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'''Nejiron''' is a very strange looking enemy that appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. | '''Nejiron''' is a very strange looking enemy that appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. | ||
Nejirons appear on the [[Road to Ikana]] and in the [[Stone Tower Temple]]. They are rock-like creatures that look and move similar to [[Goron]]s. They have adapted their moving pattern to directly resemble a rolling Goron, making them more deadly when they are encountered.{{Ref|[http://www.zelda.com/universe/pedia/n.jsp The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia]|Nejirons appear to be simple creatures, but they are in fact highly evolved hunting machines. They have adapted to resemble a rolling Goron, but instead of passing by peacefully, a Nejiron will charge ruthlessly into is victim.}} | Nejirons appear on the [[Road to Ikana]] and in the [[Stone Tower Temple]]. They are rock-like creatures that look and move similar to [[Goron]]s. They have adapted their moving pattern to directly resemble a rolling Goron, making them more deadly when they are encountered.{{Ref|[https://web.archive.org/web/20150913013404/http://www.zelda.com/universe/pedia/n.jsp The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia]|Nejirons appear to be simple creatures, but they are in fact highly evolved hunting machines. They have adapted to resemble a rolling Goron, but instead of passing by peacefully, a Nejiron will charge ruthlessly into is victim.}} | ||
According to [[Tatl]], they smell like | According to [[Tatl]], they smell like gunpowder, indicating their explosive nature and that they should be avoided.{{Ref|MM|3668|[[Tatl]]}}. They attack Link by rolling into him, crushing him in the process. The best way to defeat them is by using long-range weapons including the [[Bow]] or the [[Hookshot]], as the enemy explodes once they have been defeated. However, each time a Nejiron has been defeated, a new one digs itself up from underground, making this a seemingly endless struggle. Link can wear the [[Stone Mask]] to avoid these enemies altogether. | ||
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Nejiron
Render of a Nejiron from Majora's Mask
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Nejiron is a very strange looking enemy that appears in Majora's Mask.
Nejirons appear on the Road to Ikana and in the Stone Tower Temple. They are rock-like creatures that look and move similar to Gorons. They have adapted their moving pattern to directly resemble a rolling Goron, making them more deadly when they are encountered.[1]
According to Tatl, they smell like gunpowder, indicating their explosive nature and that they should be avoided.[2]. They attack Link by rolling into him, crushing him in the process. The best way to defeat them is by using long-range weapons including the Bow or the Hookshot, as the enemy explodes once they have been defeated. However, each time a Nejiron has been defeated, a new one digs itself up from underground, making this a seemingly endless struggle. Link can wear the Stone Mask to avoid these enemies altogether.
Trivia
- In Japanese, the word Neji means twisted or warped, where the suffix of -ron is likely taken from the term Goron. Thus these creatures are named by the characteristic of being a twisted Goron.
Gallery
References
- ↑ "Nejirons appear to be simple creatures, but they are in fact highly evolved hunting machines. They have adapted to resemble a rolling Goron, but instead of passing by peacefully, a Nejiron will charge ruthlessly into is victim.", The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia
- ↑ "That's a Nejiron. Don't get too close to it. Sniff...Sniff... It smells like gun powder!" — Tatl, Majora's Mask.