Top 5 Zelda Enemies - Zeltik

My Top 5 3D Legend of Zelda Enemies!
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[Zeltik]

Thanks for watching! Who are your favourite Zelda enemies?

(EDIT: Congratulations to @blackclohz for solving the secret in only an hour and a half!)

[ravenebony]

Another funny thing about BotW's Moblins, is that when deprived of better weapons they will occasionally pick up nearby Bokoblins and toss them at Link just like the Bokoblins throw stones.

[MSOGameShow]

Seeing a bokoblin with an ancient buzzsaw is quite possibly the funniest and most terrifying thing ever.

[EchoSierra]

11:23
"Lynels can teleport"
They can WHAT!?

[FIamestalker]

And you didn't even mention the moments where the bokoblins freak out when being chased by bees or rolling boulders

[subwoofer]

I think when it comes to ReDeads, there should be something of interest to note.

Link is supposed to be the symbol of courage and the very vessel of that part of the triforce. Out of every enemy he's faced, being from small to the size of a titan, the ReDeads are the only creatures that are known to actually make Link, the brave hero of Hyrule who stands against anything, shiver in fear unable to do anything but force himself to act against them before they get to close.

Of all the monsters and things Link has faced, ReDeads truly send a paralyzing fear in him.

[juliarose]

Back in the day I couldn't properly read alot of enemy names so my fav Zelda enemies are Fiery Alfredos and Lasagnas. Also known as Aeralfos and Lizalfos.

[wfow]

One of my favorite Bokoblin facts is their reaction to bees. Bokoblin's DO NOT like bees. If you destroy a hive anywhere near them, the Bokoblin will run from the bees in terror.

[mcswashbuckler]

Could you imagine Nintendo coming up to a voice actor and saying “Hey, we need you to record a clip of you burping so we can attach it to the video of a pig monster eating fruit”? For some reason that’s really funny to me

[LividLivie]

I've always found the Bokoblins from BotW very adorable. I hardly fight them if they're just chilling in a camp. There was one instance by the Gerudo Highlands that I saw a single Bokoblin screaming at a block of ice. Of course I had the Majora's mask on (it grants you invisibility to most common monsters for those who don't play) and I came closer. And the block of ice was actually a trapped Bokoblin, probably from the Ice Wizzrobe I fought just before. I thawed the little guy out and the two danced when reunited. It was so cute and I legit felt happy.

To this day I called them Brokoblins.

[ryaquazaoffical]

I’m probably alone when I say this but I absolutely adore the Lizalfos in BoTW, the way they try to camouflage, their design, their weapons, everything, I just find them both fascinating to watch and fight. Just walking among them with a lizalfos mask only for them to gather around me and attempt conversation is one of my personal favourite things to do in this game when I’m bored and that says a lot

[Ssyph_s]

One time I was playing breath of the wild with my friend, and I kept dying at a boko camp because I kept shooting fire arrows into tall grass. Eventually we came upon some of the bokoblins around the campfire. They were telling the story, and my friend narrated for them.“ So there was this human, and he came over to one of my friends camps, and he shot fire and then he died and it went boom!” And when he narrated the boko saying boom, It got up and started dancing around the fire.

[mockernick]

You had said that the Darknut in twilight princess lacked much personality; I personally disagree. The Darknut is so stoic. He challenges Link in a One-on-One Mano e Mano challenge of skill to see who's better. He doesn't seem even specifically evil; he's just a knight who wants to challenge another skilled warrior. And then when his armor is off it becomes a true battle of equals. Short sword vs. Short sword. The animations for him almost seem heroic. But those are just my thoughts. Love your channel, Zeltic!q

[quintonconoly]

Hmm, what is the most terrifying enemy in the Zelda series?
*red beam appears on Link, battle music starts playing*

[wetoddedd]

I am even more terrified of Lynels now, knowing that they can teleport.

[Zoroark_Master]

BOTW bokoblin are the literal representation of "me and the boys"

Also love how moblins can sometimes throw them at you.

[agilroy]

My most memorable moment with a lynel was when I was trying to get some weapons from one. I was slowly whittling down its health when I suddenly remembered I recently obtained ancient arrows. I was excited to use it, expecting it to have immense destructive power. I shot it, the lynel was sucked into a black hole, and I stood there, dumbfounded and angry I wasted five minutes on a battle. The lynel was almost dead and I shot him into another dimension. wtf


Edit: ​I just remembered another moment. When I was trying to take on the lynel in the coliseum, I grabbed one of the explosive barrels, ran in screaming, "Dodge this, motherfucker!" AND THEN HE DID. I did not expect the AI to actually fucking dodge, and then the lynel proceeded to curb stomp me. XD

[verdantmistral]

I think the Zelda team has been adding behaviors to the Bokobins in each game.

In TP's Gerudo Desert, I ran into a campfire at night and they were basically just hanging out like the do in BotW. They didn't notice me, so as a joke I threw a bomb into the center of their camp.

I was surprised because they actually reacted to it in a hilariously realistic way (which I believe still works in BotW). Most of them looked at it in surprise and one of the immediately hopped to its feet and pointed at the bomb, started to yell and then bomb blew up killing all of them.

I laughed so hard I paused the game for a while. I like that the Bokoblins gain more personality with each game they appear in.

[jonathangottemoller]

Nobody ever talks about Majora's mask and ocarina of Time's wall master's. Those things are freaky. A giant monster resembling a human hand that lets out a hideous, almost wind tunnel like shriek as it drops from the ceiling. The dead hand didn't really scare me as a kid but those did. The floor master's at least had the decency to not surprise you and aren't as common.

[elitegamer]

One of my favorite Zelda enemies are the Bulblins from Twilight Princess. Unlike most of the standard Zelda enemies like bokoblins or lizalfos, Bulblins are bandits rather than tribal beast. They are also more goblin than Bokoblins and Moblins, who are more akin to pigs, atleast in other games. But the main reason I like them is because of their king. He's not as cunning as Ganondorf or commands any dark magic, yet he is the most tenacious enemy Link has ever encountered. He gets thrown of a bridge twice, and tries to kill you two more times. And unlike any enemy like him, King Bulblin shows respect towards Link and even admits defeat before Link could kill him. The Bulblins are a unique enemy in Zelda and it would be cool to see them again.