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'''Twilit Bulblins'''<ref name=P20>Hodgson, David S. J., and Stephen Stratton. ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'' PRIMA Official Game Guide. Page 20.</ref> are [[twilight]]-corrupted [[Bulblin]]s from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. Compared to normal Bulblins, they are thin, gray, and have white masks that look vaguely like jagged, inorganic skulls. Their clubs also take on a hammer-like shape. They are first encountered in the twilight-covered [[Eldin (region)|Eldin Province]], where they stand in for both Bulblins and [[Bokoblin]]s. [[Arrow]]-shooting ones are instead found primarily in [[Lanayru (region)|Lanayru Province]], where they are the most populous enemy. | '''Twilit Bulblins'''<ref name=P20>Hodgson, David S. J., and Stephen Stratton. ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'' PRIMA Official Game Guide. Page 20.</ref> are [[twilight]]-corrupted [[Bulblin]]s from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. Compared to normal Bulblins, they are thin, gray, and have white masks that look vaguely like jagged, inorganic skulls. Their clubs also take on a hammer-like shape. They are first encountered in the twilight-covered [[Eldin (region)|Eldin Province]], where they stand in for both Bulblins and [[Bokoblin]]s. [[Arrow]]-shooting ones are instead found primarily in [[Lanayru (region)|Lanayru Province]], where they are the most populous enemy. | ||
When crossing the [[Bridge of Hylia|Great Bridge | When crossing the [[Bridge of Hylia|Great Hyrule Bridge]], a '''Twilit Bulblin Archer'''<ref name=P20/> shoots a burning arrow on both sides of the bridge, igniting the oil that has been spread across it and forcing [[Wolf Link]] to jump into the heavily drained [[Lake Hylia]]. At the lake, a Twilit Bulblin uses some [[Hawk Grass]] to call down a [[Twilit Kargarok]] to fight Link on, though once it is knocked off it is fought normally. When Link uses the Twilit Kargarok to ascend [[Zora's River]], hordes of Twilit Bulblins fire volleys of burning and explosive arrows at them. | ||
Unlike most other twilight enemies, Twilit Bulblins are not encountered in the [[Palace of Twilight]], so their final appearance is in Lanayru. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD|Twilight Princess HD]]'', however, they are included in the [[Cave of Shadows]]. | Unlike most other twilight enemies, Twilit Bulblins are not encountered in the [[Palace of Twilight]], so their final appearance is in Lanayru. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD|Twilight Princess HD]]'', however, they are included in the [[Cave of Shadows]]. | ||
