Editing The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening

!Description

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|[[Link]]

|Link is the main protagonist, and he goes on an adventure to awaken the Wind Fish.

!Description

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|[[Chain Chomp|BowWow]]

|An iron dog owned by [[Madam MeowMeow]], it is kidnapped by [[Moblin]]s and accompanies Link after being rescued, eating nearby enemies occasionally. It can bite through [[Goponga Flower]]s and sense buried [[Secret Seashell]]s, but will also fight [[Kiki the Monkey|Kiki]].

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|[[Flying Rooster]]

|A [[Cucco|chicken]] capable of prolonged flight, brought back from its grave under the [[weathercock]] with the [[Frog's Song of Soul]]. By picking it up, Link can reach many locations.

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|[[Marin]]

|An innocent girl living on the island, she is the one who found Link on the shore and cared for him until he awoke. She enjoys singing and is accompanied in various events throughout the game.

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|[[Owl]]

|A wise, mysterious bird who shows up at various intervals throughout the game to deliver lore to Link.

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|[[Tarin]]

|Marin's comical, goodhearted father found in various odd circumstances.

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|[[Wind Fish]]

|The legendary dreamer held within the egg on [[Mt. Tamaranch]]. He is regarded as a deity by the islanders.

!Description

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|[[Bear Cub]]

|One of the animals who listens to Marin singing in [[Animal Village]].

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|[[Christine]]

|A goat from Animal Village and pen pal of [[Mr. Write]].

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|[[Chef Bear]]

|An Animal Village resident and chef, who gives Link a [[pineapple]] for a [[honeycomb]].

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|[[CiaoCiao]]

|A Mini Bow-Wow with an obsession for jewelry.

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|[[Crazy Tracy]]

|A reclusive woman who makes [[secret medicine]].

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|[[Great Fairy|Faerie Queen]]

|Life-restoring large faeries who live in springs.

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|[[Fisherman]]

|Runs a [[fishing]] minigame in [[Mabe Village]], and either he or an identical character fishes up the [[Mermaid]]'s belonging after being given a [[fishing hook]].

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|[[Ghost (The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening)|Ghost]]

|A spirit who wishes to return to his old house one last time before moving on.

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|[[Grandma Yahoo|Grandma Ulrira]]

|The sweeping-obsessed wife of [[Old Man Ulrira|old man Ulrira]].

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|[[Goriya]]

|A reclusive friendly monster who lives on [[Toronbo Shores]] and lends Link his [[Boomerang]].  

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|[[Henhouse Keeper]]

|A man who lives in [[Tal Tal Heights]] and wishes to see the Flying Rooster.

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|[[Hippo Model]]

|A female hippo of Animal Village who is posing for Schule's painting.

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|[[Kiki the Monkey|Kiki]]

|A monkey who will help build a bridge for Link if given [[banana]]s. It responds aggressively to [[Chain Chomp|BowWow]].

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|[[Madam MeowMeow]]

|A BowWow-owning woman in Mabe Village.

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|[[Mamu]]

|The leader of a popular frog band who teach Link the [[Frog's Song of Soul]].

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|[[Manbo]]

|A large {{wp|ocean sunfish|Sun Fish}} who teaches Link [[Manbo's Mambo]].

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|[[Mermaid]]

|A mermaid who has lost her [[necklace]] (or swimsuit top in the Japanese, French and German versions) and gives Link one of her [[Mermaid's Scale|scale]]s if he returns it.

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|[[Mr. Write]]

|A letter-writing enthusiast who becomes pen pals with Christine.

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|[[Old Man Ulrira]]

|An old man who gives Link hints via [[telephone]].

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|[[Papahl]]

|The father of at least five children in Mabe Village, who gets lost in Tal Tal Heights.

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|[[Quadruplet]]s

|Four (or five) children who live in Mabe Village and give Link advice they are too young to understand.

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|[[Mamasha|Quadruplets' mother]]

|A mother of at least five children in Mabe Village.

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|[[Raccoon]]

|A character who causes Link to get lost in the Mysterious Forest. He is later revealed to be Tarin under a spell.

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|[[Richard]]

|The owner of [[Kanalet Castle]] who was evicted by his [[Darknut|servants]].

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|[[Sale]]

|A banana-selling crocodile who loves [[canned food]].

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|[[Schule Donavitch]]

|An artist crocodile who made the mermaid statue.

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|[[Shopkeeper (The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening)|Shopkeeper]]

|The owner of the [[Town Tool Shop]], who kills Link with magic if he steals anything and then returns.

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|[[Toucan]]

|One of the animals who listens to Marin singing in Animal Village.

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|[[Trendy Gamester]]

|The owner of the [[Trendy Game]]. An [[Raft Shop Owner|identical character]] operates [[Rapids Ride]].

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|[[Walrus]]

|A sleepy resident of Animal Village who can block paths with his girth.

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|[[Witch]]

|A potion-brewer who can make [[Magic Powder]] from the [[Sleepy Toadstool]].

!Sprite

!Name

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|[[Bee]]

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|[[Bird]]

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|[[Cucco|Chicken]]

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|[[Fairy|Faerie]]

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|[[Fish]]

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|[[Frog]]

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|[[Monkey]]

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|Mouse

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|[[Fox|Mutt]]

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|[[Rabbit]]

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|[[Seagull]]

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!Description

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|[[Mini Angler|Angler Fry]]

|Small fish that assist the [[Angler Fish (boss)|Angler Fish]] in battle by swimming at Link.

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|[[Bubble|Anti-Faerie]]

|Spirits that fly around the room diagonally to hit Link. They burn when touched by Magic Powder

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|[[Birky|Anti-Kirby]]

|Puffbals that attempt to inhale Link in [[Eagle's Tower]].

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|[[Hollow Mimic|Arm-Mimic]]

|''{{wp|Haniwa}}'' that copy Link's movements and deal a fairly large amount of damage.

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|[[Armos|Armos Statue]]

|Statues that start moving when Link touches them. Found outside the [[Ancient Ruins (The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening)|southern Face Shrine]].

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|[[Beetle (enemy)|Beetle]]

|Small insects that endlessly spawn from a single hole in [[Ukuku Prairie]], after which they simply walk around.

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|[[Blooper|Bloober]]

|Squid that swim after Link in side-scrolling areas in a bobbing pattern.

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|[[Zirro|Bomber]]

|Winged mushrooms that fly around and drop [[bomb]]s with a large blast radius.

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|[[Bombite]]

|Walking bombs that have two behaviors: after being hit, they will either ricochet around or follow Link, after which they will explode. Found in [[Key Cavern]].

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|[[Boo]]

|Ghosts that follow Link invincibly in dark rooms, but will flee vulnerably when the room is brightened. Found in [[Bottle Grotto]].

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|[[Buzz Blob]]

|Bipedal slimes that zap Link if attacked with a sword, unless stunned. Using [[Magic Powder]] on one turns it into a [[cukeman]].

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|[[Cheep Cheep|Cheep-Sheep]]

|Fish that swim back-and-forth or up-and-down in a simple pattern in side-scrolling areas, though some instead jump.

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|[[Crow]]

|Birds that take off and swoop down at Link. One at [[Kanalet Castle]] instead attempts to flee with a [[Golden Leaf]].

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|[[Cukeman]]

|Bulgy-eyed slimes that say various non sequiturs to Link if spoken to. They are created by sprinkling Magic Powder on a Buzz Blob, which they otherwise act like.

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|[[Firebat]]

|Evil magic that swoops at Link after being spawned by the [[Ganon Shadow|Shadow of Ganon]].

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|[[Piranha|Fish]]

|Piranhas that swim around [[Goponga Swamp]] with their dorsal fins visible, leaping when Link gets close.  

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|[[Winged Octorok|Flying Octorok]]

|Winged octopodes that acts like normal [[Octorok]]s, but use their wings to avoid his attacks by jumping away.

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|[[Zol|Gel (big)]]

|Slimes that can appear on the field, in which case a weak attack will split it into two small Gels, or can appear from the ground, falling from the ceiling, or within chests, in which case one hit will immediately defeat them.

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|[[Gel|Gel (small)]]

|Slimes that parasitically attach to Link, slowing him. Can be found simply on the field or by hitting certain large Gels with weak weapons.

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|[[Ghini]]

|Ghosts that fly around the [[cemetery|cemetary]] erratically after Link. Extra will spawn if he touches the gravestones.

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|[[Giant Bubble]]

|A huge orb of energy that acts like a normal Anti-Faerie, but appears only in side-scrolling areas, and is much larger.

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|[[Giant Ghini]]

|A huge ghost that spawns from one of the gravestones in the cemetary, and takes more hits than a normal Ghini, but releases a [[fairy|faerie]] when defeated.

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|[[Gibdo]]

|Mummies that do not flinch after Link hits them. Burning one reveals a [[Stalfos]]. Found in Eagle's Tower.

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|[[Giant Goponga Flower]]

|A large, resilient swamp flower that can shoot fireballs.

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|[[Goomba]]

|A simple enemy most often found in side-scrolling areas. Squishing it gives Link a [[heart]].

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|[[Goponga Flower]]

|A swamp flower resilient to most attacks. Native to Goponga Swamp.

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|[[Hardhat Beetle]]

|Tough creatures that bump Link around. They cannot be defeated with most weapons unless bumped into a pit.

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|[[Helmasaur|Iron Mask]]

|Small creatures that wander around with a mask negating damage, though it can be removed with the [[Hookshot|Hook Shot]].

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|[[Keese]]

|Bats that fly around erratically, attempting to hit Link.

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|[[Ball and Chain Trooper|Knight]]

|The strongest enemy in [[Kanalet Castle]], wielding a flail.

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|[[Leever]]

|Small entities that burrow and spin around in sandy areas after Link.

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|[[Like Like]]

|Large-mouthed creatures that attempt to eat Link's [[shield]], but cannot eat the [[Mirror Shield]].

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|[[Bomb Trooper|Mad Bomber]]

|A specific [[Darknut|Soldier]] that hides in pits and throws bombs at Link, and carries a Golden Leaf.

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|[[Shy Guy|Mask-Mimic]]

|Masked creatures that mirror Link's movements. Their masks negate damage from the sword.

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|[[Moldorm (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)|Mini Moldorm]]

|Caterpillars that crawl around in erratic looping patterns, often bumping into walls.

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|[[Moblin]]

|Bulldog creatures that wander around slowly and throw spears. Found in the [[Mysterious Forest]] and [[Moblin Cave]]. They also steal [[Chain Chomp|BowWow]] from [[Madam MeowMeow]].

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|[[K.K. Sniper|Monkey]]

|A monkey that throws coconuts at Link from a tree on [[Toronbo Shores]]. It can be knocked out with the [[Pegasus Boots]].

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|[[Octorok]]

|Octopuses that wander around slowly and spit rocks.

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|[[Pairodd]]

|Birdlike creatures that appear in pairs and warp around while shooting projectiles whenever Link approaches. Found in Key Cavern.

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|[[Peahat]]

|Plants that fly around and land with their flower propellers. While airborne, they are invincible.

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|[[Boarblin|Pig Warrior]]

|Pigs that act exactly like the related Moblins, but appear in mountainous and riverside regions.

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|[[Pincer]]

|Centipedes that lunge at Link when he approaches their holes.

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|[[Piranha Plant]]

|Carnivorous flowers that pop up from columns in side-scrolling areas.

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|[[Pokey]]

|Cacti that wander around [[Yarna Desert]]. The lower segments must be dealt with first.

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|[[Pols Voice]]

|Rabbits that jump around simply, but can only be defeated with specific things, like thrown [[pot|bottles]].

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|[[Dacto|Raven]]

|Flying creatures that act like crows, but are stronger and tougher. Appear outside of [[Turtle Rock]].

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|[[Rope]]

|Snakes that charge at Link while on the same x- or y-coordinate as them. Appear in Turtle Rock.

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|[[Sand Crab]]

|Crustaceans that move slowly up or down, but very fast to the side. Appear on Toronbo Shores.

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|[[Sea Urchin]]

|Sea creatures that sit in place. They can be pushed with the shield and defeated with most other items.

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|[[Shrouded Stalfos]]

|Skeletons that act exactly like a Moblin, but are found in dungeons and the western mountains.

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|[[Darknut|Soldier]]

|Warriors that act the same as Moblins, but are found in Kanalet Castle and are much stronger. They were formerly Richard's servants.

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|[[Spark]]

|Electric orbs that travel along the sides of blocks and walls, and are impervious to most weapons.

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|[[Spiny|Spiked Beetle]]

|Spiked turtles that charge at Link when they see him, but can be flipped onto their backsides with the shield, leaving them helpless and vulnerable.

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|[[Spiny Beetle]]

|Small creatures that hide under grass, rocks, or skulls, and run into Link if he approaches.

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|[[Stalfos]]

|Skeletons that leap away when Link tries to attack with his sword. Additionally, some will attempt to stomp him and some will retaliate with a thrown bone.

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|[[Ballereen|Star]]

|Strange creatures that slide diagonally along dungeons floors extremely fast while spinning slowly.

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|[[Moblin|Sword Moblin]]

|Moblins that charge at Link when he approaches, and can parry his sword blows. Found in the same places as normal Moblins.

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|[[Shrouded Stalfos|Sword Stalfos]]

|Shrouded Stalfos that act exactly like sword Moblins, but found in dungeons.

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|[[Tektite]]

|Spiders that leap around the screen. Found around the eastern side of [[Tal Tal Heights]].

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|[[Three-of-a-Kind]]

|Card suite creatures that can only be defeated when all three are stopped on the same symbol.

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|[[Voidmaster|Vacuum Mouth]]

|Void creatures that attempt to suck Link inside of it or blow him away while it flashes. If he is sucked inside, he will be returned to the dungeon entrance.

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|[[Water Tektite]]

|Water striders that glide across the surface of the water.

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|[[Vire|Winged Demon]]

|Bat monsters that swoop down at Link and shoot fireballs. When defeated, they splits into two skull-headed Keese. Appear in Turtle Rock.

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|[[Wizzrobe]]

|Magicians that appear and disappear within their hats while shooting magic, and are immune to sword attacks. Appear in Eagle's Tower.

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|[[Zora|Zola]]

|Fish creatures that appear from under the water to shoot a fireball at Link.

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|[[Zombie]]

|Undead that dig from under the ground in endless amounts near the graveyard.

!Description

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|[[Trap|Blade Trap]]

|Razored obstacles that charge at Link when he crosses their x- or y-axes.

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|[[Boulder]]

|Rolling rocks that fall from above the mountains on the western side of [[Tal Tal Mountain Range]].

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|[[Cactus]]

|Spiky plants found in [[Yarna Desert]].

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|[[Eyegore Statue|Eye Guard]]

|Shoots fireballs at Link from its eye, looking like the various harmless [[Eyegore|Rocklops]] statues.

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|[[Blazing Watch Tower|Face Lamp]]

|Shoots fireballs at Link, looking like the various harmless [[torch]]es.

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|[[Flame Fountain]]

|Shoots an endless stream of flames, preventing Link from accessing Turtle Rock without the Mirror Shield.

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|[[Flying Floor|Flying Tile]]

|Tiles that fly up one-by-one in large groups from the floor before flinging themselves at Link.

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|[[Beamos|Laser]]

|An obstacle with a slowly-rotating eye. It shoots a beam at Link if it spots him.

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|[[Lava]]

|Molten rock that hurts Link if he falls in, and forces him to reset to where he fell in from. Appears in Turtle Rock.

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|[[Mega Thwomp]]

|A rocky block that must be knocked down with the Pegasus Boots by hitting its side, and then can be used as a platform.

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|[[Podoboo]]

|Fireballs that jump out of lava in side-scrolling areas in Turtle Rock.

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|[[Quicksand]]

|Appears in Yarna Desert, and pulls Link around, potentially into holes.

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|[[Spiked Thwomp]]

|Floating one-eyed faces that attempt to fall on Link when he approaches, though their spikeless heads can be jumped upon.

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|[[Stone Elevator]]

|A lift that does not lower unless the weight put upon them is significantly higher than Link's own, necessitating a held bottle. Appears in Bottle Grotto.

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|[[Thwomp (small)|Thwomp]]

|Small floating faces that attempt to fall on Link if he approaches. They are very fast and appear in groups.

!Locations

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|[[Spike Roller|Rolling Bones]]

|A pudgy creature that pushes a studded [[spiketrap|rolling pin]] across the room, which must be jumped over with [[Roc's Feather]].

|[[Tail Cave]]<br>[[Turtle Rock]]

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|[[Moblin Chief|King Moblin]]

|The leader of the [[Moblin]]s that kidnapped [[Chain Chomp|BowWow]], he throws spears at Link before charging at him. He must be tricked into charging into a wall to stun him.

|[[Moblin's Cave]]

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|[[Hinox]]

|Giant one-eyed brutes that charge into Link, grab him to throw him, and throw [[bomb]]s.

|[[Bottle Grotto]]<br>[[Eagle's Tower]]<br>[[Turtle Rock]]

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|[[Dodongo|Dodongo Snake]]s

|Thick-skinned eel-like creatures that slide around rooms in pairs, mouths agape. They must be tricked into eating bombs to defeat them.

|[[Key Cavern]]<br>[[Face Shrine]]<br>[[Turtle Rock]]

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|[[Lanmola|Desert Lanmola]]

|A giant centipede that leaps from a quicksand pit to attack.

|[[Yarna Desert]]

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|[[Hydrosoar|Cue Ball]]

|A water- and lava-skimming creature with an armored face, it must be attacked from the back as it circles the room, occasionally spinning.

|[[Angler's Tunnel]]<br>[[Turtle Rock]]

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|[[Master Stalfos]]

|A [[Stalfos Knight]] that stole the [[Hookshot|Hook Shot]], but cowardly flees several times throughout the dungeon. He must be knocked down with repeated hits, then hit with bombs while in pieces.

|[[Catfish's Maw]]

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|[[Gohma]]s

|A pair of large-eyed arthropods that scuttle back-and-forth, occasionally charging forward. They can only be beaten by shooting the eye when it is open.

|[[Catfish's Maw]]

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|[[Armos Knight]]

|A giant, aggressive statue that attempts to smash Link.

|[[Ancient Ruins (The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening)|Southern Face Shrine]]

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|[[Rover|Smasher]]

|An odd ray-like creature that throws an iron ball around, which must be instead thrown at it to damage it.

|[[Face Shrine]]<br>[[Turtle Rock]]

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|[[Grim Creeper]] and the [[Creep|Big Keese]]

|A piccolo-playing imp and his fly-like "brothers," which he commands to fly in formation at Link with his instrument. Once all the Big Keese are defeated, the Grim Creeper swears revenge and leaves.

|[[Eagle's Tower]]

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|[[Turtle Rock (boss)|Turtle Rock]]

|The face of [[Turtle Rock]] brought to life with the [[Frog's Song of Soul]]. It darts out at Link to attack.

|[[Tal Tal Mountain Range]]

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|[[Blaino]]

|A mighty punching fighter that knocks Link around and can even send him back to the dungeon entrance.

!Location

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|[[Moldorm (boss)|Moldorm]]

|A giant caterpillar that tries to knock Link into a pit to force the battle to restart. Its tail end is its weak point.

|[[Tail Cave]]

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|[[Genie]]

|A fire-juggling spirit living in a [[pot|bottle]]. It must be attacked while inside the bottle to stun it, then picked up with the [[Power Bracelet]] and thrown. After enough of this, the bottle is destroyed, and the Genie starts teleporting over Link to attack. However, it can now be attacked directly.

|[[Bottle Grotto]]

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|[[Slime Eye]]

|A huge eye-like [[Zol|Gel]] that drops several large Gels from the ceiling before falling itself. It must be forcibly split by running it half with the [[Pegasus Boots]], and then the smaller halves must be attacked normally as they bounce around.

|[[Key Cavern]]

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|[[Angler Fish (boss)|Angler Fish]]

|A huge fish that swims around a small side-scrolling area and attacks directly, as well as with falling rocks and [[Mini Angler|its babies]]. The lure is the weak point.

|[[Angler's Tunnel]]

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|[[Slime Eel]]

|A huge serpentine creature that lunges its head from the wall and its studded tail from the floor. Its head must be hooked with the [[Hookshot|Hook Shot]], allowing Link to pull it outward and attack the delicate neck.

|[[Catfish's Maw]]

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|[[Facade]]

|A giant hollow face in the floor that attacks by manipulating the room. It must be damaged with bombs.

|[[Face Shrine]]

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|[[Evil Eagle]]

|A huge bird summoned at a high-altitude side-scrolling area by the [[Grim Creeper]]. It flies around, pushing Link with wind and feathers, and must be guarded against with the [[Mirror Shield]].

|[[Eagle's Tower]]

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|[[Hot Head]]

|A huge fiery face that leaps up from lava. It can be attacked with the [[Magic Rod]], causing it to bounce around erratically and eventually lose its flame permanently.

====Shadows====

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!Description

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|[[Giant Zol Shadow|Giant Gel]]

|A giant slime that can only be damaged with [[Magic Powder]].

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|[[Agahnim Shadow|Agahnim's Shadow]]

|A shadow in the shape of [[Agahnim]] from the previous game. It casts magic at Link, and the round blasts must be deflected back into it with the sword or [[shovel]].

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|[[Moldorm Shadow|Moldorm's Shadow]]

|A shadow in the shape of a [[Moldorm (boss)|Moldorm]]. Like normal ones, the tail end is the weak point.

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|[[Ganon Shadow|Shadow of Ganon]]

|A shadow in the shape of [[Ganon]], the final boss of the previous game. It summons [[Firebat]]s to attack and must be damaged with [[Spin Attack]]s.

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|[[Lanmola Shadow|Lanmola]]

|A quick-moving shadow that, while agile, is not especially strong.

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|[[Death Shadow|DethI]]

|The final shadow, a giant one-eyed being with a pair of arms that spin in opposite directions. The eye can be attacked only when it is open; while different weapons do different amount of damage, the [[Boomerang]] kills it immediately.

!Description

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|[[Fairy|Faerie]]

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|[[Guardian Acorn]]

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|[[Heart]]

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|[[Heart Container]]

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|[[Piece of Heart]]

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|[[Piece of Power]]

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|[[Rupee]]

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===Equipable items===

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!Sprite

!Description

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|[[Boomerang]]

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|[[Hookshot|Hook Shot]]

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|[[Magic Rod]]

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|[[Ocarina]]

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|[[Pegasus Boots]]

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|[[Power Bracelet]]

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|[[Powerful Bracelet]]

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|[[Roc's Feather]]

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|[[Shield]]

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|[[Mirror Shield]]

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|[[Shovel]]

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|[[Sword]]

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|[[Koholint Sword|Level 2 Sword]]

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|[[Toadstool]]

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;Songs

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!Sprite

!Description

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|1: [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]]

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|2: [[Manbo's Mambo]]

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|3: [[Frog's Song of Soul]]

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!Description

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|[[Flippers]]

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|[[Golden Leaf]]

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|[[Magnifying Lens]]

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|[[Secret medicine]]

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|[[Secret Seashell]]

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;Trading sequence

!Name

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|[[Yoshi Doll]]

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|[[Ribbon]]

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|[[Canned food]]

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|[[Bananas]]

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|[[Stick]]

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|[[Honeycomb]]

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|[[Pineapple]]

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|[[Hibiscus]]

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|[[Goat's letter]]

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|[[Broom]]

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|[[Fishing hook]]

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|[[Mermaid's Scale|Scale]]

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;Dungeon keys

!Name

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|[[Tail Key]]

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|[[Slime Key]]

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|[[Angler Key]]

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|[[Face Key]]

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|[[Bird Key]]

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