Marbled Gohma
Marbled Gohma is a Boss in Tears of the Kingdom.[name references needed]
Characteristics
Marbled Gohma is a four-legged, vaguely insect-like creature whose body consists of the strange rocks that Marbled Rock Roast is mined from. Like all members of the Gohma family, it has a single eye that acts as its weakness. One Marbled Gohma is responsible for the spread of Marbled Rock Roasts throughout the Eldin region. After this Marbled Gohma is defeated in the Fire Temple, multiple Marbled Gohmas can be found in arenas throughout the Depths.
When defeated in the Depths, Marbled Gohmas drop Marbled Gohma Legs, and unlock a treasure chest containing a Huge Crystallized Charge.
Battle
Marbled Gohma attacks primarily by flinging Gloom Rocks at Link, which can be destroyed by Yunobo's Power of Fire before they detonate. If Link is sufficiently close, it will try to stomp him, which will also produce a small shockwave.
As the eye is too high up for Link to reach and is protected from arrow fire, Link must use Yunobo's Power of Fire to break Marbled Gohma's legs. After breaking any two legs, it will collapse under its own weight, letting Link climb up its body to hit the eye. Alternatively, Link may use his Ascend ability to travel through the beast's main body or use Recall on the Gloom Rocks to stun it with the explosion. Link must be sure to retreat when Marbled Gohma's body begins to shake, as he will otherwise take damage as it throws him off.
At half health, Marbled Gohma will cling to the ceiling and try to cage Link with its explosive rocks, preventing him from outrunning the blasts and ensuring that he will take damage if he does not use Yunobo's power in time. While it can now be knocked down by breaking only one leg, its position means that Link must angle Yunobo so he rolls up the walls and into a leg in order to create an opening for attack.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
|---|---|---|
| Language | Names | |
 Japanese | ボルドゴーマ (Borudo Gōma) | |
   ChineseTR | 巨礫哥馬 (Jùlì Gēmǎ) | |
 ChineseSI | 巨砾哥马 (Jùlì Gēmǎ) | |
 FrenchCA | Lithogohma | |
 FrenchEU | Lithogohma | |
 German | Boldo Gohma | |
 Italian | Gohma roccioso | |
 Korean | 볼드고마 | |
 SpanishEU | Gohma rocoso | |
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