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===Breath of the Wild===
===Breath of the Wild===
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The Hinoxes in ''Breath of the Wild'' are mini-bosses that are sprinkled around the world of Hyrule; there are forty in total. They are usually found sleeping, and can be awakened with attacks or noise. There are multiple variants of the Hinoxes such as the standard red-skinned, blue-skinned, and black-skinned. They use their large size and fists to hurt Link. If Link gets close enough, they will try to punish him by stomping the ground below them. Often they use their environment to their advantage, which can include them uprooting nearby trees and attempting to flatten Link with them. However, they are fairly slow enemies and their moves can be telegraphed quite easily.  
The Hinoxes in ''Breath of the Wild'' are mini-bosses that are sprinkled around the world of Hyrule; there are forty in total. They are usually found sleeping, and can be awakened with attacks or noise. There are multiple variants of the Hinoxes such as the standard red-skinned, blue-skinned, and black-skinned. Like [[Bokoblin]]s and [[Moblin]]s, they're pig-like creatures. They use their large size and fists to hurt Link. If Link gets close enough, they will try to punish him by stomping the ground below them. Often they use their environment to their advantage, which can include them uprooting nearby trees and attempting to flatten Link with them. However, they are fairly slow enemies and their moves can be telegraphed quite easily.  


Hinoxes may wear wooden or metallic shin guards, and the former can be set on fire. They may wear one or two shin guards, but never two of the same material if one of them is metallic. The shin guards prevent Link from striking its legs when it's standing, so it's recommended to either burn the wooden ones, or strike the Hinox once it's sitting down on the floor.
Hinoxes may wear wooden or metallic shin guards, and the former can be set on fire. They may wear one or two shin guards, but never two of the same material if one of them is metallic. The shin guards prevent Link from striking its legs when it's standing, so it's recommended to either burn the wooden ones, or strike the Hinox once it's sitting down on the floor.
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