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'''Gimos''' are a gargoyle-like [[Armos]] that are mostly represented through elemental variations, th

...some capacity alongside the similar [[Rā]]. Most Mau are purely decorative gargoyle heads jutting from walls pointing west. Sometimes, attacking one with the [

...ry [[palace]] alongside the similar [[Mau]]. Most Rā are simply decorative gargoyle heads pointing out east from walls. Occasionally, if [[Link]] attacks one w

...dark barn of [[Kobitan]], a starting location. It is tall and thin with a gargoyle-like face, a green toga, and purple, cape-like wings. It simply walks back ...1999.pdf ''CD-i magazine'' first 1999 issue], page 6</ref> appear as gray, gargoyle-like creatures that fly around in the [[Shrine of Illusion]], occasionally

|variants=[[Eyegore Statue]]<br>[[Fire Trap]]<br>[[Gargoyle]]<br>[[Goddess Statue]]<br>[[Mau]]<br>[[Medusa]]<br>[[Moblin Bust]]<br>[[Ow

...[[Yuga]] invades the [[Sanctuary]]. [[Lorule]]'s equivalent to them is the gargoyle-like [[Gimos]], which has several variations of its own. ...be attacked before awakening. Their array of behaviors are inspired by the Gargoyle enemies in the original ''{{wp|Crypt of the NecroDancer}}''. A specific puz

...mbling establishments, and [[Moblin]]s. The Weathervane is replaced by a [[Gargoyle Statue]].

|align=center|[[File:Gargoyle TFoE-TWoG sprite.png]]<br>[[Mini-Dragon]] |Green gargoyle-like enemies that are encountered throughout Gamelon.

|align=center|[[File:Gargoyle TFoE-TWoG sprite.png]]<br>[[Mini-Dragon]] |Green gargoyle-like enemies that are only found in Ganon's Lair. They are invisible unless