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Armos

For The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on the Super Nintendo (SNES).

Armos

Where it is

From the official guides

Stone statues in the garden of the Eastern Palace. When Link comes close they come to life and ram him, hopping in small bounces. Corner one against a wall and keep slashing with the sword.

ファミコン通信編集部責任編集 ゼルダの伝説 神々のトライフォースのすべてがわかる本 (アスキー, 1992), p. 100, translated by 101Leafy

A statue-like enemy near the Eastern Palace. When Link comes close it moves as if it came to life. Stop it with the boomerang.

任天堂公式ガイドブック ゼルダの伝説 神々のトライフォース 上巻 (小学館, 1992), p. 126, translated by 101Leafy

Numbers

Hit points8
Damage to Link, Green Mail½ heart
Damage to Link, Blue Mail½ heart
Damage to Link, Red Mail½ heart

Weapons

BoomerangStuns it
Fighter's Sword4 hits
Master Sword2 hits
Tempered Sword1 hit
Golden Sword1 hit
Golden Sword spin attack1 hit
Arrows1 hit
Hook ShotStuns it
Bombs2 hits
Silver ArrowsDefeats it in one hit
Magic PowderNo effect
Fire Rod1 hit
Ice RodFreezes it
Bombos MedallionBurns it
Ether Medallion1 hit
Quake MedallionStuns it

Drops

It drops something 50% of the time. The drops come in this order, then start over:

  1. 5 Arrows
  2. Heart
  3. 5 Arrows
  4. 10 Arrows
  5. 5 Arrows
  6. Heart
  7. 5 Arrows
  8. 10 Arrows

Names

EnglishArmos
FrenchArmos
GermanArmos
Japaneseアモス