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===''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''===
===''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''===
[[File:TP King Bulblin armor slashed.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Link slashing at King Bulblin's armor in ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'']]
[[File:TP King Bulblin armor slashed.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Link slashing at King Bulblin's armor in ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'']]
In ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'', Link first encounters King Bulblin shortly after sneaking back into [[Ordon Spring]] to meet up with [[Ilia]] and [[Epona]]. King Bulblin and a few Bulblins are riding on Bullbos, and they break through a gate. After Link and Ilia are knocked unconscious, a close-up of King Bulblin is shown. He blows his horn to summon a [[Twilight Portal]]. King Bulblin and his minions proceed to kidnap the children of [[Ordon Village]]. Link pursues them, only to be pulled into the [[twilight]] surrounding [[Faron Woods]] by a [[Shadow Beast|Twilit Messenger]].
In ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'', Link first encounters King Bulblin shortly after sneaking back into [[Ordon Spring]] to meet up with [[Ilia]] and [[Epona]]. King Bulblin and a few Bulblins are riding on Bullbos, and they break through a gate. After Link and Ilia are knocked unconscious, a close-up of King Bulblin is shown. He blows his horn to summon a [[Twilight Portal]]. King Bulblins and his minions proceed to kidnap the children of [[Ordon Village]]. Link pursues them, only to be pulled into the [[twilight]] surrounding [[Faron Woods]] by a [[Shadow Beast|Twilit Messenger]].


Later in [[Kakariko Village]], King Bulblin and his minions kidnap [[Colin]] again. Link pursues them to [[Hyrule Field]] while riding Epona. There, Link chases after King Bulblin while being chased by Bulblins riding Bullbos. Link manages to slash off King Bulblin's armor, eventually causing King Bulblin to drop his horn. King Bulblin retreats to the [[Bridge of Eldin]], where he and Link engage in a jousting match. With Epona, Link must charge toward King Bulblin and strike him just before passing by. If Link does this a few times, King Bulblin is knocked off Lord Bullbo, and he falls into [[Zora River]] below. Link then rescues Colin.
Later in [[Kakariko Village]], King Bulblin and his minions kidnap [[Colin]] again. Link pursues them to [[Hyrule Field]] while riding Epona. There, Link chases after King Bulblin while being chased by Bulblins riding Bullbos. Link manages to slash off King Bulblin's armor, eventually causing King Bulblin to drop his horn. King Bulblin retreats to the [[Bridge of Eldin]], where he and Link engage in a jousting match. With Epona, Link must charge toward King Bulblin and strike him just before passing by. If Link does this a few times, King Bulblin is knocked off Lord Bullbo, and he falls into [[Zora River]] below. Link then rescues Colin.


King Bulblin is revealed to have survived the fall, when Link encounters him again at the [[Bridge of Hylia|Great Hylian Bridge]]. This time, King Bulblin has equipped himself with shields to defend himself against sword attacks. Link instead uses the [[Hero's Bow]] to shoot [[arrow]]s at King Bulblin. Like the previous encounter, King Bulblin falls off the bridge again, and another one of his horns is broken. He also survives this fall.
King Bulblin is revealed to have survived the fall, when Link encounters him again at the [[Bridge of Hylia|Great Hylian Bridge]]. This time, King Bulblin has equipped himself with shields to defend himself against sword attacks. Link instead uses the [[Hero's Bow]] to shoot [[arrow]]s at King Bulblin. Like the previous encounter, King Bulblin falls off the bridge again, and another one of his horns is broken. He also survives this fall.
[[File:TP King Bulblin fight in Bulblin Camp.jpg|thumb|200px|Link fighting King Bulblin in Bulblin Camp]]
When Link infiltrates the [[Bulblin Camp]], he encounters King Bulblin at the end in a small, empty square room surrounded by constructions. Unlike previous fights, both of them do not fight on their steed. After being defeated again, King Bulblin limps away and sets the camp on fire. Link manages to escape by ramming a Bullbo through a flimsy wooden wall blocking his exit.


[[File:TP King Bulblin fight in Bulblin Camp.jpg|thumb|200px|Link fighting King Bulblin in the Bulblin camp]]
Link encounters the King Bulblin a fifth and final time in the courtyard of [[Hyrule Castle]]. Before they fight, King Bulblin says, "I have come to play!" After being defeated once more, King Bulblin concedes to Link and gives him the [[Small Key]]. Before departing, King Bulblin says that all he has ever known is to serve the strongest side. [[Midna]] is surprised upon realizing that King Bulblin can talk.
When Link infiltrates the Bulblin camp, he encounters King Bulblin at the end in a small, empty square room surrounded by constructions. Unlike previous fights, both of them do not fight on their steeds; rather, King Bulblin attacks using a massive stone-bladed axe which he swings and chops, similar to an [[Iron Knuckle]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. He can block Link's attacks using it, but it is so heavy that he moves very slowly and is left open after each attack. After being defeated again, King Bulblin limps away and sets the camp on fire. Link manages to escape by ramming a Bullbo through a flimsy wooden wall blocking his exit.


Link encounters the King Bulblin a fifth and final time in one of the courtyards of [[Hyrule Castle]]. Before they fight, King Bulblin says, "I have come to play!" This battle is much like the previous one, but like all battles in the castle courtyards, it lacks music. He is also carrying a shining [[Small Key]] to his side. After being defeated once more, King Bulblin concedes to Link and gives him the Small Key. Before departing, King Bulblin says that all he has ever known is to serve the strongest side. [[Midna]] is surprised upon realizing that King Bulblin can talk.
In the end credits, King Bulblin is in Hyrule Field, freely riding around on Lord Bullbo. Bulblins are also seen alongside him, each riding a Bullbo of their own. Both of King Bulblin's horns have been regrown.  


In the end credits, King Bulblin is in Hyrule Field, freely riding around on Lord Bullbo. Bulblins are also seen alongside him, each riding a Bullbo of their own, though one is hanging from behind. Both of King Bulblin's horns have regrown.
King Bulblin is the only miniboss whom Link fights more than once during his journey.


===''Super Smash Bros.'' series===
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