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*[[Koloktos]]'s throwing axes are called ''Cakram'' in the game files, likely meaning [[Wikipedia:Chakram|Chakram]], an Indian weapon that would fit the theme. While they are used similarly, the design of these axes is not quite like a real Chakram. | *[[Koloktos]]'s throwing axes are called ''Cakram'' in the game files, likely meaning [[Wikipedia:Chakram|Chakram]], an Indian weapon that would fit the theme. While they are used similarly, the design of these axes is not quite like a real Chakram. | ||
*[[Koloktos]]'s appearance closely resembles to that of the Buddhist demon of desire "[[Wikipedia:Asura|Asura]]". | *[[Koloktos]]'s appearance closely resembles to that of the Buddhist demon of desire "[[Wikipedia:Asura|Asura]]". | ||
*[[Koloktos]]’s giggling at the end of the battle in it’s death scene is reused in Splatoon for the Wii U for the inkling sculptures. | |||
{{Listbox|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | {{Listbox|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | ||
{{Cat|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | {{Cat|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | ||