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Armos Knights appear only in the [[Tower of the Gods]] and the [[Wind Temple]], and are not very powerful. They are giant stone statues with spikes at their base, and | Armos Knights appear only in the [[Tower of the Gods]] and the [[Wind Temple]], and are not very powerful. They are giant stone statues with spikes at their base, and will hop around trying to hit [[Link]]. But every once and while, they open their mouths, and Link can easily take advantage of that by throwing a [[bomb]] in their mouth. | ||
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Artwork of Armos Knight from The Wind Waker
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The Armos Knight is an enemy that appears in various Zelda games in various forms. Whether a Boss, or a minion, each form is large and intimidating.
A Link to the Past
- Main article: Armos Knight (A Link to the Past)
The Armos Knight made its original debut in A Link to the Past. Armos Knights are the boss of the Eastern Palace. Armos Knights later appear as a mini-boss in Ganon's Tower.
Link's Awakening
An Armos Knight is located in the Southern Face Shrine. It protects the Face Key which opens the Face Shrine. Link can defeat the Armos Knight using his Bow.
The Wind Waker
Armos Knights appear only in the Tower of the Gods and the Wind Temple, and are not very powerful. They are giant stone statues with spikes at their base, and will hop around trying to hit Link. But every once and while, they open their mouths, and Link can easily take advantage of that by throwing a bomb in their mouth.