legend of zelda twilight princess monsters

Lizalfos are notably different from their Ocarina of Time counterparts. These rock-throwing Lizalfos cannot be stabbed even if Link is able to reach their height with the Jump Spell, and can only be killed with the Thunder Spell or by turning them into Bots with the Spell Spell.

Many of them hide on the scaffolding behind this wall, and hurl down rocks upon the hero, safe from his blade while ground troops divert his focus. Lizalfos are one of the most organized forces in Ganon's arsenal, building several large wooden walls in choke points where Link must pass. Orange and Red Lizalfos inhabit the forests and caves, and Blue Lizalfos inhabit the graveyard and the lava flows leading to the Great Palace. All varients were clad in black, roman styled armor,Īll Lizalfos are found in southeastern Hyrule, save one Orange Lizalfos who kidnaps a child from the Mountain Town of Darunia and hides away on Maze Island. Link gains 200 experience for defeating one. And like the red ones, their maces cannot be blocked by a shield without the reflect spell. Blue Lizalfos attack by throwing maces in Link's direction. Link gains 100 experience for defeating a red Lizalfos. Red Lizalfos attack with a mace that can only hit high, but cannot be blocked by Link's shield, unless Link has cast the Reflect Spell.

Link gains 150 experience points for defeating an orange Lizalfos. Orange Lizalfos attack with a spear similar to the Iron Knuckle's sword, but a bit faster.

All three forms carry shields that they can move to parry Link's sword. Lizalfos come in three forms: Orange, Red, and Blue.

Legend of zelda twilight princess monsters