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| attack = | | attack = <span style="font-size:70%">''Damage dealt to Link wearing no armor''</span><br/>{{h|6}} Melee punch<br/>{{h|6}} Crushed by body<br/>{{h|0.5}} Thrown from body<br/>{{H|0.25}}-{{H|2.25}} Boulder throw | ||
| weapon = Bows<br/>[[Remote Bomb (Rune)|Remote Bombs]]<br/> | | weapon = [[Breath of the Wild Bows|Bows]]<br/>[[Remote Bomb (Rune)|Remote Bombs]]<br/>Blunt [[Breath of the Wild Two-Handed Weapons|Two-Handed Weapons]]<br/>[[Ice Arrow]]s<br/>[[Ice Rod]]<br/>[[Blizzard Rod]]<br />[[Urbosa's Fury]] | ||
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''<br/>''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]''<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]'' | ||
| | | location = [[Darb Pond]]<br/>[[Darunia Lake]]<br/>[[Gorko Lake]]<br/>[[Goronbi Lake North]]<br/>[[Lake Darman]] (South side)<br/>'''''Tears of the Kingdom'''''<br/>[[Eldin Eastern Highlands]]<br/>[[Death Mountain East Tunnel]]<br/>[[Goronbi River]] West<br/>[[Lake Darman]]<br/>[[Goro Cove]]<br/>[[Medingo Pool]] | ||
| reward = [[Flint]] | | reward = [[Flint]]<br/>[[Opal]]<br/>[[Ruby]]<br/>[[Diamond]]<br/>[[Stone Talus Trophy]]<br/>[[Igneo Talus Heart]] | ||
| related = [[Frost Talus]]<br/>[[ | | related = [[Stone Talus]]<br/>[[Stone Talus (Luminous)]]<br/>[[Stone Talus (Rare)]]<br/>[[Frost Talus]]<br/>[[Igneo Talus Titan]] | ||
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'''Igneo Talus''' are bosses that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]'', and ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]''. | |||
== | ==''Breath of the Wild''== | ||
{{quote|This enormous monster is naturally camouflaged as molten rock. Neither sword nor arrow can pierce its fiery form. Merely touching its magma-hot body can burn you pretty badly, but you may be able to scale it if you can use something to chill its flames.|''Breath of the Wild'' In-Game Description}} | |||
Igneo Talus | The Igneo Talus is a variant of the [[Stone Talus]]es that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. Like their normal counterparts, Igneo Taluses hide in the ground as large rocks that only begin to form once [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] comes close enough. Igneo Taluses are composed of lava rocks that glow a fiery red, and burn Link on contact. | ||
==Locations== | ===Locations=== | ||
Igneo Talus are only found in the [[Eldin Canyon]]. Conversely, Igneo Taluses are the only variant of Stone Talus to exist in [[Eldin (Breath of the Wild)|Eldin]]. Link is most likely to encounter his first Igneo Talus to the southwest of [[Gortram Cliff]] if he chooses to follow the trail to [[Goron City (Breath of the Wild)|Goron City]]. | |||
Igneo Talus | ===Strategy=== | ||
Igneo Taluses attack in the same manner as all taluses. They attempt to crush Link using their body or their fists, but they also, in doing so, create explosions that can damage him, either by throwing its arms, or slamming its body against the ground. The other challenge the Igneo Talus presents is that its body is far too hot for Link to climb. Climbing onto, and standing on the boss will cause Link to take damage rapidly. This can all be avoided, however, with the use of any weapons infused with ice, including [[Ice Rod]]s and [[Ice Arrow]]s. Attacking the Talus with any cold weapons will stun it, and put out the fire coursing through its body, giving Link time to climb onto it and attack the [[Ore Deposit]] on its body. However, Igneo Taluses will try and slam itself into the ground to relight itself after a short period of time. | |||
Like all Talus variations, it's markedly vulnerable to [[Urbosa's Fury]] strikes, which deal significant damage to it when knocked down. However, the strikes may fail to damage it when the Talus is upright. | |||
Igneo Talus | ==''Age of Calamity''== | ||
In ''Age of Calamity'', the Igneo Talus is one of the first of the Talus that are encountered, first appearing in the [[Daruk, the Goron Hero]] scenario. The talus will launch flaming rocks out towards a nearby warrior, burst, doing some splash damage to any warriors that are nearby. Additionally, the talus will occasionally smash the ground, causing boulders to come crashing down. When a warrior is nearby, the talus will also leap into the air and come crashing down, trying to squish the warrior. | |||
After using a special attack launch or stunning the talus with a rod, the talus may be temporarily stunned, where it falls to the ground. This gives the warrior an opportunity to deal damage to its gem that is atop of its body. When hit, this will lower its health gauge, allowing a warrior to deliver a critical blow when it is depleted. However, due to its flaming body, a warrior who gets on top of an Igneo Talus will burn up due to the heat, taking damage in the process. An Igneo Talus has a natural weakness to the [[Ice Rod]] and a direct hit will stun the talus, crack its health gauge, as well as freeze its body, allowing a warrior to jump on top of the boss. | |||
Igneo Talus often drop rare gems as rewards, including [[Flint]], [[Amber]], [[Opal]], and [[Ruby]]. After each Igneo Talus is defeated, the player will receive a [[Stone Talus Trophy]]. These can be used to complete [[Age of Calamity Quests|quests]] or upgrade weapons of the various warriors. | |||
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File:AoC-Talus-Igneo.png|Igneo Talus from ''Age of Calamity'' | |||
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==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | |||
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==See also== | |||
*[[Stone Talus]] | |||
*[[Stone Talus (Luminous)]] | |||
*[[Stone Talus (Rare)]] | |||
*[[Frost Talus]] | |||
*[[Igneo Talus Titan]] | |||
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Thrown from body
-Igneo Talus are bosses that appear in Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom, and Age of Calamity.
Breath of the Wild
"This enormous monster is naturally camouflaged as molten rock. Neither sword nor arrow can pierce its fiery form. Merely touching its magma-hot body can burn you pretty badly, but you may be able to scale it if you can use something to chill its flames."
The Igneo Talus is a variant of the Stone Taluses that appear in Breath of the Wild. Like their normal counterparts, Igneo Taluses hide in the ground as large rocks that only begin to form once Link comes close enough. Igneo Taluses are composed of lava rocks that glow a fiery red, and burn Link on contact.
Locations
Igneo Talus are only found in the Eldin Canyon. Conversely, Igneo Taluses are the only variant of Stone Talus to exist in Eldin. Link is most likely to encounter his first Igneo Talus to the southwest of Gortram Cliff if he chooses to follow the trail to Goron City.
Strategy
Igneo Taluses attack in the same manner as all taluses. They attempt to crush Link using their body or their fists, but they also, in doing so, create explosions that can damage him, either by throwing its arms, or slamming its body against the ground. The other challenge the Igneo Talus presents is that its body is far too hot for Link to climb. Climbing onto, and standing on the boss will cause Link to take damage rapidly. This can all be avoided, however, with the use of any weapons infused with ice, including Ice Rods and Ice Arrows. Attacking the Talus with any cold weapons will stun it, and put out the fire coursing through its body, giving Link time to climb onto it and attack the Ore Deposit on its body. However, Igneo Taluses will try and slam itself into the ground to relight itself after a short period of time.
Like all Talus variations, it's markedly vulnerable to Urbosa's Fury strikes, which deal significant damage to it when knocked down. However, the strikes may fail to damage it when the Talus is upright.
Age of Calamity
In Age of Calamity, the Igneo Talus is one of the first of the Talus that are encountered, first appearing in the Daruk, the Goron Hero scenario. The talus will launch flaming rocks out towards a nearby warrior, burst, doing some splash damage to any warriors that are nearby. Additionally, the talus will occasionally smash the ground, causing boulders to come crashing down. When a warrior is nearby, the talus will also leap into the air and come crashing down, trying to squish the warrior.
After using a special attack launch or stunning the talus with a rod, the talus may be temporarily stunned, where it falls to the ground. This gives the warrior an opportunity to deal damage to its gem that is atop of its body. When hit, this will lower its health gauge, allowing a warrior to deliver a critical blow when it is depleted. However, due to its flaming body, a warrior who gets on top of an Igneo Talus will burn up due to the heat, taking damage in the process. An Igneo Talus has a natural weakness to the Ice Rod and a direct hit will stun the talus, crack its health gauge, as well as freeze its body, allowing a warrior to jump on top of the boss.
Igneo Talus often drop rare gems as rewards, including Flint, Amber, Opal, and Ruby. After each Igneo Talus is defeated, the player will receive a Stone Talus Trophy. These can be used to complete quests or upgrade weapons of the various warriors.
Igneo Talus from Age of Calamity
Tears of the Kingdom
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