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*[[Deku]] - a term used to describe characters, items, enemies, or objects that are related to the forest or plant | *[[Deku]] - a term used to describe characters, items, enemies, or objects that are related to the forest or plant life. This includes characters such as the [[Great Deku Tree]] or the [[Deku Royal Family]], items such as [[Deku Stick]]s or [[Deku Nut]]s, enemies such as [[Deku Baba]] or [[Deku Scrub]]s, and objects such as a [[Deku Flower]]. | ||
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*[[Stal_(Disambiguation)|Stal]], a common prefix to denote many undead enemies and bosses that are made of bones. The 'stal' could | *[[Stal_(Disambiguation)|Stal]], a common prefix to denote many undead enemies and bosses that are made of bones. The 'stal' could be a contraction of the word 'skeletal'. This includes enemies such as [[Stalfos]], [[Stalchild]], [[Stalhound]], [[Staldra]], and [[Stalkoblin]], as well as bosses such as [[Stallord]], [[Stalblind]], [[Stalmaster]], and [[Stalnox]]. | ||
*[[Tula]], a common suffix to denote many spider based enemies, including [[Skulltula]], [[Gold Skulltula]], and [[Walltula]]. | *[[Tula]], a common suffix to denote many spider based enemies, including [[Skulltula]], [[Gold Skulltula]], and [[Walltula]]. | ||