Stallord

Stallord
	RenderModel TP TPTPHD
Title(s)	Twilit Fossil
Main appearance(s)	Twilight Princess
Dungeon(s)	Arbiter's Grounds
Weakness	Spinner; Master Sword
Reward(s)	Heart Container

Not to be confused with Fossil Stallord, a similarly named Boss from Link's Crossbow Training.

Stallord is a recurring Boss in The Legend of Zelda series.^[1]

Characteristics

Midna's Advice

Stallord

This thing uses the flowing sands to protect itself. What a creep... Give it to him with that little spinner of yours, [Link]!

(After damaging it)

Take a good look... He may be ridiculously huge, but there's only one bone that's holding him up... If we could just destroy that one support...

(After completing the first phase)

...Is he...dead? Somehow, I don't feel very relieved by this...

(After starting the second phase)

Yikes! I guess that wasn't the end of it! Staying down here is just going to make it easier for him to do away with you, [Link]! Ride the rail on the wall to climb up top!

(After getting damaged)

Yeah... You can't attack while you're riding the rail... If things look dangerous, jump across to the rail on the opposite wall! Keep doing that until he gets close, then do it again to ram into him!

(Asked again)

When he comes in to attack, that's when we need to counter with our own attack!

Originally, Stallord is a lifeless skeleton of an ancient beast found in the dungeon's final chamber. Zant, however, reanimates Stallord's fossil by plunging the Scimitar of Twilight into the skull, thereafter disappearing.

Stallord awakens and a large sand pit forms all around it. Link is forced to attach himself to the edge of the pit with the Spinner and ride around it. He must then detach from the wall and direct himself towards the spine, attempting to dodge the Staltroops that attempt to block his attacks. Successfully attacking the spine three times makes it crack, bringing Stallord down. After this, its head falls to the ground, draining the sand out of the room. By spinning the Spinner into the lock in the center of the room, Link activates the gears, which causes a central pillar to rise in the middle of the room, leading to the second part of the battle.

Stallord's skull then flies around the raised pillar, attempting to bombard Link with fireballs. Only by riding along the wall with the Spinner is Link able to catch up with it. Stallord attacks whenever Link gets close enough, forcing him to jump from wall to wall to evade. By striking it with the Spinner, Stallord is knocked out of the air, giving Link the chance to attack the Scimitar in Stallord's skull. When Stallord rises again, Blade Traps start filling the walls, forcing Link to keep jumping from wall to wall.

After enough hits, Stallord is defeated, leaving behind a Heart Container.

Other Appearances

Non-Canon Information

Ocarina of Time (Himekawa)

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In the Ocarina of Time manga by Akira Himekawa, a Stalfos under the name of Stallord appears as a secondary antagonist. It leads Ganondorf's Stalfos army in the attack on Hyrule Castle, eventually dueling and besting the young Link in combat.

Seven years later, after emerging from the Temple of Time, Link finds Stallord and another Stalfos attacking a Hylian Soldier. Link easily defeats the Stalfos and vanquishes Stallord after a short duel. Reduced to a disembodied skull, Stallord flies to Ganon's Castle to inform the dark lord that the Hero of Time has arrived.

Trivia

Zant will not appear to reanimate Stallord if Link approaches in his Wolf form, allowing Link to explore the area.
The music during the second phase of Stallord's battle is a remix of the themes for King Dodongo and Volvagia from Ocarina of Time.

Nomenclature

Stallord is a portmanteau of "Stal", a skeletal species, and "Lord".

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	蘇生古代獣ハーラ・ジガント (Sosei Kodai Jū Hāra Jiganto)	Resurrected Ancient Beast: Hahra Gigant
	French^CA	Humbaba	Humbaba
	French^EU	Humbaba, Antique Terreur Réssuscitée	Humbaba, Ancient Resurrected Terror
	German	Riesenfossilbestie Skeletulor	Giant Fossil Beast Skeletulor
	Italian	Stallord, Fossile del Crepuscolo	Stallord, Fossil of the Twilight
	Korean	소생고대귀 스탈로드 (Sosaeng Godaegui Stallodeu)	Resurrected Ancient Demon: Stallord
	Spanish^EU	Stallord, Fósil de las Sombras	Stallord, Fossil of the Shadows

Gallery

Link attacking Stallord's spine from Twilight Princess
Link attacking Stallord's skull from Twilight Princess

References

↑ Encyclopedia (Dark Horse Books) pg. 207 ^(TP)

Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series

The Legend of Zelda

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

Stalfos	Big Dark Stalfos · Blue Stalfos · Captain Keeta · Captain Stalfos · Igos du Ikana · Master Stalfos · Parutamu · Shrouded Stalfos · Stalchampion · Stalchild · Stalfos · Stalfos Knight · Stalfos Warrior · Stalmaster · Staltroop · Yellow Stalfos
Other(s)	Bago-Bago · Bubble · Desbreko · Fire Bago-Bago · Sandfish · Skullfish · Skullrope · Stal · Stalblind · Staldra · Stalhound · Stalizalfos · Stalkoblin · Stallord · Stalmoblin

Enemies	Shadow Beast · Shadow Bulblin · Shadow Insect · Shadow Kargarok · Shadow Keese · Shadow Vermin · Zant's Hand · Zant Mask
Sub-Bosses	Twilit Carrier Kargarok
Bosses	Argorok · Armogohma · Blizzeta · Diababa · Fyrus · Morpheel · Phantom Zant · Stallord · Twilit Bloat · Twilit Carrier Kargarok · Zant

Stallord

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Characteristics

Other Appearances

Ocarina of Time (Himekawa)

Trivia

Nomenclature

Gallery

References

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