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|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]''
|game = {{ALttP}}<br>{{ALBW}}
|habitat = [[Lake of Ill Omen]]<br>[[Ice Lake]]<br>[[Swamp of Evil]]
|habitat = [[Lake of Ill Omen]]<br>[[Ice Lake]]<br>[[Swamp of Evil]]
|weapon = [[Sword]], [[Ice Rod]]
|weapon = [[Sword]], [[Ice Rod]]
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The '''{{Exp|クー (Kū)|Ku}}''', sometimes known as {{Name|Cyclops Fish}}, are an aquatic cyclops enemy that acts as a [[Dark World]] counterpart to [[River Zora]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. Like River Zora, they pop up out of whirlpools to fire a single fireball at [[Link]] before disappearing under the water again, but unlike Zora, they will never emerge fully from the water, so the shape of their body beyond their head is unknown. Also unlike Zora, they do not appear to have a [[King Zora|king]] or leader of any kind, although they do share some similarities with the [[Catfish]] that lives in the [[Lake of Ill Omen]]. Ku are common in the waters of the Dark World, with most appearing at the Lake of Ill Omen, the [[Ice Lake]] and even the [[Swamp of Evil]] where they share their home with [[Swamola]]. It is possible that they use Whirlpool Warps to travel around the Dark World much as the Zoras do, but there is only one of these warps in the Dark World.
The '''{{Exp|クー (Kū)|Ku}}''', sometimes known as {{Name|Cyclops Fish}}, are an aquatic cyclops enemy that acts as a [[Dark World]] counterpart to [[River Zora]] in {{ALttP}}. Like River Zora, they pop up out of whirlpools to fire a single fireball at [[Link]] before disappearing under the water again, but unlike Zora, they will never emerge fully from the water, so the shape of their body beyond their head is unknown. Also unlike Zora, they do not appear to have a [[King Zora|king]] or leader of any kind, although they do share some similarities with the [[Catfish]] that lives in the [[Lake of Ill Omen]]. Ku are common in the waters of the Dark World, with most appearing at the Lake of Ill Omen, the [[Ice Lake]] and even the [[Swamp of Evil]] where they share their home with [[Swamola]]. It is possible that they use Whirlpool Warps to travel around the Dark World much as the Zoras do, but there is only one of these warps in the Dark World.


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Revision as of 14:01, 27 November 2013

The Ku, sometimes known as {{{2}}}, are an aquatic cyclops enemy that acts as a Dark World counterpart to River Zora in A Link to the Past. Like River Zora, they pop up out of whirlpools to fire a single fireball at Link before disappearing under the water again, but unlike Zora, they will never emerge fully from the water, so the shape of their body beyond their head is unknown. Also unlike Zora, they do not appear to have a king or leader of any kind, although they do share some similarities with the Catfish that lives in the Lake of Ill Omen. Ku are common in the waters of the Dark World, with most appearing at the Lake of Ill Omen, the Ice Lake and even the Swamp of Evil where they share their home with Swamola. It is possible that they use Whirlpool Warps to travel around the Dark World much as the Zoras do, but there is only one of these warps in the Dark World.

A Link Between Worlds

Like most Dark World enemies, Kus reappear in A Link Between Worlds, this time as inhabitants of Lorule. In this game, they can follow Link into shallow water, revealing their full bodies. They have webbed feet and a turtle shell, causing them to resemble Kappas, the famous aquatic demons of Japanese folklore.

Trivia

  • Ku appear to have long, pointed ears, not unlike Hylians or Hinox.
  • In Four Swords Adventures, most River Zoras encountered throughout the game somewhat resemble Ku, having a single eye. These Zoras also live in swamps.
  • Ku are the subject of an infamous glitch in A Link to the Past, known as the Ghost of Misery Mire. It appears to be the result of Ku being placed in shallow water in the Swamp of Evil, perhaps because the developers had originally intended for them to leap from the water and attack on land much like the Zora at Zora's River, or because they had changed the layout of the shallow water in the swamp.

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See Also

River Zora
Toadpoli

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