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Skull Kid

Skull Kid is an enemy in Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64 with 10 health.

Navi's advice

Is this what happens to kids who wander into the forest? It looks like he doesn't like grownups.

Is this what happens to kids who get lost in the forest? He might be our friend if we do something...

Is this what happens to kids who get lost in this forest? He seems unhappy to have no face...

Is this what happens to kids who get lost in this forest? He looks satisfied with his skull face.

KindEnemy
Health10
PlacesThe Lost Woods
EnglishSkull Kid
FrançaisSkull Kid
DeutschHorror-Kid
日本語スタルキッド

Damage

How many points of health each attack takes off Skull Kid. 0 means the attack does no damage, though it may still stun or knock it back.

AttackDamage
Deku Nut0
Deku Stick0
Fairy Slingshot0
Bombs0
Boomerang0
Fairy Bow0
Megaton Hammer2
Hookshot0
Kokiri Sword1
Master Sword2
Giant's Knife4
Fire Arrow0
Ice Arrow0
Light Arrow0
Din's Fire0
Mirror Shield0
Kokiri Sword (spin attack)1
Giant's Knife (spin attack)4
Master Sword (spin attack)2
Kokiri Sword (jump attack)2
Giant's Knife (jump attack)8
Master Sword (jump attack)4
Megaton Hammer (jump attack)0

Hits to defeat it with each weapon: damage calculator

Damage to Link

Health Link loses when an attack of Skull Kid hits him, one line per attack strength, 16 points to a heart. Once a Great Fairy strengthens Link's defensive power, the damage is halved, rounded up.

DamageHeartsDouble DefenseEffect
8½¼Plain hit

Drops

It also leaves this every time:

Young Link gets Deku Seeds where adult Link gets arrows, and the other way round, and an adult's Deku Stick turns into a green Rupee. Bombs, arrows, seeds, and magic only drop once Link has the bomb bag, the bow, the slingshot, or magic, and a recovery heart at full health turns into a green Rupee.