@@Darbsternot that much sadly. You are seeing them once and then one of these two things happen: „Oh no I’m scared“ or „LETS GOOOO“ The second though is „Run“ or „ok let the timer start, I want to set up a record of killing them“
You know what would be cool, if in the next game, BOTH the Darknut and the Iron Knuckle appear, either as the defensive and offensive models, respectively (i.e Darknuts use S&S while IK's use Two handers) or, as Zeltik mentioned, the Iron Knuckle being a boss; I feel like it can be the boss version of the more numerous Darknut. Just a thought.
@@Altarahhn I really love this idea and I hope they do something like that in the new one. I always loved the Iron Knuckles, and it has made me sad that they haven't been in a new Zelda game since MM. They've always been more terrifying than their Darknut counterparts. So having them be a large miniboss or even an actual boss would be awesome. Fingers crossed that they make a comeback.
add the word "Luigi" to the dictionary. Luigi: "A word describing something or someone that is under-rated or does not receive the appreciation or love that it deserves."
I think Breath Of The Wild went with "Quality Over Quantity" with it's monsters, which was a good move considering their impressive AI and versatility. Nevertheless, variety never hurts and a larger batch of monsters with equally great AI would be much appreciated in the next Zelda game.
Dracosermonomicon I may be wrong but I feel like the AI they utilized was mostly fun gimmicks. I can’t recall a single enemy that actually responds to me exploiting a weakness. Like it was cool that they picked up bombs and how they ran for weapons but guardians were just charging and slashing.
I'm remembering those huge keese swarms that would show up occasionally. What if those would converge into a giant demon, attack in that form for a little, then break up again to move around only to converge again? Seems like a good way of handling the Vire, if you ask me. Also, I never actually realized that there weren't many things in the way of darker enemies. Redead Knights coming back would be rad and could lead up to a really interesting boss or sub boss.
@That Hippie Gamer It's name it's Gomess. It could be a boss that would attack you in some places during night. You'd be in lanayru wetlands eating frogs or whatever and then as it turns night a swarm of keese fly towards you. You throw a bomb at them but instead of dispersing they form together into one Gomess.
@@therealbestgage I think you're thinking of the Garo Master, who's one of the two mini bosses in stone tower temple. Gomess is the second mini boss you fight
@@jpeg6906 SAMEEEE I hope since they're keeping the goombas they're also keeping all the other weird stuff like the Princess Peach photo and Kirby enemy :')
mega chungus Legit, that’s what I’m saying, and I totally mean it! I love everything about the original (well, I’ve only played the DX version but still) and I can’t wait to experience it ALL again in the new version!
To be fair the Flying snake type of dragon is closer to the Asian interpretation of what a dragon is. Think Shenron from Dragon Ball that's more what they were going for, but I do agree we need more dragon enemies.
Wurm, Lindwurm and Tatzlwurm....There are more variants of the "flying snake" and other serpentine dragons in mythology then the "proper dragon". The widely used four legged western variants are cool but it's more serpentine variants shouldn't be disregarded as lesser just because media favors one particular type.
Wallmaster and groundmaster were two of the creepiest enemies I remember! Plus getting snagged by a wallmaster and brought back to the beginning of a dungeon was frustrating and made them all the more terrifying.
Redead, Poes, Like Like's, Dark Nuts, Iron Knuckles... I'd like to see Skeletal enemies not also be spawned in every location at night as well if possible... If they continue making Zelda's like BotW, more enemy variety is definitely a must IMO...
Kitt Stargazer they gotta fix the weapon system for that. They wanted most enemies to drop weapons because of the weapon degradation so it limited the enemy selection. I'd love a new Gohma in the botw sequel
I'd vote for Wolfos and Poes, for Wolfos you could have them roam the overworld that lead wolf packs thar are around 5 in numbers and don't flee from a killed wolf. Have it be twice as big as a normal wolf and the best way to kill it being its back like shooting it from behind with a bow (which is their weakness from OOT and MM. Drops would be Wolfos Claws, Wolfos Fangs and some type of meat. Maybe throw in White Wolfos for Hebra, a Desert type for Gerudo and normal types for everywhere else. Poes on the other hand would be great dungeon bosses, since Poes are spirits of hatred, imagine a Malice Poe, a ghost that roams the area and can both vanish at times and shoot out fire from a lamp at Link, to kill it you would need to shoot the hidden Malice eye located on it and after defeating it, certain sections blocked by Malice open up.
@@170skeith I don't think they necessarily need to be able to drop weapons, there are extant enemies in BoTW (Like Likes, Keese, Guardians, Wolves) that don't drop any weapons upon defeat. Perhaps they could introduce a weapon crafting system to make up for that though? Imagine making a weapon out of the horn of an enemy, or poisonous arrows out of Chu Jelly, or idk. Not all the good drops have to be weapons.
@@superheriber27 Huh, wonder why I said like likes then. Maybe I meant chuchus? Anyways, I liked the idea of a crafting system mostly because it fits the rugged nature of the original game, that you're kind of just surviving off of what you can scavenge. That, and it bothers me that you can't at least make your own arrows.
I really miss the undead enemies in Zelda. I'm an honestly shocked there were no Poes or ReDeads in Breath of the Wild. Can you imagine a malice infused ReDead, Wall/Floormaster or DeadHand having a grab at you once night hit (and on a bloodmoon at that)? If I'm not mistaken, Poes had lingering attachments to the world before death, and considering the Kingdom of Hyrule was wiped out.. it'd make sense to even see your standard Stal-enemies that were once people defending the Kingdom. It'd be not only creepy, but a sad state to see your fellow knights in. Based on your "BotW could have been much darker" video, I'm really hoping for a dark Zelda on the scale of Breath. Love your content man, Keep it up!
I kinda missed poes too, but I'd rather have TP's aesthetic variant in botw at least. I mean you could cut back the number of Korok seeds by half - you only need that many to fully expand all inventory slots, and just fill in the rest with poes. Or the aliens from Majora's Mask roaming the fields at night, primarily near the stables with cows. To me this would be rewarded with different horse gear or rare weapon/shield/bow that's otherwise very hard to come by, rupees becoming the default reward after getting the other possible rewards. Doing all the major spawn points should get you an armor set. I dunno, I feel that would've been better way to get some of the more exclusive stuff rather than locking them away behind amiibo.
@@ShadowSkyX Oh definitely. They could have at least made BotW styled undead enemies for this title, it's just a little bland having only two-three Stal variants. Since you brought up horse gear, I instantly thought of glowing Poe's gear and now wish that was a thing. It's a shame some of the cool features were indeed locked behind Amiibo. Maybe that wont be the case for the next installment.
@@netweed09 Cadence of Hyrule is a rhythm game based off Crypt of the Necrodancer and the Legend of Zelda, it has the gameplay of Necrodancer with the enemies and formula of Zelda
I really don't get Like-Like's absence from both Breath of the Wild and Skyward Sword considering both games made loosing your shield a part of the game loop rather than an inconvenience like it was in other games.
yes, they are, but both appearances of them put heavy restrictions around them. they arent intimidating in their own right, but because you cant kill them (without macguffin x from end game) and your own powers are heavily restricted. realistically, they are just a re-skin of darknuts/iron knuckles. PH you are on a constant time limit around them, and if i remember ST correctly, you have to avoid them long enough to give your sword the power to temporarily stun and by extension, get zelda's help. it would take an extreme amount of re-imagining to make it work.
@@cullenlatham2366 yeah they literally had an entire plot around them unlike any overworld enemy or dungeon miniboss, or even the bosses themselves. They can't just take all that concept and throw it out.
It’d be interesting if they were completely immune to damage in the game, and it’d be cool if they looked like normal suits of armor decorating the halls of hyrule castle, until you got too close. I think they’d be a nice jump scare enemy, no loud noises (cause using loud noises is a cheap jumpscare) they just lunge at you.
The Dead Hand returning as a mini overworld boss like the Lynels and Hinoxes would be horrifying in the best way. During the day they'd only show up as the ring of grasping hands and only fully come out at night or in dark places once they've grabbed you
Imagine going through a dark labyrinth filled with monsters. At the end, one big room. A bunch of hands come out of the floor and after you approach them, a giant dead hand jumps out.
I actually have an entire list of enemies I wanna see BotW style: Let's start small with minor enemies such as Skulltula, Dekubabas and Tektites, as these alongside other staple enemies were sorely missing in BotW, even if they would've been as simple to defeat as Keese. Now, onto the big hunks of cheese: *Helmasaur:* Giant rock lizard with a protective mask and whipping tail, what more could you ask for? Further, aspects like King Dodongo's weakness to bombs or Rupee shards on the monster's body could be implemented for more complexity and potential bonuses. *Stalfos:* Just having Stal enemies isn't gonna cut it, we need the real deal! Just like in the past, Stalfos need to be well-armed, careful and skilled, and you kill them the classic way by first knocking them down and then blowing them up with a bomb. A mix between perhaps OoT's and SS's Stalfos would fit. *Eyegore:* Cyclops golem with a laser eye, 'nuff said. *Floormaster:* Considering BotW system, Floormasters could be absolutely vicious in this format, being able to hide in their portals and grabbing and utilizing anything they can find, ranging from basics objects like rocks and pots, over weapons Link could also use to even enemies, in the same fashion BotW's Moblin's throw Bokoblins. How their iconic trick of grabbing you and sending you who-knows-where would work, I do not know, but that would probably only work with legit dungeons involved, anyway. And to end things off on a classic note: *Like Like:* Like Likes and Rupee Likes could literally hide all over the place, and in a BotW format, steal all sorts of equipment and resources from you. If that doesn't make you want to be cautious around anything sitting in plain sight, I don't know what will.
Funny thing is Eyegores and Beamos could be explained as prototypes of the other guardians. First a stationary model, then went for something bipedal, then opted for something for more mobile
I'd really like to see Lanmola. I really enjoyed their fight in alttp, and I can imagine in a game like botw, it'd be cool to have worms like that flying in and out of the sand at you.
yeah it was freaking weird having only one kind of giant sandworm in the BotW desert and nothing else. at least lizalfos can dig, but cmon. how hard could it be to recycle a bit of coding and put a lanemola or moldorm or peahat in there? they can't be complicated to animate.
cannon They're definitely either a relative or at least inspired by them because like Darknuts, Phantoms can only be hit in the back (Darknuts can also be hit from the side).
Darknuts r shown, in Windwaker at least, to b a living species of Anubis looking dog/jackal-like humanoids in heavy armor, the Phantoms r literally magically possessed suits of armor. So, at least imo, given the fact that the various Guardians in BotW r also possessed and reprogrammed by Calamity Ganon's magic/essence, the Phantoms being reimagined as bipedal Guardians fits thematically at least. Just my opinion tho.
I would love to see Bellum, as well as the Phantoms from phantom hourglass and spirit tracks, as phantom hourglass was my first ever Zelda game I played and I instantly loved the series.
The OoT giant Peahats were so friggn weird. Most memorable encounter in all of OoT imo ;D You just see that thing in the background somewhere thinking it's a big plant, and you don't think much of it... then it suddenly takes to the air and spawns little babies at you..... What da hek is even happening?! ;D It would be fun to see in the BotW overworld as a boss.
@@ChadtronicFan those are just regulat wolves a wolfos is like a werewolf without the turning back into a human when its day time they are very hard to kill in Oot
I know it hasn't been THAT long since we've seen them (and their armor appears in the game) but I'd love to see Phantoms come back as near-unkillable enemies. They should return along with some more representation from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, such as remnants of the island villages returning or possibly decayed train tracks running all around Hyrule. I would love to see a little more representation of these games.
The train tracks idea is cool but it wouldn't work. Spirit Tracks takes place in New Hyrule, a new kingdom after the original got flooded. It seems botw takes place in the original Hyrule as it has all the classic locations like Lake Hylia, the Lost Woods and the Temple of Time. I also remember a race of snow people in Spirit Tracks (idk their name) and those guys ain't here in botw.
I don't know, that seems pretty redundant to me. Iron Knuckles and Darknuts are already pretty similar, so adding a third enemy that's basically another giant knight in a suit of armor might be overkill. That being said, giving Ironnuts the ability to teleport like certain Phantoms, as well as sometimes carrying fireblades, would be a terrific call-back to the Phantoms.
Wolfos were Kokiri children that got trapped in the Lost Woods. After the Great Flood, the Kokiri became the Koroks and thus no more turned into wolfos.
That should be like hell, like sort of choosing your own ending, sorta. You can be a sick to people or be nice, and when you die you go to “heaven” or “hell” or whatever. If you go to the hellscape you have to fight through hordes of monsters to spawn back where you were, but if you fail, you spawn at the last save point. Heaven would just be a case of spawning back after death immediately
I love Iron Knuckles but I would say the darknuts specifically from Twilight Princess for a enemy because in that mid way through the fight their fighting style changed to and their design is a beautiful set of armor Plus storming Zelda’s castle and fighting 3 of them and 1 special darknut feels so awesome
But how would they work? Bombs and arrows make them easy to kill from afar. They're stationary enemies so it's not a very dangerous enemy. But even if you give it a projectile attack to make up for it I would argue that it's just an Octoroc at that point. The only idea that could make it work would be if it can burrow and move underground to pop up to bite you.
I kinda hope that for a new 3D zelda game, we get more sword techniques like in Twilight Princess or Minish Cap or even Wind Waker, items are cool and all but sword techniques always give the pure impression of martial growth, more items make Link feel more clever and skilled, Sword Techniques make Link feel like he's coming into his own as a Warrior
In the lore, he was a Kargoroc that fused with the Mirror Shard and the evil magic of Ganon. I think he will stay to TP, like the other Bosses. But why not another Wyvern in Zelda ?
Nonoctoro did Zeltik asked what Zelda Bosses would YOU want to see or Zeltik did ask, what Zelda boss based on lore want to see in future Zelda games? 🤔
Master Kohga should have made a return after his stupid death. He should have been reformed using the Malice, and looked like that. So disappointing he doesn't.
I know this video is super old at this rate, but I couldn't resist commenting. I know they're a relatively minor enemy, but they've been in so many of the main titles that I was really surprised they didn't make an appearance in BotW. The Armos. I absolutely love those murderous statues to bits. They're so much fun to fight in almost any iteration and I think they could have been a great addition to the Divine Beasts, in shrines, or even as a guardian variant!
A boss by the name of Gleerock was the boss guarding the fire element in the Minish Cap. Maybe you can combine the Gleerock with the staldra to form quite the strange and powerful enemy, especially if it can mix up it's attacks with elemental, magical attacks that it can use in a variety of ways. Heck you might get a cybernetic, or enhanced version, upgraded through technology and magic while still maintaining it's original traits as a fully fledged boss.
In Japanese mytology that's basically what dragons are, so I don't see your point. They are cool, but definitely not the classic European version we know of dragons.
Really enjoyed the video and would love to see you continue with this series. Maybe even a video of your favorite enemies, mini bosses and dungeon bosses.
The Thunderbird wasn't an evil monster in Zelda 2, he was an artificially created guardian of the triforce of courage. So, if they bring him back, it should be with this purpose in mind and not as an underling of Ganon.
@@nozoto same with the Fokka they along with the thunderbird were protectors the great palace was the only place untouched but ganons minions (btw head Canon fokka=rito thunderbird=Occoca adult)
The Dead Hand from OoT was absolutely terrifying and would make a great overworld enemy in a creepy swamp or forest. Imagine walking through some tall brush only to disover its stalk like hands camouflaged amongst the vegetation when one reaches out and grabs you.
Honestly at this point just standard 3d Zelda enemies haven’t showed up in a while. Neither skyward sword or BOTW had Darknuts, Poes, wallmaster, redead, tektites, gohma etc. I’d love to see more traditional Zelda flavored enemies and dungeon aesthetics come back in the next 3d open world game but with the breath of the wild structure and scope
Dark Nuts or Iron Knuckles would have been a great addition to the Hyrule Castle area, and since the next one is probably going to have more substantial dungeons, I hope we see something like them there. The lack of any creepy enemies was pretty notable. It would have been great to go into forest areas and find poes, or even skulltulas. If the next game were more spooky in general, it'd be neat to see something like the Anubis from OoT return.
I found it weird how he called them flying snakes too when really european dragons are also described as serpent like and some dont have wings but they are given differnt names
@@abradolflincler3762 I'm not entirely sure if they were "human" or not to be honest, (I think they were the guards transformed by Ganon, so probably were) but since we kill them in link to the past/between worlds, it shouldn't be much of an issue
I think the Mothula would be a very good addition to the next Zelda game. Having last been seen in Wind Waker, I think, would make a pretty cool enemy. They can spawn little larva creatures that could crawl around as beasties of their own. They could also blast flame. Because they're bugs, they could even hide up in the trees and camouflage themselves so they look like a bunch of leaves. When Link gets too close or he hit a tree with an axe (assuming you're able to do that in the next game) they fly up and out of the trees, or they could drop down onto Link while he's under them. Anti-fairies could be a pretty cool enemy to revive as well. It could not only steal your stamina or cause you to be unable to draw your sword, but they could also slow down your stamina regeneration, stop it completely, or have it drain slowly for a couple of seconds so it'd be riskier to fight them or use stamina related abilities. Perhaps even other enemies could summon them if they get ahold of an anti-fairy in a bottle. Then of course, hitting one with a boomerang instantly turns them to fairies.
I stand firmly resolved that redeads and gibdos should be in botw 2. Maybe they should ditch the obnoxious freeze the game when you see them and replace that mechanic with perhaps removing access to your bow, stamina wheel, and should reduce your attack and walk speed in half whil'st slowly draining your health with their blood curdling scream and stare until you kill them. It would do so much to add extra creepiness to certain areas. Imagine if botw's castle town was swarming with these, perhaps you could find a harder varient of redead that had Hyrulian armour equiped. Perhaps in the Akalla citadel?
Yeah and Darknuts could be basically knights who have sided with Ganon and have guardian swords and you must use stasis to stun them then remove their armor, where they then pull out a guardian spear, gaining greater agility and power, and maybe they could have Darknut captains as minibosses, or Darknut Leigionnares, Darknuts riding horses with axes or spears
I strongly feel that every Zelda game had that one “wow that was so cool” boss fight(or multiple, if you wanna talk TP), except BOTW. The dlc final boss is arguably cool but still not all that much. I love gleeock. He’s so badass looking, and I really got my hopes up when an early screenshot of a divine dragon was leaked and I thought you were gonna fight the ocarina of time boss on top of a volcano or something. It doesn’t have to be a volcano, but a gigantic dragon boss fight would be so new but yet still so “Zelda”.
I would love to see the “Soldier” enemies only found In alttp, a link Between worlds, Four swords adventures and tri force heroes, they Are only referred to as Soldier, Blue sword Soldier, green archer and so on, they Are not close to being Dark nuts at iron knuckles being as weak as bokoblins but i would love to find out more about Them as they Seem as such a HUGE mystery, what Are they, where did they come from. I would love to see Them In botw2 and even better a theory about them
In ALTTP the soldiers are brainwashed (by Agahnim) royal soldiers, they were searching for Link and Zelda to capture them in that game. I have no idea about the other game because I didn't play them.
Would've been nice to see some re-imaginings of the Goriya, Taros, and Daira from the first few Zelda games. Maybe even the Eyoegore as some kind of Sheika automaton.
Vires- Cool idea, Perhaps they could be tied to those flocks of keese from BotW some how? Darknuts- About twice Link's size, and typically come in groups of 2-4. Highly armed and armored, They should be strong (but a far cry from Lynel-strong) and rely solely on melee attacks. Iron Knuckle- Seperate from the Darknut, Pretty much the giant knight boss from your video. I think some better foot soldiers might be in order for the next Zelda game: Bulblin- These guys have the versatility of a Lynel, but the strength of Bokoblin. They are fairly weak but they are well-armed and always come in groups, each also caries a melee weapon and a bow. They will employ a number of coordinated tactics against Link. Bulblin Captain- A Big Bulblin that is protected by a phalanx of normal Bulblins with spears, The Captain has a large weapon (Two Handed for for Link) and shield. He also has a bugle which will summon near by monsters to come fight.
Here’s a weird one, the nejiron from MM could be like the travelers that turn out to be yiga in disguise, but goron travelers that attack and then explode on link
Iron Knuckles was my favorite enemy since Ocarina of Time. I was practically obsessed. I also NEVER KNEW the Hinox was the bomb-throwing bastards from A Link to the Past! That's pretty awesome as well as the lionyls!
"seeing gleook reimaginated as a gigantic multi headed dragon would be really awesome"
TOTK's gleooks: let us present ourselves
For real, they're terrifying lol
@@Darbsternot that much sadly. You are seeing them once and then one of these two things happen: „Oh no I’m scared“ or „LETS GOOOO“
The second though is „Run“ or „ok let the timer start, I want to set up a record of killing them“
When you said “last appeared in Majora’s Mask, 19 years ago” I think I got arthritis, I feel old now
In that case, I'm freakin ancient! I remember fighting iron-knuckles in Zelda 2. I never even played any of the 3D Zelda games. :D
You know what would be cool, if in the next game, BOTH the Darknut and the Iron Knuckle appear, either as the defensive and offensive models, respectively (i.e Darknuts use S&S while IK's use Two handers) or, as Zeltik mentioned, the Iron Knuckle being a boss; I feel like it can be the boss version of the more numerous Darknut. Just a thought.
@@miguel0n338 you need too. They are amazing.
Time flies when you're -getting old- having fun.
@@Altarahhn I really love this idea and I hope they do something like that in the new one. I always loved the Iron Knuckles, and it has made me sad that they haven't been in a new Zelda game since MM. They've always been more terrifying than their Darknut counterparts. So having them be a large miniboss or even an actual boss would be awesome. Fingers crossed that they make a comeback.
Aquamentus: "Not a valiant and beautiful creature"
Boi, it's a unicorn dragon, what more could you want?
A hippodracus?
Man's has a bias against Asian style dragons?
Rabbit dragon
@@patrickbarrio101 probably not a bias against them, but in western culture dragons with unicorn horns are unheard of.
I want “them” back. From majora
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I actually would have liked Darknuts in Hyrule Castle instead of the Lynels, just like in Twilight Princess
That would have been perfect
Yeah and Redead's and Stalfos made sense for the Castle surroundings, they could even be wearing Hylian armor.
Lupon Scarlet Eye one of the few things I wanted darknuts like tp oh sad times
Darknuts for sure.
The darknuts in wind waker and twilight princess were the best
Imagine if we could find Redeads in the Dark Forest Area ...
hearing that scream in the middle of that area would make anyone shit their pants.
Vívio CA2 I was kinda hoping to see them on Castle Town.
I WANTED THAT SO BAD
Oh geez, now that would've been awesome!
Damn right
I was also hoping for redeads
Fun fact Batreaux from Skyward Sword Is a vire but hes an npc that you dont fight
I never made that connection. Holy crap.
So the first vire is a good guy
I thought so!
What is a Vire?
I figured it out. Thanks.
@@jeffmckenzie7282 you know you can delete comments?
add the word "Luigi" to the dictionary.
Luigi: "A word describing something or someone that is under-rated or does not receive the appreciation or love that it deserves."
Yo this rapper is *luigi* as hell
Amen
A secondary counterpart/version that is perceived as inferior, despite having equal or greater value
I am very much Luigi
A secondary version is igored bur it has equal or greater value then the Mario Version. Mario definition: something that is overrated
I think Breath Of The Wild went with "Quality Over Quantity" with it's monsters, which was a good move considering their impressive AI and versatility. Nevertheless, variety never hurts and a larger batch of monsters with equally great AI would be much appreciated in the next Zelda game.
Dracosermonomicon I may be wrong but I feel like the AI they utilized was mostly fun gimmicks. I can’t recall a single enemy that actually responds to me exploiting a weakness. Like it was cool that they picked up bombs and how they ran for weapons but guardians were just charging and slashing.
would of been nice if they added them in in updates/ patches tho..
Now that we already have a full engine and a good, colorful set of enemies, Nintendo has plenty of time to design the next set for BotW2.
I hope botw2 will have more monsters
@@kaingates guardians were robots though which makes sense for them to be predictable
I'm remembering those huge keese swarms that would show up occasionally. What if those would converge into a giant demon, attack in that form for a little, then break up again to move around only to converge again? Seems like a good way of handling the Vire, if you ask me.
Also, I never actually realized that there weren't many things in the way of darker enemies. Redead Knights coming back would be rad and could lead up to a really interesting boss or sub boss.
Poe's and redeads would be cool. I think it would also be cool if they reimagined some old Zelda bosses to use as bosses for botw2
@That Hippie Gamer It's name it's Gomess. It could be a boss that would attack you in some places during night. You'd be in lanayru wetlands eating frogs or whatever and then as it turns night a swarm of keese fly towards you. You throw a bomb at them but instead of dispersing they form together into one Gomess.
@That Hippie Gamer gomess
@That Hippie Gamer um isnt it the guy who looks like a plaue doctor
@@therealbestgage I think you're thinking of the Garo Master, who's one of the two mini bosses in stone tower temple. Gomess is the second mini boss you fight
I think Tektites would be cool to see again. Re-imagined and more threatening.
I wish we knew more of the lore behind Death Sword. I swear, literally nobody remembers him.
I do.
Who's that?😉
I do as well. twilight princess is my second favorite zelda game
How can anyone forget one of the most mysterious and terrifying Minibosses in the series? I would love some more lore on it
@@krenze1164 A gigantic floating sword that, and when Link turns into his wolf forme, he sees a ghost is wielding it.
Terrifying Zelda enemy that needs to return; the shopkeep from Link's Awakening
So hyped for Link’s Awakening on the Switch!!!!!!!
@@jpeg6906 SAMEEEE I hope since they're keeping the goombas they're also keeping all the other weird stuff like the Princess Peach photo and Kirby enemy :')
can’t wait to get zapped to death in hd
mega chungus
Legit, that’s what I’m saying, and I totally mean it! I love everything about the original (well, I’ve only played the DX version but still) and I can’t wait to experience it ALL again in the new version!
No wait; the terrifying shopkeep from Windwaker that sells you the sail.
To be fair the Flying snake type of dragon is closer to the Asian interpretation of what a dragon is. Think Shenron from Dragon Ball that's more what they were going for, but I do agree we need more dragon enemies.
Marche that is exactly what I was thinking when he mentioned BotW’s dragons being “flying snakes”
Wurm, Lindwurm and Tatzlwurm....There are more variants of the "flying snake" and other serpentine dragons in mythology then the "proper dragon". The widely used four legged western variants are cool but it's more serpentine variants shouldn't be disregarded as lesser just because media favors one particular type.
like aeralfos’?
*ahem* wYrM
I think you mean chevron.
My favorite gas station dragon
Wallmaster and groundmaster were two of the creepiest enemies I remember! Plus getting snagged by a wallmaster and brought back to the beginning of a dungeon was frustrating and made them all the more terrifying.
Botw 2 needs to actually have dungeons
imagine if a wallmaster dropped you in a random place of the typhlo ruins
Ngl I just hate those enemies. Leave me aloneeeeee
The reason for Farores Wind was a necessity
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Redead, Poes, Like Like's, Dark Nuts, Iron Knuckles... I'd like to see Skeletal enemies not also be spawned in every location at night as well if possible...
If they continue making Zelda's like BotW, more enemy variety is definitely a must IMO...
Kitt Stargazer they gotta fix the weapon system for that. They wanted most enemies to drop weapons because of the weapon degradation so it limited the enemy selection. I'd love a new Gohma in the botw sequel
I'd vote for Wolfos and Poes, for Wolfos you could have them roam the overworld that lead wolf packs thar are around 5 in numbers and don't flee from a killed wolf. Have it be twice as big as a normal wolf and the best way to kill it being its back like shooting it from behind with a bow (which is their weakness from OOT and MM. Drops would be Wolfos Claws, Wolfos Fangs and some type of meat. Maybe throw in White Wolfos for Hebra, a Desert type for Gerudo and normal types for everywhere else.
Poes on the other hand would be great dungeon bosses, since Poes are spirits of hatred, imagine a Malice Poe, a ghost that roams the area and can both vanish at times and shoot out fire from a lamp at Link, to kill it you would need to shoot the hidden Malice eye located on it and after defeating it, certain sections blocked by Malice open up.
@@170skeith I don't think they necessarily need to be able to drop weapons, there are extant enemies in BoTW (Like Likes, Keese, Guardians, Wolves) that don't drop any weapons upon defeat. Perhaps they could introduce a weapon crafting system to make up for that though? Imagine making a weapon out of the horn of an enemy, or poisonous arrows out of Chu Jelly, or idk. Not all the good drops have to be weapons.
@@GarryDumblowski breath of the wild doesn't have like likes
and why a crafting system?
@@superheriber27 Huh, wonder why I said like likes then. Maybe I meant chuchus?
Anyways, I liked the idea of a crafting system mostly because it fits the rugged nature of the original game, that you're kind of just surviving off of what you can scavenge. That, and it bothers me that you can't at least make your own arrows.
I want the Redead and/or the Dead Hand honestly. Skullwalltula as well as Floormasters essentially most of the monsters from OoT. ESPECIALLY PEAHATS
Wall/Floor masters are needed for 3D zeldas
Peahats have been in most games surprised they weren't in botw
@@tj1990 Which honestly surprised me since they could have been a mini-boss of some sorts.
Little WW style or big ass OoT style?
@@stv0036 Big ass OoT style.
I really miss the undead enemies in Zelda. I'm an honestly shocked there were no Poes or ReDeads in Breath of the Wild. Can you imagine a malice infused ReDead, Wall/Floormaster or DeadHand having a grab at you once night hit (and on a bloodmoon at that)? If I'm not mistaken, Poes had lingering attachments to the world before death, and considering the Kingdom of Hyrule was wiped out.. it'd make sense to even see your standard Stal-enemies that were once people defending the Kingdom. It'd be not only creepy, but a sad state to see your fellow knights in.
Based on your "BotW could have been much darker" video, I'm really hoping for a dark Zelda on the scale of Breath.
Love your content man, Keep it up!
I kinda missed poes too, but I'd rather have TP's aesthetic variant in botw at least. I mean you could cut back the number of Korok seeds by half - you only need that many to fully expand all inventory slots, and just fill in the rest with poes. Or the aliens from Majora's Mask roaming the fields at night, primarily near the stables with cows. To me this would be rewarded with different horse gear or rare weapon/shield/bow that's otherwise very hard to come by, rupees becoming the default reward after getting the other possible rewards. Doing all the major spawn points should get you an armor set. I dunno, I feel that would've been better way to get some of the more exclusive stuff rather than locking them away behind amiibo.
@@ShadowSkyX Oh definitely. They could have at least made BotW styled undead enemies for this title, it's just a little bland having only two-three Stal variants. Since you brought up horse gear, I instantly thought of glowing Poe's gear and now wish that was a thing. It's a shame some of the cool features were indeed locked behind Amiibo. Maybe that wont be the case for the next installment.
I would’ve liked that at night than the stal monsters. The stals were just boring and annoying to be honest
flying snakes? as a huge fan of these dragons im offended
Well, flying snakes is the most accurate description, this doesn't mean they aren't cool though.
I'm offended that he doesn't acknowledge The Hydra as a type of dragon.
ye pretty disrespectful to eastern mythology
not like western dragons aren't just overgrown lizards
I them sky snakes and they're awesome
Thank you Terezi
Love how Cadence of Hyrule had Hinox, Lynels, Iron Knuckles, Gleeoks, Gibdos, and Poes
Candles of Hyrule sorry?
@@netweed09 Cadence of Hyrule is a rhythm game based off Crypt of the Necrodancer and the Legend of Zelda, it has the gameplay of Necrodancer with the enemies and formula of Zelda
Man, I really missed the poes, like likes, deku babas and dekus in BotW
Shay: Soñador Zeldero I missed the Dekus I’m general
There is a Poe in game. The Old Man. Notice he's got the Lantern at all times.
Deku babas would have worked even better in breath of the wild. They could just drop a stick, or have a deku stick be an actual weapon in the game
With deku’s being popular enemies its kind of weird that we never got them. Well its kind of like the land octorock’s but they stand still in place
I really don't get Like-Like's absence from both Breath of the Wild and Skyward Sword considering both games made loosing your shield a part of the game loop rather than an inconvenience like it was in other games.
Bring back Phantoms. Those things are so cool.
yes, they are, but both appearances of them put heavy restrictions around them. they arent intimidating in their own right, but because you cant kill them (without macguffin x from end game) and your own powers are heavily restricted. realistically, they are just a re-skin of darknuts/iron knuckles. PH you are on a constant time limit around them, and if i remember ST correctly, you have to avoid them long enough to give your sword the power to temporarily stun and by extension, get zelda's help. it would take an extreme amount of re-imagining to make it work.
@@cullenlatham2366 yeah they literally had an entire plot around them unlike any overworld enemy or dungeon miniboss, or even the bosses themselves. They can't just take all that concept and throw it out.
@@cullenlatham2366 i agree, though i can imagine the Phantom Eyes being re-imagined.
PK Trash totally agree
It’d be interesting if they were completely immune to damage in the game, and it’d be cool if they looked like normal suits of armor decorating the halls of hyrule castle, until you got too close.
I think they’d be a nice jump scare enemy, no loud noises (cause using loud noises is a cheap jumpscare) they just lunge at you.
7:03 ur wish was granted
I would like to see in the future:
1. Stalfos,
2. ReDead,
3. Gomess (miniboss from MM)
4. Peahat
...don’t we have stalfos in botw?
@@deluxray9977 i think they're referring to the knights, but i might be wrong
@@deluxray9977 nope
@@ruinezguitar9550 the bone enemy's are stalfos
Peahats are the perfect enemy for the landscape honestly. Dont miss leevers though
The Dead Hand returning as a mini overworld boss like the Lynels and Hinoxes would be horrifying in the best way. During the day they'd only show up as the ring of grasping hands and only fully come out at night or in dark places once they've grabbed you
WittyPractitioner Dude! THAT WOULD BE SO SCARY!!!! :O
DEAD HAND IN HD?! OMG!!!
Imagine going through a dark labyrinth filled with monsters. At the end, one big room. A bunch of hands come out of the floor and after you approach them, a giant dead hand jumps out.
That would be terrifying but awesome
@@ECP90 It could happen. Imagine a Dead Hand made of malice.
They just follow you all day... that's terrifying
That shiekah iron knuckle is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
BulgarianWaffle I need to mention that they also have eyeballs for testicles
the Pols Voice from the original Legend of Zelda. would love to see a modern update of those hopping nightmares
Aaron Snyder They also appeared in links awakening
The whistling you do to summon you horse can be used to stun them.
Pols voice are so cute I felt bad killing them. 😔
"Hynox is included in phantom hourglass"
Me, like i swear i have finished that game : what?
I know, right? I played the game all the way to the end, but all I can remember from it was horrible hand cramps.
I actually have an entire list of enemies I wanna see BotW style:
Let's start small with minor enemies such as Skulltula, Dekubabas and Tektites, as these alongside other staple enemies were sorely missing in BotW, even if they would've been as simple to defeat as Keese.
Now, onto the big hunks of cheese:
*Helmasaur:*
Giant rock lizard with a protective mask and whipping tail, what more could you ask for? Further, aspects like King Dodongo's weakness to bombs or Rupee shards on the monster's body could be implemented for more complexity and potential bonuses.
*Stalfos:*
Just having Stal enemies isn't gonna cut it, we need the real deal! Just like in the past, Stalfos need to be well-armed, careful and skilled, and you kill them the classic way by first knocking them down and then blowing them up with a bomb. A mix between perhaps OoT's and SS's Stalfos would fit.
*Eyegore:*
Cyclops golem with a laser eye, 'nuff said.
*Floormaster:*
Considering BotW system, Floormasters could be absolutely vicious in this format, being able to hide in their portals and grabbing and utilizing anything they can find, ranging from basics objects like rocks and pots, over weapons Link could also use to even enemies, in the same fashion BotW's Moblin's throw Bokoblins. How their iconic trick of grabbing you and sending you who-knows-where would work, I do not know, but that would probably only work with legit dungeons involved, anyway.
And to end things off on a classic note:
*Like Like:*
Like Likes and Rupee Likes could literally hide all over the place, and in a BotW format, steal all sorts of equipment and resources from you. If that doesn't make you want to be cautious around anything sitting in plain sight, I don't know what will.
Funny thing is Eyegores and Beamos could be explained as prototypes of the other guardians. First a stationary model, then went for something bipedal, then opted for something for more mobile
I'd really like to see Lanmola. I really enjoyed their fight in alttp, and I can imagine in a game like botw, it'd be cool to have worms like that flying in and out of the sand at you.
Totally
Why not something Twinmold-like ?
yeah it was freaking weird having only one kind of giant sandworm in the BotW desert and nothing else. at least lizalfos can dig, but cmon. how hard could it be to recycle a bit of coding and put a lanemola or moldorm or peahat in there? they can't be complicated to animate.
hi
ya it was awsome
well, you've gotten your gleeok
I tend to forget that Iron Knuckles and Darknuts are two different enemies.
I would love to see both these classic Zelda foes return in the Breath of the Wild sequel!
How is that even possible lol?
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I still feel the phantoms from phantom hourglass and spirit tracks should have been remixed into sword wielding guardians
Aren't phantoms basically Dark Nuts
cannon They're definitely either a relative or at least inspired by them because like Darknuts, Phantoms can only be hit in the back (Darknuts can also be hit from the side).
Phantom are possessed Armors.
Darknuts are ... Dark Knights.
Darknuts r shown, in Windwaker at least, to b a living species of Anubis looking dog/jackal-like humanoids in heavy armor, the Phantoms r literally magically possessed suits of armor. So, at least imo, given the fact that the various Guardians in BotW r also possessed and reprogrammed by Calamity Ganon's magic/essence, the Phantoms being reimagined as bipedal Guardians fits thematically at least. Just my opinion tho.
It could work if they are done as advanced forms of guardian technology, used for something like temple challenges and possibly a boss fight.
Darknuts and Iron Knuckles need to come back.
So do creepy enemies. I miss em.
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screaming redeads anyone ??
Dont they appear in Phantom hourglass? If not, then what are all those “soldiers”?
@@isdel9474 heck yeah!
@@elokyrmse those are Phantoms.
@@pyrodoxgx8 wow. I didn't realize I wanted that. With the graphics of to say, it'd probably look WAAAAY more scary than it does today.
I would love to see Bellum, as well as the Phantoms from phantom hourglass and spirit tracks, as phantom hourglass was my first ever Zelda game I played and I instantly loved the series.
Same bro
I miss my fav looking enemies the Deku's! I'd also love to see Dodongos again to as well as PeaHats and especially Deadhand.
Muglorgrimlockable gleeoks, iron knuckles, dark knights, dekus, octorocks, gohmas, skulltulas, and tektites! gibdos, redead, poes, vires, stalfos,
The OoT giant Peahats were so friggn weird. Most memorable encounter in all of OoT imo ;D
You just see that thing in the background somewhere thinking it's a big plant, and you don't think much of it... then it suddenly takes to the air and spawns little babies at you..... What da hek is even happening?! ;D
It would be fun to see in the BotW overworld as a boss.
death mountain should've had dodongos in botw bruv
i love the deku too but mayby now as a npc
"Not the flying snakes." Fam, do you know what an eastern dragon is...
Flying snake gang slither up!
Bring Wolfos back.
rurururururu
And then have them don armor and become tinsuits
There are a kind of wolf in BOTW that attack you.
@@ChadtronicFan those are just regulat wolves a wolfos is like a werewolf without the turning back into a human when its day time they are very hard to kill in Oot
Yes! We need to be able to fight a Wolfos again-perhaps we will in the BotW sequel!
Well gleeok was correct, and never have I wanted to stay in a basement
Well he was right! We are getting a gleeok in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom!
I know it hasn't been THAT long since we've seen them (and their armor appears in the game) but I'd love to see Phantoms come back as near-unkillable enemies. They should return along with some more representation from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, such as remnants of the island villages returning or possibly decayed train tracks running all around Hyrule. I would love to see a little more representation of these games.
@Mina69a Isn't botw in every timeline?
The train tracks idea is cool but it wouldn't work. Spirit Tracks takes place in New Hyrule, a new kingdom after the original got flooded. It seems botw takes place in the original Hyrule as it has all the classic locations like Lake Hylia, the Lost Woods and the Temple of Time. I also remember a race of snow people in Spirit Tracks (idk their name) and those guys ain't here in botw.
@@gaspardsavoureux8680 Breath of the Wild takes place at the end of all timelines, so it would be possible.
I don't know, that seems pretty redundant to me. Iron Knuckles and Darknuts are already pretty similar, so adding a third enemy that's basically another giant knight in a suit of armor might be overkill.
That being said, giving Ironnuts the ability to teleport like certain Phantoms, as well as sometimes carrying fireblades, would be a terrific call-back to the Phantoms.
Or.
Bring back Linebeck.
I wonder what happened to Wolfos. They were cool and scary.
Naeshaun Edwards They don’t need to come back regular wolves in breath of the wild can already attack you
Wolfos were Kokiri children that got trapped in the Lost Woods. After the Great Flood, the Kokiri became the Koroks and thus no more turned into wolfos.
@@RyuuHatake actually the skullkids were the lost children. Not wolfos
@@zachattack1279 Wolfos are more than just wolves. They're werewolves. I'd love to see them show back up in a Zelda game.
Gleeok's did come back in TOTK, and were awesome and fun fights.
Gleeock was also in Phantom Hourglass, so we HAVE seen it since Oracle of Ages. That was still 12 years ago, and it's due for a new appearance.
Just imagine a zelda game with every boss from the previous games, and redeads. Redeads everywhere
Harley Sellers *oh no*
And when you're out of arrows...
redeads are cool and all, but where are they in skyward sword?
That should be like hell, like sort of choosing your own ending, sorta. You can be a sick to people or be nice, and when you die you go to “heaven” or “hell” or whatever. If you go to the hellscape you have to fight through hordes of monsters to spawn back where you were, but if you fail, you spawn at the last save point. Heaven would just be a case of spawning back after death immediately
@@casht.4067 i like the way you think, kinda like a boss battle roulette, eh?
I love Iron Knuckles but I would say the darknuts specifically from Twilight Princess for a enemy because in that mid way through the fight their fighting style changed to and their design is a beautiful set of armor
Plus storming Zelda’s castle and fighting 3 of them and 1 special darknut feels so awesome
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Me: "Dragons"
Zeltik: "Dragons"
Me: "Finally someone I can talk to"
The only dragon enemies that really felt like a good boss was ornyx and Volvagia
We need volstalgia we see volvagias skeleton
Also Argorok
@@IvrioBermen Yeah, Argorok was great.
Where's Deku Baba in your list?!, that's a enemy that won't appeared in Breath of the Wild and needs to return!
I thought Deku things needed a return. Scrubs, Baba's, and maybe 1 tiny Deku village living at one of the stables.
But how would they work? Bombs and arrows make them easy to kill from afar. They're stationary enemies so it's not a very dangerous enemy. But even if you give it a projectile attack to make up for it I would argue that it's just an Octoroc at that point.
The only idea that could make it work would be if it can burrow and move underground to pop up to bite you.
@@michaelr3077
Octorocks can do that last thing too
It surprising to see there so many forgotten enemies
Not really. It’s quite normal for games to leave out many enemy ideas
With Link's Awakening return you will see more of them.
"No, not the flying snakes."
*_How could you say something so controversial, yet so accurate?_*
I kinda hope that for a new 3D zelda game, we get more sword techniques like in Twilight Princess or Minish Cap or even Wind Waker, items are cool and all but sword techniques always give the pure impression of martial growth, more items make Link feel more clever and skilled, Sword Techniques make Link feel like he's coming into his own as a Warrior
Is not an common enemy but I would like to see again Argorok! Great battle from TP
That’s a boss I’m pretty sure so it should stay in TP
@@hylianro All of the Dragons in Zelda have only been bosses. There's no reason that they can't appear on the overworld in the next Zelda game.
In the lore, he was a Kargoroc that fused with the Mirror Shard and the evil magic of Ganon.
I think he will stay to TP, like the other Bosses.
But why not another Wyvern in Zelda ?
Nonoctoro did Zeltik asked what Zelda Bosses would YOU want to see or Zeltik did ask, what Zelda boss based on lore want to see in future Zelda games? 🤔
The Iron Knuckles looks so cool with breath the wild look!!!!
Master Kohga should have made a return after his stupid death. He should have been reformed using the Malice, and looked like that. So disappointing he doesn't.
Sam Chilton Yeah and with mix of both Yiga and Ganon
The gleeok in totk are really hard to defeat but im more than happy to see they finally make a return😁
Yeah, the Gleeoks are so cool! You can cheese the crap out of them with a savage lynel bow though.
Yeah now that I finish the game I am beating the crap out of them
I know this video is super old at this rate, but I couldn't resist commenting. I know they're a relatively minor enemy, but they've been in so many of the main titles that I was really surprised they didn't make an appearance in BotW. The Armos. I absolutely love those murderous statues to bits. They're so much fun to fight in almost any iteration and I think they could have been a great addition to the Divine Beasts, in shrines, or even as a guardian variant!
Helmarocs were fun especially the Helmaroc King in Wind Waker!
A boss by the name of Gleerock was the boss guarding the fire element in the Minish Cap. Maybe you can combine the Gleerock with the staldra to form quite the strange and powerful enemy, especially if it can mix up it's attacks with elemental, magical attacks that it can use in a variety of ways. Heck you might get a cybernetic, or enhanced version, upgraded through technology and magic while still maintaining it's original traits as a fully fledged boss.
5:35 Hehehe, Gleeokinspiel is just one of the coolest bosses in Cadence of Hyrule.
You got one of them back
I miss Darknuts. They need to come back. Just enemies in massive armor in general.
Surprised not many mention tektite. Personally Id want the eyegore, snap dragons and the frickin geldman from alttp.
i think we've all had enough of tektites to last a lifetime
you're so right on those other choices.
the one never expected- the Like Like is also back!
"flying snakes" well ouch, is that some bitterness I hear?
Yes, because they do nothing and you can't fight them.
In Japanese mytology that's basically what dragons are, so I don't see your point. They are cool, but definitely not the classic European version we know of dragons.
Zelda isn't really Japanese mythology
@@Goodbutevilgenius no shit, Sherlock
We have Link's Awakening to look forward to for some unique 3D versions of old foes.
That being said I would like to see Flare Dancers again.
WHO cares!? You beat em all the same way and THIS is lamę
I don't like the art style they chose. It'd be better in either classic SNES era graphics, or a more 80's manga style.
Serious nothing about Deku? This is my favorite zelda enemies.
Well ever since getting one for all he is too op.
@@GODOFAWSOMENESS1 My man breaks his bones if he farts too hard
This video aged nicely
Really enjoyed the video and would love to see you continue with this series. Maybe even a video of your favorite enemies, mini bosses and dungeon bosses.
A 3D Thunderbird would be a great fight at the end of a dungeon, or something terrorizing the overworld you have to hunt down.
The Thunderbird wasn't an evil monster in Zelda 2, he was an artificially created guardian of the triforce of courage. So, if they bring him back, it should be with this purpose in mind and not as an underling of Ganon.
@@nozoto same with the Fokka they along with the thunderbird were protectors the great palace was the only place untouched but ganons minions (btw head Canon fokka=rito thunderbird=Occoca adult)
Onox resembles the Iron Knuckles enemies. Could Onox be the leader of of this race?
That's not his true form. His true form is the one of a giant dark dragon
I’ve always thought this. I had the strategy guide and I always thought the artwork for Onox looked like an Iron Knuckle
But that's just a theory
A GAME THEORY!!
Liam O Fearghail Game theory is ass fuck out of here with that shit
The Twinrova made this armor for him but he's a giant Dark Dragon from the Dark World tho ....
Seriously dude.
Zeltik: I wanna see a revamped Gleeock.
Tears of the Kingdom trailer: hold my ice arrows.
The Dead Hand from OoT was absolutely terrifying and would make a great overworld enemy in a creepy swamp or forest. Imagine walking through some tall brush only to disover its stalk like hands camouflaged amongst the vegetation when one reaches out and grabs you.
Honestly at this point just standard 3d Zelda enemies haven’t showed up in a while. Neither skyward sword or BOTW had Darknuts, Poes, wallmaster, redead, tektites, gohma etc. I’d love to see more traditional Zelda flavored enemies and dungeon aesthetics come back in the next 3d open world game but with the breath of the wild structure and scope
Dark Nuts or Iron Knuckles would have been a great addition to the Hyrule Castle area, and since the next one is probably going to have more substantial dungeons, I hope we see something like them there.
The lack of any creepy enemies was pretty notable. It would have been great to go into forest areas and find poes, or even skulltulas. If the next game were more spooky in general, it'd be neat to see something like the Anubis from OoT return.
Necrobiologist I agree
Most of the obscure enemies from older games like Link to the Past.
I'd like to see Snap Dragon, Pengator, and Turtle Rock make a return.
The last one was a dungeon in the dark world.
I presume you mean Trineex, the boss of turtle rock?
In Link's Awakening you actually fight Turtle Rock before entering it though.
So far gleeok is in!
Love your videos, but arent the "flying snakes" simply based on eastern style dragons?
That's what I thought they were based on. They kind of remind me of Haku from Spirited Away too.
I believe they are, and tbh, I think it would be awesome if we had both styles of dragons (Western and Eastern) as killable bosses
Well yes they are still dragons just not the european based dragons
I found it weird how he called them flying snakes too when really european dragons are also described as serpent like and some dont have wings but they are given differnt names
True, and it is a japanese game after all
Though it's never stated, I personally think "Mad Batter" Is a Vire, which means there is an appearance in LTTP as well.
During my first encounter with Batreaux in Skyward Sword, my dad thought that he was a friendly Vire at first...
"The mythical monster slain by Hercules in Greek mythology"
"do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?"
Gleeoks:
TotK Link: *confused hyah noises*
why not just your standard variations of knights from link to the past etc, take the series in a darker more medieval direction
That would be cool. Or, at least, they could make them Malice possessed Armors around the castle.
Dribble Having you kill humans might prevent the E rating Nintendo likes for their games.
@@abradolflincler3762 I'm not entirely sure if they were "human" or not to be honest, (I think they were the guards transformed by Ganon, so probably were) but since we kill them in link to the past/between worlds, it shouldn't be much of an issue
@@Dribble406Well it would be fighting zombie knights infected with Malice.
I think the Mothula would be a very good addition to the next Zelda game. Having last been seen in Wind Waker, I think, would make a pretty cool enemy. They can spawn little larva creatures that could crawl around as beasties of their own. They could also blast flame. Because they're bugs, they could even hide up in the trees and camouflage themselves so they look like a bunch of leaves. When Link gets too close or he hit a tree with an axe (assuming you're able to do that in the next game) they fly up and out of the trees, or they could drop down onto Link while he's under them.
Anti-fairies could be a pretty cool enemy to revive as well. It could not only steal your stamina or cause you to be unable to draw your sword, but they could also slow down your stamina regeneration, stop it completely, or have it drain slowly for a couple of seconds so it'd be riskier to fight them or use stamina related abilities. Perhaps even other enemies could summon them if they get ahold of an anti-fairy in a bottle. Then of course, hitting one with a boomerang instantly turns them to fairies.
Might be nice to see something where you fight a shadow version of link/zelda like in ocarina of time during the water temple.
bro called the 3 headed dragon. it’s in the trailer for totk
1. Moa, flying eyeballs who drop fire on you.
2. Wallmaster/Floormaster. because reasons
3. Dodongo´s
I stand firmly resolved that redeads and gibdos should be in botw 2. Maybe they should ditch the obnoxious freeze the game when you see them and replace that mechanic with perhaps removing access to your bow, stamina wheel, and should reduce your attack and walk speed in half whil'st slowly draining your health with their blood curdling scream and stare until you kill them. It would do so much to add extra creepiness to certain areas. Imagine if botw's castle town was swarming with these, perhaps you could find a harder varient of redead that had Hyrulian armour equiped. Perhaps in the Akalla citadel?
Yeah and Darknuts could be basically knights who have sided with Ganon and have guardian swords and you must use stasis to stun them then remove their armor, where they then pull out a guardian spear, gaining greater agility and power, and maybe they could have Darknut captains as minibosses, or Darknut Leigionnares, Darknuts riding horses with axes or spears
@@thesardonicrenegade3065 That sounds sick!
@@ryanbundrick9443 yeah, or maybe in the areas surrounding rito village or by that large ravine, there would be aeralfos or kargoroks
I was surprised and excited to see a friend of mine’s artwork in this video! Jude Smith is wickedly talented!
i love how he show a proper eastern dragon and then a wyvern
I forgot about the Vire. That and the Iron Knuckle, especially as depicted by that first fan art, are my favorite of your picks.
_Forgotten_ Zelda enemies.
I strongly feel that every Zelda game had that one “wow that was so cool” boss fight(or multiple, if you wanna talk TP), except BOTW. The dlc final boss is arguably cool but still not all that much. I love gleeock. He’s so badass looking, and I really got my hopes up when an early screenshot of a divine dragon was leaked and I thought you were gonna fight the ocarina of time boss on top of a volcano or something. It doesn’t have to be a volcano, but a gigantic dragon boss fight would be so new but yet still so “Zelda”.
I would love to see the “Soldier” enemies only found In alttp, a link Between worlds, Four swords adventures and tri force heroes, they Are only referred to as Soldier, Blue sword Soldier, green archer and so on, they Are not close to being Dark nuts at iron knuckles being as weak as bokoblins but i would love to find out more about Them as they Seem as such a HUGE mystery, what Are they, where did they come from. I would love to see Them In botw2 and even better a theory about them
In ALTTP the soldiers are brainwashed (by Agahnim) royal soldiers, they were searching for Link and Zelda to capture them in that game. I have no idea about the other game because I didn't play them.
Would've been nice to see some re-imaginings of the Goriya, Taros, and Daira from the first few Zelda games. Maybe even the Eyoegore as some kind of Sheika automaton.
Does anyone remember the Anubis from ocarina of time? That would be cool to re imagine
Oh shit. I rember those guys. And by guys i mean all 2 or 3 of them.
I can't seem to remember those, and I played Oot countless times
@@aaronblack7329 they weren't bosses or anything just kinda randomly placed annoyances, I tend to just run past them
@@aaronblack7329 they mirrored your position in a room, you had to activate a fire trap and guide them into it
Vires- Cool idea, Perhaps they could be tied to those flocks of keese from BotW some how?
Darknuts- About twice Link's size, and typically come in groups of 2-4. Highly armed and armored, They should be strong (but a far cry from Lynel-strong) and rely solely on melee attacks.
Iron Knuckle- Seperate from the Darknut, Pretty much the giant knight boss from your video.
I think some better foot soldiers might be in order for the next Zelda game:
Bulblin- These guys have the versatility of a Lynel, but the strength of Bokoblin. They are fairly weak but they are well-armed and always come in groups, each also caries a melee weapon and a bow. They will employ a number of coordinated tactics against Link.
Bulblin Captain- A Big Bulblin that is protected by a phalanx of normal Bulblins with spears, The Captain has a large weapon (Two Handed for for Link) and shield. He also has a bugle which will summon near by monsters to come fight.
I mean, Gleeok**enspiel** was in Cadence of Hyrule (even if it was an extremely new release)
Here’s a weird one, the nejiron from MM could be like the travelers that turn out to be yiga in disguise, but goron travelers that attack and then explode on link
What about the Geozards (Sword wielding fishmen) from Phantom Hourglass (like chuggaa's lp) and Spirit tracks?
I was so surprised when the was one in the Spirit Temple XD
Gleeok translation: "I don't like Asian dragons. European dragons are better."
To be fair, European dragons do look more badass
Asian dragons r pretty tho
Is it because your European?
I prefer Komodo Dragons
Iron Knuckles was my favorite enemy since Ocarina of Time. I was practically obsessed. I also NEVER KNEW the Hinox was the bomb-throwing bastards from A Link to the Past! That's pretty awesome as well as the lionyls!
The Goriyas. The boomerang throwing hamsters with mustaches