide using the {{Term|TWWHD|Deku Leaf}} from the highest point of the main island to reach the other island where the Chu is.
}}
|}
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==={{TMC|-}}===
==={{TMC|-}}===
{{Figurine|TMC|Chuchu}}
{{Plural|TMC|Blue Chuchu}} are found within the caves of {{Term|TMC|Veil Falls|link}} and in the {{Term|TMC|Palace of Winds|link}} in {{TMC}}. As soon as they emerge from the ground, they electrify themselves; they are invulnerable to {{Term|TMC|Sword|link}} strikes while electrified, and must be damaged with a different {{Term|TMC|Item|link}} or stunned with the {{Term|TMC|Boomerang|link}} or {{Term|TMC|Magical Boomerang|link}}. If {{Term|TMC|Link|link}} touches one while it is electrified, it will damage him and stun him briefly.
{{Plural|TMC|Blue Chuchu}} are found within the caves of {{Term|TMC|Veil Falls|link}} and in the {{Term|TMC|Palace of Winds|link}} in {{TMC}}. As soon as they emerge from the ground, they electrify themselves; they are invulnerable to {{Term|TMC|Sword|link}} strikes while electrified, and must be damaged with a different {{Term|TMC|Item|link}} or stunned with the {{Term|TMC|Boomerang|link}} or {{Term|TMC|Magical Boomerang|link}}. If {{Term|TMC|Link|link}} touches one while it is electrified, it will damage him and stun him briefly.


==={{TP|-}}===
==={{TP|-}}===
Blue Chus appear as enemies in {{TP}} and are more rare than [[Red Chuchu|Red Chus]], [[Yellow Chuchu|Yellow Chus]] or [[Purple Chu|Purple Chus]]. They can be found in the [[Lakebed Temple]], [[Hyrule Field]], [[Snowpeak Ruins]], and [[Cave|Caves]]. Upon defeat they drop [[Blue Chu Jelly]] which Link can scoop up in a [[bottle]] to drink, which restores his entire [[Life Gauge]]. They are functionally identical to a [[Blue Potion]], but cannot be purchased.
Blue Chus appear as enemies in {{TP}} and are more rare than [[Red Chuchu|Red Chus]], [[Yellow Chuchu|Yellow Chus]], or [[Purple Chu|Purple Chus]]. They can be found in the [[Lakebed Temple]], [[Hyrule Field]], [[Snowpeak Ruins]], and [[Cave|Caves]]. Upon defeat, they drop [[Blue Chu Jelly]] which Link can scoop up in a [[bottle]] and drink, restoring his entire [[Life Gauge]]. This jelly is functionally identical to a [[Blue Potion]], but cannot be purchased.


==={{PH|-}}===
==={{PH|-}}===
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==={{SS|-}}===
==={{SS|-}}===
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{{Fi
|quote1= <p>Target lock: {{Color|SS Blue|Blue Chuchu}}</p><p>This is a rare, aquatic Chuchu. Known for attaching itself to unaware victims, its gelatinous body will clog your air pipe, literally taking your breath away.</p><p>It is exceedingly dangerous to allow one of the larger specimens to stick to you for any length of time.</p>
}}
Blue Chuchus appear in {{SS|-}}, though unlike some previous Zelda games, they cannot discharge electricity and remain underwater. Blue Chuchus can only be defeated by [[Link]] performing an underwater spin, though strict attention to the air gauge is necessary.
Blue Chuchus appear in {{SS|-}}, though unlike some previous Zelda games, they cannot discharge electricity and remain underwater. Blue Chuchus can only be defeated by [[Link]] performing an underwater spin, though strict attention to the air gauge is necessary.


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
{{Nomenclature}}
{{Nomenclature}}
===Other Names===
{{Other Names
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| Blue ChuChu<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= CE |guide= Nintendo |page= 138 {{Exp Game|MM}}}}</ref>
| {{MM}}
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==Gallery==
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Latest revision as of 04:01, 5 January 2024

Blue Chuchus,(MM | TWW | TMC | PH | SS)[2] also known as Blue ChuChus,(TWW)[name references needed] and Blue Chus(TP)[2], are recurring Enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.

Characteristics

Majora's Mask

Tatl's Commenthide ▲
Tatl says:

Blue Chuchu... This doesn't have anything inside of it, so it's really just a blob of water.

Blue Chuchus are a special variant of Chuchu that appear exclusively in the Great Bay Temple. They do not contain any Items such as Hearts, Magic Jars, or Arrows. They are susceptible to freezing with the Ice Arrows, temporarily forming Ice Blocks that can be pushed and used as platforms.

The Wind Waker

Tingle's Commentshide ▲
Tingle says:

It's a wiggly-giggly Blue ChuChu! You'll get shocked if you use your sword! Stun it with your boomerang, maybe? You might also try using a Tingle Bomb!

show more...
After obtaining the Bow

That's a wiggly-giggly Blue ChuChu! You'll go numb if you use your sword on it. You can handle it easily with an arrow! Or just use a Tingle Bomb!

Blue Chuchus are a rare, electrified variant of ChuChu. If Links attempts to touch them or strike them with his Sword, he will be stunned by their electricity. They can safely be struck with ranged weapons and the Grappling Hook. When they are hit with the Boomerang or the shockwaves generated by Bombs and the Skull Hammer, they will temporarily be stunned and lose their electrical protection. Upon defeat, they drop Blue Chu Jellies. However, each Blue Chuchu will only do this once. A Blue Chuchu that has been defeated before will instead drop a Yellow Rupee upon defeat.

As there are only 23 Blue Chuchus on the Great Sea, Link can only ever obtain 23 Blue Chu Jellies.

Blue Chuchu Locationshide ▲
Island
Location

Underneath a boulder (requires Bombs or the Power Bracelets).

Island
Location

Near the eastern palm tree.

Island
Location

Near the Treasure Chest.

Island
Location

Near the same Treasure Chest.

Island
Location

On top of the far side of the island (requires the Hookshot).

Island
Location

On the smaller of the two islands.

Island
Location

Underneath the small bridge.

Island
Location

On top of the north-eastern statue.

Island
Location

Near the southern palm tree.

Island
Location

Link can find this ChuChu after blowing up each rock, then reaching the final rock spire.

Island
Location

Near the small wooden sign by the base of the tower.

Island
Location

Near the northern palm tree.

Island
Location

Near the eastern palm tree.

Island
Location

On the ring isle.

Island
Location

Behind the giant faced rock.

Island
Location

On the ledge above the steel door (requires the Grappling Hook).

Island
Location

On one of the higher up ledges (requires the Hookshot).

Island
Location

When Link activates all four switches quickly, an updraft will appear, which he can then use with the Wind's Requiem and the Deku Leaf to reach the highest point of the island where the ChuChu is.

Island
Location

Near the eastern palm tree.

Island
Location

When Link drops into the hole and makes his way through the cave, he will come out on the other side where the ChuChu is.

Island
Location

This ChuChu only spawns at night, and can be found to the right of the second hole.

Island
Location

On top of the largest isle next to the Treasure Chest.

Island
Location

Link can reach this ChuChu by using the Deku Leaf to glide from the highest point of the main island to the island on the other side.

IslandLocation

Underneath a boulder (requires Bombs or the Power Bracelets).

Near the eastern palm tree.

Near the Treasure Chest.

Near the same Treasure Chest.

On top of the far side of the island (requires the Hookshot).

On the smaller of the two islands.

Underneath the small bridge.

On top of the north-eastern statue.

Near the southern palm tree.

Link can find this ChuChu after blowing up each rock, then reaching the final rock spire.

Near the small wooden sign by the base of the tower.

Near the northern palm tree.

Near the eastern palm tree.

On the ring isle.

Behind the giant faced rock.

On the ledge above the steel door (requires the Grappling Hook).

On one of the higher up ledges (requires the Hookshot).

When Link activates all four switches quickly, an updraft will appear, which he can then use with the Wind's Requiem and the Deku Leaf to reach the highest point of the island where the ChuChu is.

Near the eastern palm tree.

When Link drops into the hole and makes his way through the cave, he will come out on the other side where the ChuChu is.

This ChuChu only spawns at night, and can be found to the right of the second hole.

On top of the largest isle next to the Treasure Chest.

Link can reach this ChuChu by using the Deku Leaf to glide from the highest point of the main island to the island on the other side.

The Minish Cap

Blue Chuchus are found within the caves of Veil Falls and in the Palace of Winds in The Minish Cap. As soon as they emerge from the ground, they electrify themselves; they are invulnerable to Sword strikes while electrified, and must be damaged with a different Item or stunned with the Boomerang or Magical Boomerang. If Link touches one while it is electrified, it will damage him and stun him briefly.

Twilight Princess

Blue Chus appear as enemies in Twilight Princess and are more rare than Red Chus, Yellow Chus, or Purple Chus. They can be found in the Lakebed Temple, Hyrule Field, Snowpeak Ruins, and Caves. Upon defeat, they drop Blue Chu Jelly which Link can scoop up in a bottle and drink, restoring his entire Life Gauge. This jelly is functionally identical to a Blue Potion, but cannot be purchased.

Phantom Hourglass

Appearing similar to their design in The Wind Waker, Blue Chuchus constantly discharge electricity as opposed to the Yellow Chuchu's periodic bursts. As a result, Blue Chuchus cannot be killed with a sword while their defenses are up, and instead must be stunned first or dispatched by other means.

Skyward Sword

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Fi's Commenthide ▲
Fi says:

Target lock: Blue Chuchu

This is a rare, aquatic Chuchu. Known for attaching itself to unaware victims, its gelatinous body will clog your air pipe, literally taking your breath away.

It is exceedingly dangerous to allow one of the larger specimens to stick to you for any length of time.

Blue Chuchus appear in Skyward Sword, though unlike some previous Zelda games, they cannot discharge electricity and remain underwater. Blue Chuchus can only be defeated by Link performing an underwater spin, though strict attention to the air gauge is necessary.

Nomenclature

ZW Nomenclature Asset.png Names in Other Regions ZW Nomenclature Asset 2.png
LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
青チュチュ (Ao Chuchu) (SS)[5] 
The Italian Republic
Italian
  • ChuChu (Blu) (MM | TWW)[3]
  • Chuchu blu (MM3D)[4]
  • ChuChu (Blue)
  • Blue chuchu
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Other Names

These names, though from official English sources, are not considered Canon by Zelda Wiki as they contradict a name or names from a higher-priority source.
Name
Blue ChuChu[6]
Applies to
Majora's Mask
Source

The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition—The Official Nintendo Player's Guide by Nintendo Power

Superseded by
Encyclopedia
NameApplies toSourceSuperseded by
Blue ChuChu[6]
Majora's Mask

The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition—The Official Nintendo Player's Guide by Nintendo Power

Encyclopedia

Gallery

  • A Blue Chuchu from The Wind Waker

    A Blue Chuchu from The Wind Waker

See Also

References

  1. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks—PRIMA Official Game Guide (Collector's Edition), Prima Games, pg. 183
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 171 (MM | MM3D | TWW | TWWHD | TMC | TP | TPHD | PH | SS)
  3. ↑ Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 171
  4. ↑ "Un chuchu blu..." — Tatl (Majora's Mask 3D, Italian localization)
  5. ↑ Hyrule Encyclopedia, Ambit Ltd., pg. 185
  6. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition—The Official Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 138 (MM)
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