Marbled Gohma

Marbled Gohmas are Bosses in Tears of the Kingdom.^[4]

Characteristics

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Marbled Gohmas are four-legged, insectoid Monsters that are protected by rocky armor. Their Legs are covered in the Gloom Rocks that Marbled Rock Roast is mined from.^[5] Like all Gohmas, they have a single eye that acts as their weakness.^[5] One Marbled Gohma created and spread Marbled Rock Roasts throughout the Eldin region.^[5] After this Marbled Gohma is defeated in the Fire Temple, multiple Marbled Gohmas can be found in arenas throughout the Depths.

When defeated at Boss Rematches in the Depths, Marbled Gohmas drop Marbled Gohma Legs, and unlock a Treasure Chest containing a Huge Crystallized Charge.

Marbled Gohmas attack primarily by flinging explosive Gloom Rocks at Link, which can be destroyed by Yunobo's Power of Fire before they detonate. If Link is sufficiently close, Marbled Gohmas will try to stomp on him, which will also produce a small shockwave.^[5]

As their eyes are too high up for Link to reach and are protected from Arrows, Link must use Yunobo's Power of Fire to break their Legs. After breaking any two Legs, they will collapse to the ground, letting Link climb up their body to hit their eyes. Alternatively, Link may use his Ascend ability to travel through their bodies, or use Recall on the Gloom Rocks to stun them with the explosion. Link must be sure to retreat when the bodies of Marbled Gohmas begin to shake, as he will otherwise take damage as they throw him off. At half health, Marbled Gohmas will try to cage Link with their Gloom Rocks, preventing him from outrunning the blasts and ensuring that he will take damage if he does not use Yunobo's power in time.

In the Fire Temple, when at half health, the Marbled Gohma will cling to the ceiling and attack from above. 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)
Chinese^TR	巨礫哥馬 (Jùlì Gēmǎ)
Chinese^SI	巨砾哥马 (Jùlì Gēmǎ)
Dutch	Steen-Gohma
French^CA	Lithogohma
French^EU	Lithogohma
German	Boldo Gohma
Italian	Gohma roccioso
Korean	볼드고마 (Boldeugoma)
Spanish^LA	Gohma rocoso^[6]
Spanish^EU	Gohma rocoso^[7]
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Notes

↑ The HP depends on when you face it. If Marbled Gohma is the first temple boss it has 800 HP, if it's fought second it has 1,200 HP, if it's the third boss it has 1,600 HP, it has 2000 HP if it's the 4th major boss and 2,400 HP if it's battled last. It always has 2000 HP if fought in the Depths or Gloom's Origin

References

↑ "Scourge of the Depths
Marbled Gohma" — Game Screen (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ "Scourge of the Fire Temple
Marbled Gohma" — Game Screen (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ "Just as you caught sight of Zelda at Death Mountain's crater, a massive red rock monster appeared from the crater, blocking your entry.

In order to follow after Zelda, you must defeat the monster." — Adventure Log (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ "Marbled Gohma" — Hyrule Compendium (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 ^5.3 "The culprit behind marbled rock roast, who produced it and brought it to the Eldin region. It uses its rock-covered legs to execute devastating attacks. The eyeball on its head may look vulnerable, but good luck reaching it atop this creature's massive body." — Hyrule Compendium (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ "Gohma rocoso" — Hyrule Compendium (Tears of the Kingdom, Latin American Spanish localization)
↑ "Gohma rocoso" — Hyrule Compendium (Tears of the Kingdom, European Spanish localization)