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Revision as of 00:19, 29 September 2018

Template:Boss Stone Taluses are mini-bosses in Breath of the Wild. They appear to be a cluster of boulders at first, but once approached, they assemble into a large golem-like being. Luminous, Rare, Frost, and Igneo variations can also be found all around Hyrule.

Characteristics

Hyrule Compendium Entry
137 (142) Stone Talus
BotW Hyrule Compendium Stone Talus.png
Description
This enormous monster is naturally camouflaged as a rock formation. Neither sword nor arrow can pierce its stony form, but a cunning adventurer knows to scale its body and attack the ore sprouting from its peak.
Common Locations
West Necluda
East Necluda
Recoverable Materials
Flint Amber Opal Ruby

Stone Taluses are fairly large compared to Link and can deal huge amounts of damage. They are very slow-moving, so as long as Link can stay behind or beneath them, he will be out of harm's way. Stone Taluses can use their large arm structures to punch and swipe across the ground, dealing heavy damage to the impact area. They can also fall forward and crash their entire body into the ground or launch large fragments of their rocky frame at Link.

To defeat a Stone Talus, Link can climb onto its body and attack the Ore Deposit on its back, usually located on top or at the back of the boss. Link can inflict major damage by using a double-handed weapon or Bomb Arrows. After taking damage, the Stone Talus will attempt to throw Link off by shaking itself. To make climbing easier, Link can use the Remote Bomb Rune to blast apart the Stone Talus' arms, hindering it temporarily. A Stone Talus can regenerate lost body parts shortly after losing them.

Defeating a Stone Talus rewards Link with Gem depending of its type.

Locations

Luminous

Rare

Trivia

  • Stone Taluses were originally called Steppe Talus in early builds of the game.[1]

Nomenclature

TMC Forest Minish Artwork.png Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite.png
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese イワロック (Iwarokku) Portmanteau of 岩 (Iwa) and ロック (Rokku)
France FrenchEU Lithorok
Germany German Iwarok
Italy Italian Sassorok
Korea Korean 바위록 (Bawirok) Portmanteau of 바위 (Bawi) and an English word "Rock".

See Also

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