Stone Pebblit

Stone Pebblits are recurring Enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Characteristics

Breath of the Wild

142 (147Master Mode) Stone Pebblit	Description A very young Stone Talus. Their bodies toughen as they mature, becoming as tough as boulders by adulthood. As a child, however, their bodies are light enough to be lifted and fragile enough to break when thrown.
	Common Locations Greater Hyrule
Recoverable Materials Flint Amber Opal

Stone Pebblits are found all over Hyrule Kingdom, though they are mainly located within groups of ordinary Rocks, possibly in an attempt to catch Link off guard. Their appearance changes based on the type of terrain that they hide in. When Link gets close, they will rise out of the ground and move toward him, attempting to swipe at him with one arm. While ordinary Weapons will not work against them, they can easily be defeated by detonating Remote Bombs, or simply picking them up and tossing them away, at which point they will shatter. However, if held for too long, they will explode. This explosion does not deal damage to surrounding enemies, though it can harm Link for a base amount of 16 points of damage.

The Boulder Breaker, Cobble Crushers, Drillshafts, Iron Sledgehammers, Stone Smashers, and strikes from either Ancient Arrows or Bomb Arrows will instantly destroy Stone Pebblits regardless of damage dealt. Stone Pebblits will also instantly die if they are submerged in water. Once killed, each one will drop a single piece of a random Ore or Flint.

Stone Pebblits will slam their arms into Link to attack, dealing 16 base damage.

Drops

Normal

Stone Pebblit can drop 1 of:

Item	Percentage
Flint	30.0 %
Amber	60.0 %
Opal	10.0 %

Tears of the Kingdom

166 Stone Pebblit	Description A very young Stone Talus. Their bodies toughen as they mature, becoming as tough as boulders by adulthood. As a child, however, their bodies are light enough to be lifted and fragile enough to break when thrown.
	Common Locations Greater Hyrule
Recoverable Materials Opal Amber Flint

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Other Appearances

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

Non-Canon Information

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Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	イシロック (Ishirokku) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[5]
Chinese^{TRTraditional}	岩石人 (Yánshí Rén) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
Chinese^SISimplified	岩石人 (Yánshí Rén) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
Dutch	Steen-Talus ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[12] Steen-Pebblit ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[13]	Same as English.
French^EUEuropean	Tilhorok ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[6]^[7]
French^CACanadian	Tilhorok ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
German	Ishirok ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[11]
Italian	Sassettorok ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[4]
Korean	돌록 (Dollok) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
Russian	Каменный глыбыш (Kamennyy glybysh) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[10]
Spanish^{LALatin American}	Minutalus ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[8]^[9]
Spanish^EUEuropean	Litorok ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[14]^[15]
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.