How much HP do Bokoblins have in Tears of the Kingdom?

A red Bokoblin has 25 HP, a Blue Bokoblin 72, a Black Bokoblin 240 and a Silver Bokoblin 720. Boss Bokoblins have 200, 400, 750 and 1,200.

What is the strongest regular enemy in Tears of the Kingdom?

Among monsters that are not field bosses, the Silver Boss Bokoblin and Captain Construct IV have the most HP at 1,200 each, followed by the Silver Moblin at 1,080. Lynels, with 2,000 to 5,000 HP, are counted with the large monsters.

Do Wizzrobes drop anything in Tears of the Kingdom?

No. None of the six Wizzrobes has a drop table in the game data. Beating one does end the weather it caused.

How do you kill Gibdos in Tears of the Kingdom?

Hit them with fire or electricity first. The game says both turn a Gibdo white and brittle; after that ordinary weapons work. Ice also works, and shock arrows are good against groups.

What is the fastest way to kill a Fire-Breath Lizalfos?

Freeze it. Its damage file sets freezing damage to 999,999, so one ice arrow or thrown White Chuchu Jelly kills it outright. The Ice-Breath Lizalfos works the other way round and dies to one hit of fire.

TotK Enemies: HP, Drops and Weak Points of Every Monster

This page covers the monsters you fight all over Hyrule, from Chuchus to Captain Constructs. Each family has one table: HP for every rank and what the monster drops, then a few notes on weak points. The HP comes from the game’s own parameter files and the drop rates from its drop tables. Field bosses such as Hinox and Gleeoks have their own pages and are summarized near the end.

How do enemy ranks work?

Most humanoid monsters come in four ranks. The game files name them Junior, Middle, Senior and Dark, which you see as red (or green, for Lizalfos), blue, black and silver. Each rank has two to three times the HP of the one before it. Constructs use numbers instead: Soldier and Captain Constructs go from I to IV, and the horn on the head changes with the rank.

Stronger colors show up as the game goes on: the more of a monster you beat, the more often tougher variants take its place, and the same goes for Lynels. The tables below list every rank, whichever you meet first.

What HP and drops do Bokoblins have?

Monster	HP	Drops
Bokoblin	25	Bokoblin Horn; Bokoblin Fang 30%
Blue Bokoblin	72	Blue Bokoblin Horn; one of Bokoblin Fang 70%, Bokoblin Guts 20%
Black Bokoblin	240	Black Bokoblin Horn; one of Bokoblin Fang 30%, Bokoblin Guts 60%
Silver Bokoblin	720	Silver Bokoblin Horn; Bokoblin Guts; Bokoblin Fang (2–3 rolls)
Stalkoblin	2	Bokoblin Fang 50%

Monster	HP	Drops
Boss Bokoblin	200	Boss Bokoblin Horn; Boss Bokoblin Fang (2–3 rolls)
Blue Boss Bokoblin	400	Blue Boss Bokoblin Horn; Boss Bokoblin Fang (4–5 rolls); Boss Bokoblin Guts 20%
Black Boss Bokoblin	750	Black Boss Bokoblin Horn; Boss Bokoblin Fang (6–7 rolls); Boss Bokoblin Guts 60%
Silver Boss Bokoblin	1,200	Silver Boss Bokoblin Horn; Boss Bokoblin Fang (7–8 rolls); Boss Bokoblin Guts

Bokoblins are the weakest of the four horned families. Every Bokoblin and Boss Bokoblin always drops its own horn, and only blue and higher ranks can drop guts. Boss Bokoblins give the most fangs, up to eight from a silver one.

A large red Boss Bokoblin coming across a grassy field behind red Bokoblins — A red Boss Bokoblin comes across the field with its pack of red Bokoblins.

Headshots: the damage file gives Bokoblins a head hitbox that takes double damage, the same as Moblins, Lizalfos, Horriblins and Constructs. One headshot is usually enough for a red Bokoblin.
Stalkoblins: 2 HP, but the game warns they “pull themselves back together” as long as the skull is intact, so break the skull. A Dazzlefruit helps, since Stalkoblins “hate light” in the game’s words.

What HP and drops do Moblins have?

Full page: Moblins.

Monster	HP	Drops
Moblin	62	Moblin Horn; Moblin Fang 30%
Blue Moblin	144	Blue Moblin Horn; Moblin Fang 80% (up to 2 rolls); Moblin Guts 20%
Black Moblin	360	Black Moblin Horn; Moblin Fang 70% (3–4 rolls); Moblin Guts 60%
Silver Moblin	1,080	Silver Moblin Horn; Moblin Fang (3–4 rolls); Moblin Guts
Stalmoblin	3	Moblin Fang (2–4 rolls)

Moblins have more HP than Bokoblins at every rank, and the game notes they can pick up Bokoblins and throw them. Their weak spot is the same double-damage head. A Stalmoblin has 3 HP and drops two to four Moblin Fangs; like all Stal monsters it rebuilds itself while the skull is intact.

What HP and drops do Lizalfos have?

Full page: Lizalfos.

Monster	HP	Drops
Lizalfos	50	Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon 30%; Lizalfos Tail 25%
Blue Lizalfos	120	Blue Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon 40% (up to 2 rolls); Blue Lizalfos Tail 25%
Black Lizalfos	288	Black Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon 80% (up to 2 rolls); Black Lizalfos Tail 25%
Silver Lizalfos	864	Silver Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon (3–4 rolls); Silver Lizalfos Tail 25%
Fire-Breath Lizalfos	160	Fire-Breath Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon (2 rolls); Fire-Breath Lizalfos Tail 25%
Ice-Breath Lizalfos	160	Ice-Breath Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon (2 rolls); Ice-Breath Lizalfos Tail 25%
Electric Lizalfos	288	Electric Lizalfos Horn; Lizalfos Talon (2 rolls); Electric Lizalfos Tail 25%
Stalizalfos	2	Lizalfos Talon (up to 2 rolls)

The three elemental Lizalfos are the ones worth knowing:

Fire-Breath Lizalfos: its damage file sets the damage from being frozen to 999,999, so any ice hit kills it. The game says it plainly: “exposure to cold will kill them instantly”. An Ice Fruit or White Chuchu Jelly fused to an arrow does it.
Ice-Breath Lizalfos: the reverse. Catching fire deals 999,999, and the game says it “will die instantly if touched by fire”. A Fire Fruit arrow is enough.
Electric Lizalfos: it has 288 HP, the same as a Black Lizalfos, and no instant-kill element. The game warns that its horn discharges if struck by an arrow. Freeze it and keep metal gear away, since a shock makes you drop metal weapons.

Every Lizalfos drops its horn and a tail at 25%, so elemental tails are slow to farm.

A red-scaled Fire-Breath Lizalfos with a flame-colored horn and an armored head — A Fire-Breath Lizalfos: red scales, a flame-colored horn and a helmet of armor plates.

What HP and drops do Horriblins have?

Full page: Horriblins.

Monster	HP	Drops
Horriblin	35	Horriblin Horn; Horriblin Claw 30%
Blue Horriblin	106	Blue Horriblin Horn; Horriblin Claw 80% (up to 2 rolls); Horriblin Guts 20%
Black Horriblin	280	Black Horriblin Horn; Horriblin Claw 70% (3–4 rolls); Horriblin Guts 60%
Silver Horriblin	840	Silver Horriblin Horn; Horriblin Claw (3–4 rolls); Horriblin Guts

Horriblins live in caves and hang from the ceiling. Shoot one while it hangs and it falls to the ground; a headshot does double damage like on other horned monsters. The game describes the silver kind as “the mightiest of the cave masters”. Horriblin Claws come in larger numbers from the black and silver ranks. See caves in Tears of the Kingdom for where they live.

What HP and drops do Constructs have?

Full page: Constructs.

Monster	HP	Drops
Soldier Construct I	15	Soldier Construct Horn; Zonai Charge
Soldier Construct II	72	Soldier Construct II Horn; Zonai Charge; another Zonai Charge 20%
Soldier Construct III	160	Soldier Construct III Horn; Zonai Charge; another Zonai Charge 50%
Soldier Construct IV	720	Soldier Construct IV Horn; Zonai Charge (1–2 rolls); Large Zonai Charge 10% (up to 2 rolls)
Captain Construct I	80	Captain Construct I Horn; Zonai Charge
Captain Construct II	200	Captain Construct II Horn; Zonai Charge; another Zonai Charge 35%
Captain Construct III	380	Captain Construct III Horn; Zonai Charge (1–2 rolls); Large Zonai Charge 15%
Captain Construct IV	1,200	Captain Construct IV Horn; Zonai Charge (1–3 rolls); Large Zonai Charge 25%
Training Construct	80	Zonai Charge

Soldier and Captain Constructs are combat constructs built by the Zonai. The game says a Captain Construct “can use Fuse to enhance its weapons”, and the IV ranks are golden. Every Construct drops its horn and at least one Zonai Charge; the higher ranks can drop Large Zonai Charges. A headshot staggers them.

A Captain Construct made of stacked green rings, holding a bow and a weapon that breathes fire — A Captain Construct: a body of stacked green rings, three eyes on the head, a bow in one hand and a fire-breathing weapon in the other.

How do you beat Gibdos?

Monster	HP	Drops
Gibdo	60	Gibdo Bone; Gibdo Guts 10%
Moth Gibdo	40	one of Gibdo Bone 40%, Gibdo Wing 60%; Gibdo Wing 20% (up to 2 rolls); Gibdo Guts 20% (up to 2 rolls)

Gibdos in the Gerudo Desert shrug off physical attacks at first. The game’s own tip: they “are vulnerable to fire and lightning, which can turn them white and brittle”. Ice also works, and lightning is best against groups because it spreads. A Gibdo Bone is worth keeping: its fuse attack power is 40, higher than any other material from a regular monster.

What HP and drops do Like Likes have?

Full page: Like Likes.

Monster	HP	Drops
Like Like	200	Like Like Stone; Arrow ×5 35% (1–2 rolls)
Fire Like	250	Fire Like Stone; Arrow ×5 35% (1–2 rolls); Fire Fruit (1–3 rolls)
Ice Like	250	Ice Like Stone; Arrow ×5 35% (1–2 rolls); Ice Fruit (1–3 rolls)
Shock Like	400	Shock Like Stone; Arrow ×5 35% (1–2 rolls); Shock Fruit (1–3 rolls)
Rock Like	250	Like Like Stone; Arrow ×5 35% (1–2 rolls)

Like Likes wait in caves and try to swallow you. The game says the tongue in the center of the mouth “is very sensitive” and that hitting it makes the creature falter. Get close enough for it to open its mouth, then strike the tongue; one traveler in the game guesses that setting a Like Like on fire makes it show its tongue. Each element drops its own stone and one to three matching fruit.

Artwork of a Like Like, a squat grey body with a green top and a ring of white teeth around the mouth — A Like Like: a squat body topped by a wide mouth ringed with white teeth.

What HP do Wizzrobes have?

Full page: Wizzrobes.

Monster	HP	Drops
Fire Wizzrobe	150	None
Ice Wizzrobe	150	None
Electric Wizzrobe	150	None
Meteo Wizzrobe	300	None
Blizzrobe	300	None
Thunder Wizzrobe	300	None

Wizzrobes have no drop table at all, so they give nothing but the end of the weather they cause. Their damage files have the elemental weak points you would expect:

Fire and Meteo Wizzrobes: freezing deals 9,999, so one ice hit kills.
Ice Wizzrobes and Blizzrobes: catching fire deals 9,999.
Electric and Thunder Wizzrobes: no instant-kill element. Shoot the head, which takes double damage; a headshot also stuns a Wizzrobe.

What about Chuchus, Keese, Octoroks and other small monsters?

Full pages: Chuchus, Keese and Octoroks.

Monster	HP	Drops
Chuchu	10	Chuchu Jelly; another Chuchu Jelly 30%
Fire Chuchu	10	Red Chuchu Jelly; another Red Chuchu Jelly 30%
Ice Chuchu	10	White Chuchu Jelly; another White Chuchu Jelly 30%
Electric Chuchu	10	Yellow Chuchu Jelly; another Yellow Chuchu Jelly 60%
Keese	1	Keese Eyeball; Keese Wing 40% (2 rolls)
Fire Keese	1	Fire Keese Eyeball; Fire Keese Wing 40% (2 rolls)
Ice Keese	1	Ice Keese Eyeball; Ice Keese Wing 40% (2 rolls)
Electric Keese	1	Electric Keese Eyeball; Electric Keese Wing 40% (2 rolls)
Water Octorok	8	Octorok Eyeball 20% (up to 2 rolls); one of Octorok Tentacle 25%, Octo Balloon 75% (1–2 rolls)
Forest Octorok	8	Octorok Eyeball 20% (up to 2 rolls); one of Octorok Tentacle 25%, Octo Balloon 75% (1–2 rolls)
Rock Octorok	8	Octorok Eyeball 20% (up to 2 rolls); one of Octorok Tentacle 25%, Octo Balloon 75% (1–2 rolls)
Snow Octorok	8	Octorok Eyeball 20% (up to 2 rolls); one of Octorok Tentacle 25%, Octo Balloon 75% (1–2 rolls)
Treasure Octorok	8	one of Green Rupee 40%, Blue Rupee 20%, Red Rupee 5%, Purple Rupee 1%, Silver Rupee 0.5% (3–5 rolls); Octorok Eyeball 20% (up to 2 rolls); Octo Balloon (up to 2 rolls)
Aerocuda	2	Aerocuda Eyeball; Aerocuda Wing 40% (2 rolls)
Evermean	40	one of Acorn 35%, Chickaloo Tree Nut 25%, Korok Frond 10% (4–5 rolls); Monster Extract 10%; Sturdy Thick Stick 40% (1–5 rolls); one of Hightail Lizard 70%, Rugged Rhino Beetle 2%, Bladed Rhino Beetle 2%, Energetic Rhino Beetle 1% (1–3 rolls)
Stone Pebblit	20	one of Flint 30%, Amber 60%, Opal 10%
Igneo Pebblit	20	one of Flint 30%, Amber 60%, Ruby 10%
Frost Pebblit	20	one of Flint 30%, Amber 60%, Sapphire 10%
Little Frox	16	Zonaite (1–2 rolls); one of Brightbloom Seed 60%, Giant Brightbloom Seed 10% (1–2 rolls)

Chuchus: the parameter file gives 10 HP, and the game notes “its strength varies by size”. An Ice Chuchu takes 9,999 from catching fire.
Keese: 1 HP, and arrows do triple damage to them. A Bomb Flower arrow clears a swarm.
Octoroks: 8 HP, and every physical hit does ten times its damage, so any hit kills. A Yellow Chuchu Jelly in the water kills a Water Octorok.
Aerocudas: the game calls them “easy to shoot down”. Fuse any eyeball to an arrow and it homes in on them.
Evermeans: arrows do nothing and bombs do a hundred times their damage. The game says they can be “chopped down” like trees, so bladed weapons or fire work well.
Pebblits: ordinary weapon damage is set to zero and bombs do ten times their damage. The game notes a Stone Pebblit is “fragile enough to break when thrown”; a boulder-fused weapon also breaks one.

What do Yiga Clan members drop?

Full page: Yiga Clan.

Monster	HP	Drops
Yiga Footsoldier	72	Mighty Bananas; one of Green Rupee 30%, Blue Rupee 35%, Red Rupee 7%, Purple Rupee 1% (3–5 rolls); Sundelion 60%
Yiga Blademaster	400	Mighty Bananas (up to 2 rolls); one of Green Rupee 30%, Blue Rupee 30%, Red Rupee 15%, Purple Rupee 3% (3–5 rolls); Sundelion

Yiga Footsoldiers and Blademasters drop no horn. Both always drop Mighty Bananas and roll three to five times for rupees, mostly green and blue. For steadier income, see rupee farming.

What about Phantom Ganon and the Gloom Hands?

Monster	HP	Drops
Phantom Ganon	450	None

Phantom Ganon has 450 HP in its parameter file. It has no drop table. It is covered with the final fight on the Ganondorf page.

The Gloom Hands (the game’s reference text calls them Gloom Spawn) have neither an HP value nor a drop table in the data used here. They are said to leave Dark Clumps when they disappear; staying out of their reach or blowing them up with bomb arrows keeps you safe.

How much HP do the large monsters have?

Monster	HP	Page
Lynel · Blue-Maned · White-Maned · Silver	2,000 · 3,000 · 4,000 · 5,000	Lynel locations
Hinox · Blue · Black · Stalnox	600 · 800 · 1,000 · 1,000	Hinox locations
Stone and Battle Talus · Luminous · Rare	380 · 620 · 1,080	Talus locations
Igneo Talus · Frost Talus	1,000 each	Talus locations
Frox · Obsidian · Blue-White	700 · 1,350 · 2,100	Frox locations
Molduga	1,500	Molduga locations
Flame, Frost and Thunder Gleeok · King Gleeok	8,000 · 8,000	Gleeok locations
Flux Construct I · II · III	360 · 720 · 1,080	Flux Construct locations

The temple bosses are on their own page. Lynels drop both a saber horn and a mace horn every time; a Silver Lynel also drops four hooves, guts and three to five bundles of ten arrows.

Which monster parts are best for Fuse?

Material	From	Fuse attack power
Silver Lynel Saber Horn	Silver Lynel	55
Silver Lynel Mace Horn	Silver Lynel	51
Gibdo Bone	Gibdo, Moth Gibdo	40
Silver Boss Bokoblin Horn	Silver Boss Bokoblin	37
Captain Construct IV Horn	Captain Construct IV	35
Silver Lizalfos Horn	Silver Lizalfos	34
Silver Moblin Horn	Silver Moblin	33
Silver Horriblin Horn	Silver Horriblin	32
Silver Bokoblin Horn	Silver Bokoblin	31

These values come from the Fuse guide. The Gibdo Bone is the standout: a 60-HP desert monster drops it every time.

Which weak points work on most monsters?

The head. Bokoblins, Moblins, Lizalfos, Horriblins, Constructs, Gibdos, Yiga, Wizzrobes, Aerocudas and Octoroks all have a head hitbox that doubles damage. Chuchus have it on the eyes and Like Likes on the tongue.
The opposite element. Fire-Breath Lizalfos, Fire and Meteo Wizzrobes die to one ice hit; Ice-Breath Lizalfos, Ice Wizzrobes, Blizzrobes, Ice Chuchus and Ice Keese die to one fire hit.
Freezing. On most regular monsters, being frozen deals 10 damage on the spot; Fire-Breath Lizalfos and Fire Wizzrobes are the exceptions above, where it is fatal. More on elemental arrows in bows and arrows.