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Bot
Bot ZII artwork.jpg
First appearance Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Variant(s)
Boss Bot
Relative(s)
Bit
Comparable
Gel
Zol
“A jelly-like monster that wobbles about. Watch out! Bot jumps.”
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link instruction booklet, page 26

Bots are blue gelatinous blobs[1] and common enemies that only appear in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. They behave similarly to their red counterpart, Bits, except that Bots have the ability to jump. Both enemies are among the weakest ones that Link encounters during his adventure.

Bots appear throughout the plains and caves of Western Hyrule and at Death Mountain. They also appear within palaces. When Link approaches a Bot, it attempts to jump at him. He can defeat a Bot by striking his Magical Sword at it. It originally takes two hits to defeat, but if Link gains enough Experience for his first Attack upgrade, he can defeat a Bot in one hit. In the caverns, some Bots fall from ceiling in the shape of a drop, and upon landing on the ground, a Bot forms into its usual shape. If Link defeats a Bot, it may either drop a blue Magic Jar or a 50 EXP Treasure Bag. Link obtains 2 EXP by defeating a Bot.

In the Great Palace, Link fights a few Boss Bots, which are a fusion of Bots. When Link attacks a Boss Bot, it splits apart into five Bots. They are stronger than ordinary Bots and require numerous hits from Link. If Link's Attack is at Level 8, he can defeat these Bots with two hits. Link receives 10 EXP for each of the stronger Bots that he defeats.

In the Water Town of Saria, Link can find a Bot sleeping in Bagu's house. This Bot is not an enemy, unlike the others. When Link talks to the Bot, it wakes up and reveals the location of the house's master, Bagu, who is at North of River. The Bot appears purple, but this is simply due to the game's "blue" palette being used for villagers' purple clothes in towns.

Additionally, one of the Spell magic's purposes is transforming other enemies into Bots.

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