Talk:Cubus Sisters

Incubus/Succubus

Succubihave nohorns, however Incubi (the male of the species) do. It is simaler to how Lions have manes but Lioness lack it. What puzzles me is that, if they are "sisters" then why do they have horns? This draws me away of the fact that their name is based off Succubus. But, then what is it based on? For now I will change it to "similer" to succubus. If anyone disagrees go ahead andchange it and post reason here. However I am not going to go on with an editing war. -- Ember Incubus

The answer may lie in the fact that their gender is less important than the name itself, which pays homage to the original Poe Sisters of Ocarina of Time, whom shared the characteristics of relativity and Poe-like appearance with these foes. Either way, the actual gender of the foes isn't important, the fact that they share the title with their precedents is. — cipriano^talk 07:45, 27 December 2009 (UTC)

So what do you sugest be done? Should it be left the way I put it or be altered? -- Ember Incubus

Your info is great! I say we leave it the way it is. =)— cipriano^talk 07:55, 27 December 2009 (UTC)

This is off topic and conjectural, but to sum this up simply: incubi and succubi do not have a single, universal appearance over the course of history. I think the trivia needs to be trimmed back, since whether or not either has horns doesn't really affect where the name derives from. --KingStarscream 00:51, 30 July 2013 (UTC)

Boss Key

Can we say that Cubus Sisters are the only (or maybe one of few) boss that appears before acquiring the Boss key? Snstar2006 14:06, 16 May 2013 (UTC)

What about the bosses from the first two games, or FS and FSA?KrytenKoro 14:18, 16 May 2013 (UTC)

Okay, I see. I didn't played older games from Zelda. OoT is my first Zelda game and I don't remember seeing any other Boss appear before acquiring the Boss key, that's why I asked. Snstar2006 01:11, 18 May 2013 (UTC)