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Monsters are a large recurring group in The Legend of Zelda series.(OoTOcarina of Time | TWWThe Wind Waker | FSAFour Swords Adventures | TMCThe Minish Cap | TPTwilight Princess | SSSkyward Sword | ALBWA Link Between Worlds | BotWBreath of the Wild)[2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
Characteristics
Monsters are typically creatures under the influence of Darkness and dark Magic.[2] Although Monsters can be synonymous with Demons, Demons are typically born from the source of evil and have the ability to influence, command, and even create Monsters.[2] According to Fi, Demise is the original source of all Monsters.[9]
Animals and Plants can be turned into Monsters, such as Remlits, which are docile and friendly during the day but become vicious at night due to the presence of a nearby Demon. Humanoid mortals can also be corrupted and turned into Monsters in several ways. Their bodies can be warped into monstrous forms and their Spirits may turn evil due to the influence of dark Magic or strong negative emotions, particularly after death.[2] These Spirits can influence the world around them by casting Curses, creating illusions like False Walls to trick people,[10] or possessing inanimate objects such as Statues or even Lava.[2] At the same time, it is apparently possible for Monsters who were not originally Human or Hylian to become so.
While Demons come from an unknown source and stand in opposition to everything the Golden Goddesses created, not all Demons and Monsters are evil.[2] For example, though he is a Demon, Batreaux is friendly and wishes to become Human so he can live among people. Other Monsters that refuse to carry out evil simply wish to be left alone. Similarly, Ghosts of people with regrets do not always necessarily carry ill will and may only wish for closure to their unresolved issues in life.
The remains of many Monsters possess innate properties that make them useful crafting and Enhancing Materials for things such as Armor. Certain Monster Parts can also be used as medicine with no adverse effects.[2]
The Legend of Zelda
Monsters have been a staple of the series since The Legend of Zelda. Ganon leads an army of Monsters in his invasion of Lesser Hyrule to obtain the Triforce of Power and sends his minions after Impa and Link to stop them. Even otherwise friendly races like Zora are considered Monsters and are actively hostile.[11] Despite this, a few Monsters are friendly, such as certain Moblins who hide in Caves and give Link Rupees when spoken to.[12]
Besides Moblins, The Legend of Zelda is where many other classic types of Monsters made their first appearances, including Keese, Gohmas, Lynels, and Octoroks.
Several types of Monsters come in either red or blue variants. The blue variants are typically stronger or faster than their red counterparts.
The Adventure of Link
Most types of Monsters return from The Legend of Zelda, but several new ones appear as well, such as Moas and Geru. Even after Ganon's defeat in The Legend of Zelda, his army of Monsters remain a threat to the land of Lesser Hyrule. They continue to pursue Link, believing that they can revive Ganon if they sacrifice him and sprinkle his blood on Ganon's ashes.
Like before, Monsters come in different color varieties. However, in addition to the red and blue versions, some Monsters now possess orange variants as well. Blue Monster variants are stronger overall than other colors.
A Link to the Past
In A Link to the Past, Ganon's corruptive influence on the Dark World transforms anyone who enters. The forms people take in the Dark World reflect their inner nature, including the form of a Monster if someone was greedy or hateful.[13] After Link wishes for Ganon's evil to be undone, everyone who was turned into a Monster this way is returned to normal.
Link's Awakening
The denizens of Mabe Village and Animal Village cannot visit each other due to the increased presence of Monsters on Koholint Island.[14] Despite this, some friendly Monsters exist, such as a peaceful and invisible Zora who lives in Animal Village.[15] The Zora tells Link about a friendly Goriya living in the Cave at Toronbo Shores.[16]
Ocarina of Time
Monsters are found in every region of Hyrule and constitute the majority of Ganondorf's minions. Thanks to Ganondorf's curse, several types of Monsters can be found Inside the Deku Tree, such as Deku Babas and Skulltulas. Aquatic Monsters like Biri and Octoroks can be similarly found Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly. In Hyrule Field, Stalchildren emerge from the ground at night when Link is a child if he strays from the roads. They will also strangely not appear if he wears the Bunny Hood.
Seven years after Link pulls the Master Sword from its pedestal, several previously safe locations in Hyrule have been overtaken by Monsters.[17] Hyrule Castle Town is in ruins and inhabited only by ReDeads. Kokiri Forest has also been overtaken by hostile Monsters. Once Saria awakens as the Forest Sage, the Monsters vanish and the village returns to normal.
Additionally, Link can find the House of Skulltula in Kakariko Village, where a family has been transformed into Skulltulas as punishment for their greed.[18][19] Link can help lift the curse and return them to normal by hunting down and destroying every Gold Skulltula in Hyrule.
Majora's Mask
Monsters are found in every region of Termina. Overall, they are seemingly even more animalistic than in Hyrule. Only the four Temple Bosses cause chaos at the behest of Majora. The one exception to this are the Stalchildren, who are cursed fallen soldiers of the ancient Ikana Kingdom.[20] The Stalchildren will attack Link at first, but they will speak to him if he wears the Captain's Hat, mistaking him for their leader, Captain Keeta.
Like in Ocarina of Time, Link can find a Cursed Rich Man who has been forcibly turned into a Skulltula.[21] Link can help lift the curse and return the man to normal to receive the Mask of Truth.
Oracle of Seasons
Monsters appear in the land of Holodrum. While most simply patrol the Overworld or guard the Dungeons, some are intelligent and can talk. The Great Moblin is one such example. He leads a gang of Moblins who terrorize Holodrum. The cannons of the Great Moblin's Keep fire at anyone who comes near. If Link defeats the Great Moblin, his Keep will be destroyed, and he and his minions will flee to an abandoned house in the Sunken City.[22] In a Linked Game, a friendly Moblin can be found at the Ruined Keep who will tell Link the Tokay Secret.[23]
After Link speaks to the Golden Sage at Gnarled Root Dungeon, four special Golden Monsters will appear. If Link defeats them all, the Golden Sage will reward him with a Magic Ring.
Oracle of Ages
Monsters appear in the land of Labrynna. The Great Moblin and his gang are also present in Labrynna. The Great Moblin's Keep is located on Rolling Ridge in the present day. The Great Moblin and his gang harass the Gorons and prevent them from growing Bomb Flowers so he can sell his own Bombs instead.[24] In a Linked Game, he will recognize Link if he was previously driven out of Holodrum and vice versa.
Four Swords
The Wind Waker
After Hyrule is flooded, Monsters can be found across the land, sky, and waters of Great Sea. As usual, certain types of Monsters come in different colors or versions that are better suited for their environment. For example, three color variants of Bokoblin appear, and Octoroks have two distinct forms based on whether they inhabit fresh water or salt water, although they are still classified as the same Enemy according to their Figurine in the Nintendo Gallery. This applies to all Monster types with different variants except for the Mighty Darknut.
Bokoblins come in Pink, Blue, and Green variants. Pink Bokoblins are the weakest, while Green Bokoblins are the strongest. Bokoblins display a decent amount of intelligence, as they operate the Searchlights of the Forsaken Fortress.[25] Meanwhile, Moblins are rather dim-witted. However, one Moblin named Moe is at least smart enough to write Maggie a letter.[26] Moe also gave Maggie the many Skull Necklaces her family used to become extremely rich.[27]
Several Monsters can also be found frozen in time at Hyrule Castle. After Link pulls the Master Sword from its pedestal, they will come back to life and return to patrolling the area.[28] Link must defeat all the Monsters in order to leave.
Four Swords Adventures
The Minish Cap
Vaati accidentally releases the Monsters when he opens the Bound Chest in search of the mythical Light Force.[29] After certain Kinstone Fusions, Golden Monsters can appear which drop large sums of Rupees when defeated.
Twilight Princess
A piece of the Fused Shadow transforms the Goron leader Darbus into a Monster.[30] He returns to normal after Liink defeats him.
Stallord is the reanimated skeleton of a giant Monster that was sealed in the Arbiter's Grounds.[31]
Phantom Hourglass
Spirit Tracks
Since Ganon is not present, Monsters in the lands of New Hyrule typically do the bidding of Demons like Cole and the sealed Demon King Malladus.
Skyward Sword
In the Sky Era, Monsters occupy every region of the Surface, working under Ghirahim's command in Demise's absence. Different species of Monsters drop various kinds of Treasure when defeated. These Treasures are usually a piece of the Monster's own body, like Jelly Blobs from Chuchus or severed Lizard Tails from Lizalfos.
Ghirahim sends Monsters to capture Zelda after she falls to the Surface. Zelda is captured by several Bokoblins and imprisoned in the Monster-infested Earth Temple but is freed by Impa shortly before both Link and Ghirahim arrive. Ghirahim sics the Monster Scaldera on Link to relieve his frustration.[32] Ghirahim also leads a group of aquatic Monsters to attack the Water Dragon Faron at Lake Floria.[33]
Meanwhile, the Demon Batreaux has peaceful intentions, but he radiates a dark aura that corrupts the Sky Island of Skyloft, causing hostile Monsters to appear at night. According to Monster legend, it is possible to turn a Demon or Monster into a Human with the power of Gratitude Crystals, which are physical manifestations of gratitude and joy.[34] Gathering enough Gratitude Crystals to fulfill Batreaux's wish will rid Skyloft of the other Monsters.
A Link Between Worlds
As Lorule steadily declines after the destruction of its Triforce, many begin to envy Monsters for seemingly living a happier life, and some denizens take to wearing Monster masks.[35] Link can collect Monster Guts, Monster Horns, and Monster Tails as Treasure and give them to the Witch in exchange for different kinds of Potions.
Tri Force Heroes
Monsters inhabit every Area of the Drablands.
Breath of the Wild
Monsters are present in large numbers in Hyrule even before the second Great Calamity 100 years prior. The Memory "A Premonition" shows the bodies of several Bokoblins and White-Maned Lynels Link has just slain. Zelda comments on the increasing frequency and severity of the Monster attacks and worries it is an omen of Calamity Ganon's return.[36]
The diversity of Monsters in both color and elemental affiliation is shown in great detail. Fire, Ice, and Electric versions of Wizzrobes appear. Chuchus and Keese also possess these elemental variations in addition to their basic forms. Meanwhile, Bokoblins, Moblins, Lizalfos, and Lynels all come in Red (except for Lizalfos, for whom the starting color is Green), Blue, Black, Silver, and Golden varieties.[note 1] Each successive color of Monster is stronger than the last. Hinoxes follow this colour hierarchy, but only up to Black Hinoxes.
After the Calamity, Monsters can be found all over the ruins of Hyrule Kingdom in Encampments and Strongholds. In these camps, Monsters can be seen communicating with each other as though talking and occasionally dancing around Fire. Link can also often find Hylian travelers being attacked by Monsters along the major roads.,[37]
Kilton is obsessed with Monsters. When they first meet, he asks Link if he also likes Monsters, although he gets defensive if Link says he adores them.[38][39] Kilton runs a nightly traveling shop called the Fang and Bone that sells Monster-related wares.[40] Link can exchange Monster Parts at the Fang and Bone for Mon to buy Monster Gear.[41] Kilton's wares include four handmade Masks designed after four different species of Monsters: Bokoblins, Moblins, Lizalfos, and Lynels. Wearing each Mask allows Link to blend in with that respective type of Monster.[42][43][44] However, other nearby Monsters will not be fooled and will still attack Link. Additionally, Lynels will catch on by themselves after a short period due to their increased intelligence.[45] While wearing the Bokoblin, Moblin, and Lizalfos Masks, Link will imitate the stances and noises of each Monster. He will not make any special noises while wearing the Lynel Mask but will still stand in a unique way with his arms out to mimic Lynels. After Link has defeated Calamity Ganon, he is able to ask Kilton about various Monsters.[46]
Monsters have a dedicated section in the Hyrule Compendium on the Sheikah Slate. Dead Monsters are revived every time the Blood Moon rises.[47][48]
Tears of the Kingdom
Following the Upheaval, several new kinds of Monsters appear across Hyrule. Additionally, Lynels and recurring common Monsters from Breath of the Wild rapidly develop bigger, sharper, and more dangerous horns. Link can Fuse these new Monster Horns and Monster Fangs to Weapons and Arrows to significantly increase their attack power.[49] Like before, Monsters have their own category in the Purah Pad's Hyrule Compendium and are revived every Blood Moon.
Continuing his dedication to Monsters, Kilton travels to Tarrey Town after the Side Adventure "The Hunt for Bubbul Gems!" is completed to teach people about Monsters. However, despite his love for them, Kilton has trouble accurately describing what they look like to Hudson so he can make sculptures of them to put on display. Link can speak to Kilton to begin the Side Adventure "A Monstrous Collection I", followed by "A Monstrous Collection II", "A Monstrous Collection III", "A Monstrous Collection IV", and "A Monstrous Collection V". Each Side Adventure involves Link taking a picture of the different types of Monsters Kilton requests, progressing from a Bokoblin to a King Gleeok.
Echoes of Wisdom
Many species of Monsters are found throughout Hyrule, from Keese to Lynels. Two types of Monsters, Moa and Aruroda, appear for the first time since The Adventure of Link. Several new types of Monsters such as Caromadillos, Tornandoes, and Platbooms also appear. When defeated for the first time, Monsters leave behind Shimmers. Princess Zelda can use Shimmers to create Echoes of Monsters that will fight for her. Each Monster requires a certain amount of Tri's Power to be summoned as an Echo.
Shadowy variations of Monsters continually appear from the Rifts. When defeated, non-Rift Monsters have a chance to drop Monster Guts and Monster Fangs.[50][51] These body parts can be combined with other Ingredients at Smoothie Shops to make Potions with various Effects.
Princess Zelda can also find Monster Stones, which are said to form inside the bodies of Monsters.[52] The stones are purple and have indentations that resemble an upset face. Dampé accepts Monster Stones as an alternate form of payment besides Rupees to repair broken Automatons.[53]
Other Appearances
Zelda (Game & Watch)
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
The Legend of Zelda (TV Series)
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
In "The Moblins are Revolting", several Monsters led by an unnamed Moblin form the Brotherhood of Underworld Monsters after deciding they are tired of always being blamed by Ganon for his repeated failure to steal the Triforce of Wisdom.[54] After trapping Ganon and freeing the rest of the Monsters from the Evil Jar, the Monsters celebrate that they collectively rule the Underworld now. The faction then attempts to get revenge on Link and Princess Zelda.[55] However, they are just as poorly organized as they were under Ganon, and their siege of the North Castle is botched by them accidentally shooting each other and not listening to the leading Moblin's orders.[56] Once Ganon frees himself, the faction is presumably disbanded.
Captain N: The Game Master
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
The Legend of Zelda Game Watch
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
The Faces of Evil
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
The Wand of Gamelon
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
BS The Legend of Zelda
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Zelda's Adventure
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Ancient Stone Tablets
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Link's Crossbow Training
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Ripened Tingle's Balloon Trip of Love
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Hyrule Warriors
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Cadence of Hyrule
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Monsters appear in Cadence of Hyrule and move to the beat of the music like Cadence and the others. Every type of Monster has a unique movement and attack pattern.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
As Zelda predicted in "A Premonition" during Breath of the Wild, Hyrule faces increasing Monster activity as the return of Calamity Ganon approaches. They comprise the majority of Enemies in every story Scenario. In the Movie "King on the Eve of Battle" King Rhoam orders the gathered Soldiers to eliminate a large horde of Monsters in Hyrule Field.[59] In the "Mipha, the Zora Princess" Scenario, Zora's Domain is attacked by an even larger horde of Monsters.[60]
Monsters maintain their diversity from Breath of the Wild with even more elemental variants, including the new Malice variant, which resemble Silver Monsters (or Black, for Hinoxes) but covered in Malice. The Bokoblin, Moblin, Lizalfos, and Lynel Masks also reappear, although they do not offer the ability to blend in with Monsters like they do in Breath of the Wild.[61][62][63][64] However, unlike in Breath of the Wild, Link will roar with the Lynel Mask equipped every time he attacks.
Nomenclature
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Gallery
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
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A Monster from the Bound Chest from The Minish Cap
See Also
Notes
- ↑ These Golden Monsters only appear in Master Mode.
References
- ↑
By its glow, the aimless spirits of monsters slain in the name of the light return to flesh.
— Zelda (Breath of the Wild) - ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 98 (OoTOcarina of Time | OoT3DOcarina of Time 3D | TPTwilight Princess | TPHDTwilight Princess HD | SSSkyward Sword | ALBWA Link Between Worlds)
- ↑
You will need Magic Power to use my leaf. You can find magic jars in grass clumps and vases and after you defeat monsters.
— Deku Tree (The Wind Waker) - ↑
You will need magic power to use my leaf. You can find Magic Jars in grass clumps and vases and after you defeat monsters.
— Deku Tree (The Wind Waker HD) - ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 270 (TMCThe Minish Cap)
- ↑
Do you wanna play Monster Hunting?
— Tingle (Four Swords Adventures) - ↑
Ah, Link. How goes your search for Zelda? Have you found her yet? What? Levias? Ah, so you've been talking to the headmaster, I take it? If I'm correct, Levias is the one inside the thunderhead. But...that's not the Levias that we all know. That's...a monster! It certainly looks like Levias, but last time I approached him, he came rushing at me! And his eyes... They were full of malice. People change... Or old, wizened creatures change, rather. Perhaps it's more that...he is possessed by something. That's how it felt to me.
— Owlan (Skyward Sword HD) - ↑
Monsters
— Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
This eternal being has conquered time itself. It is the source of all monsters.
— Fi (Skyward Sword) - ↑
What is hidden in the darkness... Tricks full of ill will... You can't see the way forward...
— N/A (Ocarina of Time 3D) - ↑
Despite the queen's attempts to return the Zora to their former glory, this hostile faction of Zora grow stronger over time, and by the era of The Adventure of Link, the Zora are outright monsters.
(Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 49) - ↑
IT'S A SECRET TO EVERYBODY.
— Moblin (The Legend of Zelda) - ↑
I came here to get the Power Of Gold but now I'm a freak and I can't go back to the real world!
— Bully (A Link to the Past) - ↑
I can't go to Mabe Village because of all the monsters. I hope Marin is all right.
— Rabbit (Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch) - ↑
Hey, you can see me?! You must have a magnifying glass. I'm not a troublemaker. I just want to live in peace.
— Zora (Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch) - ↑
Hey, you should head out to the cave at Toronbo Shores. Use the magnifying glass there and you'll find someone else like me.
— Zora (Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch) - ↑
Since Ganondorf came, people in the Castle Town have gone, places have been ruined, and monsters are wandering everywhere.
— Malon (Ocarina of Time) - ↑
Folks around here tell of a fabulously rich family that once lived in one of the houses in this village... But they say that the entire family was cursed due to their greed! Who knows what might happen to those who are consumed by greed...
— Professor Shikashi (Ocarina of Time) - ↑
We all look like this because of the spider's curse. If every Spider of the Curse in the entire world were destroyed, the curse would be broken.
— Cursed Rich Man (Ocarina of Time) - ↑
It's a Stalchild. They were the cursed soldiers of the Kingdom of Ikana...What are you gonna do?
— Tatl (Majora's Mask) - ↑
Ah! Help me! I am not a monster! The spider's curse... It made me this way...
— Cursed Rich Man (Majora's Mask) - ↑
Bwee... How many more Bombs will it take to rebuild our lair? After what just happened, I've lost all hope.
— Great Moblin (Oracle of Seasons) - ↑
Bwee! Link! I'm no enemy! I heard a rare secret. Do you want to hear it?
— Moblin (Oracle of Seasons) - ↑
Rolling Ridge is in an uproar now with the Great Moblin here.
— Goron (Oracle of Ages) - ↑
Listen up, Link... There's a monster running the searchlight up there! If you can slay the monster, then just maybe it'll shut the searchlight down.
— Tetra (The Wind Waker) - ↑
This is Moe. I... like... you... ...Ma...ggie... ...so...much...that... ...I...want...to... ...eat you...for dinner.
— Moblin's Letter (The Wind Waker) - ↑
He was so kind to me in the Forsaken Fortress. That sweet boy who gave me all those expensive necklaces when I fled from that cursed island...
— Maggie (The Wind Waker) - ↑
By the way, boy... When you drew that sword of yours out of its resting place... Did you by chance notice how all of the monsters frozen in time down there suddenly began stirring again?
— Ganondorf (The Wind Waker) - ↑
...?!? Empty? There was nothing in there but a rabble of monsters?
— Vaati (The Minish Cap) - ↑
We have a treasure that was entrusted to us by the spirits, and we must protect it. Do you understand? But the moment Darbus reached out and touched the treasure...everything went wrong. He collapsed...and before our very eyes transformed into an unspeakable monster!
— Gor Coron (Twilight Princess) - ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 103
- ↑
Ah, but something good can still come from this day! I've had all this bottled-up anger smoldering inside me, and now I can release it. There's someone special I'd like you to meet. Oh, don't be shy! I need to vent all this unhealthy anger, and your agony is such a great stress reliever. It won't take more than a few moments with my friend before you're charred to a satisfying crisp. And let me tell you, that will put a spring in my step!
— Ghirahim (Skyward Sword) - ↑
Yeah, about that... It happened really recently. This weirdo came in here with a gang of monsters and went right after Her Excellence. My lady the Water Dragon is a fierce fighter, and, boy, did she gobble up most of those monsters in the first few seconds. Thing is, there were just so many of them! While she was distracted, the weirdo leading all those creatures managed to wound her.
— Jellyf (Skyward Sword) - ↑
Oh, right... Silly me. I've gotten ahead of myself! You see, there is an old tale among my monstrous kin that goes as follows... It seems that when humans make other humans happy, the happy humans produce a substance known as a Gratitude Crystal. Gratitude Crystals are quite amazing! Just looking at them and knowing there was such gratitude in the world could turn me from a monster into a human!
— Batreaux (Skyward Sword HD) - ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 32
- ↑
It seems that, not only is the frequency of these types of attacks on the rise... but the scale of beasts we are facing is intensifying as well. I fear that— I fear that this is an omen which portends the return of Calamity Ganon.
— Princess Zelda (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
We were minding our own business, hunting for truffles, and then wham! Monsters out of nowhere.
— Meghyn (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Anyway... Do you, uh... Are you into monsters?
— Kilton (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
[I ADORE monsters!] I LOVE MONSTERS MORE THAN YOU DO!
— Kilton (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
I just love the field of monster research so much that I decided to open a shop all about monsters! I call it...Fang and Bone!
— Kilton (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Anyway, you can spend your mon on various types of monster gear that I've created based on my research.
— Kilton (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Bokoblin Mask
— Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
Kilton's handmade Bokoblin headgear. It's almost charming in a cute, monstrous kind of way... Equip it to blend in with Bokoblins. - ↑
Moblin Mask
— Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
Kilton's handmade Moblin headgear. It's designed to replicate the Moblin's distinct long nose and large horn. Equip it to blend in with Moblins. - ↑
Lizalfos Mask
— Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
Kilton's handmade Lizalfos headgear. It's designed to replicate the unique tongue and horn of the Lizalfos. Equip it to blend in with Lizalfos. - ↑
Lynel Mask
— Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
Kilton's handmade Lynel headgear. It's so well crafted, it can deceive a real Lynel. Equip it to blend in with Lynels, but don't linger too long. Those beasts are smart. - ↑
[About monsters...] Dya DYAAAAAAAH! You want to know about monsters? I just LOOOOOVE talking about monsters!
— Kilton (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Whenever the clock strikes midnight on unlucky nights, the sky turns blood red. That's the blood moon. When that happens, monsters come back to life, no matter how many times you've defeated them. It's happened for so long now that no one really pays it any mind, but I have no plans to give up on my research.
— Hino (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
... Link... Link... Be on your guard. Ganon's power grows...it rises to its peak under the hour of the blood moon. By its glow, the aimless spirits of monsters slain in the name of the light return to flesh. Link...please be careful.
— Princess Zelda (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Monster Horns and Weapons
— Tips and Tricks (Tears of the Kingdom)
By fusing a monster horn to a weapon, you can create blades and hammers with higher attack power. - ↑
Monster Guts
— Items (Echoes of Wisdom)
Material dropped by defeated monsters. When used in a drink, they may produce stronger effects for the drinker. - ↑
Monster Fang
— Items (Echoes of Wisdom)
A high-quality tooth dropped by defeated monsters. When used in a drink, it may produce stronger effects for the drinker. - ↑
Monster Stone
— Items (Echoes of Wisdom)
Strange stones that form in monster bodies. They're considered a collectible among enthusiasts. - ↑
All right, it's 50 rupees to repair it. Or you can give me 1 monster stone instead.
— Dampé (Echoes of Wisdom) - ↑ "We tired of your plans, Ganon. So now, laugh's on you!" — (The Legend of Zelda TV Series, Episode 13)
- ↑ "It says, "Princess Zelda, surrender or be destroyed! Signed, the Brotherhood of Underworld Monsters."" — Link (The Legend of Zelda TV Series, Episode 13)
- ↑ "I see what you mean, princess! These dimwits are beating themselves!" — Link (The Legend of Zelda TV Series, Episode 13)
- ↑
My husband gave me this. He's an Abominom now.
— Alora (The Faces of Evil) - ↑
Zelda, Duke Onkled is under attack by the evil forces of Ganon! I'm going to Gamelon to aid him.
— King Harkinian (The Wand of Gamelon) - ↑
We must exterminate the monsters roaming Hyrule Field. Thus will begin our renewed effort to stop the Calamity!
— King Rhoam (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity) - ↑
Princess Mipha! Monsters on Ploymus Mountain! Marching this way!
— Zora Soldier (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity) - ↑
Bokoblin Mask
— Allies (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
The Skull Lake merchant's handmade Bokoblin headgear. It's almost charming in a cute, monstrous kind of way... Equip it to be one step closer to a true Bokoblin. - ↑
Moblin Mask
— Allies (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
The Skull Lake merchant's handmade Moblin headgear. It's designed to replicate the Moblin's distinct long nose and large horn. It is quite realistic... - ↑
Lizalfos Mask
— Allies (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
The Skull Lake merchant's handmade Lizalfos headgear. It's designed to replicate the unique tongue and horn of the Lizalfos. Equip it and live as a Lizalfos for a while. - ↑
Lynel Mask
— Allies (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
The Skull Lake merchant's handmade Lynel headgear. It's almost as intimidating as the real thing. Wear it and pretend to be a proud Lynel, free to roam the world.