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====''The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks''==== | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]'', Big Blins appear as hulking creatures with wall-eyed, pug-like faces and [[Pirate Necklace]]s. They are quite slow, but incredibly strong, with a wide-reaching club attack that knocks Link far away and stuns him. As it becomes more damaged, it starts additionally having a backswing with the same effect. They spend several seconds preparing the attack, though, allowing Link time to escape it | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]'', Big Blins appear as hulking creatures with wall-eyed, pug-like faces and [[Pirate Necklace]]s. They are quite slow, but incredibly strong, with a wide-reaching club attack that knocks Link far away and stuns him. As it becomes more damaged, it starts additionally having a backswing with the same effect. They spend several seconds preparing the attack, though, allowing Link time to escape it. Additionally, they take an enormous amount of hits to defeat, being some of the most durable enemies in the game. | ||
They are captains of [[Pirate Ship]]s, and need to be fought off along with their Miniblin crews if they successfully board the [[Spirit Train]]. This first occurs as an unavoidable event while transporting [[Carben]]. After Link defeats all the invading Miniblins, the Big Blin will appear on the opposite side of the passenger car from Carben and slowly move towards him. If it reaches him, the player gets a [[Game Over]] and must retry. It can be knocked back a small amount by attacking it, though more Miniblins will occasionally come in to harass Carben or Link. The Big Blin's club defeats any Miniblins caught in the range of attack. | They are captains of [[Pirate Ship]]s, and need to be fought off along with their Miniblin crews if they successfully board the [[Spirit Train]]. This first occurs as an unavoidable event while transporting [[Carben]]. After Link defeats all the invading Miniblins, the Big Blin will appear on the opposite side of the passenger car from Carben and slowly move towards him. If it reaches him, the player gets a [[Game Over]] and must retry. It can be knocked back a small amount by attacking it, though more Miniblins will occasionally come in to harass Carben or Link. The Big Blin's club defeats any Miniblins caught in the range of attack. | ||
Other, optional Big Blins can be found elsewhere. One appears as the final obstacle in the [[Pirate's Hideout]] rail-shooter minigame | Other, optional Big Blins can be found elsewhere. One appears as the final obstacle in the [[Pirate's Hideout]] rail-shooter minigame; the location's [[stamp]] also shows one. Three can be found in one room of the [[Take 'Em All On!]] minigame, where it is shown that their swinging attack can damage each other. | ||
====''The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes''==== | ||
