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Blue Wizzrobe

For The Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

Enemy

Blue Wizzrobe

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Japanese name青いウィズローブ (101Leafy's translation)

Official art

Blue Wizzrobe, official art from ゼルダの伝説 取扱説明書
Blue Wizzrobe. ゼルダの伝説 取扱説明書 (任天堂, 1986), p. 35

From the official guides

It teleports to appear here and there and casts spells the small shield cannot block. Very strong.

ゼルダの伝説 取扱説明書 (任天堂, 1986), p. 35, 101Leafy's translation

It teleports to appear here and there and casts spells the small shield cannot block. Very strong.

ゼルダの伝説1 取扱説明書 (任天堂, 1994), p. 29, 101Leafy's translation

The Master of Movement. He appears here and there letting out magic spells that Link's little shield can't hold back. He's pretty strong. Watch out!

The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet (Nintendo of America, 1987), p. 36

Using the magic of movement, Wizzrobes appear here and there. Wizzrobes chant spells which are blocked only by the magic shield. There are two kinds of Wizzrobes, yellow ones and blue ones. Their offensive powers are strong. You must be more careful with the blue Wizzrobes. The movement of the yellow Wizzrobes, however, is easily detectable.

The Legend of Zelda Tips and Tactics (Tokuma Shoten Publishing for Nintendo of America, 1987), p. 22

A wizard of spells and warping. Block its spells with the Magical Shield, close in quickly, and thrust your sword. It is quite tough.

ゼルダの伝説 (二見書房, 1986), p. 74, 101Leafy's translation

A magician who casts spells. It warps around, so you never know where it will attack from. The small shield cannot block its spells. It is a real tricky one. There are red and blue ones, and the red one casts spells more often.

ゼルダの伝説 必勝攻略ガイド (新星出版社, 1986), p. 52, 101Leafy's translation

It uses a moving spell and casts magic that only the Magical Shield can block. There are two types, yellow and blue, and the blue one is stronger. A tough enemy.

ファミリーコンピュータ攻略ガイドブック1 ゼルダの伝説 (曙出版, 1986), p. 44, 101Leafy's translation

Its attack is quite strong. You need the Magical Shield.

ファミリーコンピュータ必勝シリーズ1 ゼルダの伝説 (ミリオン出版, 1986), p. 62, 101Leafy's translation

A rather tough enemy in the labyrinths. It appears and vanishes and attacks with spells. There are orange and blue ones. The first is the "Druaga" type. The second wanders around the room and fires spell after spell when it spots Link. Your only weapon against it is the sword.

ファミコン マル勝DXシリーズ1 ゼルダの伝説 (角川書店, 1986), p. 51, 101Leafy's translation

A wizard who lives in the underground labyrinths. Watch out: it uses a moving spell to appear here and there and fires powerful spells. The small shield can't block those spells, so you need to equip the Magical Shield.

ゼルダの伝説 (秋田書店, 1986), p. 51, 101Leafy's translation

The red ones vanish as they move. The blue ones don't vanish, but their life is among the strongest. Both cast powerful spells.

ゼルダの伝説 (双葉社, 1986), p. 20, 101Leafy's translation

Sorcerers of the labyrinths, wrapped head to foot in robes. They use a moving spell to appear here and there, and cast spells too strong for the small shield to stop. Their attack is quite strong too, so watch out.

ケイブンシャの大百科別冊 ゼルダの伝説1 (勁文社, 1994), p. 25, 101Leafy's translation

Only the Magical Shield can block the spells this strange sorcerer casts. It uses a moving spell to appear here and there, so stay quick on your feet. The red one vanishes and reappears. The blue one has even more stamina.

ゼルダブック (ファミコン必勝本 1986年6月号付録) (JICC出版局, 1986), p. 74, 101Leafy's translation

It uses a moving art to appear here and there and casts spells. Only the Magical Shield can block those spells.

わんぱっくコミック増刊 ゼルダの伝説 必勝ヒント本 (徳間書店, 1986), p. 13, 101Leafy's translation

Numbers

Hits to beat it

Hearts lost per touch

No ringBlue RingRed Ring
210.5

What it throws

Only one shield stops it:

Damage calculator for every enemy

Drops

Drops something 80 times in 256 (31.3%). What it drops comes from these 10 slots in turn:

  • Rupee5 of 10 (15.6% per enemy beaten)
  • Heart4 of 10 (12.5% per enemy beaten)
  • Fairy1 of 10 (3.1% per enemy beaten)

Where it appears

Labyrinths, First Quest

Level 6

  • Room 9: 3 at once
  • Room 27: 2 at once
  • Room 40: 3 at once
  • Room 41: 3 at once
  • Room 44: 2 at once
  • Room 56: 2 at once
  • Room 58: 2 at once
  • Room 60: 3 at once

Level 9

  • Room 4: 2 at once
  • Room 5: 3 at once
  • Room 7: 3 at once
  • Room 16: 3 at once
  • Room 21: 3 at once
  • Room 23: 2 at once
  • Room 32: 3 at once
  • Room 48: 2 at once
  • Room 49: 2 at once
  • Room 53: 3 at once
  • Room 64: 3 at once
  • Room 69: 2 at once
  • Room 70: 6 at once
  • Room 71: 3 at once
  • Room 83: 2 at once
  • Room 84: 3 at once
  • Room 87: 3 at once
  • Room 100: 2 at once
  • Room 101: 3 at once
  • Room 115: 3 at once

Labyrinths, Second Quest

Level 4

  • Room 1: 5 at once
  • Room 49: 2 at once
  • Room 64: 2 at once
  • Room 80: 2 at once
  • Room 113: 2 at once

Level 6

  • Room 19: 3 at once
  • Room 20: 3 at once
  • Room 51: 2 at once
  • Room 68: 3 at once
  • Room 82: 2 at once
  • Room 84: 2 at once
  • Room 99: 2 at once
  • Room 100: 3 at once

Level 9

  • Room 17: 3 at once
  • Room 21: 3 at once
  • Room 34: 6 at once
  • Room 35: 2 at once
  • Room 49: 2 at once
  • Room 50: 2 at once
  • Room 69: 3 at once
  • Room 82: 3 at once
  • Room 83: 2 at once
  • Room 86: 3 at once
  • Room 87: 2 at once
  • Room 101: 3 at once
  • Room 102: 2 at once
  • Room 115: 2 at once

Red: rooms it is in. Green: the entrance.