{"id":83152,"date":"2020-09-26T18:30:00","date_gmt":"2020-09-26T18:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gamerant.com\/nintendo-legend-zelda-best-scary-enemies\/"},"modified":"2020-09-26T18:30:00","modified_gmt":"2020-09-26T18:30:00","slug":"top-10-scariest-enemies-in-the-legend-of-zelda-series-ranked","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/itteacheritfreelance.hk\/wordpress\/index.php\/2020\/09\/26\/top-10-scariest-enemies-in-the-legend-of-zelda-series-ranked\/","title":{"rendered":"Top 10 Scariest Enemies In The Legend of Zelda Series, Ranked"},"content":{"rendered":"

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With Halloween drawing near, the creepiest enemies of Hyrule and its surrounding territories begin to roam amongst the living once more. While\u00a0The Legend of Zelda<\/a><\/em>\u00a0series boasts decades’ worth of horrific enemies, Nintendo’s\u00a0family-friendly series\u00a0continues to\u00a0frighten many of its young players.<\/p>\n

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Nintendo knows how to draw fear through its players. Some of these memorable creatures have returned throughout Zelda<\/em>‘s history redesigned to look more terrifying than before. In the honor of the spooky season, remember these abhorrent and encounter\u00a0a few new thrilling faces.<\/p>\n

10 <\/span>Floormaster<\/h2>\n
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In Ocarina of Time<\/em><\/a>, this enemy crawls around the floor seeking to ram into Link. While its attack method is basic, the fact that it takes the form of a giant, undead hand makes it detestable. Upon defeating it initially, Floromaster splits into three hands. The hands can reform into one or even a small hand can drain Link’s energy and grow back into a big one.<\/p>\n

Floormasters have since reappeared in other titles including The Wind Waker<\/em><\/a> and The Minish Cap<\/em>. In the former, it appears from the shadows as an outstretched arm.\u00a0This creature will move much faster than before, skating across the room or even appearing suddenly to drag Link into the abyss.<\/p>\n

9 <\/span>Like-Like<\/h2>\n
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While the Like-Like has appeared since the original\u00a0The Legend of Zelda<\/em>, their design became fairly more grotesque in Ocarina of Time<\/em>. These slimy,\u00a0faceless creatures move slowly in an attempt to devour Link. Sometimes, they will even drop on him from out of nowhere.<\/p>\n

Like-Likes themselves aren’t too damaging as much as they are unsettling. However, they can also eat Link’s shield. Save for the Mirror Shield, which cannot be eaten, this makes Link prone throughout the game until he can purchase another one.<\/p>\n

8 <\/span>Desbreko<\/h2>\n
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The much larger cousin of the game’s Bonefish, the Desbreko appears in several parts of Majora’s Mask<\/em>,\u00a0including\u00a0the Gerudo Pirates’ Fortress and the Great Bay Temple. Despite their rare occurrence, they remain an unsettling sight.<\/p>\n

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Unlike the Bonefish, the Desbreko does not let go once it bites. This giant fish will eat away at Link’s life<\/a> until he uses the Zora transformation to shock it off himself.<\/p>\n

7 <\/span>Seahat<\/h2>\n
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This monstrosity deviates from the Peahat enemy which originally appeared in the NES’s\u00a0The\u00a0<\/em>Legend of Zelda<\/em>. Unlike the Peahats seen in Ocarina of Time<\/em> and The Wind Waker<\/em><\/a>, the Seahat is much larger.\u00a0What’s worse, however, is its terrifying, permanent grin.<\/p>\n

These creatures come in hordes surrounding the player. If Link gets too close, they will attempt to ram him. It becomes prudent to avoid this abomination until the player is armed with the cannon and Boomerang. Alternatively, perhaps it’s best to avoid the Seahat entirely.<\/p>\n

6 <\/span>Blizzeta<\/h2>\n
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Originally Yeta, a kind, demure NPC that greets Link in the Snowpeak Ruins<\/a>\u00a0of Twilight Princess<\/em>, she\u00a0becomes the boss fight of the mansion. Yeta comes across a shard of the Mirror of Twilight. In doing so, she transforms and becomes possessed by the demon within.<\/p>\n

What makes Yeta scary is the boss’s introduction cutscene. It is the creepy “behind the back” scene that builds suspense before turning around to reveal her grotesque, horrifying face once possessed. This cutscene also\u00a0set a trend in the Zelda<\/em> series for suspenseful moments such as the Remlits in Skyward Sword<\/em>, a certain character’s true intentions in A Link Between Worlds<\/em>, and Magda’s rage in Breath of the Wild<\/em>.<\/p>\n

5 <\/span>Dead Hand<\/h2>\n
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In Ocarina of Time<\/em>, this horror serves as mini-boss twice: Once in the Bottom of the Well and later in the Shadow Temple. Unquestionably the creepiest area of the game, if not the entire series, the Shadow Temple was host to horrors and execution devices of all kinds. Dead Hand was perhaps the creepiest of the bunch.<\/p>\n

Appearing with nothing but arms stretched out of the grounds,\u00a0Dead Hand grabs Link to\u00a0initiate the fight. Its blood-colored claws extended from its pale, white, lanky arms, as its\u00a0horrifying visage slowly crawls towards the player, jaw outstretched, ready to attack while Link cannot move.<\/p>\n

4 <\/span>Armogohma<\/h2>\n
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The biggest and ugliest of the arachnid species, Gohma, the boss of the Temple of Time took on the form of a massive, armored spider. The Gohma has appeared in the series since The Legend of Zelda<\/em> on NES. It’s taken on many forms including a centipede in The Wind Waker<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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In Ocarina of Time<\/em>, Gohma was already one of the creepiest bosses thanks to its arachnid appearance and how it dropped down to Link in the first dungeon. However, Armogohma’s massive spider appearance makes the creature downright horrifying. Interestingly, the Armogohma also appeared in the Wii U The\u00a0<\/em>Legend of Zelda<\/em> tech demo<\/a> at E3 2011.<\/p>\n

3 <\/span>Wallmaster<\/h2>\n
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In The Legend of Zelda<\/em> for NES, the Wallmaster appeared through walls to send Link back to the beginning of the dungeon. However, in A Link to the Past<\/em>, they began to cling to ceilings and drop down and send chills down the spines of many players. To make matters worse, even if players killed it, the Wallmaster would always return.\u00a0A Wallmaster boss known as Knucklemaster also appeared in A Link Between Worlds<\/em>.<\/p>\n

In Ocarina of Time<\/em>, it became even more grotesque in appearance while maintaining the same purpose. No matter what game it appeared in, Wallmaster would surely stop young players from progressing through dungeons until they mustered the courage to return to them. The difference between Wallmaster and other creatures is that this one would frighten kids enough to\u00a0not even want to\u00a0clear the dungeon.<\/p>\n

2 <\/span>Skulltula<\/h2>\n
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The classic giant spider enemy of the series loves to surprise players. For anyone arachnophobic, this enemy already tops the list. Skulltula makes waves just because of its sudden, surprising appearance meant it could attack out of nowhere. Adding a Big Skulltula to the mix just\u00a0makes it even more unsettling.<\/p>\n

Skulltulas later appeared in Twilight Princess<\/a><\/em> and Skyward Sword<\/em>. Featuring redesigns, these horrors now attacked Link head-on. As if their drop from the ceiling wasn’t enough, the player would now have to endure their sickening crawl.<\/p>\n

1 <\/span>ReDead<\/h2>\n
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Debuting in Ocarina of Time<\/em>, these zombified remnants moved slowly and made low groaning noises. Upon being approached, the player would hear a loud screaming noise before the creature tackled Link and began biting him.<\/p>\n

ReDeads appeared in The\u00a0Wind Waker<\/em>. While redesigned, the atmosphere of the Earth Temple coupled with their now louder, longer\u00a0scream<\/a> made them even more terrifying. If Ocarina of Time<\/em> didn’t do it, The\u00a0<\/em>Wind Waker<\/em> assured that ReDeads will no doubt remain the creepiest enemies in all of Zelda. Redead separates itself for its multiple dungeon appearances, grotesque visage, and the way it just appears around a corner before uttering its shrill cry.<\/p>\n

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