Eox

Eox
	ArtworkModel PH PH
Title(s)	Ancient Stone Soldier[citation needed]
Main appearance(s)	Phantom Hourglass
Dungeon(s)	Mutoh's Temple
Weakness	Hammer; Sword
Reward(s)	Heart Container; Aquanine; Sand of Hours

Eox is the seventh Boss in Phantom Hourglass.^[1] It is a giant mechanical golem made of stone and wood that guards the Cobble's Aquanine.

Characteristics

Eox starts out as a giant golem that takes up both screens. In the first phase of the battle, Link must run around the arena dodging Eox's flurry of Arrows and fists. He must then head to one of four pedestals that spring him into the air when he hits it with the Hammer. Once in the air, Link must use the Hammer to hit the pegs that stick out of Eox's body. Repeating this will eventually shatter the stone outer body and reveal the wood frame underneath, where four buttons that light up where the previous pegs were are revealed. Link must then hit another spring to bounce into the air and hit all four buttons in one leap, collapsing Eox and begining the second phase of the battle.

In the second phase, Eox's head will hop around the room and shoot Arrows out of its mouth in different directions. Link must then lure him close to one of the springs so that when he launches into the air, he land on top of Eox's head. Once on top, he must strike Eox's crystal with his Sword. Link may also hit the crystal with the Hammer until the head knocks him off.

Nomenclature

Eox shares his Japanese name オーイス (Ōisu) with Mazaal, the boss of the Fortress of Winds from The Minish Cap.

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	古代巨岩兵オーイス (Kodai Kyoganbei Ōisu)	Ancient Giant Rock Soldier Ōisu
	French^CA	Oohiss, Soldat Lithique	Oohiss, Lithic Soldier
	French^EU	Oohiss, Ancien Soldat Lithique	Oohiss, Ancient Lithic Soldier
	German	Uralter Steinsoldat Ohis	Ancient Stone Soldier Ohis
	Italian	Eox, Antico Soldato Roccia	Eox, Ancient Rock Soldier
	Korean	고대거암병 오이스
	Spanish^LA	Eox, Ancestral Soldado Roca	Eox, Ancestral Rock Soldier

Gallery

Eox's exposed wooden frame
Eox awakening
Eox awakened
Eox pounding Link
Link using the Hammer on Eox
Link using the Hammer on Eox's buttons
Eox's Critical Point
Eox defeated

References

↑ Art & Artifacts (Dark Horse Books) pg. 312

Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series

The Legend of Zelda

Aquamentus · Dodongo · Manhandla · Gleeok · Digdogger · Gohma · Ganon

Eox
ArtworkModel PH PH
Title(s)	Ancient Stone Soldier^{[citation needed]}
Main appearance(s)	Phantom Hourglass
Dungeon(s)	Mutoh's Temple
Weakness	Hammer Sword
Reward(s)	Heart Container Aquanine Sand of Hours

Mechanical	Eox · Gohdan · Koloktos · Mazaal · Puppet Ganon · Ramrock
Characters	Agahnim · Blaino · Byrne · Dark Link · Demise · Ganon · Ghirahim · Gibdo · Hinox · Nayru (Oracle) · Shadow Link · Skull Kid · Taros · Thief · Twinrova · Veran · Wizzrobe · Yook · Yuga · Yuga Ganon · Zant
Enemies	Blue Taros · Boarblin · Chilfos · Freezor · Garo · Gibdo · Goriya · Guma · Hinox · Mago · Pikku · Purple Keaton · ReDead · ReDead Knight · Red Taros · Shadow Beast · Snapper · Taros · Thief · Wizzrobe · Wosu · Yellow Keaton · Yook
Sub-Bosses	Avalaunch · Dark Link · Flare Dancer · Garo Master · Hinox · Hinox Brothers · Shadow Link · Snapper
Bosses	Agahnim · Agunima · Avalaunch · Blaaz · Blaino · Blind the Thief · Carock · Cragma · Dark Link · Demise · Eox · Flare Dancer · Fraaz · Ganon · Garo Master · Ghirahim · Gibdo · Gohdan · Gooma · Hinox Brothers · Koloktos · Mazaal · Odolwa · Possessed Zelda · Puppet Ganon · Ramrock · Shadow Link · Skull Kid · Twinrova · Veran · Yuga · Yuga Ganon · Zant

Enemies	Armored Train · Cannon Boat · Dark Train · Guardian (Breath of the Wild) · Sentrobe · Tank · Warship
Sub-Bosses	LD-002G Scervo
Bosses	Demon Train · Eox · Gohdan · Goht · Koloktos · LD-002G Scervo · LD-003D Dreadfuse · Mazaal · Puppet Ganon · Ramrock

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