[[File:Girobokku.gif|left]] '''Girubokku''' (ギルボック) is the Japanese name for an otherwise unnamed floating eye enemy from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''.
[[File:Girobokku.gif|left]] '''Girubokku''' is the Japanese name for an otherwise unnamed floating eye enemy from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''.
These enemies greatly resemble [[Moa]]s in being giant floating eyeballs; however, they fight rather differently, traveling around the screen for a short distance before opening their single great eye, which is [[Link]]'s only opening to attack. Another difference is that Girubokku are always visible, whereas some Moas usually require the [[Cross]] to be visible.
These enemies greatly resemble [[Moa]]s in being giant floating eyeballs; however, they fight rather differently, traveling around the screen for a short distance before opening their single great eye, which is [[Link]]'s only opening to attack. Another difference is that Girubokku are always visible, whereas some Moas usually require the [[Cross]] to be visible.
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Due to their similar appearances, Girubokku may somehow be related to the [[Patra]] or [[Digdogger]].
Due to their similar appearances, Girubokku may somehow be related to the [[Patra]] or [[Digdogger]].
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Girubokku is the Japanese name for an otherwise unnamed floating eye enemy from The Adventure of Link.
These enemies greatly resemble Moas in being giant floating eyeballs; however, they fight rather differently, traveling around the screen for a short distance before opening their single great eye, which is Link's only opening to attack. Another difference is that Girubokku are always visible, whereas some Moas usually require the Cross to be visible.
Due to their similar appearances, Girubokku may somehow be related to the Patra or Digdogger.
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