What order should I do the temples in?

The four regional temples (Wind, Fire, Water, Lightning) can be done in any order, although the story points you to the Wind Temple first (IGN). Except for Colgera and the Seized Construct, a temple boss has more HP the more temple bosses you have already beaten (Zelda Dungeon), so the first temple you finish always has the easiest boss.

What do you get for beating a temple boss?

A Heart Container, and that temple's sage joins you with their vow (for example Vow of Tulin, Sage of Wind).

Can you fight the temple bosses again?

Yes. Colgera, Marbled Gohma, Mucktorok and Queen Gibdo each appear three more times in the Depths; there they drop a boss material (such as Colgera Jaw) and a Huge Crystallized Charge. Their locations are in the Depths table on this page.

Tears of the Kingdom Temple Bosses: All Five, HP, Strategy, Rematches

Each of the five temples in Tears of the Kingdom ends with a boss that you fight next to that temple’s sage, and the sage’s ability is the key to the fight. This page covers all five in screenshots, gives their HP (which grows with the order you take them in), and lists where four of them come back in the Depths.

Which boss is in which temple?

Temple	Boss	Sage who helps	Reward
Wind Temple	Colgera	Tulin	Heart Container, Vow of Tulin, Sage of Wind
Fire Temple	Marbled Gohma	Yunobo	Heart Container, Vow of Yunobo, Sage of Fire
Water Temple	Mucktorok	Sidon	Heart Container, Vow of Sidon, Sage of Water
Lightning Temple	Queen Gibdo	Riju	Heart Container, Vow of Riju, Sage of Lightning
Spirit Temple	Seized Construct	Mineru	Heart Container, Vow of Mineru, Sage of Spirit

The Heart Container is listed for each boss by Zelda Dungeon (and by Game8 for the Seized Construct); the vows are the key items each sage gives.

How much HP does each temple boss have?

HP depends on how many temple bosses you have beaten before, like the Blights in Breath of the Wild. Colgera and the Seized Construct are the exceptions.

Boss	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	In the Depths
Colgera	600	600	600	600	600	—
Marbled Gohma	800	1,200	1,600	2,000	2,400	2,000
Mucktorok	1,300	1,300	1,625	1,925	2,275	2,850
Queen Gibdo	2,270	2,270	2,724	3,178	3,632	2,838
Seized Construct	20,000	20,000	20,000	20,000	20,000	—

All HP values are from Zelda Dungeon; Game8’s boss pages give none, so these are single-source. Zelda Dungeon adds that every hit on Colgera does exactly 100 damage, that Mucktorok resists arrows by 40% and Beam Emitters by 80%, and that Queen Gibdo resists headshots by 25% and Beam Emitters by 80%. You are not meant to wear down the Seized Construct’s 20,000 with weapons; the fence does the work.

How do you beat Colgera?

Colgera seen from below, round weak spots on its underside — Colgera has three round weak spots, each behind a shell of spikes. They are easiest to see from below. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link diving at Colgera's weak spot, a purple core inside a spiky membrane — Skydive at a weak spot ① and shoot it. In phase 1 each weak spot takes two hits: one breaks the membrane, the second destroys the core. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

A weak spot's purple core exposed after the membrane breaks — Once the core shows, hit it again. Its spike attacks also open a weak spot, which makes it easier to hit from above. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link gliding near the swirling teleport bubble Colgera escapes into — Phase 2: it summons tornadoes (keep your distance) and each weak spot needs three hits. When it dives into its teleport bubble it comes up under you; use Tulin’s Gusts to move away, then hit it as it flies past. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Strategy from Game8’s Colgera guide.

Colgera Boss Battle | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 — Video by Jlatzss14 · YouTube

How do you beat Marbled Gohma?

Marbled Gohma in its arena with a glowing eye on top — Marbled Gohma’s weak spot is the eye ① on top of its body. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Yunobo about to charge at Marbled Gohma's leg — Break two of its legs with Yunobo’s Charge. It falls, and Yunobo signals when you can climb on. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link on top of the fallen Marbled Gohma — Climb onto it and hit the eye with your strongest melee weapon. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Marbled Gohma clinging to the ceiling — Phase 2: it clings to the ceiling. Knock it down with Yunobo’s Charge, or with arrows fused to a Keese Eyeball or Aerocuda Eyeball, which home in on its eye. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link beside a ring of exploding rock balls — It throws down balls that explode after a few seconds and can cage you in. Clear at least one with Yunobo’s Charge or Recall before they go off. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Strategy from Game8’s Marbled Gohma guide.

Marbled Gohma Boss | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 — Video by Jlatzss14 · YouTube

How do you beat Mucktorok?

Mucktorok swimming through its sludge as a shark fin — Mucktorok swims through its own sludge. Hit it with water while it swims: the water attack from Sidon’s Water Wall, or arrows fused with Chuchu Jelly. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link inside Sidon's Water Wall — Keep Sidon’s Water Wall up: it deflects the sludge you can’t dodge. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link attacking Mucktorok in its octopus form — A water hit reveals its octopus true form. Chase it and hit it until it goes back into the sludge. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Sludge puddles covering the arena in phase 2 — Phase 2: sludge puddles slow you and let it skip away. Wash the ones near the middle off with water attacks, and stop it with eyeball-fused arrows when it runs. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Strategy from Game8’s Mucktorok guide.

Mucktorok Boss Battle | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 — Video by Jlatzss14 · YouTube

How do you beat Queen Gibdo?

Queen Gibdo's introduction — Queen Gibdo is a two-part fight; Zelda Dungeon places the first encounter at Dragon’s Exile and the second in the Lightning Temple. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Riju calling down lightning — Use Riju’s lightning: shoot Queen Gibdo while she is inside its range. Fire or shock arrows (Fire Fruit, Red Chuchu Jelly, Shock Fruit, Yellow Chuchu Jelly) also work. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Queen Gibdo turned white, Link below her — When she turns white she is vulnerable: melee her as hard as you can. Enough hits knock her to the floor. Sidestep the tornadoes she summons. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

A Gibdo hive in the arena — Second part: she summons Gibdo hives. Destroy them with Riju’s lightning. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

A pillar of light rising where a hive stood — A destroyed hive leaves a pillar of light that makes the ordinary Gibdo vulnerable and still. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Strategy from Game8’s Queen Gibdo guide.

Queen Gibdo Boss Battle | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 — Video by Jlatzss14 · YouTube

How do you beat the Seized Construct?

The Seized Construct in an arena surrounded by an electrified fence — The Seized Construct is a construct Mineru built; the arena is ringed by an electrified fence. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Link riding Mineru's Construct, facing the boss — You fight as Mineru’s Construct, with whatever you attach to its arms. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

A cannon blast exploding on the Seized Construct — Stun it with one charged cannon shot (or a Shock Emitter at close range in phase 2), or block its swipe with your shield at the right moment. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

The Seized Construct slammed against the barbed electric fence — Then hit it three times — four in phase 2 — to throw it into the fence; that is where its damage comes from. If it flies, a charged cannon shot brings it down. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

A Heart Container floating above the stairs after the fight — Every temple boss leaves a Heart Container ①. Screenshot (cropped) from Jlatzss14 · CC BY

Strategy from Game8’s Seized Construct guide; Zelda Dungeon notes the fence is how the fight is meant to be won.

Seized Construct Boss Battle | The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 — Video by Jlatzss14 · YouTube

Where are the temple boss rematches?

Colgera, Marbled Gohma, Mucktorok and Queen Gibdo each return three times in the Depths. There, Zelda Dungeon lists their drops as a boss material (Colgera Jaw, Marbled Gohma Leg, Octorok materials, Queen Gibdo Wing) plus a Huge Crystallized Charge. Game8 notes the rematches are harder: no platforms against Colgera, no curved walls (so no ceiling phase) for Marbled Gohma, normal gravity against Mucktorok, and no pillar of light from Queen Gibdo’s hives.

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Colgera (3)
Marbled Gohma (3)
Mucktorok (3)
Queen Gibdo (3)

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#	Monster	Landmark on the surface above	Region	X, Y
1	Colgera	Daval Peak	Faron	-1154, -3626
2	Colgera	Hebra West Summit	Hebra	-4371, 3046
3	Colgera	Pikida Stonegrove	Hebra	-2267, 3266
4	Marbled Gohma	Tamio River	Hyrule Field	-2793, -0759
5	Marbled Gohma	Linebeck Island	Lanayru	1607, -0062
6	Marbled Gohma	Quatta's Shelf	Lanayru	2145, -0628
7	Mucktorok	Tarrey Town Race	Akkala	3671, 1680
8	Mucktorok	Rowan Plain	Great Hyrule Forest	-1244, 2014
9	Mucktorok	Ternio Trail	Lanayru	2837, 0610
10	Queen Gibdo	Vatorsa Snowfield	Gerudo	-3636, -0838
11	Queen Gibdo	Washa's Bluff	Hyrule Field	-2721, -0077
12	Queen Gibdo	Hylia River	Lanayru	0949, -0461

Where does this data come from?

HP and resistances: Zelda Dungeon’s pages for each boss (single source; Game8 lists no HP).
Strategy: Game8’s boss guides for each of the five, cross-checked with the screenshots.
Rematch locations: the game’s placement data as served by zeldamods’ radar for objmap-totk.
Names: the game’s own text (TotkText, game version 1.2.1).
Screenshots: Jlatzss14 (CC BY), one video per boss.

More big fights: the final battle, the Gleeoks, all 34 Lynels and all 35 Flux Constructs.