All Bosses EXPLAINED ➤ Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Part 1)

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Zelda Tears of the Kingdom has bosses. New bosses. From the Gleeoks to the Queen Gibdo to the Phantom Ganons themselves, here is my breakdown of the interesting facts and lore behind every boss in the game... part 1.
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00:00 - AG1!
01:10 - Gloom Bosses!
10:40 - Non-Gloom Bosses! (Kinda...)

[@BanditGames]

What is your favorite boss across both Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom? Mine has got to be the actual fight against the Demon King

[@aratherbritishdinosaur]

Gleeoks are awesome, it’s great to be able to have a no-frills battle against a proper dragon.

[@wordedhalo6746]

Probably Dark Beast Ganon he still looks super cool and the music goes crazy even if the fight isn’t super hard

[@OctoClink]

Flower blight ganon my favorite boss. But fr tho, I agree with demon king fight, or the colgera fight

[@Cliffordlonghead]

Ok

[@Cliffordlonghead]

Awesome video

[@CouragelessOne]

I think that Phantom Ganons are to Ganondorf what the sage clones are to the sages, a part of his secret stone’s power, manifesting itself in a live replica. The sage ghosts and the phantoms also share many visual similarities, not to mention that the Phantom Ganons copy Mr. Dragmire's physical appearance. When he's dehydrated, they take on that look but in the second phase of the final battle they appear and resemble his antichrist form

[@frankcaggiano8282]

Ganandorf had already been shown in the past to be able to create shadows of himself, a la OoT, so I think it's more the triforce of power; I do agree that the stone definitely gives them more power and the ability to create the hands as well

[@TheOmegaDragon]

I always thought Calamity Ganon was Ganondorf's avatar.

[@thatoneguywiththevoice328]

​@@TheOmegaDragoncalamity Ganon is to Ganondorf what sidon's water bubble is to Sidon Simply a manifesting of his power, but a brainless creation of their "element"

[@howlroseXI]

I would agree too but Ganondorf already was using Phantom Ganon pre stone. That’s how he distracted Sonia and Zelda to kill her and the tablets talk about how they’d noticed fake Zelda trying to cause issues leading up to the murder

[@tristanneal9552]

​@@howlroseXI Yeah, it's a cool headcanon, but ultimately it's just a part of Ganondorf 's powers. He's always been a deceptive sorcerer.

[@Zerolink30]

There's a bit of a theory that all Gleeoks lived in the Gleeok Den, till the Upheavel opened the path to the outside from their Den. As the Den is below the Thyphlo Ruins which is completely surrounded by water with only a wooden bridge connecting it to the mainland.

[@ggholdengo]

I have a similar theory: the gleeok den originally functioned similar to the sacred ground in central hyrule, this is probably where the sages were chosen and were bestowed their masks (the masks were probably also forged there), thus explaining the statues symbolizing the four races at the corners. The demon king must've realized the place's importance, so at some point, he sent his mightiest minions (the gleeoks) to take over this place. It is implied that people once lived there, explaining the poes found, and those who managed to escape built the Thyphlo ruins above as a memorial of the event (there's a gleeok carved on the walls).

[@thebatmary5954]

My mild theory is that gibdoes are actually parasitic insect things that just possess corpses, especially those of people who die wanting revenge.

[@homerman76]

That would explain their insect appearance combined with their usual corpse design

[@michaelpressley8040]

@@homerman76alongside their appearance after the depths were revealed

[@guilhermereis9520]

or Men killed by Hylians... some have swords buried in their chest not Gerudo swords tough... I think... There is room for Theory

[@kurenainoko]

I 100% agree that gloom hands are more terrifying than the phantom ganons. Had nightmares of them a couple of times qwq

[@Matthew10950]

Once I got hover stones, I never feared them again. Just stayed high and rained bomb arrows down.

[@wolfmanNSW]

I call them Sauron Hands

[@katj.1444]

There's a pool of water at the bottom of the Yiga Hole-- If Link can survive dropping several thousand feet into a lake with no damage, unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on your opinion on him, so can Kogha.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

Knock any Yiga off a cliff and they won't suffer any fall damage. I guess it's a Sheikah thing. We know he had a solid landing, because Kihiro Moh's Orb Pedestal was what he landed on.

[@UltimateTobi]

That water puddle is not below the Yiga Clan Hideout chasm, but below the former Gerudo Highland Sheikah Tower chasm (you know, that huge one a Sheikah Tower peeked out from).

[@yupperzsonson]

I really enjoyed the Colgera battle, the music especially. They did a really great job with the wind temple.

[@moskbarto9436]

The music is iconic

[@eldritch_midnight6007]

Ive actually seen another theory on where Gleeoks come from! It has to do with the weirdness of the gleeok den in the Depths. Its located under Typhlo Ruins, an area surounded entirely by water like many others. However, whats weird is that the entrance to the Gleeok Den is in the depths, unlike every other area completely surrounded by water where the entrance is a chasm in the surface. The word "Den" indicates a nest or large living space, so its possible that all the gleeoks were living in the Gleeok Den, and during the upheaval a hole was busted in the wall. I heard this Theory in a youtube short but cant remember by who, so if anyone else finds it please let me know so i can add it to the comment!

[@catalyst539]

you probably heard that from monster maze

[@StonedHunter]

I think it's said in the game that Mineru wanted and was supposed to 'wake up' as soon as Link got the Purah Pad but something happened and she wasn't able to until later in the game.

[@frankcaggiano8282]

Yeah I think she says it's the Demon King's interfering if I remember correctly

[@TheOmegaDragon]

She was kept well protected perhaps as a safety measure so that Ganondorf couldn't kill her. Imposter Zelda attempted to prevent Link and the Sheikah from finding her.

[@lasercraft32]

I can't believe nobody is going to mention that the Gibdos are a returning enemy... Although their insect-like designs are completely new, Gibdos were generic mummy creatures in some of the older Zelda games.

[@PittsburghSonido]

Was so excited to see gibdos returning.

[@goldenwolfio6701]

I think the reason kohga survived was because he's pretty capable of floating in the air

[@segastars9802]

Speaking of Gleeoks, I saw a short video that theorized that the Gleeok's sudden appearance after the Upheaval is that they were once sealed away in the Gleeok Den and when the Upheaval happened, it freed them, which is why we see them on the surface now.

[@SpaceRider15]

11:29 I DIDNT KNOW THAT THE STALNOX GLIDER DID THAT IN THE DARK!!!

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

I thought it was an obvious feature given what Stalnox, you know, do at night.

[@hippothehippo]

Look into the original and alternate translations for Ganondorf's dialogue, his motivations are actually a bit more nuanced in other translations. In fact he almost comes off as being more of a traditional warlord than just an evil guy. He wants to fight and disturb the peace because he just doesn't understand why anyone else wouldn't, fighting is all that makes him feel valid.

[@Killjoy62]

My thoughts on the Gleeoks are that they lived in the depths and surfaced after the upheaval. I initially called Queen Gibdo "Mothula" because it looked like the ALttP boss reimagined/WW enemies. Froxes remind me of Dodongos.

[@verdantmistral442]

It also had a weakness to fire.

[@Killjoy62]

@@verdantmistral442 I know the Ice Gleeok did, which one also had a weakness to fire?

[@verdantmistral442]

@@Killjoy62 Mothula from ALttP. The Fire Rod was the fastest way to kill it. I was just pointing out that your comparison had another level correct to it.

[@Killjoy62]

@@verdantmistral442 So I could've NOT struggled chacing Riju and used my Fire Kees Eyeballs?!

[@verdantmistral442]

@@Killjoy62 Probably

[@shadowking278]

The seized construct gives me major Koloktos vibes.

[@Meme.Supreme]

yay !! Bandit is back !! and with another awesome video ~

[@TheOnilink1230]

So a little add on to flux constructs, The “main block” contains a flux core an object that continuously spins. It seems like an obvious A to B connection, this “core” is its power source / engine which is why when you “pull” it away from the rest of it their “body” all the other parts collapse into a pile of deactivated cubes.

[@L337M4573RK]

It's pronounced "Yu-No-Bo". They say it out loud in Age of Calamity. Also, it's pronounced "Min-er-oo". Zelda says her name out loud in a few of the Dragon Tear memories.

[@RiskyStrats]

I think it says a lot about totk that most of the boss lore is "gloom created it".

[@bradleyadams5252]

The fact that gannondorf made all these beasts while still a shriveled mummy man makes you wonder what kind of horrors he could make at full power...

[@verdantmistral442]

​@@bradleyadams5252 Well, just look through the history of the series. Ganon is implied to have summoned all the bosses of Loz and ALttP (the ones that weren't simply corrupted by his wish). Ganondorf all the bosses of OoT and WW... and Zant with a fraction of Ganondorf's power raised the Stallord. Given enough time and power, I assume that Ganondorf might have even been able to turn into Ganon (not Dark Beast form, but true King of Darness form) with the power of the Secret Stone. I think it is safe to say that Ganondorf's biggest weakness was due to the amount of time he had to master his stone and power. That said he seemed to have some experience with magic that transfered over to his use of the stone which put him a couple steps ahead of the Sages other than Rauru. Rauru seemed to focus his expertise on sealing rather than fighting which might explain why he chose to seal Ganondorf rather than doing the Sage Laser like he did to the Molduga (which if OoT is anything to go by could have been amplified by the other Sages but might not have been able to kill Ganondorf, when OoT Zelda tries it on Ganon she still needs Link to finish the job).

[@nicomoreno3154]

Just got home from work and saw this was up, what a great way to end the day. Can’t wait to see the next part to this!

[@ParkerRut]

It also seems that Phantom Ganon is Ganondorf’s sage avatar due to the colors abd other lore

[@5hakeZZpeare]

That’s super interesting!

[@aaronolson6736]

Man, the construct part just reminded me we could have had Mineru serve as spirit guide when arriving at temples/key locations and being present when witnessing the Sages of her era... I might have booted up the game thinking Down was free to chat with her whenever forgetting about whistling, removing whistle run and not needing horses makes that button nearly obsolete

[@santiagopomares6287]

Mineru not talking to Link from the start is a major fuck up from the english translation, in my language (latin spanish) she explains that her plan was to send her golem to awaken herself after the upheaval, but because gloom infested her construct she didn't wake up

[@tanandalynch9441]

I think the English just failed to mention it or intentionally left it implied

[@verdantmistral442]

It is there, but not super blatant. She says her plan was to contact sooner, but needed a vessel. And the Spirit Temple shows that her planned vessel was overtaken.

[@santiagopomares6287]

@@verdantmistral442 I still had to see people criticizing it so I remain annoyed at that

[@verdantmistral442]

@@santiagopomares6287 Fair

[@kretisme]

To me the fact its only the one kind of construct that gets controlled by gloom sugests they might also be connected to sheka technology and the sheka part might be what allows the zoni lady (name has completely left my head right now) to transfer her spirit into it potentially exploiting the same weakness in the technology as ganondorf used in Botw

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

The Sheikah may have helped in the construction of that type of Construct. When it appears and disappears, it uses the blue Sheikah streaks, not the green Zonai streaks seen with things like Shrine Crystals.

[@kretisme]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 very well could be if that was the case it might be a paradox of that leading to the sheikah development of things further down the road like the guardians and divine beasts and all there other tech makeing it an endless loop

[@mirandaclapp5362]

My theory is that the construct that was corrupted was disabled over time and Gannon controlled it with malice

[@Lokitty719]

Kohga bounced when he hit the bottom. Then when the rockets blast him off... Kogha is decended from team rocket, only explination. 😂

[@stretchymc5126]

I like to think (due to them sharing typing) that gleeoks are Ganondorfs creations based on the spirit dragons

[@Aqsticgod]

i think the reason mineru didnt speak to link before he finds her mask(headgear?) is probably maybe she went into a sort of stasis until that moment, or maybe we just found a glaring plot hole in the story

[@monroerobbins7551]

I kinda like that he’s critical around the Zonai being used as McGuffin juice, cause no matter how cool the design is, it doesn’t pardon McGuffin blood.

[@Zeldahol]

Good to see you Bandit.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

The fight with Ganondorf is not just one of the best against him in the series, but actually got a laugh out of me. The way the health bar starts like normal but then keeps extending all the way to the right is such a smart-aleck fakeout.

[@OctoClink]

Its always a good day when Bandit uploads a video

[@gabrielryan-leon832]

Now that you mention it, Mineru could’ve been a traditional companion from older Zelda games but it I’m sure fans would hate the idea of another companion

[@KBFalin0027]

The Gleeock den might suggest that the Gleeocks were in the depth and upon the opening of the cave systems and ways into the depths, in turn they the events of the Upheaval freed and released the gleeocks into Hyrule.

[@phoenixdowner]

Ganon is jealous of the Zonai and his heart is filled with gloom.

[@jaffinator2166]

Very great video! Although I would have loved to see a section going over the BOTW bosses and how they changed. Because while Hinoxes and Moldugas are exactly the same, Talus’ and Lynels did have some pretty cool lore stuff happen to them.

[@willian1917]

great video....I'm just waiting for the next ones

[@happysmilesworldandgames8755]

15:00 kohga fell into a hole ->the depths Kohga flew into the sky -> the legend of zelda in space

[@EthanRPG]

Yay new Bandit Games video!!

[@thajocoth]

Lynels are still harder than Gleeoks. Gleeoks are really not that bad to fight... EDIT: The only boss that's harder than a Silver Lynel in this game might be the Queen Gibdo.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

And Lynels still aren't bosses. But they're too soft in this game. Sure they have a single new attack, and some have easily breakable armour, but they wield decayed weapons. Part of the fun was knowing that it could be wielding a 100+ damage weapon. Now what, 14?

[@hazardsigns]

I'm sad about the single Silver Lynel (outside of Majora's Mask challenge, which I found after). Made grinding for the furry armour upgrades an absolute chore 😂

[@thajocoth]

@@hazardsigns A lot of the lynels turn silver the longer you play. By the time I was grinding silver lynelsfor it, I had plenty to go around to.

[@SterbsMcGurbs]

A man who understands the importance of gravy. You are a scholar and a gentleman.

[@tyyTYftrryytyt5y]

The yiga put the banana peels in the hole and that cushioned kohgas fall

[@bryandetweiler6684]

Been waiting for this one.

[@bradleyadams5252]

Theory on the gleeoks, they are what happens when a hinox eats a secret stone! The reason why i think this is because, in addition to the gleeoks resembling a hinox in both their appearance and weaknesses, it's shown that monsters can gain elemental powers through eating various elemental fruits, as shown with the elemental like likes dropping the elemental fruits when killed. The fact that the like likes aren't able to move implies that the other monsters discovered this quality about them and intentionally fed them the fruits to power them up. The monsters experiment with the elemental fruits, giving many to a hinox to try and power it up, only for it to not work. Thinking that they just need something stronger, the monsters somehow get their hands on a secret stone (probably by killing one of the sages), feed it to the hinox, and boom! Draconified monster with all three elements!

[@PHiLLy2c]

I love how the purah pad looks like a switch

[@fireembliam9090]

7:22 Muck like the word good pun there.

[@cmniehaus5331]

What of Ganondorf isn't dead? The only way to de-draconify is with light and time powers. Link has both of those.

[@keithtorgersen9664]

@BanditGames, I had hoped during an encounter with a Phantom Ganon that we would have at least one time of "Dead Man's Volley" for old times' sake, but lamentably no.

[@thedupuis]

You are my favorite zelda tuber i have ever watched. Don’t tell him but you DOMINATE Zeltik😂

[@negaducksays9368]

Ahhh Master Kohga...the Team Rocket of Hyrule.

[@kiracaroso]

11:48 I could feel the annoyance when he said "The Zonai..."

[@BirdieSenpai]

Your fellow Southerner DOES get that one, indeed, good sir.

[@Spamkromite]

I like Gleeoks, and seeing them back in the Zelda games is a delicious pie slice of nostalgia 🥧 👀

[@speedy_MB]

You should do a Minsh cap lore of the bosses. I love this series. And Zelda wasn’t the same without you.

[@keithtorgersen9664]

That was a long 3 months.

[@graenovember]

Queen Gibdo reminds me of the Mothula enemy you fight in Windwaker.. I recently watched a playthrough of that game. Also!! The Gloom Spawns/Gloom Hands may also be inspired by the "Floormaster" enemies in WW. They have the same design, but they look like they're made of malice instead of gloom in that game (more purple).

[@swoomyswoom3455]

Idk why but i haven't watched you in a while I missed this

[@trebmaster]

14:25 - Poe Dameron "Somehow..."

[@angelmagickcosplay4162]

All the brits at the beginning seeing the "biscuits" and thinking... that's a scone! 😂😂

[@thesuspenseiswild]

I'm not sure if you have noticed but in the compendium of characters like Zelda, Rauru, etc the only non ally is which is absolutely perplexing especially since there isn't scheduled dlc.

[@Delphae111]

I think this is a different reincarnation of ganandorf, not dragmire.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

Dragmire was the first Ganondorf, born in OoT and spanning parts of each branch of the timeline. This is a later one, who may have a different surname.

[@AllExistenceItself]

3:49 That is one big mayor.

[@MatthewHosey-iu1hf]

I think that mineru might not have been able to contact us because link was not yet strong enough to face the seized construct in battle so by freeing the other sages he gains enough power to fight the seized construct therefore allowing us the player to speak with mineru

[@zedorian6547]

Damnit! I did not know about the Dragon Ganon…….oh well, at least it means I can try and do some prep beforehand

[@jakemelliot]

Thanks for this video - but you forgot the muck likelike boss.

[@Decomose]

Caught me off guard with the buscuits and gravy😂

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

Sheikah tech may have existed before Mineru's time. Even if we ignore things like her Construct servant having Ancient Blades, Gohdan might be their creation, and the Wallmasters from TFH simply have to be Sheikah tech given that they do possess the eye.

[@FierceDeity35]

The zonai copied the sheika, who copied the zonai. In skyward swords, we can clearly see the eyes of the sheika marking important objects. The zonai decended thousands of years after SS and took up the imagery of the sheika, something that happens in real history. Later, after the zonai died off, the sheika made a return and attempted to recreate the technology they found. (Stasis imitating recall, magnesis imitating masterhand) The fact that people can't believe that the age of the zonai takes place after spirit tracks/adventure of link/fourswords is ridiculous. "Founding of hyrule" You do realize that has happened dozens of times.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

@@FierceDeity35 it is strange how so many people seem to think Rauru's Hyrule is the first, when the Gerudo of his time cannot come before OoT chronologically given their green eyes and pointed ears. But wouldn't it be "the Sheikah copied the Zonai, who copied the Sheikah"?

[@Arealdragonfruit]

4:19 well, them appearing post upevil doesn’t necessarily mean as a result of Gannon. Its pretty evident that the Zonai Constructs are not from Gannon, but from the Sky islands; and of the bosses, the Gleeok seems the most likely to be from above the sky barrier. It is shown that things like fish and bugs are present on the sky islands, so other life like the Gleeoks are not necessarily a stretch either. Also the Upevil, while, yes, referring to the rising of the castle more specifically, also refers to the general initiating a events of the game, which in my mind includes the breaking of the sky barrier.

[@RyanDang2408]

I feel like there's a link between Frox and Glutko from the zelda cdi series judging by their design (dark green color, fangs, 1 eye) and they eat bombs. Kinda like a Dodongo too I guess

[@Sand-Walker13]

They definitely look like Glutko

[@heckr0125]

Froxs remind me of the Deku Toad mini boss from the lakebed temple in Twilight Princess

[@bruhmaster8272]

Why did the sages not use the full power of the secret stones? The Zonai. No no, he’s got a point.

[@tanandalynch9441]

The "full power" appears to be draconification, so the sages and stones would be lost to time and we wouldn't have Riju, or Yunobo (possibly Sidon since ice = Water but frozen) as sages And before anyone says anything about Farosh, Naydra and Dinraal being sages, no. They never were. That theory is debunked via the elemental emitters (Frost, Flame, Shock) as they literally look like the heads of the three dragons, just designed to be more terrifying.

[@bruhmaster8272]

@tanandalynch9441 I never really thought that deep, but it still makes sense a little since (I think) the Zonai forbad Draconification.

[@tanandalynch9441]

@@bruhmaster8272 They knew about it but there was nothing suggesting that it was forbidden, just frowned upon.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

​@@tanandalynch9441 how does that tie in with the Beam Emitters? They were designed with a unicorn head. I admit, there is a dragon that gets mistaken for a unicorn, that being Aquamentus, so that could be the inspirational dragon, but it's not the same dragon sort.

[@morningstaranalytics3754]

13:35 If u remember the Purah Pad was incomplete🤔 Probably programmed to only activate under certain circumstances being met In case soemone other than link did manage to get their hands on it🤔 Such as Kohga🤔

[@BloodMoonCosplays]

Any tips on the queen gibdo fight? Every time her second phase comes I fail, no matter what I do, and any tips help due to that

[@chaos4654]

Presumably, based off what I've heard, Mineru was fully asleep before Link interacts with the Construct Mask or preformed the rite for Thunderhead Isles. Which would make sense; as Zonai Constructs and structures, even on the Great Sky Island where we get the Pad, fell to ruin in the thousands of years she was in the Purah Pad... which really shouldn't have happened if Mineru were conscious that whole time.

[@verdantmistral442]

You don't have to perform the Rite. So it seems she's only really able to interact through the construct head.

[@slaytantyman6156]

Hello there

[@ApplePigGuy]

For flux constructs it says they are guardians of the location they are in(eg. Guardian of the great sky island) so they were probably security

[@johnrickard8512]

In a Nintendo game, if someone is sent "blasting off" into a twinkle in the sky, they will nearly always come back in the next episode/game. You can thank Pokémon for establishing that trope.

[@BenFeds]

maybe the gleeoks were dormant before upheaval and maybe it awakined them

[@ultraviolet5617]

Haha as a Texan, I loved the biscuit reference! XD

[@W4iteFlame]

What about phantom hand lookimg like floor masters...well, cause they are scary hands too

[@gavintheshiba8304]

1:12 boi those are scones

[@gabrielsalas8227]

just a thought, about the zonai constructs, they do roam or vigilate certain areas, that are like battle fields, but, when they're scanning their surroundings, makes me think that they are more like town / religious temple guardians, as they do appear in some shrines in the depths and the do not use any type of weapon, just their massive bodies and if they were made to train Link or other warriors, they would not have that massive weakness of being vulnerable to the ultra hand, as that would beat the whole purpose of being an obstacle, and since ultra hand is a zonai only it means that it was implemented as a security measure in case of malfunction and they won't rampage in a living zone or plaza , because to me those round areas looked more like plazas of some villages or living quarters, just my thought of course and those island where lies the king gleeoks may had some constructs but, well, king gleeok must have beaten them up to take the place as their home

[@oliviadouglas7352]

At about 3 minutes and 56 seconds in, if you look closely, the boss bokoblin with the 3 little bokos looks like a mommy duck with the baby ducks.

[@Possiblyafelon]

Wooooooooooooo

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodsc1447]

if by some miracle we DO get dlc for this game, I think one cool plot they could do is a post-game story where the yiga clan work to ressurect Ganondorf

[@jojobean-sc3zb]

imo the flux constructs were used for war, and when they weren't being used for combat , were stored on these islands.

[@adrianpi513]

Tbh to me malice sounds more threatening than gloom lol and i feel they softened the fear factor in the gibdos it wouldve been awesome if they were petrified mummies like ganondorf and shouldve kept their blood curdling shriek js.

[@blacket-bb]

As an Englishman, I see the opening joke as a threat

[@quickredf0x143]

The quest for the thunder helm says that Kohga died due to lightning strike related injuries.

[@verdantmistral442]

That wasn't Kohga, that was the researcher trying to recreate the helm.

[@MetaMorgan17]

The Queen gibdo I thought was a reference to the boss in skull woods in a link to the past

[@frostbyte2899]

Mmmm lore moments Amazing news

[@zephon6745]

I am hoping for a 2d boss analysis so we can see your thoughts on them.

[@fishnewt1331]

Okay. Let’s see what one of the most good-looking Zelda theorist has to say today. Edit: I think your theory on Moragia is supported by the mere existence of Marbled Ghoma and Colgera, since they are reincarnations of past bosses.

[@JGPlunder]

Queen Gibdo is the terrifying remake of the mini boss in the Wind Waker Deku Tree island dungeon.

[@andyq524]

Honey on biscuits is good too.

[@zero-3DG3]

Not sure if Colgera was created by gloom I mean it was imprisoned and the Rito see the ship it was on as a legend I guess we should wonder what made the ship appear and how or who imprisoned colgera

[@Wanderingsage7]

Marbled gohma is most like the lava centered like monster in wind waker that was tormenting Valoo.

[@PurpleAlzir]

That was Gohma in WW as well.

[@Corrupted_Eon]

Mmmm biscuit :P

[@ozgamer8801]

Very surprised that a connection wasn't made between Wallmaster hands and gloom hands.

[@Destrum_]

I hate to say it but you forgot one that you fight on the Sidon quest

[@menelquar]

More biscuit lore plz