Editing Moblin

{{species infobox
|image=[[File:LANS Moblin art.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of a Moblin in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Nintendo Switch)|The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'' for the [[Nintendo Switch]]
|first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' (1986)
|latest_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom]]'' (2023)
|notable=[[Great Moblin]] (in ''Ocarina of Time'')<br>[[Moe]]<br>[[Monster Lady]]<br>[[Nilbom the Tailor]]
|variants=[[Big Moblin]]<br>[[Boarblin]]<br>[[Cursed Moblin]]<br>[[Electric Moblin]]<br>[[Fire Moblin]]<br>[[Horriblin]]<br>[[Ice Moblin]]<br>[[Moblin Chief]]<br>[[Quick Moblin]]<br>[[Secret Molblin]]<br>[[Skull Moblin]]<br>[[Stalmoblin]]
|relatives=[[Bokoblin]]<br>[[Bulblin]]<br>[[Miniblin]]
|comparable=[[Goriya]]<br>[[Oinker]]<br>[[Sky Shield Soldier]]<br>[[Spear Soldier]]<br>[[Sword Guard]]<br>[[Taros]]
|expand=expandable
}}
'''Moblins''', originally translated as '''Molblins''',<ref>''The Legend of Zelda'' instruction booklet, page 30.</ref><ref>''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' instruction booklet, page 28.</ref><ref>Nintendo Power Source (February 24, 1998). [http://web.archive.org/web/19980224223651/http://www.nintendo.com/gb/zelda/level2a.html How to Enter Bottle Grotto]. ''Nintendo: Legend of Zelda Strategy''. Retrieved December 30, 2019.</ref> are common enemies that usually wield spears and live in forests, though they occasionally use other weapons and can be found in other environments. In fixed-camera games, they are commonly among the weakest and most common of humanoid enemies, though in free-camera games, this role often goes instead to the related [[Bokoblin]]s, with Moblins being depicted as stronger. Generally, they resemble bulldogs or pigs, with the latter being more common in later games. They are commonly characterized as being greedy and unintelligent.

==History==
===''The Legend of Zelda'' series===
====''The Legend of Zelda''====
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', Molblins appear in large amounts in forested areas from the edges of the screen, and throw an endless amount of spears that resemble [[Link]]'s [[arrow]]s. The spears can be blocked by Link's [[shield]]s. Molblins resemble bulldogs and appear in two colors, being orange and teal. Along with [[Zora|Zolas]], they are notably the only entities that use the overworld's "teal, red, and black" palette outside of flashing from being damaged. In the [[Satellaview]] remake, ''[[BS Zelda no Densetsu]]'', they are now red and blue. [[Secret Molblin]]s appear in certain hidden caves and will bribe Link with varying amounts of [[Rupee|Rupies]] while telling him to keep it a secret from everybody.

====''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''====
[[File:Molblin ZII sprite.png|frame|left]]
In ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'', Molblins appear primarily in western forest areas, and come in three colors. Orange Molblins often charge forward in endless amounts, jabbing their spears at a high angle. When they do this, they do not give experience points upon defeat. In fact, in Western releases, being hit by this type of Moblin takes away experience points. Other Molblins appear in limited amounts and giving experience points upon defeat, coming in orange, red, and blue. Each of these types pursue Link slowly and deliberately, turning if he goes around one and stopping when right up to him, and attack with their spears in various ways that can be countered with the [[Magical Shield]] and are telegraphed by them swinging the spear back before attacking. Orange Molblins of this type throw an endless volley of spears at a high angle, red Molblins jab at either a high or low angle, and blue ones jab from a low angle or throw from a high angle. The red and blue ones may change which angle they are going to attack from in preparation depending on how Link moves the shield.
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====''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past''====
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'', Moblins are redesigned to resemble pigs, likely to connect to [[Ganon]]. They only appear in the [[Dark World]], and act as an analogue to the [[Spear Soldier|soldiers that throw spears]]. They have brown skin, and only appear with indigo clothes.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''====
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', Moblins are found primarily in the [[Forest of Mystery|Mysterious Woods]]. They resemble bulldogs again, and can either throw spears or wield a sword and shield, acting like the sword soldiers from ''A Link to the Past''. Later, a group of Moblins led by a [[Moblin Chief]] steal the [[Chain Chomp|BowWow]] from [[Madame MeowMeow]]. Additionally, the mountainous regions are home to a variant called [[Boarblin|Pig Warrior]], which is based off their appearance in ''A Link to the Past''. They share the same behaviors, but are slightly stronger. Additionally, [[Darknut]]s and [[Shrouded Stalfos]] also use these behaviors. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX]]'', they are all given the blue palette.

In [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Nintendo Switch)|the Nintendo Switch remake]], all Moblins resemble pigs, with the forest ones resembling furry, pointy-eared {{wp|feral pig}}s, and the Pig Warriors (now identified as Boarblins) looking like the Moblins in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]''. Normal Moblins also make pig squeals when attacked. Moblins and the others that share their behaviors can now be seen pulling out their spears before throwing them. The sword-using ones have been changed drastically: their shields are much bigger and they actively use them for defense, making successful attacks difficult. Hitting against the shield causes them to halt their movement, so Link may be able to run around to behind them, and hitting it enough sometimes makes them drop their guard temporarily, allowing them to be attacked easily.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', Moblins (also referred to as '''Moriblins'''<ref>Loe, Casey. ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' Perfect Guide. Page 71.</ref>) only appear in the [[Sacred Grove|Sacred Forest Meadow]] in the future. They resemble brown bulldogs with gold-colored armor, though their noises sound more like pigs or bulls. They are quite large, but only have a single hit point. [[Navi]] also lacks commentary on them, and in fact cannot even target them, as the Z button is used for looking around corners during that section. They slowly walk back and forth through the maze-like area, occasionally turning to check behind them. They charge into Link with their spears and shove him all the way to the end of their patrol area if they see him, only relaxing and returning to their patrol if he has left their line-of-sight for long enough, which is marked by them clanging their spears back upright. They can only see him if he is on the line they walk; if he is off it, they will not notice him, even if they face him while turning around. At the end, a [[Great Moblin|large Moblin with a club]] will be fought. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D]]'', Moblins' models are refined an especially large amount to more closely resemble their artwork, giving them smaller eyes and noses and more prominent snouts and wrinkles.

Moblins in this game have an unused behavior.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Ocarina_of_Time/Unused_Actors,_Objects,_%26_Variables#ovl_En_Mb The Cutting Room Floor]</ref> Moblins that are roughly adult Link's size who actively search for Link instead of patrolling a single area or being stuck in place exist within the game's coding. If spawned, they can be blocked with the shield, though this carries the risk of them pushing Link into a corner inescapably due to how the knockback works.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages''====
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages]]'', both Moblins and Pig Warriors (now themselves simply called Moblins) appear in red and blue. The latter are now led by the [[Great Moblin]]. In both games, Link can use the [[Moblin Ring]] to look like a Moblin.

In the former game, a golden Moblin can be found as part of a quest, and boomerang-wielding red Moblins can be found in the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]] as a stand-in for [[Goriya]]s, while normal ones are common in the [[Woods of Winter]] and appear in the dungeon accessible from it, [[Snake's Remains]]. 

In the latter game, boomerang-wielding ones appear in the [[Spirit's Grave]] and normal ones are common in the [[Fairies' Woods]] and the [[Deku Forest]], which are the same place in different time periods. They later appear prominently throughout appear in the [[Crown Dungeon]], which is the only area in the duology to have sword-using versions of doglike Moblins.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords''====
[[File:FS Moblin spear.png|frame]]
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords]]'', Moblins use their design from the development of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', being large brown pigs with large mouths and small legs. They can wield either spears or bows'. Spear-wielding Moblins charge forwards when they see a Link, with bow-wielding Moblins being a closer analogue to the previous 2D behavior.

====''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'', Moblins are top-heavy pigs with big smiles and beady eyes. They are depicted as a medium-strength enemies, with their previous role as a typical weak enemy for the most part given to the smaller [[Bokoblin]]. They come in two colors, being brown and teal, possibly referencing their colors in the first game. The brown ones carry lanterns, which they can throw to cause a temporary huge blaze of fire. They wield large spears, now specifically called [[Moblin Spear]]s, which they can swing or thrust. When not attacking, they often hold their spears horizontally to guard against Link's own attacks. If they lose their spears, they will continue to attack with their fists. They are incapable of using other weapons. They also carry [[Skull Necklace]]s around their necks, which can be stolen with the [[Grappling Hook]]. If an unsuspecting Moblin is attacked from behind, it will comically run around while clutching its rear in pain.

Brown Moblins primarily appear in the [[Forsaken Fortress]], where they constantly look and sniff for intruders. On Link's first visit, he has lost his sword and as such is defenseless, so being discovered by one will cause him to automatically be thrown in a jail cell. He can sneak past by hiding in [[barrel]]s. When they are sniffing, they are more aware of Link's movements, and will jolt when they become suspicious of his presence. One Moblin, [[List of implied characters#Moe|Moe]], made friends with one of the girls captured there, [[Maggie (The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker)|Maggie]], and provided her with enough Skull Necklaces that her formerly-destitute father made a fortune selling them.

While initially encountered as guards in the Forsaken Fortress, Moblins are not directly fought until [[Dragon Roost Cavern]], where a [[Kargaroc]] airlifts a teal one to the top of the mountain after Link defeats two green [[Bokoblin]]s, with all three acting as the dungeon's mid-boss. A similar encounter occurs in the [[Forbidden Woods]], where two are dropped in at one point. After this, however, they typically appear already present, with teal ones appearing in the sunken [[Hyrule Castle]] and both types appearing in the [[Forest of Fairies]] depending on the time of day, the first room of the [[Earth Temple (The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker)|Earth Temple]], and various [[secret cave]]s and [[submarine]]s.

The Moblin design in the game is ultimately what inspired the aesthetic the rest of the game would have.

====''The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap''====
[[File:Bow Moblin TMC sprite.png|frame]]
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap]]'', Moblins appear with their varieties and graphics from ''Four Swords'' (and are now specified as '''Spear Moblins''' and '''Bow Moblins'''), and color variations from ''The Wind Waker''. However, the colors do not seem to denote any functional difference, though the brown ones seem to be "wild" while the teal ones are affiliated with [[Vaati]]. A teal one is initially summoned to battle Link by Vaati after he gains two of the [[Element]]s. Brown ones can be found commonly afterwards, with the teal ones reappearing in [[Dark Hyrule Castle]]. Their [[Figurine]]s and the [[Swordsman's Newsletter]] claim that Spear Moblins appear in the [[Minish Woods]], but this in fact is not true. The Newsletter also calls Moblins a good source of income, likely due to them having a relatively high probability of dropping red Rupees and green [[Kinstone]] shards. There is also a Moblin in disguise as a woman living in [[Percy]]'s house; this [[Monster Lady]] is exposed if the torches in the house are lit. The Moblin will then bribe Link with Rupees to not tell anyone, similar to the Secret Molblins from the first game. Additionally, a red-tinted Moblin is prominently featured in the game's stained-glass-style backstory shown at both the beginning and when the [[Four Sword]] is complete.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''====
An early demo reel for ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' shows Link battling what seems to be a Moblin. It is a stout creature with a large toothy mouth and a segmented helmet, both features likely intended as a less comical take on their design in ''The Wind Waker'', as well as a single large crooked horn. Like most depictions, it is shown attacking with a large spear. They are not present in any capacity in the final game, where they are seemingly replaced with the related [[Bulblin]]s, which wield clubs and arrows. The model itself seems to have been overwritten or altered and repurposed beyond recognition.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword]]'', Moblins are depicted as extremely fat red ''{{wp|oni}}''-like monsters. They wield spears and giant shields, and tend to swipe or charge with their spears. They are divided between '''Wooden Shield Moblins''' and '''Metal Shield Moblins'''. Wooden Shield Moblins are the more common of the two. Their shields can be sliced apart with enough sword strikes, though they tend to rotate them to keep covered. Even without the shield, they are quite resilient, with their large bellies shrugging off most blows. Once they are defeated, they slowly start to fall forwards. If Link is in front of them when they do so, he will take damage. These Moblins start appearing in [[Faron Woods]] midway through the game, but are wiped out after [[Faron (dragon)|Faron]] the water dragon floods the wood to destroy the monsters within. They also appear around the outside of the [[Lanayru Mining Facility]]. They later appear late in [[Ghirahim]]'s horde battle in the past [[Sealed Grounds]].

Metal Shield Moblins are rare mini-bosses. They wear helmets, and their reinforced shields cannot be broken. However, they can be climbed upon, allowing Link to get behind them and attack the Moblin's back.

====''The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds]]'', Moblins appear in [[Lorule]] with the same purpose as in ''A Link to the Past''. They are now orange and stockier, and their spears can hurt other enemies. There is also a shirtless shield-wielding variety, that acts more like [[Sword Guard|Sword Soldier]]s. Unlike Sword Soldiers, their shields are very large and difficult to hit around. The shield can be more easily bypassed with the [[Master Sword Lv2]] or [[Master Sword Lv3]], and can also be removed with the [[Hookshot]]. This type has two strength variations, with the weaker ones having blue loincloths and machete-like swords and the stronger ones having red loincloths and double-pointed spears.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes]]'', '''Spear Throwing Moblins'''<ref>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes]]'' PRIMA guide, page 12.</ref> are fairly common early-game enemies, and look as they do in ''A Link Between Worlds''. Their spears go in a downward arc, so sometimes they stay on high platforms or, more commonly, on top of [[Totem Armos]], requiring a [[Totem]] position to attack them. There is also a dark, purple-colored type in the [[Den of Trials]] that seems to be physically based off the sword variety from ''A Link Between Worlds''. The spears these ones throw carry curses which cause the Links to be unable to use their gear. The Totem Armos they ride are dark-colored as well.

====''The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild]]'', Moblins are depicted as being tall and lanky with a head resembling a cross between a rhino and an aardvark or wild boar, having a crooked horn like the unused ''Twilight Princess'' design. Like most humanoid enemies in the game, they come in red, blue, and black, with silver ones showing up after an extremely large amount of total enemies are defeated. DLC also contains an even stronger golden variety. Moblins have various types of clubs, spears, and bows associated with them, which are sometimes swapped with Bokoblin and Hylian weapons. Due to their height, an unarmed Moblin will prefer to kick Link rather than punch him. If he is out of range, they will throw rocks at him. Black Moblins and stronger may also throw Bokoblins. Ordinary Moblins are likely to be the first new enemy Link encounters after leaving the [[Great Plateau]]. Moblins can be fooled using the [[Moblin Mask]], although they will follow Link curiously for some distance. At night, [[Stalmoblin]]s appear in certain more high-difficulty tier locations, and can also be fooled by the mask. Depending on the color, defeated Moblins can drop horns, fangs, and various internal organs to use to make [[elixir]]s. Stalmoblins, however, cannot drop the organs.

===''Zelda'' (Game & Watch)===
In the ''[[Zelda (Game & Watch)|Zelda]]'' Game & Watch game, Molblins are called '''Goblins'''. One must be defeated on each floor to progress, aside from the boss rooms. They can throw spears, which can be blocked by the shield.

===CD-i games===
[[File:Moblin TFoE-TWoG sprite.png|frame]]
====''Link: The Faces of Evil''====
In ''[[Link: the Faces of Evil]]'', '''Moblin Spearthrowers'''<ref>''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'' instruction book, page 4.</ref>, also referred to as '''spear-throwing Molblin'''<ref>''Link: The Faces of Evil'' back cover of box</ref> are extremely common enemies, first appearing in [[Nortinka]], a starting location. They either charge at Link, or crouch while throwing spears. They are also capable of entering buildings behind Link to ambush him. The boss [[Lupay]] turns Koridians into Moblin minions by replacing their souls with [[Rupee|Rubies]].

====''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon''====
In ''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon]]'', Moblin Spearthrowers appear as they do in ''The Faces of Evil'', and are again quite common, initially appearing in [[Kobitan]], a starting location.

====''Zelda's Adventure''====
[[File:ZA Mobilin.png|frame|left]]
In ''[[Zelda's Adventure]]'', Moblins are called '''Mobilins'''. They appear in the forest regions, and generally just wander around aimlessly, attacking [[Princess Zelda]] if they see her. A [[talking mushroom]] jokes about how "slow and stupid" they are, claiming they are "still trying to eat soup with a fork."

===''Nintendo Land''===
[[File:NL Moblin group 1.png|thumb]]
In the Battle Quest mode of ''[[Nintendo Land]]'', hand-crafted representations of Moblins appear as the primary enemies, coming in many colors, such as cyan, tan, pink, and purple, with each getting slightly more powerful. Due to generally being weak, however, they tend to attack in large groups. Most wield clubs, though some toss a single bomb and run away, while others hold still and shoot burning arrows. The club-wielding ones can also carry shields made from wood or metal; much like in ''Skyward Sword'', the player can slice through the former, though both types use their shields to guard from specific angles rather than just from the front. Some with clubs or bombs also wear cooking pots as helmets for further protection, though the archers always wear floppy, wide-brimmed hats. The game also features a giant type called [[Big Moblin]]s and a thin, ambushing type called [[Quick Moblin]]s.

===''Hyrule Warriors'' series===
====''Hyrule Warriors''====
In ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'' and its remakes, Moblins appear as the Wooden Shield Moblins from ''Skyward Sword''. Metal Shield Moblins are just called "Shield Moblins," despite both having shields. Neither type of shield can be destroyed. They are very powerful, have a large amount of defensive area, and are quite durable. However, they are generally quite slow. They have many attacks. They can swing their spears back and forth over a wide area, throw them a great distance, charge quickly, flop onto their bellies, and spin around rapidly while moving around. The latter two attacks leave them open for powerful attacks to be made against them, and the last one can be canceled out in later rereleases. In the [[Adventure Mode]] maps, Moblins are represented by the orange Moblins from ''The Legend of Zelda'', while the  Shield Moblins are represented by the teal ones.

====''Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity''====
In ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity]]'', Moblins appear based on their appearance in ''Breath of the Wild'', always appearing as captains. They can wield numerous weapons, which they can swing back-and-forth, slam down, spin with, charge with, or throw, depending on what type it is. Red, blue, black, and silver Moblins appear along with Stalmoblins and three new element-based varieties, being [[Electric Moblin]]s, [[Fire Moblin]]s, and [[Ice Moblin]]s. In [[Divine Beast]] battles, Moblins throw [[bomb barrel]]s and often stand on platforms held by [[Sky Octorok]]s.

===''Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda''===
[[File:CoH Moblin green.png|frame]]
In ''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'', Moblins appear as stout pigs, and appear in green, red, black, and purple, just like Bokoblins. When they detect the player character, they throw their spear in the air, which will land on the marked space in the next beat. After this, they will attempt to retrieve the spear, though it can be broken by attacking it, leaving them with no attack but direct contact. In the future Hyrule, masked Moblins called [[Skull Moblin]]s are introduced.

==Profiles and descriptions==
===''The Legend of Zelda''===
*'''Instruction booklet:''' A bulldog-like goblin who lives in the forest. He attacks by throwing spears. A little meaner than Octorok.

====''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''====
*'''Instruction booklet:''' A little devil that lives mainly in the forest. He attacks Link by throwing spears, but he moves slowly.

==Gallery==
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<gallery>
TLoZ Molblin art.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda'' artwork
Moblin TWW artwork.png|''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'' artwork
LADX Moblin.png|''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX'' sprite
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=モリブリン<br>''Moriburin''<br>鉄盾モリブリン<br>''Tetsutate Moriburin''
|JapM=Molblin, from 森 (''mori'', forest), 銛 (''mori'', harpoon), and "goblin"<br><br>Iron Shield Molblin (''Hyrule Warriors'', Shield Moblin)
|Chi=莫力布林
|ChiR=Mòlìbùlín
|ChiM=Transliteration of the Japanese name
|Spa=Molblin<br>Moblin
|SpaM=-<br>-
|Fre=Molblin<br>Moblin
|FreM=-<br>-
|Dut=Moblin
|DutM=-
|Ita=Grublin
|ItaM=From ''grugno'' (snout) and "goblin"
|Ger=Molblin<br>Moblin
|GerM=-<br>-
|Rus=моблин
|RusR=moblin
|RusM=moblin
|Kor=모리블린
|KorR=Moribeullin
|KorM=From Japanese name
}}

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