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''Twilight Princess''' White Wolfos are very different from their other appearances. When attacking, they jump out of the snow and attempt to hit their victim. They are only found at [[Snowpeak]] and [[Snowpeak Ruins|its ruins]]. The White Wolfos in ''Twilight Princess'' possess a distinct glow and silhouette unlike their [[Nintendo 64|N64]] predecessors. | ''Twilight Princess''' White Wolfos are very different from their other appearances. When attacking, they jump out of the snow and attempt to hit their victim. They are only found at [[Snowpeak]] and [[Snowpeak Ruins|its ruins]]. The White Wolfos in ''Twilight Princess'' possess a distinct glow and silhouette unlike their [[Nintendo 64|N64]] predecessors. | ||
==Spirit Tracks== | ===Spirit Tracks=== | ||
White Wolfos appear in the [[Snow Realm]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'', specifically in the [[Snow Sanctuary]], [[Snow Temple]], and [[Wellspring Station]]. Unlike their predecessors, this variant of White Wolfos has yellow, not red, eyes. | White Wolfos appear in the [[Snow Realm]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'', specifically in the [[Snow Sanctuary]], [[Snow Temple]], and [[Wellspring Station]]. Unlike their predecessors, this variant of White Wolfos has yellow, not red, eyes. | ||