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Not to be confused with King Moblin from Link's Awakening.

The Great Moblin is a recurring Sub-Boss in The Legend of Zelda series.[4] He is depicted as a large Moblin that leads a troop of smaller ones.

Biography[]

Oracle of Seasons Manual Description
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Great Moblin
The Great Moblin lives in his proud keep and tries to swindle a toll from all who pass by.
Oracle of Ages Manual Description
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Great Moblin
The Great Moblin has begun to harass the Gorons with the hope of getting a monopoly on their prized Bomb Flowers.

The Great Moblin is the boss of a gang of Moblins who terrorize the populace of Holodrum and Labrynna. In whichever game is played first, Link drives him out of that land. If the two games are linked, he goes into the other land, where Link can further his plot. If the games are not linked, he will not recognize Link in that second land.

In Labrynna, he builds a keep in the mountain, and prevents the Gorons from growing Bomb Flowers so that he can sell his hand-made Bombs.

In Holodrum, he builds another keep, as more of a fortress with cannons in the walls, shelling anyone who comes near.[5] Link finds his minions surrounding Dimitri, intending to sell him.[6] To rescue Dimitri, Link must pay 80 Rupees.

If Link is in Holodrum while playing a Linked Game, the Great Moblin kidnaps Princess Zelda, hoping to make a profit.[7] After a brief skirmish he flees back to the Moblin's Keep.

After Link destroys the Moblin's Keep in Holodrum, the Great Moblin will move into an abandoned house in the south-eastern corner of Sunken City. There, he and his minions make Bombs, restoring their funds to rebuild the Keep once more. If Link drops a Bomb or an Ember Seed on their pile of Bombs and escapes, the house explodes, making the Great Moblin and his henchmen flee. They soon return and rebuild the house, and continue making Bombs once more. Link can blow up this second house too, making them flee again. If Link tries to ignite their pile of Bombs a third time, the Great Moblin will discover his actions.[8] They will then throw Link into the house and proceed to run away as it explodes, killing Link.

Nomenclature[]

Great Moblin shares its Japanese name with King Moblin, Club Moblin and Big Blin.


TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ボスブリン (Bosuburin) Bossblin
Canada FrenchCA Grand Molblin Same as English.
French Republic FrenchEU Grand Moblin Same as English.
Federal Republic of Germany German Großer Moblin Same as English.
Italian Republic Italian Grande Moblin Same as English.
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA Gran Moblin Same as English.

Gallery[]

References

  1. Oracle of Ages (Wessel), Scholastic, pg. N/A
  2. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages — Official Strategy Guide (Pocket Guide), BradyGames, pg. 46
  3. "The Great Moblin lives in his proud keep and tries to swindle a toll from all who pass by." (Oracle of Seasons manual, pg. 0)
  4. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 183 (OoS | OoA)
  5. "You! You, boy! This is the Great Moblin's realm! If you wish to get by alive, pay my toll! Hah, heh!" — Great Moblin (Oracle of Seasons)
  6. "Bwee! I found somethin' weird! If we catch it and sell it, we'll be rich!!! And the Great Moblin will be very pleased!!!" — Moblin (Oracle of Seasons)
  7. "Such fine clothes... You must be a high-class girl! Rupees, jewels, everything! Give me your valuables!" — Great Moblin (Oracle of Seasons)
  8. "Bwee-hee! So it was you! You'll pay!!! An eye for an eye!" — Great Moblin (Oracle of Seasons)
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