Characters

A ghost that appears in the graveyard. Real and fake versions exist, and they can be distinguished.

A mummy enemy character. It has extremely high durability and does not possess the ability to stop Link's movement. A formidable foe that appears in various dungeons throughout Hyrule.

The boss of LEVEL 4, a dragon with two to four heads. The heads separate and continue to attack.

The LEVEL6 boss in 'The Legend of Zelda'. A crab-type enemy character with a hard shell, defeated by shooting an arrow at its eye the moment it opens.

Enemy character that attacks using a boomerang. There are two types: red and blue, and the boomerang can be deflected with a shield.

Princess Zelda's nursemaid and an important ally who guards the secrets of the Triforce and entrusts them to Link. As a member of the Sheikah tribe, she possesses high combat abilities.

A bat-like enemy that appears in the 'The Legend of Zelda' series. A small monster that performs surprise attacks by phasing through walls. Although it has low durability, it is fast and sometimes attacks in groups.

A mid-boss with a centipede-like appearance whose body shortens with each attack received, but the head is completely invincible and cannot be defeated. There are red and blue variants, with the blue one being particularly fast. Flames from the Magical Rod are effective.

An enemy monster that suddenly appears from the vast ground of Hyrule and charges straight at Link. Red and blue variants exist with different characteristics and durability.

Tubular monster enemy character with the trait of eating shields. If caught, it steals the shield, and if not defeated within a certain time, the shield cannot be recovered.

The protagonist of The Legend of Zelda series, a hero who embarks on adventures to save the Kingdom of Hyrule. Possesses the key story item 'Triforce of Courage.' Depicted as different individuals in each work, but consistently silent with no particularly standout personality traits set.

A formidable foe resembling a centaur that attacks with swords and beams as weapons. It has extremely high attack power and durability, and has appeared since the first The Legend of Zelda.

A Kansai dialect-speaking merchant who lives in an overworld cave and sells various items. An important support character who provides Link with diverse tools.

An enemy character that is a goblin with a bulldog-like face and attacks by throwing spears. It inhabits the forests of Hyrule in great numbers, and the red variety has slightly lower durability than the blue.

A circular worm-shaped mid-boss that appears in The Legend of Zelda. It has the characteristic of shortening its body each time it takes damage.

A ground enemy with the appearance of an octopus that spits rocks from its mouth for ranged attacks. There are individuals with slow movement speeds and fast ones, in two types: red and blue.

An old man who lives in caves and labyrinths, gives items and hints to adventurers, but sometimes demands rupees or life.

An old woman who lives in a cave on the surface, sells certain items, provides hints, and helps Link on his adventure.

LEVEL9 mid-boss that appears in 'The Legend of Zelda'. It attacks with a parent Patra and its surrounding child Patras.

A flower monster that usually flies around the sky and can only be defeated when stationary.

A monster that appears in The Legend of Zelda (the first game), featuring huge ears and defeatable via microphone input. It has high durability and is hard to defeat with normal attacks, but can be easily destroyed by shouting into the II controller's microphone, making it a unique enemy.

Princess of a small kingdom in the Hyrule region who hid the Triforce of Wisdom and entrusted its rescue to Link. Appears as a princess or ruler in many series entries, confronting the kingdom's crises alongside Link.

Falling rocks that occur on Death Mountain, indestructible enemies. Unless the screen scrolls, they appear indefinitely, and there is no way to deal with them other than evasion.

A poison snake that charges at player Link when aligned on the vertical or horizontal axis. In the Second Quest, it flashes and has increased durability.