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'''Stalfos''' are a very common enemy in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]] | '''Stalfos''' are a very common enemy in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]] that appears in all games. They appear as large skeletal figures, and are usually fairly difficult to defeat. Sometimes they are weaponless, and sometimes they wield large swords and shields (with the exception of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', where they wield large spiked clubs). Stalfos are usually found in dungeons. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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A superstition exists with the [[Kokiri]] where if any adult becomes lost in the [[Lost Woods]], they turn into one of these creatures. This supposedly happens to [[Grog]] in the [[Ocarina of Time Trading Sequence|Trading Sequence]] when [[Fado (Ocarina of Time)|Fado]] gives Link the [[Poacher's Saw]]. | A superstition exists with the [[Kokiri]] where if any adult becomes lost in the [[Lost Woods]], they turn into one of these creatures. This supposedly happens to [[Grog]] in the [[Ocarina of Time Trading Sequence|Trading Sequence]] when [[Fado (Ocarina of Time)|Fado]] gives Link the [[Poacher's Saw]]. | ||
=== Majora's Mask === | |||
Only two Stalfos appear within the game as Mini-bosses. They are [[Igos Du Ikana]]'s [[Igos%27_Servants|servants]]. {{Ref|pg. 419|Trick the king into thinking he's seeing a child-sized version of Captain Keeta by wearing the Captain's Hat during your bone-rattling battle with the skeletal Stalfos knights and Igos himself.|''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask Official Nintendo Player's Guide''}} | |||
===Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages=== | ===Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages=== | ||