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{{species infobox
{{species infobox
|first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''
|image=[[File:TAoL Goriya red art.jpg|200px]]<br>Artwork of an orange Goriya from ''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''
|latest_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX]]''
|first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' (1986)
|latest_appearance=''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'' (update/physical release) (2020)
|variants=[[Hungry Goriya]]
|variants=[[Hungry Goriya]]
|notable=[[Brother Gōria]]
|notable=[[Goriya Bros.]]
|relatives=[[Moblin]]
|relatives=[[Moblin]]
|comparable=[[Goriya (A Link to the Past)|Goriya (''A Link to the Past'')]]
|comparable=[[Goriya (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)|Goriya (''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'')]]
}}
}}
 
{{about|the boomerang-wielding enemy first found in [[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]|the copying enemy first found in [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]|[[Goriya (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)]]}}
'''Goriyas''' are [[boomerang]]-throwing wolf-like devils found in some early games.
'''Goriyas''' are [[boomerang]]-throwing wolf-like devils found in some early games. Oftentimes, they have prominent white mustaches.


==History==
==History==
===''The Legend of Zelda'' series===
===''The Legend of Zelda'' series===
====''The Legend of Zelda''====
====''The Legend of Zelda''====
Goriyas first appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', where they come in both red and blue variants, with the blue ones being stronger. Both types walk around rooms, occasionally throwing their boomerangs forwards, which can damage [[Link]]. They commonly appear in large groups, typically ranging from three to eight. They first appear in the first [[labyrinth]], [[Eagle]]. Defeating a specific group of red ones in Eagle gives Link the boomerang to use, while defeating a group of blue ones in [[Moon (labyrinth|Moon]] gives him the [[Magical Boomerang]].
[[File:Goriya red TLoZ sprite.png|frame|left]]
Goriyas first appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', where they come in both red and blue variants, with the blue ones being stronger. Both types walk around rooms, occasionally throwing their boomerangs forwards, which can damage [[Link]]. They commonly appear in large groups, typically ranging from three to eight. They first appear in the first [[labyrinth]], [[Eagle]], but appear most prominently in the seventh one, [[Demon]]. Defeating a specific group of red ones in Eagle gives Link the boomerang to use, while defeating a group of blue ones in [[Moon (labyrinth|Moon]] gives him the [[Magic Boomerang|Magical Boomerang]]; once the latter is obtained, the boomerangs that Goriyas throw resemble Magical Boomerangs.


On a few occasions, a [[hungry Goriya]] will block a path in a dungeon, only leaving if Link gives some [[food]] to it.
On a few occasions, a [[hungry Goriya]] will block a path in a dungeon, only leaving if Link gives some [[food]] to it.


====''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''====
====''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''====
In ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'', Goriyas are among the remnants of [[Ganon]]'s minions who wish to resurrect him by spilling Link's blood on his ashes. They now appear in orange, red, and blue, and have prominent mustaches. They now commonly appear in caves or on plains regions, and tend to attack alone or in duos. They can throw their boomerangs in an overhand or underhand swing, affecting its height. Link can block this with his shield or jump over, but the boomerang will be at the opposite height on the return trip to the Goriya, so he will need to dodge twice per throw to not be damaged. Furthermore, stronger ones have multiple boomerangs, and as such they can have more than one boomerang in the air at a time.
[[File:Goriya ZII sprite.png|frame|left]]
In ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'', Goriyas are among the remnants of [[Ganon]]'s minions who wish to resurrect him by spilling Link's blood on his ashes. They now appear in orange, red, and blue, with the middle-strength red ones appearing first. They now commonly appear in caves or on plains regions, and tend to attack alone or in duos. They can throw their boomerangs in an overhand or underhand swing, affecting its height. From an overhand swing, the boomerang will always go over Link's standing height, though from underhand it may go underneath him or be on the level of his legs, with the latter needing jumped or blocked with the [[Magical Shield]] via crouching. After it has passed Link, it will circle back on his level, being at chest level for the above and leg-height tosses and at his leg level for the underneath ones, so he must turn around to block it. As the color variations get stronger, the quicker succession they throw boomerangs, with orange ones only throwing one every few moments, red ones throwing a continuous volley and occasionally throwing two back-to-back in even faster succession, and blue ones acting similar but mostly throwing the quick consecutive pairs.
 
Early in the game, a red Goriya in a cave at [[Tantari Desert]] stole a [[goddess statue|trophy]] from a house in the [[Town of Ruto]]. Defeating it and returning the trophy earns Link the [[Jump (magic)|Jump]] magic.


====''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''====
====''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', a single Goriya can b found in a cave at [[Toronbo Shores]] with the aide of the [[Magnifying Glass]]. This Goriya is friendly, and will trade his powerful boomerang for certain items Link has in his inventory. However, if spoken to again, he will eagerly ask for it back. Likely due to his role, this Goriya has a friendlier design. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX|Link's Awakening DX]]'', the [[Zora]] in [[Animal Village]] gives a hint for finding the Goriya.
[[File:Goriya LA sprite.png|frame|left]]
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', a single Goriya can be found in a cave at [[Toronbo Shores]] with the aide of the [[Magnifying Lens]]. This Goriya is friendly, and will trade his powerful boomerang for certain items Link has in his inventory. However, if spoken to again, he will eagerly ask for it back. Likely due to his role, this Goriya has a friendlier design. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX|Link's Awakening DX]]'', the [[Zora]] in [[Animal Village]] gives a hint for finding the Goriya.
 
If the Goriya's room is entered through glitching in certain situations, an enemy using Goriya's graphics will appear.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Link%27s_Awakening#Goriya.27s_Back The Cutting Room Floor]</ref> It uses [[Shy Guy|Mask-Mimic]]'s behavior, and in ''DX'', palette, so it seems to be a Mask-Mimic with the wrong graphics loaded, likely due to sharing the same tile coordinates between locations. Worth noting is this behavior is extremely similar to the ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' [[Goriya (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)|enemy of the same English name]].
 
In the [[Nintendo Switch]] [[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Nintendo Switch)|remake]], the Goriya's mustache has been reinterpreted as a bare muzzle with a split lip.
 
====''The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons''====
{{main|Goriya Bros.}}
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'', ordinary Goriyas do not appear, but [[Goriya Bros.|two Goriya brothers]] appear as the mid-boss of the first dungeon, the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]]. The dungeon also features ordinary red [[Moblin]]s throwing boomerangs as a callback to Goriyas.
 
===CD-i games===
[[File:Goriya TFoE-TWoG sprite.png|frame]]
====''Link: The Faces of Evil''====
In ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'', Goriyas appear as muscular blue wolves and still throw boomerangs, though they may walk around or crouch in place while doing so. They first appear at the beginning of the game in the icy [[Nortinka]] alongside Moblin Spearthrowers. In [[Harlequin Bazaar]], it is shown that [[Harlequin]] turns [[Koridai|Koridians]] who lose at his gambling games into Goriyas.


If the Goriya's room is entered through glitching in certain situations, an enemy using Goriya's graphics will appear. It uses [[Mask-Mimic]]'s behavior, and in ''DX'', palette,<ref>[https://tcrf.net/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Link%27s_Awakening#Goriya.27s_Back The Cutting Room Floor]</ref> so it seems to be a Mask-Mimic with the wrong graphics loaded, likely due to sharing the same tile coordinates between locations. Worth noting is this behavior is extremely similar to the ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' [[Goriya (A Link to the Past)|enemy of the same English name]].
====''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon''====
In ''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon]]'', Goriyas look and act the same as in ''The Faces of Evil'', but are introduced much later in the game. They first appear in [[Nokani Forest]], and reappear in the final area, [[Reesong Palace]].
 
====''Zelda's Adventure''====
[[File:ZA Goriya.png|frame]]
In ''[[Zelda's Adventure]]'', Goriyas resemble indigo-clothed white-furred yeti or lion-like humanoids and make roaring noises. One can first be found around the [[Plain of Andor]], and drops the boomerang spell when defeated.
 
===''Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda''===
[[File:CoH Goriya red.png|frame|left]]
In ''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'', Goriyas based on a mixture of their traits from previous artwork appear as one of the new enemies in the future Hyrule, appearing in red and blue and primarily appearing in [[forest (Cadence of Hyrule)|forest]] areas. They can now additionally throw their boomerangs diagonally from themselves. The boomerangs travel two spaces at a time to the beat of the music.
{{br|left}}
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
TLoZ Goriya artwork.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' artwork
Goriya blue TLoZ sprite.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' sprite (blue)
TAoL Goriya orange art.jpg|''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'' artwork (red)
TAoL Goriya blue art.jpg|''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' artwork (blue)
Town invasion TAoL artwork.jpg|''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' artwork
TAoL Goriya red light.png|''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' sprite (red, light colors)
Goriya red ZII sprite.png|''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' sprite (red, dark colors)
Goriya blue ZII sprite.png|''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' sprite (blue, light colors)
TAoL Goriya blue dark.png|''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link'' sprite (blue, dark colors)
BSZnD Goriya red.png|''[[BS Zelda no Densetsu]]'' (red)
BSZnD Goriya blue.png|''BS Zelda no Densetsu'' (blue)
CoH Goriya blue.png|''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'' sprite
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|Jap=ゴーリア
|Jap=ゴーリア
|JapR=Gōria
|JapR=Gōria
|JapM=Goriya, potentially from the Spanish word "Guerrilla," which is pronounced roughly the same in its language of origin
|JapM=Goriya, potentially from the Spanish word "guerrilla," which is pronounced very similar in its language of origin
}}
}}


==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 04:31, March 25, 2024

Goriya
TAoL Goriya red art.jpg
Artwork of an orange Goriya from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
First appearance The Legend of Zelda (1986)
Latest appearance Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda (update/physical release) (2020)
Notable member(s)
Goriya Bros.
Variant(s)
Hungry Goriya
Relative(s)
Moblin
Comparable
Goriya (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)
This article is about the boomerang-wielding enemy first found in The Legend of Zelda. For the copying enemy first found in A Link to the Past, see Goriya (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past).

Goriyas are boomerang-throwing wolf-like devils found in some early games. Oftentimes, they have prominent white mustaches.

History[edit]

The Legend of Zelda series[edit]

The Legend of Zelda[edit]

Goriya red TLoZ sprite.png

Goriyas first appear in The Legend of Zelda, where they come in both red and blue variants, with the blue ones being stronger. Both types walk around rooms, occasionally throwing their boomerangs forwards, which can damage Link. They commonly appear in large groups, typically ranging from three to eight. They first appear in the first labyrinth, Eagle, but appear most prominently in the seventh one, Demon. Defeating a specific group of red ones in Eagle gives Link the boomerang to use, while defeating a group of blue ones in Moon gives him the Magical Boomerang; once the latter is obtained, the boomerangs that Goriyas throw resemble Magical Boomerangs.

On a few occasions, a hungry Goriya will block a path in a dungeon, only leaving if Link gives some food to it.

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link[edit]

Goriya ZII sprite.png

In Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Goriyas are among the remnants of Ganon's minions who wish to resurrect him by spilling Link's blood on his ashes. They now appear in orange, red, and blue, with the middle-strength red ones appearing first. They now commonly appear in caves or on plains regions, and tend to attack alone or in duos. They can throw their boomerangs in an overhand or underhand swing, affecting its height. From an overhand swing, the boomerang will always go over Link's standing height, though from underhand it may go underneath him or be on the level of his legs, with the latter needing jumped or blocked with the Magical Shield via crouching. After it has passed Link, it will circle back on his level, being at chest level for the above and leg-height tosses and at his leg level for the underneath ones, so he must turn around to block it. As the color variations get stronger, the quicker succession they throw boomerangs, with orange ones only throwing one every few moments, red ones throwing a continuous volley and occasionally throwing two back-to-back in even faster succession, and blue ones acting similar but mostly throwing the quick consecutive pairs.

Early in the game, a red Goriya in a cave at Tantari Desert stole a trophy from a house in the Town of Ruto. Defeating it and returning the trophy earns Link the Jump magic.

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening[edit]

Goriya LA sprite.png

In The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, a single Goriya can be found in a cave at Toronbo Shores with the aide of the Magnifying Lens. This Goriya is friendly, and will trade his powerful boomerang for certain items Link has in his inventory. However, if spoken to again, he will eagerly ask for it back. Likely due to his role, this Goriya has a friendlier design. In Link's Awakening DX, the Zora in Animal Village gives a hint for finding the Goriya.

If the Goriya's room is entered through glitching in certain situations, an enemy using Goriya's graphics will appear.[1] It uses Mask-Mimic's behavior, and in DX, palette, so it seems to be a Mask-Mimic with the wrong graphics loaded, likely due to sharing the same tile coordinates between locations. Worth noting is this behavior is extremely similar to the A Link to the Past enemy of the same English name.

In the Nintendo Switch remake, the Goriya's mustache has been reinterpreted as a bare muzzle with a split lip.

The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons[edit]

Main article: Goriya Bros.

In The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, ordinary Goriyas do not appear, but two Goriya brothers appear as the mid-boss of the first dungeon, the Gnarled Root Dungeon. The dungeon also features ordinary red Moblins throwing boomerangs as a callback to Goriyas.

CD-i games[edit]

Goriya TFoE-TWoG sprite.png

Link: The Faces of Evil[edit]

In Link: The Faces of Evil, Goriyas appear as muscular blue wolves and still throw boomerangs, though they may walk around or crouch in place while doing so. They first appear at the beginning of the game in the icy Nortinka alongside Moblin Spearthrowers. In Harlequin Bazaar, it is shown that Harlequin turns Koridians who lose at his gambling games into Goriyas.

Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon[edit]

In Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, Goriyas look and act the same as in The Faces of Evil, but are introduced much later in the game. They first appear in Nokani Forest, and reappear in the final area, Reesong Palace.

Zelda's Adventure[edit]

ZA Goriya.png

In Zelda's Adventure, Goriyas resemble indigo-clothed white-furred yeti or lion-like humanoids and make roaring noises. One can first be found around the Plain of Andor, and drops the boomerang spell when defeated.

Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda[edit]

CoH Goriya red.png

In Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda, Goriyas based on a mixture of their traits from previous artwork appear as one of the new enemies in the future Hyrule, appearing in red and blue and primarily appearing in forest areas. They can now additionally throw their boomerangs diagonally from themselves. The boomerangs travel two spaces at a time to the beat of the music.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ゴーリア
Gōria		 Goriya, potentially from the Spanish word "guerrilla," which is pronounced very similar in its language of origin

References[edit]

  1. ^ The Cutting Room Floor
The Legend of Zelda
Characters
Protagonists Link • Princess Zelda • Impa (mentioned)
Supporting Fairy • Hungry Goriya • Merchant • Old man • Old woman • Secret Molblin
Bosses Aquamentus • Dodongo • Manhandla • Gleeok • Digdogger • Gohma • Ganon
Enemies and obstacles Armos • Bubble • Darknut • Gel • Ghini • Gibdo • Goriya • Head of Gleeok • Keese • Lanmola • Leever • Like Like • Lynel • Molblin • Moldorm • Octorok • Patra • Peahat • Pols Voice • Rock • Rope • Stalfos • Stone Statue • Tektite • Trap • Vire • Wall Master • Wizzrobe • Zol • Zola
Locations
Overworld Cave • Graveyard • Lost Hills • Lost Woods • Main screen • Spectacle Rock • Spring
Levels Eagle (Second Quest) • Moon (Second Quest) • Manji (Second Quest) • Snake (Second Quest) • Lizard (Second Quest) • Dragon (Second Quest) • Demon (Second Quest) • Lion (Second Quest) • Death Mountain (Second Quest)
Items 2nd Potion • Clock • Compass • Container Heart • Food • Heart • Key • Letter • Life Potion • Magical Key • Map • Raft • Recorder • Rupy • Stepladder • Triforce fragment • Triforce with Wisdom
Weapons and equipment Arrow • Blue Candle • Blue Ring • Bomb • Book of Magic • Boomerang • Bow • Magical Boomerang • Magical Rod • Magical Shield • Magical Sword • Power Bracelet • Red Candle • Red Ring • Shield • Silver Arrow • Sword • White Sword
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Characters
Protagonists Link • Princess Zelda • Impa (mentioned)
Supporting Acheman • Bagu • Bot • Error • Ganon • King of Hyrule (mentioned) • Knights • Magician (mentioned) • Old Men • Old woman • Prince (mentioned) • River Devil • River man • Sage • Swordsmen • Town folk • Wise men
Bosses Horsehead • Helmethead • Rebonack • Carock • Gooma (Western releases) • Barba • Thunderbird • Link's Shadow
Enemies and obstacles Ache • Acheman • Aruroda • Bago-Bago • Bit • Boss Bot • Boon • Bot • Bubble • Daira • Deeler • Doomknocker • Eagle Knight • Fiery Moa • Geldarm • Gēru • Giant Bubble • Girubokku • Goriya • Gūma • Ironknuckle • Leever • Lowder • Mau • Māgo • Megmat • Moa • Molblin • Moby • Myu • Octorok • Parutamu • Rā • Rope • Soprano • Stalfos • Tektite • Wizard • Wōsu • Zola
Locations
Towns Harbor Town of Mido • Hidden Town of Kasuto • Mountain Town of Darunia • Nabooru • Old Kasuto Town • Rauru • Town of Ruto • Water Town of Saria
Regions and landmarks Death Mountain • Death Mountain Area • Maze Island • Midoro Swamp • Moruge Swamp • Parapa Desert • Port • Tantari Desert • The King's Tomb • Three Eye Rocks • Valley of Death
Palaces North Castle • Parapa Palace • Midoro Palace • Island Palace • Maze Island Palace • Palace on the Sea • Three-Eye Rock Palace • Great Palace
Items Boots • Candle • Child • Cross • Doll • Flute • Hammer • Handy Glove • Heart Container • Key • Magic Container • Magic Jar • Magic Key • Magical Shield • Magical Sword • Mirror • Treasure Bag • Trophy • Water • Water of Life • Raft • Triforce of Courage
Magic Shield • Jump • Life • Fairy • Fire • Reflect • Spell • Thunder
Miscellaneous Gallery • Pre-release and unused content • Regional differences
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (DX) (Nintendo Switch)
Characters
Main and supporting Link • Marin • Tarin • BowWow • Owl • Flying Rooster • Wind Fish
Other Bear Cub • Chef Bear • Christine • CiaoCiao • Crazy Tracy • Dampé*** • Fairy Queen* • Fisherman • Gar and Dion* • Ghost • Grandma Yahoo • Goriya • Great Fairies • Henhouse Keeper • Hippo Model • Kiki the Monkey • Li'l Devil • Madam MeowMeow • Mamasha • Mamu • Manbo • Mermaid • Mr. Write • Old Man Ulrira • Papahl • Photographer** • Quadruplets • Raccoon • Richard • Sale • Schule Donavitch • Shopkeeper • Toucan • Trendy Gamester • Walrus • Witch
Species Bee • Bird • Chicken • Fairy • Fish • Fox • Frog • Mini Bow-Wow • Monkey • Mouse • Rabbit • Seagull
Enemies
Normal enemies Armos • Ball and Chain Trooper • Ballereen • Beetle • Birky • Blooper • Boarblin • Bomb Trooper • Bombite • Bonewing* • Boo • Buzz Blob • Cheep Cheep • Crow • Cukeman • Dacto • Darknut • Firebat • Ghini • Giant Ghini • Gibdo • Giant Goponga Flower • Goo Specter • Goomba • Goponga Flower • Hardhat Beetle • Helmasaur • Hollow Mimic • Hue Ball* • K.K. Sniper • Keese • Leever • Like Like • Mini Angler • Mini-Moldorm • Mini Zol • Moblin • Octorok • Pairodd • Peahat • Pincer • Piranha • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Pols Voice • Rope • Sand Crab • Sea Urchin • Shrouded Stalfos • Shy Guy • Spark • Spiny • Spiny Beetle • Stalfos • Sword Moblin • Sword Stalfos • Tektite • Three-of-a-Kind • Vire • Voidmaster • Water Tektite • Winged Octorok • Wizzrobe • Zirro • Zol • Zombie • Zora
Traps and obstacles Anti-Faery • Blade Trap • Boulder • Eye Guard • Face Lamp • Flame Fountain • Flying Tile • Giant Bubble • Laser • Lava • Mega Thwomp • Podoboo • Quick Sand • Shadow Link*** • Spiked Thwomp • Stone Elevator • Thwomp • Wallmaster***
Minibosses Armos Knight • Avalaunch* • Blaino • Dodongo Snake • Giant Buzz Blob* • Gohma • Grim Creeper and Creeps • Hinox • Hydrosoar • Lanmola • Master Stalfos • Moblin Chief • Rover • Spike Roller • Turtle Rock
Bosses Moldorm • Genie • Slime Eye • Angler Fish • Slime Eel • Facade • Evil Eagle • Hot Head • Shadow Nightmares (Giant Zol Shadow • Agahnim Shadow • Moldorm Shadow • Ganon Shadow • Lanmola Shadow • Death Shadow) • Hardhit Beetle*
Equipment
Weapons Bomb • Boomerang • Bow and Arrows • Hookshot • Magic Rod • Pegasus Boots • Power Bracelet (Powerful Bracelet) • Shield (Mirror Shield) • Sword (Koholint Sword)
Items Blue Clothes* • Compass • Dungeon Map • Fairy • Flippers • Golden Leaf • Guardian Acorn • Heart • Heart Container • Magnifying Lens • Nightmare Key • Piece of Heart • Piece of Power • Red Clothes* • Rupee • Secret medicine • Secret Seashell • Small Key • Stone beak • Toadstool • Trading sequence items (Yoshi Doll, Ribbon, Canned food, Bananas, Stick, Honeycomb, Pineapple, Hibiscus, Goat's letter, Broom, Fishing hook, Necklace/Bra, Mermaid's Scale)
Dungeon Keys Tail Key • Slime Key • Angler Key • Face Key • Bird Key
Instruments of the Sirens Full Moon Cello • Conch Horn • Sea Lily's Bell • Surf Harp • Wind Marimba • Coral Triangle • Organ of Evening Calm • Thunder Drum
Locations
Koholint Island Animal Village • Cemetery • East of the Bay • Goponga Swamp • Koholint Prairie • Mabe Village • Martha's Bay • Mt. Tamaranch • Mysterious Forest • Pothole Field • Rapids Ride • Shrine Waterfall • Signpost Maze • South of the Village • Tabahl Wasteland • Tal Tal Heights • Tal Tal Mountain Range • Toronbo Shores • Ukuku Prairie • Yarna Desert
Dungeons Level 1 - Tail Cave • Level 2 - Bottle Grotto • Level 3 - Key Cavern • Level 4 - Angler's Tunnel • Level 5 - Catfish's Maw • Level 6 - Face Shrine • Level 7 - Eagle's Tower • Level 8 - Turtle Rock • Wind Fish's Egg • Color Dungeon*
Buildings Crazy Tracy's Health Spa • Henhouse • House by the Bay • Manbo's Pond • Madam MeowMeow's House • Marin and Tarin's House • Old Man Ulrira's House • Quadruplets House • Raft Shop • Richard's Villa • Sale's House o' Bananas • Seashell Mansion • Telephone Booth • Town Tool Shop • Trendy Game • Under the bridge • Village Library • Weird Mr. Write • Witch's Hut
Other Ancient Ruins • Camera Shop** • Chamber Dungeon*** • Dampé's Shack*** • Dream Shrine • Faerie Spring • Fishing Pond • Kanalet Castle • Mermaid Statue • Moblin Cave • Warp point • Weathervane • Well
* Not in the original version ** Exclusive to Link's Awakening DX *** Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch remake
Link: The Faces of Evil
Characters
Protagonists Link • Gwonam • Princess Zelda
Supporting Alora • Anutu • Aypo • Clora • Droolik • Fairies • Fish Lady • Hamsha • Horgum • King Harkinian • Kulvan • Morshu • Odranoel • Suprena • Zorga
Bosses Goronu • Harlequin • Militron • Glutko • Lupay • Ganon
Enemies and obstacles Abominom • Acheman • Armos • Arpagos • Bago-Bago • Boar • Boon • Bot • Boulder • Daira • Darknut • Deadite • Deeler • Dodongo • Fire Daira • Fire Stalfos • Flying Snake • Ghini • Gleeok • Gohma • Goriya • Handwalker • Head of Gleeok • Icicle • Jawbee • Keese • Lowder • Mini-Dragon • Moa • Moblin Spearthrower • Moldorm • Molten rock • Octorok • Phyrandaii • Sancrumi • Scorpion • Spearfish • Stalfos • Tektite • Wall Master • Zol • Zora
Locations
Faces of Evil Goronu • Harlequin Bazaar • Militron • Glutko • Lupay • Ganon's Lair
Regions and landmarks Crater Cove • Firestone Lake • Fortress Centrum • Hermit Flat • Nortinka • Serigon Caves • Shipwreck Cliff • Spearfish Falls • Toyku Lighthouse
Other Koridai
Equipment
Pickups Key • Life Heart • Ruby • Triforce Map • Water of Life
Items Bell • Bomb • Book of Koridai • Canteen • Firestone • Lamp Oil • Lantern • Lantern of Vision • Magic Lantern • Power Glove • Rope • Snowball • Winged Helmet
Trade Items Crystal of Reflection • Crystal of Vision • Fire Diamond • Grapple Berries • Ice Crystal • Necklace
Weapons Magic Sword • Power Sword • Reflecting Shield • Shield • Smart Sword
Other Raft
Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
Characters
Main Princess Zelda • Duke Onkled • Impa • King Harkinian • Link
Supporting Fairies • Grimbo • Harbanno • Lady Alma • Lika • Lord Kiro • Lubonga • Makoto • Mayor Cravendish • Merchant • Myra • Sanda • Yokan
Bosses Gibdo • Iron Knuckle • Three Witches • Wizzrobe • Hektan • Omfak • Ganon
Enemies and obstacles Arkadai • Armos • Arpagos • Bago-Bago • Boar • Boon • Bot • Boulder • Daira • Darknut • Deadite • Deeler • Dodongo • Ghini • Gleeok • Gohma • Goriya • Head of Gleeok • Jawbee • Keese • Lowder • Mini-Dragon • Moa • Moblin Spearthrower • Octorok • Phyrandaii • Spearfish • Stalfos • Stone statue • Vire • Wall Master (large) • Wall Master (small) • Zora
Locations
Towns and structures Aru Ainu • Dodomai Palace • Gobiyan Ship • Kobitan • Reesong Palace • Sakado • Shrine of Gamelon • Tykogi Tower
Regions and landmarks Ahitaru • Dordung Cave • The Fairy Pool • Hanyu Forest • Nokani Forest • Shutoy Lake • Washubi Swamp
Other Gamelon
Equipment
Pickups Key • Life Heart • Ruby • Triforce Map • Water of Life
Items Bomb • Bread • Canteen • Fairy Lantern • Flute • Lamp Oil • Lantern • Magic Cape • Magic Cloak • Magic Lantern • Power Glove • Rope • Shroud • Wand of Gamelon
Trade Items Arpagos Egg • Arpagos Feather • Cloak • Fairy Dust • Hanyu Spore • Heat Crystal
Weapons Magic Sword • Power Sword • Reflecting Shield • Shield • Smart Sword
Zelda's Adventure
Characters
Protagonists Gaspra • Link • Princess Zelda • Shurmak
Supporting Alice • Anti-Ganon soldiers • Bitterbeck de Bergmen • Carny Barkers • Condor • Debblin van Durod • Dog • Enid • Eric and Ian • Ethera • Fairy • Faust the boatman • Ghini • Glebb • Goblins • Gwynla • Knave • Krebb • Kron the pegleg • Lonlyn • Lothar • Madame Kriggle • Merribal • Mushroom • Myntoll • Nimonee • Ryco • Sir Basil • Sirram Bew • Squire Grip • Thabul • Toatabor • Toobar • Treasure Chest • Waldensop • Yalzan • Yelena • Yvonne
Bosses Llort • Pasquinade • Aviana • Malmord • AgWanda • Ursaur • Warbane • Gannon
Minibosses Sardaks • Pols Voice • Vaporas • Sea monster • Kelpis • Knights • Maxus
Enemies Alligaroo • Bat • Blacksmith • Bolla • Bounder • Cactorok • Crockarock • Deeler • Dolomite • Dragonfly • Firefly • Giant squid • Gibdo • Goriya • Invisible man • Iron Knuckle • Jackaroo • Kannis • Leever • Loccasin • Lowder • Mardleg • Mobie • Mobilin • Molluska • Mongchip • Octorok • Patra • Peahat • Pickpocket • Pols Voice • Puffer • Ray • Romraven • Sea Eagle • Sea Zola • Skora • Snake • Squibber • Stalfos • Swamp Zola • Tektite • Tornado • Tumblebot • Turtle • Vire • Volta • Wall Master • Wizzrobe • Zol
Obstacles Crystal shard • Fireball • Flames • Jack • Light beam • Spear • Spikes • Trap • Waterspout
Locations
Regions East Forest • Forest of Albon • Forest of Canvula • Forest of Ogham • Forest of Torian • Great Dry Canyon • Great South Sea • Meadow of Skotness • North Gubasha Desert • Plain of Andor • Plain of Donora • Plain of Hobel • Sea Island • Seacoast Plain • South Gubasha Desert • Swamp of Vendoss • Ubato Hills • Woods of Findo
Settlements Barachno Marsh • Great Wimbich • Mobilin's Head Inn • Purano Village • South Port • Verna • White Steed Lodge
Landmarks Fairy Fountains • Lake Boruna • Memorial of Mortality • Mystery Island • River Source Pond • Vision Henge
Dungeons Shrine of Rock • Shrine of Illusion • Shrine of Air • Shrine of Destiny • Shrine of Water • Shrine of Power • Shrine of Fire
Other Tolemac
Items
Pickups Celestial Sign • Crystal Heart • Heart • Key • Rupee
Treasures Black Orb • Bone • Bouquet • Candle • Coal • Compass • Diamond • Empty Bottle • Flute • Golden Boots • Harp • Knife • Ladder • Life Potion • Magic Shield • Map • Plank • Raft • Red Boots • Red Ribbon • Repellent • Rug • Rupee • Saltcellar • Ticket • Vial of Winds • Wand • Water Bottle
Spells Boomerang • Bow & Arrow • Broadsword • Calm • Dagger • Feather • Firestorm • Gold Necklace • Hammer • Jade Amulet • Jade Ring • Joust • Noise • Pyros • Rings of Fire • Roar Stick • Short Axe • Turquoise Ring
Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda
Characters
Playable Link • Zelda • Cadence • Yves • Octavo* • Shadow Link* • Shadow Zelda* • Impa* • Frederick* • Aria* • Skull Kid*
Supporting Barriara • Beedle • Cojiro* • Dampé • Deku King* • Deku Princess* • Fates • Fisherman* • Frederick • Ganondorf • Goron Merchant • Great Deku Tree* • Great Fairies • Impa • King of Hyrule • Mellan • Tingle • Trill
Species Cucco • Deku Scrub • Gerudo • Hylian • Human • Zora
Bosses Bass Guitarmos Knights • Gleeockenspiel • Gohmaracas • Wizzroboe • Octavo • Ganon • The NecroDancer* • King Dobongo* • Synthrova* • Skull Ganon*
Mini-bosses Ball 'N Chain Guard • Daira • Darknut • Dobongo* • Frost Talus • Hinox • Iron Knuckle Knight* • Lanmola • Lynel • Shadow Link • Shadow Zelda • Stalfos Knight • Stone Talus
Enemies Armos • Ball 'N Chain Guard • Beamos • Bee • Biri • Bokoblin • Bomb Bokoblin* • Bomb Fairy • Bow Guard • Broadsword Lizalfos* • Bubble • Camouflage Lizalfos* • Chest Mimic • Deadrock • Deku Scrub • Electric Keese • Electric Wizzrobe • Evil Zora • Fire Keese • Fire Wizzrobe • Gel • Gibdo • Ghast • Gleeokenspiel • Gohmaracas Larva • Goriya* • Guitar Guard • Guitarmos Knight • Ice Elemental • Ice Keese • Ice Wizzrobe • Iron Knuckle • Kargaroc • Keese • Leever • Like Like • Lizalfos • Moa* • Moblin • Octorok • Peahat • Pengator • Phasing Gel* • Phasing Zol* • Podoboo • Poe • Poison Wizzrobe • Puffstool • ReDead • Rope* • Skull Bokoblin* • Skull Electric Wizzrobe* • Skull Fire Wizzrobe* • Skull Ice Wizzrobe* • Skull Moblin* • Skull Poison Wizzrobe* • Skullfish • Skulltula • Skulltula Tektite* • Sonic Wizzrobe • Stalfos • Stalfos Gel • Stalfos Mage • Stalfos Rider • Sword Guard • Taros* • Tektite • Toppo* • Tree Mimic • Vire* • Wallmaster • Wolfos • Wraith • Zol
Obstacles Beehive • Boulder* • Cactus • Fire Trap* • Floor Spike • Gargoyle • Icicle • Poison • Sarcophagus • Skeleton hands • Thorn • Thorn Plant • Trapdoor
Locations Beach • Cliffs • Death Mountain • Deku Village* • Desert • Forest • Gerudo Desert • Gerudo Village • Grassland • Hyrule Castle • Ice River* • Kakariko Village • Link's House • Lost Woods • Wetlands • Windmill Hut
Dungeons Kakariko Crypt • Frozen Grotto • Gerudo Ruins • Lost Swamp • Temple of Storms • Hyrule Castle • Future World • Deku Hollow* • Gerudo Arena* • Temple of Brainstorms*
Items
Pickups Boss Key • Fairy • Heart • Heart Container • Magic Bottle • Piece of Heart • Small Key
Weapons Broadsword • Dagger • Flail • Golden Lute* • Greatshovel • Greatsword • Long Sword • Rapier • Short Sword • Spear
Equipment Arrow • Bomb • Bombchu • Boomerang • Bow • Cane of Somaria • Darknut Mask* • Deku Leaf • Deku Mask* • Din's Fire • Empty Bottle • Fire Arrow • Fire Rod • Fireball* • Goron Mask* • Great Bow • Haste* • Hookshot • Ice Arrow • Ice Rod • Lightning Arrow • Longshot • Lute • Magic Boomerang • Mask Magic* • Mask of Truth* • Megaton Hammer • Mirror Shield • Nayru's Love • Pegasus Anklet • Poison Arrow • Power Glove • Ring • Rito Feather • Scroll • Shovel • Skull Mask* • Small Shield • Spin Attack • Tingle's Dowser • Torch • Tower Shield • Zora Mask*
Key items Bass Guitar • Bongos* • Deku Seed • Down Thrust • Flippers • Gear • Glockenspiel • Goron Locket • Hero's Medallion* • Hibiscus Potion • Maracas • Oboe • Octavo's Locket* • Petal Trimmers* • Shield Technique • Snorkel • Synth*
* Exclusive to DLC in digital release, in base version of physical release
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