Hyrule Dissected #1: How Much Health Does Every Enemy Have? (And How The Heck Does Armor Work??)

[@MiahTRT]

Quick Update! I somehow messed up the HP values for moblins during production. I accidentally used the Horriblin health values instead of the actual Moblin ones. Here are the corrected values: Moblin - 62HP Blue Moblin - 144HP Black Moblin - 360HP Silver Moblin - 1080HP I shall update this comment with corrections should any more arise!

[@scoopskicat]

You should pin your comment, that will make it much more visible. Also, been loving the ToTK videos, glad that I subscribed!

[@bofa722]

​@@scoopskicat pinning it would make it much easier to find

[@scoopskicat]

@@bofa722 Yep!

[@amitbikramsanyal4056]

Why do they have YT resolutions as HP lol

[@treybrzezowski3259]

There's also the Gibdo enemies that take reduced damage from non-elemental weapons. Buliara and Riju both make a point to note how resilient the Gibdo are. To the point that even the famed Master Sword merely plinks off them as if they were made of rock. But then they fold like paper once you subject them to any element but wind.

[@ANoobInvoid]

I'm still scratching my head why the Tunic of memories (OG champion's tunic) does not display the amount of health.

[@balls_gaming]

so people can't tell that weapons do different amount of damage as they say they are

[@vonraven947]

Idk but it lets you soot master sword beams when not at full health

[@Coppersulfate81]

@@balls_gamingwhich weapons beside the master sword do that

[@dmlfan928]

@@Coppersulfate81 Spears do less than displayed and 2 handed do more than displayed.

[@mudking2294]

rainworld ontop

[@rayveewrites6268]

Colgera's HP changing is kinda odd, considering how the player wouldn't be able to tell the difference- it always dies in six hits. Maybe it's just part of the general boss programming that wasn't worth the effort of removing?

[@jotasietesiete4397]

Maybe it changes the amount of arrows needed to break its weakspots, but diving into them allways breaks them instantly

[@Ordinaryhumanbeing-cg5vx]

If you kill it with arrows, it will take an extra shot or two to break.

[@jbob007h3]

idea,What if colgera only has 6 hp but each segment has 1 hp and 99999999999 defense.

[@brodyrichter8113]

@@jbob007h3well based off of how the defense can’t lower it beyond a quarter heart, 1 hp likely would still die in one hit.

[@Ordinaryhumanbeing-cg5vx]

@@jbob007h3 Nope, took two hits with a travelers bow the first time I fought it.

[@theman599]

"highest health enemy in the game is gibdo nest" seized construct with 20,000 health:

[@aidanhammans9337]

Yeah, you’re right! It even has more health when you take into account vulnerable hits when actually fighting it, which is 8 electric fences compared to one lighting strike

[@GarkeMan]

hey nice pfp

[@psyduckrules]

7:30 The rock octorocks won’t repair the champion’s stuff, or the items that were Amiibo-exclusive in Breath of the Wild.

[@aSh-pi1in]

​@@psyduckrules if you fuse them to any normal weapon, then separate them in Terry Town, they get repaired

[@yunobogoron223]

That’s what I was about to comment lol

[@homestuck_official]

Pebblits can also be defeated by just picking them up and throwing them. Edit: I KNOW YOU CAN JUST DROP THEM THERE'S BEEN LIKE 10 REPLIES SAYING IT. Why don't you guys READ THE REST OF THE REPLIES before adding yours?

[@RandomThingamajig]

You don't even need to throw them, you can just casually put them down and they will be set down head first where they flail for a couple of seconds and then explode.

[@Magmentorwastaken]

Pebblits can also be defeated by just picking them up

[@GiancarloThomazSenoni]

​@@RandomThingamajigjust use Yunobo charge ability or a hammer weapon to destroy the Pleblits

[@Detective_goose]

I thought that picking them up was the proper way to kill them

[@Midna78]

Yep, that's what I always do. But Yunobo tends to always hit them when I pick them up 😅

[@flodthelunatic5678]

In the last phase of a king gleeok, the ice head and thunder head are the only who attacking. The fire one stay sharp for defense : if you stay in the sky for to long, it spit a massive fire ball for taking you down

[@magnabueno5360]

Learned the hard way. 👋🏽💀

[@thebaseandtriflingcreature174]

it's terrifying how smart it is

[@ggholdengo]

3:49 fun fact: a captain construct cannot fuse items that you have ultra-handed. Instead it plays an exclusive animation (at least i think it is) where it gets mad at you

[@catsdogswoof3968]

It's not I could've sworn its just the regular anger animation

[@The_Huntsman]

With talus' you can also you use Recall to hit a talus with their own hand. It stuns them, and allows you to taunt them with; "why are you hitting yourself".

[@Gamerman2910]

Sigma male link vs beta talus

[@dana.d.4627]

I have tried this before and it is not possible to recall the Talus's hands

[@Jiroku7501]

@@dana.d.4627they have to throw it first

[@SmashtoonGamer]

This is also how you fight Marbled Gohma without Yunobo

[@RhondaPosegate]

AAAAAAAAA

[@captianblitz]

Fun fact about Constructs. It is canonically stated that they attack any invading lifeforms they see. While normally this is just the very not-Zonai looking Link, they will also fight any other enemy they encounter like Chuchus and Bokos. (This is easier to see/set up with Construct camps that have fallen to the surface or are in the Depths). In addition, Pepplets can be picked up and thrown to kill them

[@gregvaughntx]

I wonder if the Hero's Aspect armor prevents constructs from attacking. I'll have to try that this evening.

[@gospelofrye6881]

On the way to the Wind Temple there's a valley set up with 3 constructs and 3 bobos separated by some flimsy wooden palings. It's so obvious that you're supposed to knock down / burn the palings so the constructs see the bobos - that's how I discovered constructs will fight anything. I sat back and watched the two teams duke it out and the first time they somehow all exactly killed each other. Then I faceplanted and had to reload and I could never get that to happen again - there was always one bobo left standing 😢

[@captianblitz]

AHA does not disguise Link from constructs

[@catsdogswoof3968]

​@@gospelofrye6881there's one near dueling peaks and one in gurdston

[@streamofthesky]

@@gospelofrye6881 When I did it, the Bokoblins absolutely mopped the floor w/ the constructs. Like, within 10 seconds, without a single loss. And the Wind Temple was my first one, so it wasn't even some sort of late-game monster upgrade going on. O_O

[@herotehdude]

Random Fact for Moldugas: if you use Sidons water shield and let one attack you, you’ll be launched in the air with no damage, allowing you to access bullet time before you hit the ground

[@tattersthebat6253]

For Stone Taluses, you can also just ascend directly through their body, not just battle talus forts. It's a bit finnicky and can lead to you getting hit or slammed on if you're not fast though.

[@adamstanton5313]

And gohma

[@ZorotheGallade]

Ascending straight through their rocky bumhole

[@thesis-and-nieces6722]

Yeah it is a bit finnicky, sometimes it would go green but not activate. It took another second before it initiated

[@jumentoqueanima]

Like 69 nice.

[@necrobiologist3794]

Noticed something interesting in my own playthrough regarding the Phantom Ganon fights: for whatever reason, the one you fight inside the Great Deku Tree is slightly tankier than the ones you find out in the wild. It took a total of six full Master Sword flurry rushes for me to kill, whereas the one in the grove right outside took five. Never would have noticed it I hadn't fought them back to back. Wonder if the other Boss Phantoms are the same?

[@baron-stijn]

Regular encounters have 1200 health, but that specific one has 1800

[@katharinedixon8080]

Another fact about the boss bokoblin is that it's horn is the scrapped idea of what a lynel horn would look like

[@berkeleycreager3601]

I wish aerocuda had a stronger variant, they are not a ggod replacement for flying guardians

[@thebaseandtriflingcreature174]

the flying guardians were way scarier than normal guardians can't cut their legs to immobilize them (you can shoot their propellers sure, but it's way harder to do so)

[@stickman1410]

@@thebaseandtriflingcreature174 i always just spam them with bomb arrows in the end

[@evagarcia865]

Fun fact: you can ascend through the spider boss in the fire temple to hit the eye without having to break its legs or rewind the bomb rocks

[@Echo81Rumple83]

I figured, but it's so much fun to use Yunobo for that purpose alone 😆

[@v4n1ty92]

The only time yunobo gets taken out of annoying loser jail is to fight gohma. Don't take this away from him.

[@moonflower8525]

You can also fuse then immediately destroy an explodey rock instead of wasting a Yunobo charge

[@Thedemonkinghimself]

I almost killed marbled gohma with arrows but i went back bc i lost all my arrows

[@jaffinator2166]

Here’s a fun fact I learned yesterday. Horriblins can damage each other with the rocks they throw. I know that makes complete and total sense but it happened yesterday while I was playing and I found it cool.

[@frostbyte2899]

I’d like to note that Boss bokoblins have different horn commands. There’s one for the swirl attack, one to group up, and one to throw things at Link

[@ProbablyEzra]

For Flux Constructs, you can also grab their core instead of individual blocks, then shake them like you're trying to undo ultrahand glue to instantly disassemble them

[@Stupididiot-ci5gf]

You don’t need to shake, just pull. I thought the same thing but apparently you can just yank it out of there.

[@ProbablyEzra]

@@Stupididiot-ci5gf Tried it and can confirm. It seems less intuitive to me to just pull, but definitely less work for the hands so I don't mind

[@lilmanjoshplayz7478]

I remember fighting Colgera in the Depths, getting hit by its tornadoes, dying instantly and activating my fairy, but still getting a game over. I saw the fairy animation as the screen faded to black!

[@julesthehylianFP]

I think it does damage twice

[@ghb323]

I guess the reason to remove the HP numbers display for enemies was due to a formula calculation that conditions the damage output (especially the spear and two handed weapons “lying”). If it were to show, some strong enemies (especially scripted “strong bosses” have comically low HP which looks weird. The devs COULD give them reasonable amounts of HP and (de)buff the damage but that complicates things.

[@ghb323]

They could've done something similar to pokemon by showing their base power instead of the output damage.

[@ericolens3]

gloom hands are the new guardians. and just as guardians had a TON of armor, i guess thats why P Ganon has damage reduction armor. they are the jump scare enemies of their respective titles afterall.

[@Frosty_Dragons22]

SPOILERS I forgot where I first heard this, but if my memory is correct, if you take a photo of Phantom Ganon after defeating gloom hands, it will beep when you get close to where gloom hands spawn. It's nice for avoiding jump scares and knowing the locations. My first encounter was near that lizafos camp on the way to kakiriko village (I think it's near eagus bridge? I have the memory of a fish so I may be wrong). So you might want to head there if you want to take a photo of him.

[@BrianEX2023]

Don't worry, your correct

[@yukineelpis8703]

The horriblin do have a unique interaction with fire, whenever you hit one of them with fire by either throwing a bomb or anything else really they start to bust a move in an attempt to remove the fire from their ass very funny to see

[@TheGrayAllay]

Shooting with an arrow also causes the same reaction, however the stun time is less.

[@rcmg4013]

Dazzle fruit is very effective against horriblins when they are at the ceiling.

[@saphcal]

and on undead enemies. instantly kills all of them except stalnox, but causes him to instantly drop his eye and be vulnerable.

[@BookWyrmOnAString]

Also great against frox

[@HomerX221]

The gibdo queen is so much more stacked than all the other bosses, they really wanted to make the desert boss the hardest again lmao

[@corvus-pt1wd]

I beat gibdo queen before doing any of the other temples

[@TheBestEver99999]

Botw thunderblight was fair, hard boss for good reward. 🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@LinkoftheDepths]

It's weird that Silver Lynels only have 1k more health, I feel like they take a lot longer to kill than White Maned.

[@ZorotheGallade]

Must be because they have so few openings to hit them

[@LinkoftheDepths]

@@ZorotheGallade As many as any other color, if not more, due to some extra moves with long wind ups. I can easily keep a Lynel stun locked at this point. 1k damage is just a lot with normal weapons. It does add up with the quick Lynel kill method, though. Using a Royal Guard Molduga Jaw Claymore on it's last durability point, 3x atk up and Bone Proficiency, you can kill a regular Lynel in 3 hits, blues in 4, white maned in 5 and silvers in 6.

[@vnmememan8657]

@@LinkoftheDepths but there isn't really any fun in that method.

[@ZorotheGallade]

@@LinkoftheDepths What about a Zora claymore? Keeping wet is easier than breaking multiple royal weapons

[@The76532]

@@ZorotheGallade my duped scimitar of the seven is better because it doesnt break and i dont need to be M O I S T

[@azurehaiku]

want to note, rock octoroks cannot repair unique weapons like the champions weapons, they just spit them back out. however if you fuse that weapon to a non-unique weapon and feed THAT to a rock octorok, then unfuse it at tarrey town, the weapon will be repaired

[@Chris-gx1ei]

it's worth noting that the Demon Dragon has a special Weakness to the Master Sword

[@JoelHernandez-tz3vk]

So that explains why i was one shotting each eyeball despite each one having 1200hp.

[@Chris-gx1ei]

​@@JoelHernandez-tz3vk Yep, the Unfused Master Sword does like 10 times damage (meaning 300 in total resulting into four shotting each weakpoinz), and the fused Item seemingly has also a Damage Multiplicator, if you fuse a Lynel Saber Horn for example then it will only be two swipes, it's strange Because usually near Gloom Enemies the Damage of the fused weapon doesnt increase

[@Temsoon]

its cool how all three constructs have screen resolutions as their hp values

[@Kay20470]

A lot of zonai tech is considered blunt so it helps destroy lynel armor if you don’t have spare hooves, also dazzle fruit is super op. Dazzle fruit stuns most enemies and instakills stal monster not counting stalnoxs. If you want to save on bombs when fighting froxs it can help a lot.

[@egochka11]

Evermean logs for some reason have more attack power than normal ones

[@psuedonym9999]

I noticed this as well. Probably to make the Evermean logs more like the other monster object drops that are explicitly for fusing to get more damage, rather than you just wanting to destroy them to get wood instantly. Plus, if you use your Evermean club enough, it does eventually break the log and give you wood anyways (except if it's a Depths version).

[@GiancarloThomazSenoni]

14:14 WOW, but they go so down easily with Riju lighting ability

[@Hoovy-SV]

bomb arrows work too, and take less time

[@yleyatarn]

Literally anything destructive can bring it down to one shot.

[@solcreed10]

I'm guessing the 9,999 hp is when the nest isn't glowing.

[@The76532]

on the spread sheet it says "Cannot be damaged by normal means, but when lightning hits it, the damage is multiplied by 99,999. For bombs, it's multiplied by 1000."

[@ZorotheGallade]

@@The76532 So technically if there was a bomb that did less than 9 damage it would take two or more of them

[@Winter_Chill_]

You forgot that Yunobo has 3hp But will also always be limited to talking 1 damage per wave ...you can defeat each wave by just throwing an item (any item, even an apple) at him

[@ghb323]

that’s one way to save weapon durability.

[@saphcal]

that seems like a very wholesome way to bring him to his senses.

[@Clozent]

1:22 you didn’t mention that landing a headshot on stal enemies will (at least to my knowledge) instantly defeat them. 8:53 Aerocuda will, like Keese, die to a shield parry

[@izme1000]

If you shoot a horriblin in the head while it's on the roof, it will fall down. If it falls into water, it will drown. (The drowning applies to most enemies, but he fact that these drop into the water makes it stand out here)

[@TheBreadPirate]

If I were a Zelda monster, I would have 2 HP.

[@michaualtington]

i was very curious about red bokoblins because i remember them having 13 hp which made me very surprised when they survived a 20 dmg strike

[@angelopotenza9180]

If I'm not wrong you can one shot wizzrobes using the counter element

[@Snacker6]

You can! Again, the electric ones avoid this, but it feels like they should instantly die to water attacks like splash fruit

[@johannassburg]

@@Snacker6water should absolutely be the like damaging element for electric since electricity spread faster through water! Lol

[@catsdogswoof3968]

​@@johannassburgno rock slats

[@superwhatevergamin9634]

@@johannassburg "Hah... You think you can kill me with a fruit? KZZZT!!!" -A pile of ashes Yeaah, that'd be fun. :D

[@julesthehylianFP]

14:09 Seized Construct with 20000 health: Am I a joke to you?

[@MiahTRT]

I'll be honest, I just wanted an excuse to show off the HP of gibdo nests and completely forgot about the seized construct :p

[@julesthehylianFP]

@@MiahTRTit’s funny because riju does 9999 damage to it when it glows

[@melissamilford4186]

@@julesthehylianFPbombs too.

[@Plasma-1]

This is actually really funny and explanatory, this is by far the best KZbin video I have seen in a very long time! Keep up the good work!😊😊😊

[@galactice2555]

I did take a picture of a training construct about 60-65 hours into my playthrough, luckily I thought todo it as I was filling in my compendium and I didn't know if it would work but I'm glad I did.

[@samquik]

2:40 lmao yeah I had to go out of my way to run around the Lanayru Wetlands at night to find any Stalizalfos

[@EnigmaBarry]

Fun fact about Flux Constructs. Everyone knows you can use Ultrahand to target their Core's, you can wiggle right analog stick to break them into pieces. Here's what you don't know. *You can also shake your controller* instead of wiggling the right analog stick and they'll fall part just fine. The game never tells you this. Works with Ultrahand builds as well. You'll save yourself from potential Joy-Con drift.

[@DoxxTheMathGeek]

Thaaank you for showing us! I've been searching this for so long. Thank you!

[@sethstringer1670]

I feel like there's a stal lizalfos spawn point at the bottom of lanayru wetlands, near the road that would lead to a shrine, as I encountered some here, then later on needed one for the compendium, remembered them there, went to the same spot and they spawned again

[@violinrat9903]

10:28 you can not only ascend on battle talus’s, but also on any talus, if you stand directly under it, there is a small point that you can ascend.

[@kaelVODS]

thank you for taking the time to do this! amazing video as always

[@ojjlchmianliverman6046]

You can also damage evermeans with fire, I don’t think you mentioned that in the video.

[@Dindobo]

Fun fact! Horroblins hang mostly above water and they can fall down pretty easy with a dazzle fruit

[@paulv2348]

Good idea for the dazzle fruit for horriblins, I always try to headshot them. Yet I use the dazzle fruit qui the time for the skeletons!

[@kylestillwell7031]

Some extra fun facts! - If you shoot the horn of an electric lizalfo with an arrow, it'll discharge its electricity, rendering it unable to use it's electrical attacks for several seconds. - You can use rewind when horriblins their rocks at you to knock them down without expending arrows to do so. - pebblits can be easily defeated by picking them up and throwing them

[@arabidllama]

Kohga gaining so much HP each time you fight him points to him being terrifyingly powerful.

[@Snacker6]

Here is something that I would love for you to test: In BotW, every enemy had a damage value that they added to attacks. Basic bokoblins added nothing, blue ones added 4, black added 8, and so on. I was recently watching a playthrough, and the player was getting one shot with 5 hearts by being hit in the back by a black bokoblin with an 11 damage (on the card) spear, while the player had 13 armor. He should have only been taking 6 damage (a heart and a half) maximum, and even less than that due to the spear. Are the damage values of enemies changed that much, or is there a multiplier in place for back attacks? I would love to know more

[@reubenwallace-gibb4209]

You can also pick up and throw Pebblet enemies (watch out for the elemental effects from the Igneo and Frost variants), which kills them instantly. No need to waste weapon durability!

[@ghb323]

just for heads up, when calculating hits assuming they only take the same amount of damage each hit, it’s best to always round up (ceiling function), not down (floor or any downwards when 0.4 or lower) on measuring how many hits an enemy takes to kill: NumberOfHits = ceiling(HP/Damage) Simple example: Enemy has 1 HP, and takes damage (preferably 3 points of damage or more), this means if you were to round down, you’ll get zero hits. Another example is 2000HP and 15 damage, you get 133.[3] (bracketed means repeating decimals). If you round downwards, you will be off by 1 as it needs one more hit (134 hits actually, not 133).

[@KillerKill95]

7:18 information that's good to know about Rock Octoroks: they do NOT repair and give boosts to champion weapons... So once those break, you have to get the materials again to get new ones. For those wondering what the champion weapons are, they are: Great Eagle Bow (Rito champion bow) Scimitar of the Seven (Gerudo champion one-handed weapon) Daybreaker (Gerudo champion shield) Lightscale Trident (Zora champion spear) Boulder Breaker (Goron two-handed weapon). All of these are stronger versions of the weapons used to craft them (even stronger than the pristine versions).

[@FranceMappingandGames]

You forgot yunobo, here's his: 1: claymore: 3 hp 2: sword: 3 hp 3: spear: 3 hp 4: Throwing items: 567 hp 5: elemental; no effects, but only 6 hp 6: bombs; 3 hp 7: note that he only takes one third damage per hit for claymore sword and spear, no less no more and bombs same. All other throws have a can change from doing anywhere from 1 to 66 damage, but does 1/1000 of his hp or 1/3 of it, don't say I'm wrong because this is from what I did

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

1. if you're a bit stealthy, you can just use a hinox's arm to get up on top of it to take their weapons (I think I have a video somewhere, if you're interested. I was fully kitted out at the time, but I believe i did it before while using a low-level stealth elixir. 2. you can ascend through every non-elemental talus's body (i never tried on an elemental so idk) Also, two fun facts about froxes: You can climb up their arms or tail and use a stone-smashing weapon on his ore, just like a talus (I say this bc I've seen a couple people not know this, so idk if you do). And if you stay on their back until they buck you off, you can pull out your paraglider and they'll try to catch you in their mouth. Instead, you can shoot a bomb flower into their mouth, and then right about the time you land, the flower will explode and you can climb right back on them :) (I had to farm them. I got good at them lol. I also got good at king gleeoks -- being unfreezable is the way to go, as well as having at least 14 eyeballs (Depending on your weaponry you may need more or less. I was using x3 bows iirc. I guess you could use less if you were using a x5 bow. And you might be able to get away with 10-12, but best have extra. Also, use your sages. Except Mineru. She'll just get in your way. And I found that getting closer to the belly when using melee weapons meant a few more hits before I was knocked back. Not sure if it was worth it with the time it took to start shooting arrows again, but [shrug] There are multiple times the gleeoks never even got high up into the sky before I killed them c: I also had to farm silver lynels. I just brute forced them though, wore the highest armour I had and used the best weapons I had and ate often. I did get pretty good at the end there, though :D Okay done rambling)

[@GiancarloThomazSenoni]

8:38 you can destroy a Pebblits by using Yunobo charge ability, bomb arrows or a hammer weapon

[@epicnan1855]

or by picking them up and dropping them

[@GiancarloThomazSenoni]

@@epicnan1855 only work on regular Pebblits

[@saphcal]

@@GiancarloThomazSenoni no ive done it to all of them. the pebblits all die this way.

[@GiancarloThomazSenoni]

@@saphcal if you grab a Igneo-frost Pebblits, you set ablaze- freeze when you try to grab them, unless you wear flame-frost resitant armor

[@saphcal]

@@GiancarloThomazSenoni yes, but you can still do it. ive done it. you can even throw the flame ones while ablaze, you take some damage but you can do it.

[@fruitysoupy]

I've seen red horroblins fall from the ceiling and die when the caves are wet! The others might fall too but don't die instantly because they have more health, but I'm not sure

[@anthonyk3952]

Honestly, I guess the blunt spears on armor makes sense. Unless you have a LOT of force (like a jackhammer) behind it, forcibly poking a rock is not nearly as effective as a strong swing against it. Also as a pretty interesting fact: excluding Red Bokos, Green Lizals, Small Chus, Moblins and Taluses, all other returning enemies have the same HP values they had in BotW.

[@kloudytt]

The Stalfos Lizards can be found more frequently in the depths. However, they can spawn in certain areas of the map, mainly around where a lot of Lizalflos are respectfully. (Obviously at night)

[@pedro15305]

I'm so dumb, I always HATED the final phase of Frost Gleeoks cause I never could get up, but I never thought about using recall, damn, thanks

[@tomdaturtle5792]

Thank you so much for this video! I was really bothered that I couldn't see their HP because I had all the BOTW enemies health value memorized and I could tell some were different.

[@DavidStowers-o7k]

This is the video that I've been waiting to appear for nearly six months, cheers mate.

[@3polw]

Horriblins are extremely vulnerable to Dazzle fruits, you don't even have to hit them when chucking one out, and every single one will fall off the ceiling.

[@pogstache]

Fun note about pebblits: if you pick them up you can kill them without a weapon, but you should throw them because they will damage you upon exploding

[@dreaming_caiman]

Im pretty sure octoroks die in one hit and the 8 hp value is just fun reference to them being octopie

[@danielbricker7204]

you can test this by hitting them with any of the low damage weapons and report your findings. i didnt even think about the octupus and 8 hp joke so you got me to laugh

[@Thybalt102]

1:30 I love the "yep... no" with the arrow 🤣

[@SleepySeal121]

Yooo, so excited for more videos like this! I love Dark Souls Dissected, so getting Zelda videos in a similar format will be a ton of fun!

[@Gom1458]

Tier one Rizzrobes 7:33

[@MiahTRT]

I just now realized how off the "Dissected" part of the logo looks, especially in the thumbnail. might need to put it through some redesigns :p

[@vemijoev]

Yeah, at first I thought I was “PISSECTED”

[@Mooseofmooseington]

@MiahTRT I think that the master sword will do full damage, like when you use any other weapon during dragon Ganon, it doesn’t do much, but the master sword does a lot.

[@LinkoftheDepths]

That's why my Fierce Deity for Phase 3 idea doesn't work! Even though it would be doing more damage, it gets reduced, while the Master Sword does full damage. That was driving me crazy.

[@Nyxael5845]

​@@LinkoftheDepthsThere is a reason why the Master Sword is known as "The Sword that Seals the Darkness"

[@LinkoftheDepths]

@@Nyxael5845 Yeah, it makes sense. I just really wanted to pretend to turn into Fierce Deity for the last phase.

[@dreaming_caiman]

Funny how Colgara has scaling hp whe he just takes 1/6 total health damage depending on his cores you destroy

[@devonm042690]

Someone else wrote a comment saying that that translates to each weakspot taking an additional hit to break for each up-scale of health if you fight it with a bow..

[@kingoftherevolution4855]

I just loved ganondorfs healthbar filling up to double its size

[@NicTube]

OCTOroks having 8 HP is kinda clever

[@MiahTRT]

ha, I never realized that, nice catch

[@nicosilvestri6782]

Such a well made video! Thank you for the time & passion you put into your vids. You‘re amazing🫶🏼

[@Splitboltxful]

subbed, happy to see you go in depth on totk stuff

[@ps_ich]

As someone from germany i played the game well on german and there the constructs and there parts are named alpha, beta, gamma and delta respectivly. Same for the flux constructs but missing a delta variant. And the captain constructs are named elite constructs. For me, it was really irritating when i first learned that on english, they just had numbers it felt kinda meh.

[@vb8133]

In french they're named after army ranks, with the regulars being named soldier, corporal, sergeant and major, and the captain ones being named lieutenant, commander, captain and colonel

[@ps_ich]

@@vb8133 that's also very cool way I like that too. Thanks for sharing :3

[@MakeSafeTheCity]

10:24 as a new player who didn't know about this makes me feel so stupid 😭 thank you for teaching me this btw

[@andre-arthur]

Now it makes sense why electric enemies are such a pain. They not only have no weakness, but also have more health! Edit: well apparently chuchus are an exception since you can overcharge them! Neat!

[@potatojuiceultra]

11:33 - A faster way to do this is just stick the pieces together (grab one and push A right after), since it takes out 2 blocks at once.

[@nowonmetube]

Smart

[@ithimpu4ever]

Another spectacular video!

[@ghb323]

Liked the creative names you assigned them to. For demon king ganondorf's second phase, he should be called SS3 Ganondorf.

[@ghb323]

8:10 you can use recall on the 3rd rock to break it to save a durability point of your weapons. According to an NPC named "Nars" (spawn fighting against a Bokoblin), located at 3986, 1057, 0255 (near East sokkala bridge and Ukuku Plains), he hints about it.

[@UnluckyCharacter821]

Fact about Pebblits: If you pick them up, they will blast open after a short while.

[@edwardnedharvey8019]

Arrows vs stal enemies: head shots are lethal

[@gospelofrye6881]

Ever since I discovered (back in BOTW) that Link will "drop kick" a stal head when you pick it up and throw it, I've never been able to defeat a group of stals without trying to grab at least one head and punt it over the nearest cliff. Have died quite a few times... dudes whaling on me and I'm like "wait wait I just need one skull it's too funny stop... aw..."

[@GraemeSlam]

for the flux constucts, if you take enough blocks away or try pull away the construct eye thing it will disassemble into peices

[@falcoperegrinus2292]

I really like this - it will make for a great series! I want to see more hidden stats. The game is so damn secretive.

[@zenmaster8]

You can use ultra hand to immediately dislodge the core for flux constructs

[@sporgonmcgee]

Horriblin fun fact: a Horriblin will always spawn with a spear as a weapon. I have never see one with anything else, not even a bow.

[@dylanhentch9719]

In my testing, they can pick up and attack with two-handed weapons, but not from the ceiling. I didn't test one-handed yet.

[@DorkyDogBoy]

You can also pick up pebblets and throw them and they will die instantly. You can use fire fruits for frost ones and ice or splash fruits for igneo which will get rid of their elemental ability for a short period of time and allow you to pick them up and throw them

[@CorsairCarson]

You can find stalizafos right outside of zoras domain on the island connecting to the bridge

[@MrDylanHole]

silver enemies are way too chonky compared to their cousins it's more tedious than difficult to kill them

[@davidwhidden9337]

Fuse Ice (Gleeok or Frost Talus Heart) to a Royal Spear or Sword and flurry rush. It'll go down in one rush, except a Lynel.

[@Nyxael5845]

Royal weapons destroy silver enemies because of that sweet flurry rush bonus. It's a shame that they don't drop gems upon deatg tho.

[@monhi64]

Question about 5:20 these hidden multipliers everyone always describes them as some weird secret unexplained mechanic. But when I see it, it looks like oh we all just misinterpreted the attack numbers. Nintendo wasn’t just giving us the raw attack power of every hit, because that’s not the full story. The attack numbers were just an estimate of the DPS and are considering the weapons attack speed. So you know spears attack quite fast to counteract that they do a bit less damage per hit aka around 75% of the stated DPS. Is this not the case? Why else would there be secret modifiers that match up so closely to the weapons attack speeds?

[@MiahTRT]

My thoughts exactly. Nintendo probably thought that spears were a bit too OP so they had to nerf them a bit. Even then, they’re still OP :p

[@camdenzeigler6954]

Stal enemies die instantly when you throw a dazzle fruit

[@camdenzeigler6954]

Rock octoroks also work with bows

[@rtyuik7]

8:35(ish) - the Easier way to defeat Pebblits (or at least, 'easier' on your weapon durability) is to just pick em up...theyll explode after a few seconds, so you might want to also Toss them, but it works on any Pebblit (just use Freeze/Flame protection for the Elemental variants)

[@jstar3382]

Lizstalfos spawn randomly in depths from what i can tell

[@doctorbea]

Amazing work, brother! Great share!!!

[@Ra1d3n08]

Very helpful video, thanks for the info

[@princesscadance197]

Personally, my favorite way to deal with basically anything is a full Barbarian set, Gerudo Claymore fused with a silver Lynel horn, and SPIN TO WIN BOIIIIIIIIIIIIIII