The Legend of Zelda

[Alex]

If you don't want to be hit by an Iron Knuckle use this strategy: jump attack, backflip, let the Iron Knuckle attack, repeat. For me, they're really the easiest mini-bosses to defeat

This does NOT work if they vertical swing after you attack.

I don't know, I do that strategy every time I fight one and I've never been hit.

[Crawfish]

I like the circle pad. At first it hurt my thumb but I have since become immune.

[Dedivax]

Also, Darknuts are absolutely a blast to fight. I love doing the Cave of Ordeals in TP, because in a room near the bottom you fight 4 at a time.

Truest statement.

THIS. You finally get to use the full extent of all the cool sword techniques that you learned through the game

[Guyperson]

I remember those darknuts. For the entire cave of ordeals, I saved up all my bombs, knowing the fight was coming. And then, I woke them, and they started to walk beneath me. All my bombs were dropped. I don't know if I killed one, or if after they dropped their armor they just dodged the explosions, but man, it was great.

[Crawfish]

Wow, the Water Temple has never before been so easy.

[Galaxy Man]

all OoT bosses can be beaten in under 4 minutes

this is fact

It's also another reason why I love the boss re-fight mode in OoT3D.

Also Iron Knuckles are easy. Just jump around behind them and whack away, when they start to swing jump back and repeat.

[Levanaphantom]

I agree that Darknuts are fun!

I think most people by now have fought the OoT bosses so many times that they can be beaten in 4 minutes or less while blindfolded.

Queen Gohma takes about 30 seconds.

My favorite boss, ever, is Stallord from Twilight Princess. I fight him OVER AND OVER.

Meanwhile, in the last Ganondorf fight in TP did you know that if you cast your fishing rod he'll be all OOH SHINY and you'll have a chance to hit him? xD

[Cori]

Using the fishing rod to distract Ganondorf is pretty common knowledge. Still, it is rather satisfying to take potshots at him while he's staring at the lure.

[Liraxus]

Using the fishing rod to distract Ganondorf is pretty common knowledge. Still, it is rather satisfying to take potshots at him while he's staring at the lure.

MMM i smell a comic idea~

[Crawfish]

The only bosses in OoT that give me trouble are Phantom Ganon, Volvagia, and Bongo Bongo. Volvagia is only tough because he can have realy dumb AI and always appear too far away to attack with the hammer. Bongo Bongo, idk why he's tough but I always hesitate with the bow or just run out of arrows and run around like an idiot.

[Galaxy Man]

erp never mind chalk that four minutes down to three

i figured out what the fuck i should do on Twinrova.

Also Volvagia is pretty easy. Just stand in the middle of the room, and when he pops up run over and smack his booty. You can also hit him with arrows if you position yourself right, while he's flying.

And Bongo Bongo isn't even worth mentioning as hard. Equip either Iron or Flying whatever they're called boots, and arrows. arrows everywhere. About 50 seconds. at worst.

[Madican]

I fought Ganondorf in Twilight Princess the normal way. By flailing my Wiimote like a madman and pretending I was a competent swordfighter.

[Levanaphantom]

Apparently, such flailing tactics will no longer adequately cut the mustard in the new Zelda game--they say you have to STRATEGIZE now. @_@;

[Unbalanced]

Now, you have to swing the sword either left-right or up-down!

[Etank88]

Now, you have to swing the sword either left-right or up-down!

don't forget stabby stabby