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''Ocarina of Time's'' Poes disappear when Link gets too close. On top of that, they can go through walls. Link must catch ten [[Big Poe]]s and bring them to the [[Poe Shop]] to get the fourth [[Bottle]] in this game. He must defeat four sister Poes as well to finish the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]]. Sharp and Flat first appear in this game.

Poes don't appear as much in ''Majora's Mask'' but are the same as in ''Ocarina of Time''. Sharp and Flat appear in this game as well.

In ''The Wind Waker'', Poes are very human-like. They appear numerous times throughout the game. These ghosts can only be defeated by shining light on them and then hitting them with a weapon. [[Jalhalla]], the boss of the [[Earth Temple (The Wind Waker)|Earth Temple]], is actually an aggregation of Poes.

''Twilight Princess'' Poes are called [[Imp Poe]]s and might seem more creepy. They are a collectible in the game and by turning in Poes to [[Jovani]], Link will receive various awards. [[Link]] must also kill four Imp Poes in order to complete the [[Arbiter's Grounds]].

In [[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]], Poes can be found on the [[Ghost Ship]]. Their appearance is significantly different from Poes in prior games. Their only true attack is spitting a blue fireball towards [[Link]].