Enemies in Phantom Hourglass

Bosses

• Blaaz, Master of Fire
  • Blaaz is the first boss of the game's bosses found in the Temple of Fire. A relatively simple battle, he will split apart into three small Blaazes, and Link must use the boomerang to fuse them together. However, the mini Blaazes must be combined in the proper order; they appear on the map screen with anywhere between one and three horns, with one being the first to catch with the boomerang and three the last. Once fused, Link can hack away at Blaaz until he is destroyed. Defeating Blaaz will free Leaf, the Spirit of Power.
• Cyclok, Stirrer of Winds
  • Cyclock is an Octorok-like creature that rides atop a tornado. He is the boss of the Temple of Wind, and is found at the peak of the tower. He will send out miniature tornadoes to attack Link. However, Link can knock Cyclok from his heavenly perch similar to Vaati by tossing bombs into the tornado so that they explode and knock down Cyclock. At this point Cyclock is stunned and vulnerable to attack. After being destroyed, he leaves behind Neri, the Spirit of Wisdom.
• Crayk, Bane of Courage
  • Crayk is a giant hermit crab-like creature that is the boss of the Temple of Courage. The top screen shows Crayk's point of view throughout the points of the battle where he is invisible. Link must shoot an arrow into Crayk's face to stun him and make him temporarily turn visible, at which point the blue spheres around his shell must be struck. After they are all hit, Crayk's shell will shatter and he will lose his ability to turn invisible. Link then must distract Crayk and hit his vulnerable point, his tail, until he is destroyed. Destroying Crayk frees the missing piece of Ciela, the Spirit of Courage.
• Diabolical Cubus Sisters
  • Reminiscent of Blind the Thief, the Cubus sisters masquerade as damsels in distress on the Ghost Ship, dispersed throughout the first several floors of the ship. They trick Link into "saving" them, and after all four were "rescued", they revealed their true forms and challenged Link to a game of death-volley (claiming Tetra had played the same game and lost). The game is similar to battles with Aganhim and Phantom Ganon in previous games in that they fire energy balls which can be deflected at them with Link's sword. The main difference from those battles is that this time there are four of them, and sometimes the energy ball will bounce back and forth between several of them before hitting one of them or flying back towards Link. Eventually all four are destroyed.
• Dongorongo, Armored Lizard
  • Dongorongo is a red-armored lizard with red crystals lining its back. It resembles a Dodongo and is the boss of the Goron Temple. Link teams up with Gongoron to battle it. Dongorongo will spit fireballs and also try to charge at Gongoron. Gongoron can stun Dongorongo by slamming into its unarmored areas, and Link could hurt the stunned Dongorongo by sending Bombchus into its mouth. Dongorongo appears to be defeated at one point, and a bridge actually forms for Link, but it then returns to life and tries to attack Link when he is stranded on the circular platform. Dongorongo loses parts of its armor, revealing a blue crystal that is its weakness. It breathes fire and tries to suck Link in, but Link can stun Dongorongo by feeding it bombs and then attacks its crystal until Dongorongo is destroyed. Link can claim the temple's Crimsonine at this point.
• Gleeok, Two-Headed Dragon
  • Gleeok is a dragon with a pair of masked heads that is the boss of the Temple of Ice. Its heads protrude from a room full of water, and each had is a different color as well as being associated with a different element. One head spits fire while the other spits ice. They also try to bite Link and cause small tremors that drop ice crystals or temporarily flood Link's platform. Link battles Gleeok by setting the rope of the grappling hook between pegs in ways to deflect one head's blast towards the other head, as one head was vulnerable to the other's attacks. After both masks are destroyed, they destroy two of the pegs and take turn charging up exceptionally powerful blasts to spit at Link. It sticks out its tongue when it inhales, and at that point Link can use the grappling hook on its tongue to reel the head in at which point he can directly attack it with his sword. This leads to Gleeok's destruction and opens the way to the temple's Azurine.
• Eox, Giant Stone Soldier
  • Eox is a giant monolith that appears as the boss of Mutoh's Temple and seems to have been built by the ancient Cobble Kingdom. Its body is composed of a wooden frame beneath a stone exterior, and its movements are slow and lumbering. It is large enough to take up both screens of the DS. Eox at first attacks primarily with its fists as well as arrows fired from turrets on its neck. In battle, Link first uses the hammer to launch himself in the air and to attack pegs on Eox's body. This causes its stone armor to slowly crumble away. After all of its armor is gone, Link had to send himself up to Eox's face and hit all four of the buttons there in one leap. This causes Eox's body to collapse, but its head is still intact. Eox's head then leaps around and begins rapidly firing its arrows in a last-ditch effort to stop Link. Link then must catapult himself to the top of Eox's head and attack the blue crystal there. This leads to Eox's destruction, at which point Link can find the Aquanine.
  • Note: Eox has the same Japanese name as Mazaal, a boss from [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap, and they are both notably types of living statues that seem to originate from ancient cultures.
• Bellum, Evil Phantom

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