Spiked Iron Ball

Spiked Iron Ball
Model ALBWBotWTotK
Main appearance(s)	A Link Between Worlds Breath of the Wild Tears of the Kingdom
Habitat(s)	ALBW: Lorule Castle BotW: Ancient Shrines

Spiked Iron Balls,^(TotK) also known as Spiked Balls,^(ALBW) are recurring traps in The Legend of Zelda series.

Overview

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Breath of the Wild

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Spiked Iron Balls appear in Ancient Shrines such as the Kam Urog Shrine the Mogg Latan Shrine and the Maka Rah Shrine.

Tears of the Kingdom

Spiked Iron Balls are fairly common across all of Hyrule as parts of traps, and like most objects they can be Fused to weapons and shields to augment their base stats.

Gallery

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  A large Spiked Iron Ball from Breath of the Wild

See Also

• Ball
• Gargantuan Ball
• Spiked-Iron-Ball Hammer
• Spiked-Iron-Ball Shield
• Spiked-Iron-Ball Sledge

References

Balls

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Category:Balls

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Category:Traps