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|Model BotW= File:BotW Water Octorok Model.png | |||
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|race= {{Term|Series|Octorok|link}} | |||
|game= {{TFH}}<br>{{BotW}} | |game= {{TFH}}<br>{{BotW}} | ||
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|health= 2 {{Exp Game|TFH}}<br>8 {{Exp Game|BotW}} | |health= 2 {{Exp Game|TFH}}<br>8 {{Exp Game|BotW}} | ||
|attack= Shooting rocks | |attack= Shooting rocks | ||
|weapon= | |weapon= {{Term|Series|Bow|link}} | ||
|spoils= | |spoils= {{Plural|TFH|Rupee|link}} {{Exp Game|TFH}}<br>[[Crab]]s {{Exp Game|BotW}}<br>[[Fish#Breath of the Wild|Fish]] {{Exp Game|BotW}}<br>[[Octo Balloon]] {{Exp Game|BotW}}<br>[[Octorok Eyeball]] {{Exp Game|BotW}}<br>[[Octorok Tentacle]] {{Exp Game|BotW}}<br>[[Snail]]s {{Exp Game|BotW}} | ||
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{{Term/Store|Water Octorok|Water Octoroks|Series, TFH, BotW|plural}} are recurring enemies in {{TLoZ|Series}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |page= 195}}</ref>{{Fact}} | |||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
==={{TFH|-}}=== | ==={{TFH|-}}=== | ||
{{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} are the only type of {{Term|TFH|Octorok|link}} that appear in {{TFH}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=Water Octoroks are an awful lot like Totem Dekus, but instead of being tall and plant-like, they’re short and live in the water. You can use a Water Rod to pull them out of the water at any point, but if you don’t have one handy, you’ll need to stun them with another Sub-Weapon when they pop their heads up out of the water. Just watch out for the rocks they like to spit at their enemies.|book=Tri Force Heroes Player's Guide|publisher=Prima Games|page=16}}</ref> They are encountered in bodies of water and are most commonly found in water-themed Areas, such as [[Riverside]] and the [[Flooded Zone]] of the [[Den of Trials]]. {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} hide underwater, staying in one spot with only their shadow and a small whirlpool visible. However, they will pop out of the water if any of the {{Term|TFH|Links|link}} are near them. While above water, {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} shoot rocks at the {{Term|TFH|Links}}, inflicting one [[Heart]] of damage upon impact. | |||
If the Links get close enough to strike a Water Octorok with their | If the {{Term|TFH|Links}} get close enough to strike a {{Term|TFH|Water Octorok}} with their {{Plural|TFH|Sword|link}}, it will retreat back into the water where it cannot be attacked. If the {{Term|TFH|Links}} are quick enough, they can strike a {{Term|TFH|Water Octorok}} with their {{Plural|TFH|Sword}} after it shoots a rock and before it retreats into the water. {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} are defeated after two strikes with a normal {{Term|TFH|Sword}}. The {{Term|TFH|Links}} can also stun {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} by either firing a [[Gripshot]] at them or by using a [[Water Rod]] on their spot. The pillar of water created by a Water Rod will force {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} out of the water and leave them temporarily stunned on top of the water pillar. If any of the {{Term|TFH|Links}} fires a Gripshot at a {{Term|TFH|Water Octorok}} while wearing the [[Robowear]], it will be defeated in one hit. If any of the {{Term|TFH|Links}} shoots one with a [[Gust Jar]], it will stun the {{Term|TFH|Water Octorok}} and push it a short distance away. Additionally, the {{Term|TFH|Links}} can blow {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} onto land with a Gust Jar, where they will stand still and continue to shoot rocks while vulnerable. The {{Term|TFH|Links}} can also defeat {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} from afar with long ranged weapons, such as the {{Term|TFH|Bow|link}}, [[Fire Gloves]], and [[Boomerang]]. {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} are defeated after being shot with two {{Plural|TFH|Arrow}}, Sword Beams, or [[Fire]]balls from Fire Gloves. A hit from the Boomerang or the [[Hammer]] will cause {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} to sink below the water, instantly defeating them. The {{Term|TFH|Links}} can also detonate {{Plural|TFH|Bomb|link}} on land to instantly defeat {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}}. Upon defeat, {{Plural|TFH|Water Octorok}} may drop either a {{Term|TFH|Green Rupee|link}} or a {{Term|TFH|Blue Rupee|link}}. | ||
==={{BotW|-}}=== | ==={{BotW|-}}=== | ||
{{Compendium/Extract|Water Octorok}} | {{Compendium/Extract|Water Octorok}} | ||
Water | {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} are commonly found in bodies of water in [[West Necluda]] and [[Hyrule Field]] in {{BotW}}. Like the other variants of {{Term|BotW|Octorok|link}} in {{BotW|-}}, {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} camouflage with their environment. {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} achieve this by staying submerged underwater in one spot with only the plant on their head above the water. In addition, their blue color blends them in with the water. Once {{Term|BotW|Link|link}} gets close enough to a {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}}, they will spot him and begin to repeatedly jump out of the water every few seconds to spit a rock at {{Term|BotW|Link}}. Link can be hit with a {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}}'s rock while moving due to their ability to track {{Term|BotW|Link}}'s movements both horizontally and vertically, aiming their rocks for the direction he is moving. {{Term|BotW|Link}} will always be hit by their rocks if walking or, if close enough, running in a straight line. While it is [[Rain]]ing, {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} will inflate like a balloon and float above the water due to the drop in barometric pressure that occurs during Rain, causing their internal [[Octo Balloon]]s to inflate.<ref>{{Cite|Although they spend most of their time in water, the drop in barometric pressure that occurs when it rains causes an air sac within these octopus-like monsters to inflate and lift them into the air.|Hyrule Compendium|BotW}}</ref> | ||
Like many | Like many {{Plural|BotW|Octorok}} throughout the {{TLoZ|Series}}, {{Term|BotW|Link}} can defeat {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} by guarding with any {{Term|BotW|Shield|link}} to deflect their rocks right back at them. If {{Term|BotW|Link}} is close enough, the rock will hit the {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}} after being deflected and instantly defeat them. A [[Perfect Guard]] will send the rock flying back faster, allowing kills from a greater distance. Alternatively, {{Term|BotW|Link}} can defeat {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} by shooting them with any type of {{Term|BotW|Arrow|link}}, even if they are below the water's surface. {{Term|BotW|Link}} can also cut the plant on a {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}}'s head by shooting it with an {{Term|BotW|Arrow}} or slashing it with a {{Term|BotW|Sword}}, causing the {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok|display=Octorok}} to pop up and look around before retreating back into the water. This leaves the {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}} vulnerable, giving {{Term|BotW|Link}} an opportunity to shoot it while it is above the water and not spitting a rock. The plant will grow back shortly after being cut. {{Term|BotW|Link}} can also defeat {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} by detonating a [[Remote Bomb]] in the water or by performing [[Urbosa's Fury]], even if they are hiding underwater. {{Term|BotW|Link}} can also suspend a {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}} in time with the [[Stasis]] [[Rune]]. If {{Term|BotW|Link}} gets close to a {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}}, such as with the [[Cryonis]] Rune or a [[Raft]], he can hit it with any melee weapon after it jumps out of the water. Despite having 8 health points, {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} will die from any amount of damage dealt to them. {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} can be revived without the occurrence of a {{Term|BotW|Blood Moon|link}}. Upon defeat, {{Plural|BotW|Water Octorok}} may drop any combination of several types of [[Crab]]s and [[Fish#Breath of the Wild|Fish]], Octo Balloons, [[Octorok Eyeball]]s, [[Octorok Tentacle]]s, or [[Snail]]s. | ||
==Nomenclature== | ==Nomenclature== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:BotW Octorok Concept Artwork.png|Concept artwork of various | File:BotW Octorok Concept Artwork.png|Concept artwork of various {{Plural|BotW|Octorok}} including the {{Term|BotW|Water Octorok}} from {{BotW|-}} | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 8 May 2019
Water Octoroks are recurring enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][citation needed]
Characteristics
Tri Force Heroes
Water Octoroks are the only type of Octorok that appear in Tri Force Heroes.[2] They are encountered in bodies of water and are most commonly found in water-themed Areas, such as Riverside and the Flooded Zone of the Den of Trials. Water Octoroks hide underwater, staying in one spot with only their shadow and a small whirlpool visible. However, they will pop out of the water if any of the Link are near them. While above water, Water Octoroks shoot rocks at the Link, inflicting one Heart of damage upon impact.
If the Link get close enough to strike a Water Octorok with their Swords, it will retreat back into the water where it cannot be attacked. If the Link are quick enough, they can strike a Water Octorok with their Swords after it shoots a rock and before it retreats into the water. Water Octoroks are defeated after two strikes with a normal Sword. The Link can also stun Water Octoroks by either firing a Gripshot at them or by using a Water Rod on their spot. The pillar of water created by a Water Rod will force Water Octoroks out of the water and leave them temporarily stunned on top of the water pillar. If any of the Link fires a Gripshot at a Water Octorok while wearing the Robowear, it will be defeated in one hit. If any of the Link shoots one with a Gust Jar, it will stun the Water Octorok and push it a short distance away. Additionally, the Link can blow Water Octoroks onto land with a Gust Jar, where they will stand still and continue to shoot rocks while vulnerable. The Link can also defeat Water Octoroks from afar with long ranged weapons, such as the Bow, Fire Gloves, and Boomerang. Water Octoroks are defeated after being shot with two Arrows, Sword Beams, or Fireballs from Fire Gloves. A hit from the Boomerang or the Hammer will cause Water Octoroks to sink below the water, instantly defeating them. The Link can also detonate Bombs on land to instantly defeat Water Octoroks. Upon defeat, Water Octoroks may drop either a Green Rupee or a Blue Rupee.
Breath of the Wild
092 (092) Water Octorok |
Description |
Common Locations Hyrule Field | |
Recoverable Materials | |
Water Octoroks are commonly found in bodies of water in West Necluda and Hyrule Field in Breath of the Wild. Like the other variants of Octorok in Breath of the Wild, Water Octoroks camouflage with their environment. Water Octoroks achieve this by staying submerged underwater in one spot with only the plant on their head above the water. In addition, their blue color blends them in with the water. Once Link gets close enough to a Water Octorok, they will spot him and begin to repeatedly jump out of the water every few seconds to spit a rock at Link. Link can be hit with a Water Octorok's rock while moving due to their ability to track Link's movements both horizontally and vertically, aiming their rocks for the direction he is moving. Link will always be hit by their rocks if walking or, if close enough, running in a straight line. While it is Raining, Water Octoroks will inflate like a balloon and float above the water due to the drop in barometric pressure that occurs during Rain, causing their internal Octo Balloons to inflate.[3]
Like many Octoroks throughout the The Legend of Zelda series, Link can defeat Water Octoroks by guarding with any Shield to deflect their rocks right back at them. If Link is close enough, the rock will hit the Water Octorok after being deflected and instantly defeat them. A Perfect Guard will send the rock flying back faster, allowing kills from a greater distance. Alternatively, Link can defeat Water Octoroks by shooting them with any type of Arrow, even if they are below the water's surface. Link can also cut the plant on a Water Octorok's head by shooting it with an Arrow or slashing it with a Sword, causing the Octorok to pop up and look around before retreating back into the water. This leaves the Water Octorok vulnerable, giving Link an opportunity to shoot it while it is above the water and not spitting a rock. The plant will grow back shortly after being cut. Link can also defeat Water Octoroks by detonating a Remote Bomb in the water or by performing Urbosa's Fury, even if they are hiding underwater. Link can also suspend a Water Octorok in time with the Stasis Rune. If Link gets close to a Water Octorok, such as with the Cryonis Rune or a Raft, he can hit it with any melee weapon after it jumps out of the water. Despite having 8 health points, Water Octoroks will die from any amount of damage dealt to them. Water Octoroks can be revived without the occurrence of a Blood Moon. Upon defeat, Water Octoroks may drop any combination of several types of Crabs and Fish, Octo Balloons, Octorok Eyeballs, Octorok Tentacles, or Snails.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | 水オクタ (Mizu Okuta) (BotW) | Water Octa (BotW) |
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FrenchEU | Octoflot (BotW) | |
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SpanishLA | Octorok acuático (BotW) | |
Gallery
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Concept artwork of various Octoroks including the Water Octorok from Breath of the Wild
See Also
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 195
- ↑ "Water Octoroks are an awful lot like Totem Dekus, but instead of being tall and plant-like, they’re short and live in the water. You can use a Water Rod to pull them out of the water at any point, but if you don’t have one handy, you’ll need to stun them with another Sub-Weapon when they pop their heads up out of the water. Just watch out for the rocks they like to spit at their enemies." (Tri Force Heroes Player's Guide, Prima Games, pg. 16)
- ↑ "Although they spend most of their time in water, the drop in barometric pressure that occurs when it rains causes an air sac within these octopus-like monsters to inflate and lift them into the air." — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)