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|pronunciation= {{IPA|ˈgoʊmɑː}} {{Respell|GOH|mah}}<ref>{{Cite web|quote=For example, here's Goumau. |published=August 4, 2014|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_DZtTR3zu0&t=5m36s|title=Hyrule Warriors Direct|site=YouTube}}</ref>
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A Gohma makes its first appearance in {{TLoZ}}. Its hard shell will repel all attacks, but its single eye is vulnerable to [[Arrow]]s shot with the [[Bow]].<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=The super-huge crab that lives in the labyrinths. Its hard shell will repulse any attack. Attack its weak point with a special weapon.|game=The Legend of Zelda (Game)|page=38}}</ref> Due to this weakness, Gohma frequently keeps its eye closed, and attacks by shooting beams from a distance. There are two varieties of Gohma in this game, those being red and blue; the red Gohma can be killed by a single [[Arrow]] from the [[Bow]], while the blue one takes three Arrows to kill.
A Gohma makes its first appearance in {{TLoZ}}. Its hard shell will repel all attacks, but its single eye is vulnerable to [[Arrow]]s shot with the [[Bow]].<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=The super-huge crab that lives in the labyrinths. Its hard shell will repulse any attack. Attack its weak point with a special weapon.|game=The Legend of Zelda (Game)|page=38}}</ref> Due to this weakness, Gohma frequently keeps its eye closed, and attacks by shooting beams from a distance. There are two varieties of Gohma in this game, those being red and blue; the red Gohma can be killed by a single [[Arrow]] from the [[Bow]], while the blue one takes three Arrows to kill.


In the First Quest, a red Goumau is the boss of [[Level-6 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-6]], and also appears as a mini-boss in [[Level-8 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-8]] .
In the First Quest, a red Gohma is the boss of [[Level-6 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-6]], and also appears as a mini-boss in [[Level-8 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-8]] .


In the [[Second Quest]], a red Goumau appears as an enemy in [[Level-5 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-5]] and as a mini-boss in [[Level-7 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-7]], while a blue Gohma is the boss of Level-6.
In the [[Second Quest]], a red Gohma appears as an enemy in [[Level-5 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-5]] and as a mini-boss in [[Level-7 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-7]], while a blue Gohma is the boss of Level-6.


==={{LA|-}}===
==={{LA|-}}===
In {{LA}}, two {{Plural|LA|Goumau}} appear as the main {{Plural|LA|Sub-Boss}} of the fifth {{Term|LA|Dungeon}}, {{Term|LA|Catfish's Maw|link}}. They move back and forth sideways with their eyes constantly closed, and occasionally try to ram into {{Term|LA|Link|link}}. Only the {{Term|LA|Gohma}} closest to {{Term|LA|Link}} will try to attack. They will also sometimes open their eyes to release a fireball, which also makes them vulnerable to the {{Term|LA|Hookshot|link}}. Playing the "{{Term|LA|Ballad of the Wind Fish|link}}" causes them to instantly open their eyes.{{Verify|LA}}
In {{LA}}, two {{Plural|LA|Gohma}} appear as the main {{Plural|LA|Sub-Boss}} of the fifth {{Term|LA|Dungeon}}, {{Term|LA|Catfish's Maw|link}}. They move back and forth sideways with their eyes constantly closed, and occasionally try to ram into {{Term|LA|Link|link}}. Only the {{Term|LA|Gohma}} closest to {{Term|LA|Link}} will try to attack. They will also sometimes open their eyes to release a fireball, which also makes them vulnerable to the {{Term|LA|Hookshot|link}}. Playing the "{{Term|LA|Ballad of the Wind Fish|link}}" causes them to instantly open their eyes.{{Verify|LA}}


Additionally, {{Term|LA|Link}} could also use a {{Term|LA|Bow}} and fire {{Plural|LA|Arrow}} into their eyes, which appears to deal more damage than the {{Term|LA|Hookshot}}.{{Verify|LA}}
Additionally, {{Term|LA|Link}} could also use a {{Term|LA|Bow}} and fire {{Plural|LA|Arrow}} into their eyes, which appears to deal more damage than the {{Term|LA|Hookshot}}.{{Verify|LA}}


==={{OT|-}}===
==={{OoT|-}}===
{{Navi|Gohma|'''Goumau'''
{{Navi|Gohma|'''Gohma'''
It's one of the parasitic monsters inside the Deku Tree! Its eye is vulnerable when it's red!}}
It's one of the parasitic monsters inside the Deku Tree! Its eye is vulnerable when it's red!}}
'''Parasitic Armored Arachnid: Goumau''' debuts as the first boss enemy Link will encounter in {{OT}}. After the [[Great Deku Tree]] refuses to place the [[Spiritual Stones#Kokiri's Emerald|Spiritual Stone of the Forest]] into [[Ganondorf]]'s hands, the King of Thieves curses the ancient tree with a monstrous, Tektite-like creature,<ref>{{Cite|Take this stone with you. The stone that man wanted so much, that he cast the curse on me...|Great Deku Tree|OoT}}</ref> Goumau. With the creature ravaging the inner body of the Deku Tree, spreading her offspring, scattering her web, and leeching on the Tree's life,<ref>{{Cite|That evil man who cast the death curse upon me and sapped my power...|Great Deku Tree|OoT}}</ref> the Great Deku Tree has no choice but to request for Link's help with the aid of [[Navi]] the fairy. Queen Goumau is found on the deepest floor inside the Great Deku Tree, resting atop the ceiling.  
'''Parasitic Armored Arachnid: Gohma''' debuts as the first boss enemy Link will encounter in {{OoT}}. After the [[Great Deku Tree]] refuses to place the [[Spiritual Stones#Kokiri's Emerald|Spiritual Stone of the Forest]] into [[Ganondorf]]'s hands, the King of Thieves curses the ancient tree with a monstrous, Tektite-like creature,<ref>{{Cite|Take this stone with you. The stone that man wanted so much, that he cast the curse on me...|Great Deku Tree|OoT}}</ref> Gohma. With the creature ravaging the inner body of the Deku Tree, spreading her offspring, scattering her web, and leeching on the Tree's life,<ref>{{Cite|That evil man who cast the death curse upon me and sapped my power...|Great Deku Tree|OoT}}</ref> the Great Deku Tree has no choice but to request for Link's help with the aid of [[Navi]] the fairy. Queen Gohma is found on the deepest floor inside the Great Deku Tree, resting atop the ceiling.  


When Link confronts her, he discovers she has one weakness: her eye is vulnerable when it turns red.<ref>{{Cite|Its eye is vulnerable when it's red!|Navi|OoT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Book| quote= To defeat Queen Goumau, wait for her eye to shine red before stunning her with a Deku Seed| book= The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker (Ocarina of Time walkthrough included)| publisher= Prima Games| page= 174}}</ref> By shooting at her red eye with a [[Deku Seed]] via the [[Fairy Slingshot]], Goumau will be stunned, leaving her open to attack from Link's sword or [[Deku Stick]]s.<ref>{{Cite|In order to administer the coup de grace to Queen Goumau, strike with your sword while she's stunned. Oh, Queenie...|Deku Scrub|OoT}}</ref> After being hit at least once, Goumau will climb onto the room's ceiling and, if she is not stunned with a Deku Seed in time, she will attempt to hatch three Goumau Larva to aid her in battle. However, there is a strategy to defeat Goumau faster that only requires one [[Deku Stick]]. Once Guhmua is stunned, Link must jump strike with the Deku Stick and then do multiple shield stabs (done by attacking with the sword while holding R but not [[Z-Targeting]]). Another strategy is to repeatedly land a hit at the very last frame before Goumau gets back up until she is defeated, though this requires perfect timing. It is possible to kill Gohumau on the first [[Critical Point]] both ways. The amount of time Queen Goumau remains stunned for varies according to the technique administered: two seconds for using a [[Deku Nut]], five if Link fires a Deku Seed with his slingshot while her eye is red, and around eight if she is shot whilst hanging from the ceiling.
When Link confronts her, he discovers she has one weakness: her eye is vulnerable when it turns red.<ref>{{Cite|Its eye is vulnerable when it's red!|Navi|OoT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite Book| quote= To defeat Queen Gohma, wait for her eye to shine red before stunning her with a Deku Seed| book= The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker (Ocarina of Time walkthrough included)| publisher= Prima Games| page= 174}}</ref> By shooting at her red eye with a [[Deku Seed]] via the [[Fairy Slingshot]], Gohma will be stunned, leaving her open to attack from Link's sword or [[Deku Stick]]s.<ref>{{Cite|In order to administer the coup de grace to Queen Gohma, strike with your sword while she's stunned. Oh, Queenie...|Deku Scrub|OoT}}</ref> After being hit at least once, Gohma will climb onto the room's ceiling and, if she is not stunned with a Deku Seed in time, she will attempt to hatch three Gohma Larva to aid her in battle. However, there is a strategy to defeat Gohma faster that only requires one [[Deku Stick]]. Once Gohma is stunned, Link must jump strike with the Deku Stick and then do multiple shield stabs (done by attacking with the sword while holding R but not [[Z-Targeting]]). Another strategy is to repeatedly land a hit at the very last frame before Gohma gets back up until she is defeated, though this requires perfect timing. It is possible to kill Gohma on the first [[Critical Point]] both ways. The amount of time Queen Gohma remains stunned for varies according to the technique administered: two seconds for using a [[Deku Nut]], five if Link fires a Deku Seed with his slingshot while her eye is red, and around eight if she is shot whilst hanging from the ceiling.


After Link strikes Goumau's eye enough times, she will be defeated, causing the curse on the Deku Tree to break. As a reward, Link receives a [[Heart Container]] and the [[Kokiri]]'s Emerald from the Great Deku Tree before he passes away.<ref>{{Cite|You got the Kokiri's Emerald! This is the Spiritual Stone of the Forest, now entrusted to you by the Great Deku Tree|N/A|OoT}}</ref>
After Link strikes Gohma's eye enough times, she will be defeated, causing the curse on the Deku Tree to break. As a reward, Link receives a [[Heart Container]] and the [[Kokiri]]'s Emerald from the Great Deku Tree before he passes away.<ref>{{Cite|You got the Kokiri's Emerald! This is the Spiritual Stone of the Forest, now entrusted to you by the Great Deku Tree|N/A|OoT}}</ref>


==={{OS|-}}===
==={{OoS|-}}===
Goumau also makes an appearance inside the [[Dancing Dragon Dungeon]] in {{OoS}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=Gohma the waddling crab has a two-stage attack that will require you to adjust your equipment.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages Player's Guide|publisher=Nintendo of America|page=35}}</ref> However, this time around, the beast has an extra appendage, a deadly claw. If Link runs in front of her, she will charge and grab him, then throw him to the ground causing damage. The claw can be removed by slashing with the sword. Additionally, the [[Roc's Feather]] can be used to jump over the claw. Once the claw is destroyed, the [[Slingshot]] can be fired at its open eye, while avoiding the larvae it summons. Defeating Goumau yields the fourth [[Essences of Nature|Essence of Nature]], the [[Soothing Rain]].
Gohma also makes an appearance inside the [[Dancing Dragon Dungeon]] in {{OoS}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=Gohma the waddling crab has a two-stage attack that will require you to adjust your equipment.|book=The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages Player's Guide|publisher=Nintendo of America|page=35}}</ref> However, this time around, the beast has an extra appendage, a deadly claw. If Link runs in front of her, she will charge and grab him, then throw him to the ground causing damage. The claw can be removed by slashing with the sword. Additionally, the [[Roc's Feather]] can be used to jump over the claw. Once the claw is destroyed, the [[Slingshot]] can be fired at its open eye, while avoiding the larvae it summons. Defeating Gohma yields the fourth [[Essences of Nature|Essence of Nature]], the [[Soothing Rain]].


==={{TWW|-}}===
==={{TWW|-}}===
[[File:Goumau(WW).jpg|right|thumb|170px|Goumau from {{TWW|-}}]]
[[File:Gohma(WW).jpg|right|thumb|170px|Gohma from {{TWW|-}}]]
In {{TWW}}, Goumau is placed by Ganondorf below the resting spot of the Spirit of the Sky, [[Valoo]], high on [[Dragon Roost Island]]'s peak, without the Sky Spirit knowing about it. Goumau's presence repeatedly torments Valoo and thus angers him enough that he becomes violent and unpredictable. The Sky Spirit causes trouble, confusion and panic among the [[Rito]], the protectors of [[Din's Pearl]]. Link offers to help the Rito, and when he reaches the boss room inside [[Dragon Roost Cavern]], he finds an impressive, lava-resistant, [[Magtail]]-like monster as his foe. Despite its menacing stature, Link manages to crack open Goumau's armor and delivers many lethal strikes to its eye with his sword, eventually killing her.<ref>{{Cite Book| quote= Goumau is encased in a hard shell. To damage the boss, you must first crack its armor. Once you shatter Goumau's shell, grapple its eye. Slash Goumau's eye repeatedly with your sword.| book= The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (Ocarina of Time Walk-through included)| publisher= Prima Games| page= 52}}</ref>  
In {{TWW}}, Gohma is placed by Ganondorf below the resting spot of the Spirit of the Sky, [[Valoo]], high on [[Dragon Roost Island]]'s peak, without the Sky Spirit knowing about it. Gohma's presence repeatedly torments Valoo and thus angers him enough that he becomes violent and unpredictable. The Sky Spirit causes trouble, confusion and panic among the [[Rito]], the protectors of [[Din's Pearl]]. Link offers to help the Rito, and when he reaches the boss room inside [[Dragon Roost Cavern]], he finds an impressive, lava-resistant, [[Magtail]]-like monster as his foe. Despite its menacing stature, Link manages to crack open Gohma's armor and delivers many lethal strikes to its eye with his sword, eventually killing her.<ref>{{Cite Book| quote= Gohma is encased in a hard shell. To damage the boss, you must first crack its armor. Once you shatter Gohma's shell, grapple its eye. Slash Gohma's eye repeatedly with your sword.| book= The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (Ocarina of Time Walk-through included)| publisher= Prima Games| page= 52}}</ref>  


To defeat Goumau, Link must wait for an opening to grapple onto Valoo's tail, which dangles from the roof, while avoiding Goumau's pincers. When Link swings to safety, part of the chamber's ceiling falls onto Goumau, cracking her armor. After repeating this process several times, Goumau's armor will be destroyed. At this stage, Link grapples Goumau's eye so he can access it with his sword. Once the eye is in range, Link must attack it with his sword until the boss perishes by hardening and exploding.
To defeat Gohma, Link must wait for an opening to grapple onto Valoo's tail, which dangles from the roof, while avoiding Gohma's pincers. When Link swings to safety, part of the chamber's ceiling falls onto Gohma, cracking her armor. After repeating this process several times, Gohma's armor will be destroyed. At this stage, Link grapples Gohma's eye so he can access it with his sword. Once the eye is in range, Link must attack it with his sword until the boss perishes by hardening and exploding.


For defeating Goumau, Link's prize is a Heart Container, and an apology as well as [[Din's Pearl]] from the [[Rito Chieftain]]'s son, [[Komali]]. Over the course of the game, Goumau must be defeated twice, once in Dragon Roost Cavern and once in [[Ganon's Tower (The Wind Waker)|Ganon's Tower]] to complete the game. If Link manages to capture a photograph of Goumau with his [[Picto Box]] and make it into a figurine, he discovers that her armor is actually white with pale, purplish markings. The impression of Goumau's seemingly gold armor and brass markings was created by the lava in the cavern.
For defeating Gohma, Link's prize is a Heart Container, and an apology as well as [[Din's Pearl]] from the [[Rito Chieftain]]'s son, [[Komali]]. Over the course of the game, Gohma must be defeated twice, once in Dragon Roost Cavern and once in [[Ganon's Tower (The Wind Waker)|Ganon's Tower]] to complete the game. If Link manages to capture a photograph of Gohma with his [[Picto Box]] and make it into a figurine, he discovers that her armor is actually white with pale, purplish markings. The impression of Gohma's seemingly gold armor and brass markings was created by the lava in the cavern.


{{Figurine| TWW | Goumau }}
{{Figurine| TWW | Gohma }}


==={{FSA|-}}===
==={{FSA|-}}===
In {{FSA}}, Goumau appears in two variations: the first type aimlessly wanders about the fields of [[Hyrule]], and the second type acts as a mini-boss that shoots fireballs at Link. Both types of Goumau can be harmed only by shooting Arrows at its large open eye.
In {{FSA}}, Gohma appears in two variations: the first type aimlessly wanders about the fields of [[Hyrule]], and the second type acts as a mini-boss that shoots fireballs at Link. Both types of Gohma can be harmed only by shooting Arrows at its large open eye.
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Gohma also appears in {{BSTLoZ}}. A brown Goumau first appears as the boss of [[Level-6 (BS The Legend of Zelda)|Level-6]], and can be taken out if it is shot in the eye with a single Arrow. Two blue Goumaus also appear in [[Level-8 (BS The Legend of Zelda)|Level-8]] as a double mini-boss battle. They are much more resilient, and will take three Arrows in each eye, or two Silver Arrows before their defeat.
Gohma also appears in {{BSTLoZ}}. A brown Gohma first appears as the boss of [[Level-6 (BS The Legend of Zelda)|Level-6]], and can be taken out if it is shot in the eye with a single Arrow. Two blue Gohmas also appear in [[Level-8 (BS The Legend of Zelda)|Level-8]] as a double mini-boss battle. They are much more resilient, and will take three Arrows in each eye, or two Silver Arrows before their defeat.
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===''The Legend of Zelda'' TV Series===
===''The Legend of Zelda'' TV Series===
[[File:Gohma (Stinging a Stinger).png|thumb|right|Goumau from ''The Legend of Zelda'' TV series]]
[[File:Gohma (Stinging a Stinger).png|thumb|right|Gohma from ''The Legend of Zelda'' TV series]]
Goumaus appear in three episodes of {{TLZ|TV Series}}. Their appearance is similar to that of the original ''The Legend of Zelda''.  
Gohmas appear in three episodes of {{TLoZ|TV Series}}. Their appearance is similar to that of the original ''The Legend of Zelda''.  


In "[[Cold Spells]]", after [[Ganon]] traps Link and [[Princess Zelda]] in a glass container, he calls a Goumau to exterminate the heroes. However, just as Goumau is trying to get Link out of the container, [[Spryte]] arrives in time and shoots a powerful bolt of energy at the Goumau, allowing Link to escape.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote=Link's in trouble! Maybe my magic will do something!|name=Spryte|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=2}}</ref> Ganon then shoots fire at Link, which the young hero evades just in time and causes the fire to hit Goumau instead, instantly defeating the giant foe. Another Gohma makes an appearance in the "[[Stinging a Stinger]]" episode after Ganon locks up [[Sleezenose]], Link and Zelda inside the monster's lair.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote=Throw him to Goumau, then those two!|name=Ganon|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=9}}</ref> With Goumau slowly approaching the group, Zelda gets out a [[Magic Rope]] from her pouch and Link a [[Boomerang]] while the young hero orders Sleezenose to use his lockpicks to open the gate.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote= Quick, take these and try to open the gate. Zelda and I will try to hold off Goumau.|name=Link|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=9}}</ref> Zelda then ties the rope around one of Goumau's horns, which causes the creature to spin her around the room. Link takes this opportunity to use the boomerang and make a giant stalactite fall on top of Goumau, allowing Zelda to continue to spin around until all of the rope is tied around the beast. This immobilizes the Goumau and gives the group a chance to escape its lair.
In "[[Cold Spells]]", after [[Ganon]] traps Link and [[Princess Zelda]] in a glass container, he calls a Gohma to exterminate the heroes. However, just as Gohma is trying to get Link out of the container, [[Spryte]] arrives in time and shoots a powerful bolt of energy at the Gohma, allowing Link to escape.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote=Link's in trouble! Maybe my magic will do something!|name=Spryte|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=2}}</ref> Ganon then shoots fire at Link, which the young hero evades just in time and causes the fire to hit Gohma instead, instantly defeating the giant foe. Another Gohma makes an appearance in the "[[Stinging a Stinger]]" episode after Ganon locks up [[Sleezenose]], Link and Zelda inside the monster's lair.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote=Throw him to Gohma, then those two!|name=Ganon|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=9}}</ref> With Gohma slowly approaching the group, Zelda gets out a [[Magic Rope]] from her pouch and Link a [[Boomerang]] while the young hero orders Sleezenose to use his lockpicks to open the gate.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote= Quick, take these and try to open the gate. Zelda and I will try to hold off Gohma.|name=Link|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=9}}</ref> Zelda then ties the rope around one of Gohma's horns, which causes the creature to spin her around the room. Link takes this opportunity to use the boomerang and make a giant stalactite fall on top of Gohma, allowing Zelda to continue to spin around until all of the rope is tied around the beast. This immobilizes the Gohma and gives the group a chance to escape its lair.


In "[[The Moblins are Revolting]]" episode, two Goumaus make a brief appearance after a [[Moblin]] frees all of the monsters from the [[Evil Jar]]. These Goumaus can be seen grabbing the Evil Jar from its base and moving it to another covert.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote= That's it. The Evil Jar. It ours now! Take it to another covert!|name=Moblin|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=13}}</ref>
In "[[The Moblins are Revolting]]" episode, two Gohmas make a brief appearance after a [[Moblin]] frees all of the monsters from the [[Evil Jar]]. These Gohmas can be seen grabbing the Evil Jar from its base and moving it to another covert.<ref>{{Cite episode|quote= That's it. The Evil Jar. It ours now! Take it to another covert!|name=Moblin|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=13}}</ref>


===''The Legend of Zelda'' (Valiant Comics)===
===''The Legend of Zelda'' (Valiant Comics)===
[[File:Gohma (VC).png|thumb|right|Gohma from the comics]]
[[File:Gohma (VC).png|thumb|right|Gohma from the comics]]
A single Goumau appears in the story of ''[[To the First Power]]'' from {{TLZ|Valiant Comics}}. When Zelda enters [[Level-1 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-1]] to train against Ganon's minions, a [[Goumau]] appears behind her.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=If Link thinks I'm going to give up and call him to rescue me at the first sign of danger, he's in for a surprise! [...] A Gohma!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page=3}}</ref> Surprised that a Goumau has appeared in such an early level,<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=That's not supposed to happen in level one! I guess Link wanted to surprise me! Well, I'm not quitting!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page=3}}</ref> the princess tries to fire a [[Sword Beam]] at the foe's eye, but to no avail. Zelda manages to escape the Goumau's grasp and eventually finds the labyrinth's item: the [[Zelda's Bow|Magic Bow]]. This allows the princess to defeat the Goumau with a single shot and make her way into the final chamber of the maze.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=Nice shot, Zelda! Now...that's the door to the final chamber!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page= 8 (Issue #2)}}</ref>
A single Gohma appears in the story of ''[[To the First Power]]'' from {{TLoZ|Valiant Comics}}. When Zelda enters [[Level-1 (The Legend of Zelda)|Level-1]] to train against Ganon's minions, a [[Gohma]] appears behind her.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=If Link thinks I'm going to give up and call him to rescue me at the first sign of danger, he's in for a surprise! [...] A Gohma!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page=3}}</ref> Surprised that a Gohma has appeared in such an early level,<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=That's not supposed to happen in level one! I guess Link wanted to surprise me! Well, I'm not quitting!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page=3}}</ref> the princess tries to fire a [[Sword Beam]] at the foe's eye, but to no avail. Zelda manages to escape the Gohma's grasp and eventually finds the labyrinth's item: the [[Zelda's Bow|Magic Bow]]. This allows the princess to defeat the Gohma with a single shot and make her way into the final chamber of the maze.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=Nice shot, Zelda! Now...that's the door to the final chamber!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page= 8 (Issue #2)}}</ref>


===''The Crystal Trap''===
===''The Crystal Trap''===
In {{TCT}}, [[Princess Zelda]] encounters a Goumau as she's traveling through the [[Desert (The Crystal Trap)|Desert]] and accidentally steps on a hollow surface, which houses the creature. According to the book, Goumaus are known to be clumsy creatures, but once something or someone steps on their territory, they will never give up. The princess, knowing this, begins to circle around the Goumau, which eventually causes for it to fall on its back due to its dizziness. Noticing a faint white spot on its belly, Zelda fires an [[Arrow]] from [[Zelda's Bow|her Bow]] to quickly defeat the monster.
In {{TCT}}, [[Princess Zelda]] encounters a Gohma as she's traveling through the [[Desert (The Crystal Trap)|Desert]] and accidentally steps on a hollow surface, which houses the creature. According to the book, Gohmas are known to be clumsy creatures, but once something or someone steps on their territory, they will never give up. The princess, knowing this, begins to circle around the Gohma, which eventually causes for it to fall on its back due to its dizziness. Noticing a faint white spot on its belly, Zelda fires an [[Arrow]] from [[Zelda's Bow|her Bow]] to quickly defeat the monster.


==={{OT|-}} (Himekawa)===
==={{OoT|-}} (Himekawa)===
In the {{OoT|Himekawa}}, Goumau can talk, and her true form was a mere scarab, apparently transformed from dark magic. She is first seen attacking, entering, and eating the [[Great Deku Tree]]. She was originally sent by [[Ganon]] to obtain the [[Kokiri's Emerald]] until she is defeated by [[Link]] and [[Mido]].
In the {{OoT|Himekawa}}, Gohma can talk, and her true form was a mere scarab, apparently transformed from dark magic. She is first seen attacking, entering, and eating the [[Great Deku Tree]]. She was originally sent by [[Ganon]] to obtain the [[Kokiri's Emerald]] until she is defeated by [[Link]] and [[Mido]].


==={{HW|-}}===
==={{HW|-}}===
In {{HW}}, Goumau appears as a giant boss that is encountered in several [[Legend Mode]] and [[Adventure Mode]] stages. In Legend Mode, it appears as a boss in the Scenarios "[[Faron Woods (Hyrule Warriors)|The Sorceress of the Woods]]", "[[Gerudo Desert (Hyrule Warriors)|Ganondorf's Return]]", and two in "[[Valley of Seers|Darkness Falls]]".
In {{HW}}, Gohma appears as a giant boss that is encountered in several [[Legend Mode]] and [[Adventure Mode]] stages. In Legend Mode, it appears as a boss in the Scenarios "[[Faron Woods (Hyrule Warriors)|The Sorceress of the Woods]]", "[[Gerudo Desert (Hyrule Warriors)|Ganondorf's Return]]", and two in "[[Valley of Seers|Darkness Falls]]".


Goumau is invulnerable to most attacks, which it blocks with its foreleg shields to protect its eye. It attacks with a large swipe, rapidly spinning, charging, jumping into the air to crash down, or by firing a laser beam from its eye vertically or horizontally. It may also stop to charge a powerful blast from its eye as well. These attacks will also harm nearby enemies. The only time it is vulnerable is after firing a laser beam or stopping to charge an attack, which causes its red iris to turn bright blue. Shooting its eye with the Bow in this window of time will cause it to hysterically flip over and expose the Weak Point Gauge.
Gohma is invulnerable to most attacks, which it blocks with its foreleg shields to protect its eye. It attacks with a large swipe, rapidly spinning, charging, jumping into the air to crash down, or by firing a laser beam from its eye vertically or horizontally. It may also stop to charge a powerful blast from its eye as well. These attacks will also harm nearby enemies. The only time it is vulnerable is after firing a laser beam or stopping to charge an attack, which causes its red iris to turn bright blue. Shooting its eye with the Bow in this window of time will cause it to hysterically flip over and expose the Weak Point Gauge.


Goumau will usually drop the Goumau's Acid [[Material]] when defeated, and rarely the Goumau's Lens Material.
Gohma will usually drop the Gohma's Acid [[Material]] when defeated, and rarely the Gohma's Lens Material.
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{{Noncanon|End}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Goumau's design from {{OT|-}} was created by combining a crab with a bear.<ref>{{Cite person|quote= Ummm, he's changed a bit. Since he wouldn't look the same if we put him in 3D, the design had to change. He's certainly unpleasant, isn't he? We combined a crab with a bear to make him. It delivers alien-like eggs. It's gross.|name= Shigeru Miyamoto|url= http://www.ign.com/articles/1997/12/03/the-z-files-2|title= THE Z-FILES}}</ref>
*Gohma's design from {{OoT|-}} was created by combining a crab with a bear.<ref>{{Cite person|quote= Ummm, he's changed a bit. Since he wouldn't look the same if we put him in 3D, the design had to change. He's certainly unpleasant, isn't he? We combined a crab with a bear to make him. It delivers alien-like eggs. It's gross.|name= Shigeru Miyamoto|url= http://www.ign.com/articles/1997/12/03/the-z-files-2|title= THE Z-FILES}}</ref>


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==

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Template:Boss Gohmas are recurring Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series.[1] They are usually depicted as large, one-eyed arthropods and often shown as mothers of the Gohma Larvae. They are among the most recurring Bosses in the series since its conception.

Characteristics

The Legend of Zelda

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A Gohma makes its first appearance in The Legend of Zelda. Its hard shell will repel all attacks, but its single eye is vulnerable to Arrows shot with the Bow.[2] Due to this weakness, Gohma frequently keeps its eye closed, and attacks by shooting beams from a distance. There are two varieties of Gohma in this game, those being red and blue; the red Gohma can be killed by a single Arrow from the Bow, while the blue one takes three Arrows to kill.

In the First Quest, a red Gohma is the boss of Level-6, and also appears as a mini-boss in Level-8 .

In the Second Quest, a red Gohma appears as an enemy in Level-5 and as a mini-boss in Level-7, while a blue Gohma is the boss of Level-6.

Link's Awakening

In Link's Awakening, two Gohmas appear as the main Guardians of the fifth Dungeon, Catfish's Maw. They move back and forth sideways with their eyes constantly closed, and occasionally try to ram into Link. Only the Gohma closest to Link will try to attack. They will also sometimes open their eyes to release a fireball, which also makes them vulnerable to the Hookshot. Playing the "Ballad of the Wind Fish" causes them to instantly open their eyes.[verification needed]

Additionally, Link could also use a Bow and fire Arrows into their eyes, which appears to deal more damage than the Hookshot.[verification needed]

Ocarina of Time

Parasitic Armored Arachnid: Gohma debuts as the first boss enemy Link will encounter in Ocarina of Time. After the Great Deku Tree refuses to place the Spiritual Stone of the Forest into Ganondorf's hands, the King of Thieves curses the ancient tree with a monstrous, Tektite-like creature,[3] Gohma. With the creature ravaging the inner body of the Deku Tree, spreading her offspring, scattering her web, and leeching on the Tree's life,[4] the Great Deku Tree has no choice but to request for Link's help with the aid of Navi the fairy. Queen Gohma is found on the deepest floor inside the Great Deku Tree, resting atop the ceiling.

When Link confronts her, he discovers she has one weakness: her eye is vulnerable when it turns red.[5][6] By shooting at her red eye with a Deku Seed via the Fairy Slingshot, Gohma will be stunned, leaving her open to attack from Link's sword or Deku Sticks.[7] After being hit at least once, Gohma will climb onto the room's ceiling and, if she is not stunned with a Deku Seed in time, she will attempt to hatch three Gohma Larva to aid her in battle. However, there is a strategy to defeat Gohma faster that only requires one Deku Stick. Once Gohma is stunned, Link must jump strike with the Deku Stick and then do multiple shield stabs (done by attacking with the sword while holding R but not Z-Targeting). Another strategy is to repeatedly land a hit at the very last frame before Gohma gets back up until she is defeated, though this requires perfect timing. It is possible to kill Gohma on the first Critical Point both ways. The amount of time Queen Gohma remains stunned for varies according to the technique administered: two seconds for using a Deku Nut, five if Link fires a Deku Seed with his slingshot while her eye is red, and around eight if she is shot whilst hanging from the ceiling.

After Link strikes Gohma's eye enough times, she will be defeated, causing the curse on the Deku Tree to break. As a reward, Link receives a Heart Container and the Kokiri's Emerald from the Great Deku Tree before he passes away.[8]

Oracle of Seasons

Gohma also makes an appearance inside the Dancing Dragon Dungeon in Oracle of Seasons.[9] However, this time around, the beast has an extra appendage, a deadly claw. If Link runs in front of her, she will charge and grab him, then throw him to the ground causing damage. The claw can be removed by slashing with the sword. Additionally, the Roc's Feather can be used to jump over the claw. Once the claw is destroyed, the Slingshot can be fired at its open eye, while avoiding the larvae it summons. Defeating Gohma yields the fourth Essence of Nature, the Soothing Rain.

The Wind Waker

Gohma from The Wind Waker

In The Wind Waker, Gohma is placed by Ganondorf below the resting spot of the Spirit of the Sky, Valoo, high on Dragon Roost Island's peak, without the Sky Spirit knowing about it. Gohma's presence repeatedly torments Valoo and thus angers him enough that he becomes violent and unpredictable. The Sky Spirit causes trouble, confusion and panic among the Rito, the protectors of Din's Pearl. Link offers to help the Rito, and when he reaches the boss room inside Dragon Roost Cavern, he finds an impressive, lava-resistant, Magtail-like monster as his foe. Despite its menacing stature, Link manages to crack open Gohma's armor and delivers many lethal strikes to its eye with his sword, eventually killing her.[10]

To defeat Gohma, Link must wait for an opening to grapple onto Valoo's tail, which dangles from the roof, while avoiding Gohma's pincers. When Link swings to safety, part of the chamber's ceiling falls onto Gohma, cracking her armor. After repeating this process several times, Gohma's armor will be destroyed. At this stage, Link grapples Gohma's eye so he can access it with his sword. Once the eye is in range, Link must attack it with his sword until the boss perishes by hardening and exploding.

For defeating Gohma, Link's prize is a Heart Container, and an apology as well as Din's Pearl from the Rito Chieftain's son, Komali. Over the course of the game, Gohma must be defeated twice, once in Dragon Roost Cavern and once in Ganon's Tower to complete the game. If Link manages to capture a photograph of Gohma with his Picto Box and make it into a figurine, he discovers that her armor is actually white with pale, purplish markings. The impression of Gohma's seemingly gold armor and brass markings was created by the lava in the cavern.

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Four Swords Adventures

In Four Swords Adventures, Gohma appears in two variations: the first type aimlessly wanders about the fields of Hyrule, and the second type acts as a mini-boss that shoots fireballs at Link. Both types of Gohma can be harmed only by shooting Arrows at its large open eye.

Other Appearances

Ambiguously Canon Information

BS The Legend of Zelda

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Gohma also appears in BS The Legend of Zelda. A brown Gohma first appears as the boss of Level-6, and can be taken out if it is shot in the eye with a single Arrow. Two blue Gohmas also appear in Level-8 as a double mini-boss battle. They are much more resilient, and will take three Arrows in each eye, or two Silver Arrows before their defeat.

Non-Canon Information

The Legend of Zelda TV Series

Gohma from The Legend of Zelda TV series

Gohmas appear in three episodes of The Legend of Zelda TV series. Their appearance is similar to that of the original The Legend of Zelda.

In "Cold Spells", after Ganon traps Link and Princess Zelda in a glass container, he calls a Gohma to exterminate the heroes. However, just as Gohma is trying to get Link out of the container, Spryte arrives in time and shoots a powerful bolt of energy at the Gohma, allowing Link to escape.[11] Ganon then shoots fire at Link, which the young hero evades just in time and causes the fire to hit Gohma instead, instantly defeating the giant foe. Another Gohma makes an appearance in the "Stinging a Stinger" episode after Ganon locks up Sleezenose, Link and Zelda inside the monster's lair.[12] With Gohma slowly approaching the group, Zelda gets out a Magic Rope from her pouch and Link a Boomerang while the young hero orders Sleezenose to use his lockpicks to open the gate.[13] Zelda then ties the rope around one of Gohma's horns, which causes the creature to spin her around the room. Link takes this opportunity to use the boomerang and make a giant stalactite fall on top of Gohma, allowing Zelda to continue to spin around until all of the rope is tied around the beast. This immobilizes the Gohma and gives the group a chance to escape its lair.

In "The Moblins are Revolting" episode, two Gohmas make a brief appearance after a Moblin frees all of the monsters from the Evil Jar. These Gohmas can be seen grabbing the Evil Jar from its base and moving it to another covert.[14]

The Legend of Zelda (Valiant Comics)

Gohma from the comics

A single Gohma appears in the story of To the First Power from The Legend of Zelda comics by Valiant Comics. When Zelda enters Level-1 to train against Ganon's minions, a Gohma appears behind her.[15] Surprised that a Gohma has appeared in such an early level,[16] the princess tries to fire a Sword Beam at the foe's eye, but to no avail. Zelda manages to escape the Gohma's grasp and eventually finds the labyrinth's item: the Magic Bow. This allows the princess to defeat the Gohma with a single shot and make her way into the final chamber of the maze.[17]

The Crystal Trap

In The Crystal Trap, Princess Zelda encounters a Gohma as she's traveling through the Desert and accidentally steps on a hollow surface, which houses the creature. According to the book, Gohmas are known to be clumsy creatures, but once something or someone steps on their territory, they will never give up. The princess, knowing this, begins to circle around the Gohma, which eventually causes for it to fall on its back due to its dizziness. Noticing a faint white spot on its belly, Zelda fires an Arrow from her Bow to quickly defeat the monster.

Ocarina of Time (Himekawa)

In the Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa, Gohma can talk, and her true form was a mere scarab, apparently transformed from dark magic. She is first seen attacking, entering, and eating the Great Deku Tree. She was originally sent by Ganon to obtain the Kokiri's Emerald until she is defeated by Link and Mido.

Hyrule Warriors

In Hyrule Warriors, Gohma appears as a giant boss that is encountered in several Legend Mode and Adventure Mode stages. In Legend Mode, it appears as a boss in the Scenarios "The Sorceress of the Woods", "Ganondorf's Return", and two in "Darkness Falls".

Gohma is invulnerable to most attacks, which it blocks with its foreleg shields to protect its eye. It attacks with a large swipe, rapidly spinning, charging, jumping into the air to crash down, or by firing a laser beam from its eye vertically or horizontally. It may also stop to charge a powerful blast from its eye as well. These attacks will also harm nearby enemies. The only time it is vulnerable is after firing a laser beam or stopping to charge an attack, which causes its red iris to turn bright blue. Shooting its eye with the Bow in this window of time will cause it to hysterically flip over and expose the Weak Point Gauge.

Gohma will usually drop the Gohma's Acid Material when defeated, and rarely the Gohma's Lens Material.

Trivia

  • Gohma's design from Ocarina of Time was created by combining a crab with a bear.[18]

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ゴーマー (Gōmā) (TLoZ) (LA)
ゴーマ (Gōma) (TLoZ) (OoS)
甲殻寄生獣ゴーマ (Kōkaku Kiseijū Gōma) (OoT)
魔眼鎧殻種ゴーマ (Magan Gaikakushu Gōma) (HW) 		Gohma
Gohma
Shell Parasite Beast: Gohma (OoT)
Evil-eyed Armored Shell Species: Gohma (HW)
China ChineseSI 哥马
甲壳寄生兽哥马(OoT) 		Transliteration of Gohma
Shell Parasite Beast: Gohma
Canada FrenchCA Gohma: Monstre insectoïde géant (OoT3D) Gohma: Giant Insectoid Monster
Germany German Gepanzerter Spinnenparasit: Gohma Armored Spider Parasite: Gohma
Italy Italian Gohma parassita corazzato (OoT3D)
Gohma artropode corazzato (HW) 		Gohma armored parasite
Gohma armored arthropod
Korea Korean 고마 (Goma)
갑각기생수 고마 (Gapgak Gisaengsu Goma) (OoT3D)
마안개각종 고마 (Ma'an Gaegakjong Goma) (HWL) 		Gohma
Shell Parasitic Beast: Gohma
Evil Eye Armored Shell Species: Gohma
Latin America SpanishLA Gohma (TLoZ)
Arácnido parásito acorazado: Gohma (OoT3D) 		Arachnid armoured parasite : Gohma

Gallery

  • Link and Gohma artwork from Ocarina of Time

    Link and Gohma artwork from Ocarina of Time

  • Gohma from Ocarina of Time

    Gohma from Ocarina of Time

  • Link battling Gohma in Ocarina of Time 3D

    Link battling Gohma in Ocarina of Time 3D

  • Gohma's Boss Challenge image from Ocarina of Time 3D

    Gohma's Boss Challenge image from Ocarina of Time 3D

  • Gohma from The Wind Waker HD

    Gohma from The Wind Waker HD

  • Gohma without its armor in The Wind Waker HD

    Gohma without its armor in The Wind Waker HD

  • Gohma from The Faces of Evil and The Wand of Gamelon

    Gohma from The Faces of Evil and The Wand of Gamelon

  • Gohma from Hyrule Warriors

    Gohma from Hyrule Warriors

  • Gohma portrait from Hyrule Warriors

    Gohma portrait from Hyrule Warriors

  • Dark Gohma portrait from Hyrule Warriors

    Dark Gohma portrait from Hyrule Warriors

  • VS Gohma icon from Hyrule Warriors

    VS Gohma icon from Hyrule Warriors

  • VS Dark Gohma icon from Hyrule Warriors

    VS Dark Gohma icon from Hyrule Warriors

  • Gohma Adventure Mode Sprite from Hyrule Warriors

    Gohma Adventure Mode Sprite from Hyrule Warriors

See Also

References

  1. ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 182 (TLoZ)
  2. ↑ "The super-huge crab that lives in the labyrinths. Its hard shell will repulse any attack. Attack its weak point with a special weapon." (The Legend of Zelda (Game) manual, pg. 38)
  3. ↑ "Take this stone with you. The stone that man wanted so much, that he cast the curse on me..." — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time)
  4. ↑ "That evil man who cast the death curse upon me and sapped my power..." — Great Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time)
  5. ↑ "Its eye is vulnerable when it's red!" — Navi (Ocarina of Time)
  6. ↑ "To defeat Queen Gohma, wait for her eye to shine red before stunning her with a Deku Seed" (The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker (Ocarina of Time walkthrough included), Prima Games, pg. 174)
  7. ↑ "In order to administer the coup de grace to Queen Gohma, strike with your sword while she's stunned. Oh, Queenie..." — Deku Scrub (Ocarina of Time)
  8. ↑ "You got the Kokiri's Emerald! This is the Spiritual Stone of the Forest, now entrusted to you by the Great Deku Tree" — N/A (Ocarina of Time)
  9. ↑ "Gohma the waddling crab has a two-stage attack that will require you to adjust your equipment." (The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 35)
  10. ↑ "Gohma is encased in a hard shell. To damage the boss, you must first crack its armor. Once you shatter Gohma's shell, grapple its eye. Slash Gohma's eye repeatedly with your sword." (The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (Ocarina of Time Walk-through included), Prima Games, pg. 52)
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  15. ↑ "If Link thinks I'm going to give up and call him to rescue me at the first sign of danger, he's in for a surprise! [...] A Gohma!" (The Legend of Zelda, Valiant Comics, pg. 3)
  16. ↑ "That's not supposed to happen in level one! I guess Link wanted to surprise me! Well, I'm not quitting!" (The Legend of Zelda, Valiant Comics, pg. 3)
  17. ↑ "Nice shot, Zelda! Now...that's the door to the final chamber!" (The Legend of Zelda, Valiant Comics, pg. 8 (Issue #2))
  18. ↑ Template:Cite person

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