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Revision as of 18:36, February 2, 2013
The Mini-Boss is a special enemy, that is not regarded as a regular enemy or the boss that appears in a dungeon, generally midway through of it, that Link must defeat. When Link has defeated the mini-boss he is rewarded with an item which is often the dungeon item eg. the Boomerang. On some occasions there will not be a mini-boss in a dungeon at all and very rarely more than one mini-boss appears in a dungeon.
Link's Awakening
- Rolling Bones
- King Moblin
- Hinox
- Dodongo Snakes
- Lanmola
- Cue Ball
- Master Stalfos
- Gohma
- Armos Knight
- Smasher
- Grim Creeper
- Turtle Rock
- Blaino
- Giant Buzz Blob
- Stone Hinox
Ocarina of Time
- Deku Scrub Brothers
- Lizalfos
- Big Octo
- Stalfos
- Poe Sisters
- Flare Dancer
- White Wolfos
- Dark Link
- Dead Hand
- Iron Knuckle
- Nabooru
Majora's Mask
- Gekko and Snapper
- Dinolfos
- Wizzrobe
- Wart
- Gekko and Mad Jelly
- Captain Keeta
- Igos' Servants
- Igos du Ikana
- Garo Master
- Gomess
Oracle of Ages
Oracle of Seasons
The Wind Waker
Twilight Princess
- Ook
- King Bulblin
- Dangoro
- Shadow Kargarok
- Twilit Bloat
- Deku Toad
- Death Sword
- Darkhammer
- Skull Kid
- Darknut
- Aeralfos
- Phantom Zant
Phantom Hourglass
Spirit Tracks
