The Lord of Darkness, The Orochi:
The Orochi tried to destroy Hyrule at the time the Warrior was sealed by the sages. However, his shortcoming benefited him, because now that the warrior that was sealed in the Liryxn blade has turned evil, the goddesses would have more to deal with since the warrior would also be trying to destroy the goddesses, leaving Hyrule and its people vulnerable for a complete wipeout. His servants are the Trinity Three (along with an army of shadow creatures and a group of seven other families, or single demons that inherit traces of his power), who are loyal to him and also inherit his power, the same goes for any children the Trinity Three may have (Leona). The Orochi melds Shadow and Light together with his Bright Light attack which is his most devastating attack, his purpose is to destroy the "Impurities" of the world and to start a new world where demons can flourish without the necessity of humans or their existence. The Orochi is the very darkness that was in the unshaped land when the goddesses descended upon Hyrule, he is resuscitated around every 300 years (roughly) and that is when the Apocalypse begins. The Orochi has eight different families of demons that inherit different aspects of his power. The Trinity Three, who is one of these eight families, have the power of necromancy at their disposal, which allows them to summon Redeads, Stalfos knights, Poes, Wall masters/Floor masters and for Sefalos the Death Wyvern. The other Demons of the Orochi will appear soon enough, and ill input their info as well at that time. Battle difficulty: It is as possible to defeat him as It is possible to control destinies.
(A little 411 on the Trinity Three)
Sehryan:
Sehryan is almost 330 years old, he is the youngest of the three Orochi demons of the Trinity Three. He always likes to piss off his brother Tyrachus, Sehryan is not really that much into fighting, but he has great courage to stand up to his brothers Tyrachus, the ill tempered and Sefalos, if there is something he does not want to do (as in kill). Sehryan is the counterpart of the Sage of courage. Unlike his brothers, killing doesn't't come natural to him, it makes him seem weak or so his brother Tyrachus says, the only time he kills is when something drives him too far, which is when he would lose his mind to the Orochi heritage and go on a killing spree, occasionally that happens to demons of the Orochi order who have yet not learned to control their heritage. Sehryan, is 6'7 ft, deep blue hair, is almost a normal seeming human and unlike his brothers that have seen so much death and/or caused it, is really calm, one would say that he has no signs of demon or Orochi heritage. Then again, his crimson red eyes always gives it away, those eyes are bound to madness, fury and finally to doom to those unlucky to not give him what he wishes for. His left arm is marked with demon language, to never let him forget the hardships he faced to become what he is now, one of the most feared demons in the Shadow Abyss. Yet, he has no sense of accomplishment in it, he never really cared much for power. Perhaps he will see that darkness is not all that it comes up to be? Battle difficulty: Just don't piss him off…
Tyrachus (358 years):
Unlike his younger brother Sehryan, Tyrachus the counterpart of the Sage of Power, is obsessed with power and death, he is the power house of the Trinity Three, the brute, all power and little sense of judgment. He is perfect for senseless slaughter, in the battle field Tyrachus is feared the most, even more than the Dark lord the Orochi himself is. For when he is unleashed in battle he will let a never ending wave of death pass by, almost as if it were a breeze through the night sky, ridding the field of life and dispersing bloodshed all over the land, he does not stalk his prey, he kills without any sense of remorse and without wasting time. His dark gaze penetrates one's soul leaving one immobilized in a sense of fear, not knowing whether you will live or die in the confrontation. However, he isn't too tall he has a normal man's height around 6 ft, but his built is incredible, he has more sheer force In his pinky than a normal man has in his entire body, and his red flowing hair almost a sign indicating the river of bloodshed that his sword has caused over the years. Not the most strategist or intelligent of the three brothers, but he is more than willing to kill without a moments hesitation, unlike the oldest of the three brothers, Sefalos. His battle difficulty: Hey, where'd your head go?
Sefalos (407 years):
Sefalos is the leader of the Trinity Three, he plans everything out he is like the counterpart of the Sage of Wisdom. He does not like to take his chances with death, for it takes a while to come back to life, even for a demon of his caliber. With his precise planning Sefalos wiped out the kingdom of Ikana, and the neighboring race of the Garu ninjas. Sefalos is a balanced mix of his brothers, Tyrachus and Sehryan. He has the most control over his Orochi heritage out of the three; however, he isn't much for talking, he prefers to be alone without any disturbances from anyone, not even his brothers. His features are hard to describe, he is almost always wearing a black robe and a hood over his head, the only thing that is visible are his greenish yellow eyes that stare into the depths of the world, always in deep thought, yet in battle he is fierce and mercilessly, if he says he will kill you he will do it, no second chances. However, it is extremely rare for him to give second chances to anyone, Saria was lucky to have been given that opportunity by Sefalos, because if it have been someone else he would have killed them without wasting any time. Perhaps he has weak spot for girls? His battle difficulty is: Oops, you blinked, you are dead.
Info on the Trinity Three's/Orochi's henchmen/bosses:
Veran:
The sorcerer of shadows, she is responsible for the awakening of Leona's Orochi heritage, with the help of The Trinity Three which made it all possible. She is a skilled sorcerer who seems to be bound to the Trinity Three because of her desire to be with Sehryan, but Sehryan seems to ignore her. A long time ago she almost reached invincibility, but it was cut short by Link's ancestor, who after he had ventured through Labrynna searching for the Essences of Time he was able to climb to the top of the Black Tower, whom Veran continued to build for the Queen of Labrynna, Ambi. However, it was to reach the heavens so that she could claim a great power that was hidden by the goddesses in the sky (it wasn't the Triforce though, the power wasn't specified it just explained that it gave great powers to the one who claimed it). While having the oracle of ages, Nayru in her grasp, she controlled time and bended Nayru to do her will. In the end, when she was defeated by Link's ancestor, the Chaos she had caused (along with he destruction Onox had caused in Holondrum) was used by Twinrova to resuscitate her master, Ganon the King of Evil. Once again Link's ancestor had to slay Ganon and save Princess Zelda's Ancestor from Twinrova's grasp, thus saving Labrynna and Holondrum from destruction. Her battle difficulty is currently: Very high if you don't like spiders, giant bee's or dark fairies.
Onox:
The General of Darkness, he was once Ganon's and Twinrova's faithful minion, but after he was discarded as a sacrifice for the reviving of Ganon, Onox was brought back by the Orochi himself, as well as Veran and other demons/monsters into the Orochi's command. While Onox was in the orders of Ganon and Twinrova, he kidnapped and imprisoned Din the Oracle of Seasons into a crystal, throwing the Seasons into chaos and causing despair around Holondrum. After Link's ancestor managed to gather all of the Essences of Nature, he defeated Onox, saved Din and restored the chaotic seasons back to order. In my fic. He is responsible for killing a certain someone in a later chapter, he is currently stronger then he was in Oracle of Seasons and is unable to transform to his "Dark Dragon" Form until he has been defeated in his human form, his battle difficulty is: Not a good idea to fight him unless you want to get smashed by a giant maze, and torn to pieces by whirlwinds.
The Death Wyvern:
A once weak creature of the Sacred realm, but over the years one has managed to grow strong beyond the borders of imagination. Even though it is born of darkness, it can easily be slain by it, which means it is of very little threat to strong demons, sorcerers and dark wizards, talk about being backstabbed by your own kind. For Link to defeat it he needs the counterpart of the Master sword, the Liryxn blade, which would meld darkness and light into one powerful blade, the name of the blade is unknown at the moment. (Sefalos is the only member of the Trinity Three to be able to call forth the Death Wyvern so far, as well as the Orochi who can call forth the Death Wyvern) Battle difficulty, easy for a person who is completely evil, but extremely hard for a person who is not.
Phantom Ganon: The Boss of the forest temple; however, when Link defeated him Ganondorf vanished him to the sacred realm. Now Orochi has given him a chance to get revenge. The Orochi has made him stronger, faster and a lot and I mean a lot more aggressive. He is a boss in my fic. His battle difficulty is high.
Bongo Bongo: In my story he appears as a guardian for a certain member of the Orochi order. Same as ocarina of time, but no drum he just executes the hand slapping moves and such.
The other Members of the Orochi order:
Irahkus, The Flame Lord (fire, shadow): As the name implies he is a demon that brandishes a crimson flame that burns everything in its path. Relentless in his pursuit for destruction, he uses his powers to bring hell to his enemies, torturing them with his flames and finally killing them, he also has minions; burning demons. His battle difficulty is: You got burned!
Tehbyas, The Blur (wind, shadow): A demon of the Orochi order that uses his immeasurable speed to beat his opponents into a daze. He controls an army of black wolves that are battle ready and bloodthirsty as he is. Battle difficulty: Blink and you'll be torn to pieces.
Urycleus, the Beast (Earth, shadow, fire): A beastly demon of the Orochi order who resembles a manticore, he has the head of a lion, the tail of a dragon, the body of a alligator and the claws of a scorpion. He is an unnerving sigh as he kills his victims grotesquely , by cutting them in half while their guts fall out. He commands and army of centaurs and minotaur. Battle difficulty: Oh its just a little cut, my guts wont fall out. Oh, wait I was wrong they did.
Habekh, The Seer (shadow, wind): Able to see visions of the future, this demon is all he's brought out to be, one of the strongest of the 8 Orochi order (Trinity Three counts only as one order because they are of the same family) Only second to the Trinity Three, he even comes with his own guardian; Dethl (from Link's Awakening, the final boss of the game, Dethl battle difficulty is high) who is bound to serve him until he is destroyed. Battle difficulty: Oh he saw that coming! He saw that coming too!
Manifestus, The Dread Lord (shadow): Able to render his foes in utter fear and darkness, he makes quite the horror movie antagonist. Even Freddy Couger would be pissing on his raggedy pants, he is able to shroud an enemy with darkness leaving him blinded and ailing the foe in the process, he is extremely hostile and will not take any bull from anyone. He has his own protector with him, the well known Bongo Bongo, whose battle difficulty is high. Battle difficulty for Manifestus: So scary even Rosie o Donnell would quiver in fear.
Mehgaera, The Fury (Wind, shadow): Brought out from the Furies in Greek myth., this is a Harpy kind of demon, whose claws are stronger then steel and can cut through stone as if it were paper. Extremely beautiful, but with its beauty follows death for those unfortunate enough to fall into her mesmerizing looks (Has some relation to the Sirens, Greek Myth.) She controls an army of lesser harpy demons that are about as friendly as a dog who has just gotten neutered, not good to mess with them or their queen. Battle Difficulty: You been torn to ribbons, at least you didn't suffer that much, right?
Indahk, The Stone: As the name implies he is made of stone, but this doesn't mean he thinks like a rock, he hits like one though, and very hard at that. He is solid rock, well at least the granite armor he has on is, he is not just a simple brute, he is actually very clever as he can reduce himself into sand at will, and appear in a moments notice. He commands a legion of earth based monsters, such as the grand golems, stone demons, mad demons who all are earth based on their attacks. Battle difficulty: You cant cleave this stone, but it can cleave you with ease.
Mad demon: A strong earth based demon commanded by the likes of Indahk, not much info on them seeing as how they usually don't come out and play too much.
Medium difficulty.
Stone demon: A giant stone demon who has an unmatchable defense prowess, they cause earthquakes when they walk, other than that there is not much info than that.
Medium difficulty.
Grand golem: Well it's a monster made out of rock, clay and sometimes mud. They specialize in earth based attacks and their signature is their immense strength, medium difficulty to defeat.
Burning demon: A fire based demon with an incredible amount of heat emanating from its body. Irachus commands an army of these, who are flame tempered and hot beyond words (you know what kind of hot I mean). difficulty low high.
Harpy: A lesser female demon that can be related to the Furies, and the Sirens. As how their beauty plunders a man into a daze that always ends in death. Extremely volatile, these demons can be fickle; from violent to plain out peaceful. Difficulty is high.
Centaur: From Greek myth. A half human-half horse monster. In my fic. These guys are evil and wield a cross bows as their main weapon, fast on their feet they are battle ready. Difficulty med. High.
Minotaur: Also from Greek myth. A half human-half bull monster, he wields a mighty axe as his main weapon and are born with killer instincts, an army of minotaur and centaur can demolish human armies with ease. Battle difficulty is med. High.
Black wolf: A black wolf under the command of Tehbyas, these wolfs are ten times more aggressive then wolfos, they will not wander about to wait for an opening, if they cant find they will make one, and usually that opening is in your belly. Difficulty is high.
Stalfos knight:
A skeletal warrior formerly used as a henchmen by Ganon the King of Dweebs, this skeletal warrior is skilled with the sword and is very agile considering he is nothing but bones, the Trinity Three made it possible to make the Stalfos knight living-dead with their powers of necromancy (they have trapped the soul of the person's body into the bones, like Al from Fullmetal Alchemist, who has been sealed in an armor suit, but without a transmutation circle), which makes them stronger then the magically conjured ones made by Ganon (All of the Trinity Three can summon these monsters, including O. Leona) Their battle difficulty has sky rocketed, they are medium-high in difficulty to defeat.
Stalchild:
The walking spirits of the death, Stalchild are the victims of the Trinity Three that have killed. Cursed by the Trinity Three, and with the help of some necromancy these weak and annoying monsters pop out every time the sun goes down and disappear when the sun goes up. They are not magically created, they are Living-dead. They are stronger then the ones Ganon conjured magically, battle difficulty is around medium low (All of the Trinity Three can summon these monsters, including O. Leona).
Wall masters/ Floor masters:
Almost the same thing, but Wall masters attack overhead rather then the Floor masters who glow green when attacking, and when struck once Wall masters do not disperse into fragments like the Floor masters. Both; however, have great stamina considering their weak attacks and sneaky ways of attacking. They are not magically created, they are Living-dead. They are stronger then the ones Ganon conjured magically, medium-low in battle difficulty (All of the Trinity Three can summon these monsters, including O. Leona)
Redeads:
Also, once used by Ganon the King of Dweebs; however, when Ganon conjured them they were simple animations made from magic. The Trinity Three; however, has managed to use necromancy to make these monsters non-magical, which means they are technically living and dead at the same time (from people they have slain). Also, because they are now living-dead beings; not magic they are faster, stronger and more dangerous then the magically made redeads, somewhat in high-medium difficulty to defeat. (All of the Trinity Three can summon these monsters, including O. Leona)
The Antagonists for The Orochi (excluding the good guys):
Twinrova (Koume, Kotake): Responsible for the tear between dimensions in the 20 year war after trying to master necromancy; however, their failure allowed the Death Wyvern to be able to survive in Hyrule with having to constantly having to go back to the sacred realm. In my Fic. Twinrova has not committed any crimes against Hyrule (well at least not that the king knows), currently putting them in charge of the Gerudo and in the allies list of Hyrule. They are able to wield flames and ice thanks to their magic, no need to say but they can also use dark magic seeing as how they are Gerudo witches, battle difficulty is: I wouldn't recommend going against them, unless you like having a tan or turning frost white.
Ganon/ Ganondorf: Yes, he will be appearing in this fic. He will try to reclaim his title of the King of Evil and try to lose the Title given to him by Vslasher; "The King of Dweebs" other than that I will not give anything else away, only that there will be a power struggle. Battle difficulty: how many heart containers does it take to kill Ganon? It took me 5 to kill him and 15 to survive.
Misc. monsters not affiliated with the Trinity Three, but are used by other antagonists (Ganon/Twinrova):
Guay: Annoying crow like birds, that made their debut in LoZ: OoT, easily beaten they aren't really much of a threat (used by Twinrova, Ganon) battle difficulty is rated extremely low.
Wolfos: Wolf-werewolf sort of creatures, usually they reside in the woods, but occasionally Link and friends may bump into a White wolfos, who is much stronger than the regular wolfos and there is also a stronger Wolfos that Link and friends will have to combat in a later Chapter (used by Twinrova, Ganon) Their battle difficulty is low, as to the white wolfos it is at medium-low.
Fire Keese, Ice Keese, Keese: Basically bats, although some are lit on fire or can freeze a foe. Not much of a threat, since they refrain from attacking, but they might attack if you get to close…(Ice, and fire power has been granted to them by Twinrova, they are with Twinrova and Ganon) extremely easy to defeat.
Tektikes: Ocarina of Time players should know what this monster is, especially when they were in that hell hole of a Water Temple (used by Twinrova, Ganon) fairly easy to beat.
Grand golem: Well it's a monster made out of rock, clay and sometimes mud. They specialize in earth based attacks and their signature is their immense strength, somewhat high-medium difficulty to defeat (used by Twinrova)
King Dodongo: A fire breathing creature that resides in the Goron dodongo cavern, debuted in the first legend of Zelda, he was the second boss of the game, the King dodongo also appeared again in Oracle of Seasons as the second boss of the game; lv 2 Snake's Remains. King Dodongo is the boss for the Dodongo Cavern dungeon, but in my fic. he gets slain by Veran and his remains get possessed by her in order to attack Link and friends, killing Zelda off in the most painful manner I could think of at the time, dodongo battle difficulty is at low, King Dodongo difficulty is at medium.
Beamos: Some laser throwing statue thing, that I find to be a pain in the ass, personally id rather fight 5 Iron knuckles then to deal with one of those, iron knuckles are more challenging -smiles- (used by Twinrova, Ganon) battle difficulty is low.
Wall masters/ Floor masters (magically conjured by Twinrova, Ganon): Basically the same thing as the Trinity Three's, but they are somewhat weaker then the living-dead ones the Trinity Three uses, battle difficulty is medium low, they are very repetitive in their attack styles.
Redeads (magically conjured by Twinrova, Ganon): Again, the same thing, gazes at you; you get stunned, they get close to you they gnaw the hell out of you. Slower, weaker then that of the living-dead ones the Trinity Three uses, combat difficulty is low as they are easy to avoid because of their slow movement.
Iron knuckle: An armored, brainwashed warrior that serves unwillingly to Twinrova, and Ganon. However, they are somewhat slow and easy to deal with because of that heavy armor, bombs and bombchu should relieve them of their plated armor, leaving them in chain armor. When in chain armor they are slightly faster, and have a faster reaction time, their axe is extremely powerful, combat difficulty is low high.
Stalfos knight (magically conjured by Twinrova, Ganon): Same deal, strong, light, fast nimble, but not as strong and fast as the living-dead ones the Trinity Three uses, they are inferior to those of the Trinity Three, combat difficulty is around medium.
Leever: You know them, I know them, all Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask players should know them, they debuted in the first legend of Zelda and reappeared again in Link's Adventure. They are incredibly fast and annoying, and if you kill about 10-15 in OoC (Outside of the Spirit Temple), a blue Leever Appears, it is slower, has a lot more stamina and dishes out more damage then the regular green leevers, and it drops around 15-20 rupees when defeated (used by Twinrova, Ganon) very low difficulty.
Bubbles/ Skull (green, red, white, blue): Not much on attack power, or stamina these monsters are rather weak and an experienced player should not have much trouble at all with these. Green skulls have a special aura that protects them from attacks while the green aura is around their bodies, just wait till it goes out an kill it. White bubbles have amazing speed, but occasionally they stop and whirl, that's when you smash em! Red skulls really just bounce around, nothing to them.
Blue bubbles; however, are the most annoying of the skulls/ bubbles, since they can jinx you leaving you unable to draw your sword, in my fic. the jinxing does damage to the player who is afflicted by it (used by Twinrova, Ganon) difficulty level for all is around low.
Lifalfo: Lizard warriors, resembling the Tokay from Oracle of Ages, but there seems to be no connection, at least not that Nintendo has mentioned. Lifalfo's are skilled with the sword, but not so good in defensive terms. Battle difficulty is at medium low.
Dinalfo: A somewhat stronger version of the Lifalfo, Dinalfos are able to breath fire, as well as to wield a sword, they are somewhat faster and a lot more active then the Lifalfo are. Battle difficulty is rated at medium. Both, the Lifalfo and Dinalfo are allied with Twinrova and Ganondorf/Ganon.
Moblin: The piggy warriors located in the sacred forest meadow. Strong, smelly, and ugly, these monsters are skilled with the spear, and well protected by chain armor. Battle difficulty for them is medium. They are in league with Ganon and Twinrova.
Cyclops: A monster resembling a Moblin, with the exception that it only has one eye (points out the obvious- nah duh -gets smacked by readers- ouchy > ). Cyclops are shadow born monsters and have a variety of moves to choose from; however, they are a bit of cowards when they are isolated and have no allies in to which to rely on. Battle difficulty is at medium. They are in league with Ganon and Twinrova.
Majora: Yea he's back, and for a good reason, to turn the tide in the power struggle. His goal is to take over Termina and enslave the people there to his will, but to do that he must defeat the four guardians; Swamp, Mountain, Ocean and Canyon, the four are there. Which would involve a massive army of monsters that only Ganondorf/Twinrova and The Orochi could create, but the Orochi looks down on humans and would not allow them to exist, thus leaving Majora with Twinrova and Ganondorf as his last resort. He has the aid of his four dungeon Bosses from Majora's mask, and a few of the mini bosses from the temples at his disposal.
Wart: One of the most boring mini bosses in my opinion, simply an eye covered with pink bubbles that fall off when struck, he is a regular monster in my fic. And not a mini boss. Battle difficulty low.
Eyesore: The huge Cyclops monsters in Stone Tower that guards the entrance to the boss room. His eye changes color, showing his weak spot in the process. Battle difficulty medium, as he tends to go berserk at times, a good surprise attack if I may say so.
Dead Stalfos knights: The floating statues in the Stone Tower, after its emblem is shot with a light arrow it turns upside down, they come crashing down with excessive force and are barely penetrated by anything, other then being shot by a light arrow on its emblem. Battle difficulty, low medium if you have light arrows, if not that's another story…
Bosses and mini bosses appearing in my fic. (excluding the bosses that command these monsters, Ganon, Twinrova and Majora)
Odalwa (earth): The boss of the Swamp temple, he uses his sword with skill. Although he runs around too much and doesn't really get into the fight. However, his insect swarm is more, direct on his behalf. Battle difficulty medium, he doesn't get to the point and hardly attacks, not my kind of boss.
Goth (earth): The mech. Monster and boss of the snowfall temple. He charges around in high speeds which makes him difficult to keep up with if one doesn't pay attention to the surroundings or his bombs, falling spires, electric shock waves and who can forget the horn toss across the room. Battle difficulty, high medium (he is a boss)
Gyorg (water): The adorable little fishies! Oh sorry I couldn't refrain myself from going crazy like that. I just love fish! As pets though, not to eat. Gyorg is a rather rough around the fins kind of boss, his little fish release move caught me by surprise as I was swimming in the water around him, I got piled on by little fishies, at first im like aww! And then after they started attacking me im like ahhh! So yea, anyways….Tough, rough and wet, this is one tough boss in my opinion, cause I suck at water based battles sue me alright > . Battle difficulty high; considering he's a fish! (he is a boss)
Twinmold (earth): Huge bugs, go figure and they happen to be the Stone tower's very boss. Not the best of bosses, as it hardly makes direct assault, they just float around aimlessly, but occasionally you might smack right into them. In my fic. They are weak mini bosses that Link and friends must exterminate. Hell the bees from LoZ:LTtP entertained me more lol. Battle difficulty is; real worms put up a better fight.
Garo Master and Garo ninjas (earth): Yes, they will also appear, but they are siding with Ganondorf and Twinrova. Garu ninjas resided in Ikana kingdom, but after Sefalos annihilated their race, they have been seeking revenge, and their revenge happens to be possible by the likes of Ganon, Twinrova and Majora. Extremely skilled warriors, these ninjas are tougher then the ones in Majora's mask. The Garu master; however, has it in for Link and there will be blood shed between those two. Battle difficulty for Garu ninjas is medium, as for the Garu master he is at High medium.
Pumpkin Head (earth, shadow): Debuted in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages, he was the boss of lv: 1 The Spirit Grave dungeon, now he has been recreated by Twinrova and made slightly more powerful to make him at least a high difficulty mini boss in my fic. He is pitted against Link and friends in a later chapter.
Wizrobe (water, fire): Lower level mages that are in alliance with Twinrova. They can use, ice or fire, occasionally a Wizrobe master will appear, he is able to call on other wizrobes and able to use both ice and fire just as Twinrova is able to, difficulty is about medium for the lower level wizrobes and high for the Wizrobe master.
Blind the Thief (wind, shadow): I liked this boss from LoZ:LTtP (level 5 in the sacred realm, Blind's dungeon) so he's going to be a boss in my fic. Yay! Fun, fun, fun! A ghost with a tiger head that spins around throwing fireballs, what isn't there to love? Well perhaps it's the every time you slay one of its head another one pops out and replaces the one that is floating around, I thank the Rod of Brynna for protecting me, lol. Either way I found it rather amusing, battle difficulty is at high.
Medusa Head (shadow, earth): Oh yea, you got to love her as well. The second to the last boss in Oracle of Seasons (excluding Twinrova and Ganon, for password people only), you fight this boss in the Sword and Shield Maze in the cool and sunny location of Subrosia (that was a joke, laugh people!). Laser beam eyes, the ability to freeze you and teleportation, how fun. This makes her a rough boss, which is why she has been promoted to guardian of Twinrova in my fic. Battle difficulty: Well you haven't been turned to stone, but you have been turned to ashes, that's good right?
Twin- Goryas (earth): Made their debut in The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, they appeared in the first dungeon, the Gnarled Root dungeon as mini bosses, but in my fic. They are a lot stronger then they were at that time, still mini bosses though, difficulty is rated at medium high.
Façade (shadow): I like this mini boss, he makes funny faces, but aside from that he is a rather peculiar opponent. The only way Link could beat him in Oracle of Seasons/ Links Awakening (where he made his debut as the fifth boss in the game) was with bombs, in my fic. it's the same; however, he has two forms in my fic. You will see soon enough, he is a currently a full pledged boss. Battle difficulty: Look ma! No hands!
Agahnim (shadow): Yea, the all beloved dark mage from Link to the Past, well at least he's liked by me lol. Same thing as his debut in Link to the Past, but he's a mini boss just like in Oracle of Seasons, where he appeared in the lv: 4 Dancing Dragon Dungeon (ironically enough there were no Dancing Dragons in there, so what's up with the name?). Electricity, fireballs, teleportation and yes the "mild" electric shock from a direct sword swipe is all in his arsenal. Battle difficulty is high, well unless you are fire proof or something, then it would be easy.
Frypolar (fire, water): Oh yea, got to love his flaming coolness. Still a mini boss as in the lv 8 Sword and Shield Maze from Oracle of Seasons, pretty much the same battle style; ice stalagmites, rising fire pillars. However, Japas and Malon are the ones in it for now, because they are the only two who can take on this mini boss. Battle difficulty is; You have been frozen and burned, what's next? Ganondorf smashing you with a gay, pink, fluffy pillow?
Aquamentus (Fire, wind): From the original LoZ, This dragon's horn packs a wallop, not to mention the firepower on his fireballs. I found him to be the most memorable boss, since it was the first one in the whole LoZ (he appeared as the first boss of The Legend of Zelda) series so I keep him in mind. However, in my fic. He has been demoted to mini boss, im sorry but you are just to weak Aquamentus. Battle difficulty, is high medium - Aquamentus's horn trespasses Vslasher's stomach- Meh, Denny's food has done even worse to my stomach...
Trinexx (earth, fire, water is just another form of ice, and vise versa so it's a water elemental): Made his debut in Link's Awakening as the guardian to the entrance of Turtle Rock, and reappeared in Link to The Past, he appeared as the last boss, not counting Agahnim, because Agahnim doesn't drop a heart container, making Trinexx the last boss that drops a heart container. Water, Fire and Earth, he is almost the same as Frypolar, again Japas and Malon are in for it. He is also a boss in my fic. Just not the semi last one, battle Difficulty is: not just a flaming temper, cold attitude, but also a knockout from its hard stone head, ouch.
Plasmarine (water) : Oh, look at the jellyfish! Ouch, hey now calm down Plasmarine! A Jellyfish with amazing speeds and yes an unforgettable electric touch we cant forget, that's why Link had to use the switch hook in order to make him change colors; blue meant he would cause damage if struck with the sword, red meant he was vulnerable to his own fireball attacks. Debuted in Oracle of Ages, the boss of lv: 7 Jabu jabu's belly. Same pattern as Oracle of Ages, I found his speed amazing, since I stink at underwater battles. I nearly died once to him, but my lv 2 Heart ring saved me > recovered two hearts and I lost one, I managed to get around and beat him without dying once yay! He is a mini boss in my fic. P Battle difficulty: where did he go? Ahhhh! Dam electricity!
Mothula (Wind, earth): Made her debut in Link to the Past as a lv 3 boss and reappeared as again as lv 3 boss in Oracle of Seasons, in the Poison Moth's Lair. Not much to her, she can be simply defeated by a sword attack; however, in my fic. She is a lot harder than that, she takes the fight to the sky, literally that is Rhekai's turf. However, she is a mini boss now. She's a moth like monster, she can fly, shoot fire rings, you know a normal, oversized, killer moth. Difficulty: Use a flyswatter and you wont have any problems, but if you don't… have some antidote ready.
Shadow Hag (shadow): The boss of the lv 3 Moonlit Grotto dungeon, a rather complicated boss for my taste, you have to ricochet seeds of a wall to beat her. In my fic. Shadow Link is the one being screwed over by her, as they take the fight to the Shadow Abyss, which both have an advantage there; however, Shadow Link does not have allies in the Shadow Abyss and The Shadow Hag does, this makes her a difficult boss. Battle difficulty: Its one to an endless array of monsters, you can try to win though…
Vire (Earth): That annoying Dracula-wannabe mini boss, in all his appearances (starting from Link's Awakening, Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons) he appears as a pitiful excuse for a mini boss, I hate things that run away. I enjoyed kicking his butt in Link's Awakening in lv 8 Turtle Rock, but when I saw him in lv 6 Mermaid's Cave in Oracle of Ages im like not this guy… When I saw him again in lv 6 Ancient Ruin's from Oracle of Seasons im like dammit, I hate this guy. I couldn't hit him cause every time I got near he ran away, its frustrating. So anyways good, little Clarisse is going to have the pleasure of making this mini boss suffer in my fic. Battle Difficulty: is he was any faster and cheap, Rosie O' Donnell would mistake him for fast food (he sucks basically, duh).
Helmaroc King (wind): I mentioned him in chapter 7 Endless struggles, Rhekai is out for revenge on the Helmaroc king after having his father killed by him. A huge bird that appeared as the Boss of The Forsaken Fortress in The Wind Waker, his battle style is similar to the Evil Eagle from Link's Awakening, at first I thought that the Helmaroc King was the same as the Evil Eagle, but the Evil Eagle isn't a vulture, unlike the Helmaroc king who resembles one. No metal plated face mask on him, but the combat takes place in the sky, which means its Rhekai's fight and Link and friends wont be able to help, he is a boss in my fic. Battle Difficulty: He isn't going to be the fried chicken for dinner, you are (this isn't Popeye the sailor peeps, you don't throw a giant bird in a volcano and make fried chicken, although Rhekai should try to, it would please me to have some chicken lol, suck up Rhekai and you might possibly get laid in my fic! But its unlikely, don't tell him though, hehehe).
Gleeok (fire, shadow, earth): The infamous three headed dragon In my opinion, he debuted in the very first Legend of Zelda as a lv 4 boss, and appears in the same game as a mini boss for the lv 6 dungeon, and once again reappears in Oracle of Seasons in the Explorer's Tomb as the lv 7 boss. His two small heads shoot fire balls, while the third does nothing at all, in Oracle of Seasons there are two parts to the fight, unlike the original LoZ, where if you slay his two small heads, he was defeated. In OoA, he attacks you by slamming into you and stunning you by making an earthquake. I don't think even Rosie O' Donnell could make an earthquake if she jumped, but then again she's always up for a challenge is she not? He is a strong and I mean strong boss in my fic. Battle difficulty: Watch out, he's everywhere! And I mean Everywhere, he is a rather huge boss.
Ghoma: The lv 4 boss of the Dancing Dragon dungeon in Oracle of Seasons, he is a crab with a huge pincer that causes tons and I mean tons of damage if you get thrown around by it. In order to beat him Link had to destroy his giant pincer leaving his eye vulnerable for an attack with the slingshot, a similar mini boss appeared in Link's Awakening, perhaps they are related, but im not sure, oh well lol. He is a mini boss in my fic. Battle difficulty: Not just an iron grip, but also a huge pain in the back.
Infernal Mage (water, wind, fire, earth): Has not appeared yet, but he is an incredibly powerful wizard that has every basic element at its disposal, making it a boss in my fic. He was created by merging and combining essences of the elements, Twinrova created him, he is currently a high level boss, that even I wouldn't want to deal with in a Zelda game, but meh -shrugs shoulders- it would be interesting. Battle difficulty: Try fighting nature itself.
Volvagia (fire, wind): The coolest boss in OoT in my opinion, although he is basically on fire, he is the boss of the Fire Temple. Same as OoC except he does not dwell in Death mountain he escapes out of the volcano and he will be a major boss in this story. Battle difficulty: It just got hot in here.
Morpha (water): The boss of the Water Temple, she is able to control water. In my story instead of being an amoeba, she has a clear water based body and the amoeba is "the brain" of the body. She can still do everything as OoC and Morpha is a female now. She is a boss as in OoC. Battle difficulty: It may be water, but its not a simple bath.
Manhandla (earth, fire): Made its first appearance in the original LoZ as a lv 3 boss, he kind of looks like a giant fire spitting flower. Its four petal like heads shoot fireballs and the only way it can be defeated is if its heads are destroyed and the crystal in the middle of its body is shattered. He is a boss in this fic. as well. Battle difficulty: Its not using flower power, its using fire power.
Kholdstare (water): Made its appearance in LttP as the lv 5 boss of the Ice Temple in the dark world. A giant eye incased in a block of ice, it can make huge ice blocks hail down on its foe. He is a boss in this fic. As well. Battle difficulty:
The solo Antagonist for all three of the sides in this war. (Ganon vs. Orochi vs. Hyrule)
Link Abernaun: The antecedent of Link, he and his friends fought the Orochi nearly 385 years ago. They won that fight, well it depends on how you define "won," he lost his friends and his love in that fight. In the end he turned evil due to the eternal damnation the Trinity Three put on him as they were defeated. He was sealed away in the sword of darkness itself, the Liryxn Blade; by non other then Methaix, Sulixh and Fenryxh. Now that the Trinity Three is back, and Ganondorf is about to break free out of the sacred realm, he will take advantage on the already weakened Hyrule, seeking revenge on the goddesses, and the sages that sealed him in the Liryxn Blade. He is an extremely powerful warrior that is now fueled by anger, one would call him a war adept in this state, he seeks revenge and there seems to be very little in his way. With the Orochi preoccupied on the current Link and his friends, also on Ganon/Twinrova/Majora, Hyrule is utterly defenseless at the time being. Will he get revenge on the Goddesses or will he fail and lose it all?
There will be more Monsters/demons added to this list as the story continues, so you might want to check it out after a new chapter! But for now click on the next Page to see the Introduction of the Story!