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White Wolfos
| White Wolfos | |
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 A White Wolfos from Twilight Princess | |
| Race/Species | Wolfos |
| Habitat(s) | Ice Cavern Gerudo's Training Ground Mountain Village Road to Goron Village Snowhead Snowhead Temple Snowpeak Snowpeak Ruins Snow Sanctuary Snow Temple Wellspring Station |
| Effective Weapon(s) | Sword Dark Energy Attack (TP) Wolf Attacks (TP) |
White Wolfoses are recurring enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.[1]
Contents
Characteristics
Navi's Comment
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White Wolfos |
| White Wolfos
Lure it close to you and watch its movement carefully! Attack it when it drops its guard! |
Tatl's Comment
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| It's a White Wolfos. Lure it in and watch its movements. It doesn't like its tail to be touched... |
White Wolfoses are white, wolf-like creatures. They were originally depicted as anthropomorphic creatures with glowing eyes, but in later games have appeared with more realistic, wolf-like forms. They are similar to the Wolfos, except that they are larger and generally take to icy climates, such as the Ice Cavern in Ocarina of Time and the Snow Realm in Spirit Tracks. In Majora's Mask, they will even disappear once spring is returned to Snowhead. However, they can also be spotted in unlikely areas as well, such as the Gerudo's Training Ground. In Ocarina of Time, one appears at the end of the Ice Cavern as its mini-boss.
Like the Wolfos, White Wolfoses will emerge from the ground when approached. They tend to fight in direct combat. In Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, White Wolfoses will circle around Link and dive in to strike with their claws. They can also block and dodge Link's attacks as well. This incarnation can be fought either by blocking or dodging its own attacks, and striking back when it lets its guard down. Identically to the Wolfos, its weak spot is its tail, and striking it will instantly defeat it. In Twilight Princess and Spirit Tracks, White Wolfoses tend to appear in packs, and charge at Link as opposed to bare-hand combat. The White Wolfoses in Twilight Princess can also dive back into the snow and reemerge to launch surprise attacks.
Other Appearances
Link's Crossbow Training
In Link's Crossbow Training, White Wolfoses appear in Level 8: Snowpeak: Defender. They inhabit the mountains of Snowpeak in packs, and can be found around the frozen lake and can ambush Link from piles of snow. Similar to their appearance in Twilight Princess, they surround Link in groups and attack by pouncing on him. They appear in much greater numbers as the Level's timer begins to runs out. They can be taken out in one shot of the Crossbow.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | ホワイトウルフォス (Howaito Urufosu) | White Wolfos |
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ChineseSI | 白狼战士 (Báiláng Zhànshi) | White Wolf Warrior |
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FrenchCA | Loufos blanc (OoT3D, MM3D) | |
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FrenchEU | Lobo Blanc | |
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German | Schnee-Wolfos Weißer Wolfsheimer (OoT) |
Snow Wolfos White Wolfsheimer |
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Italian | Lupo Bianco | |
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SpanishLA | Wolfos blanco (OoT3D, MM3D) | |
Gallery
White Wolfos from Ocarina of Time
White Wolfos in Ocarina of Time 3D
White Wolfos from Majora's Mask
White Wolfos from Majora's Mask
A White Wolfos from Twilight Princess
A pack of White Wolfos in Link's Crossbow Training
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See Also
References
- ↑ "After you dispatch the White Wolfoses, head to the courtyard’s northern section." (Twilight Princess Official Game Guide (Prima Games), pg. 320)
Bosses
Gohma · King Dodongo · Barinade · Phantom Ganon · Volvagia · Morpha · Bongo Bongo · Twinrova · Ganon
Mini-Bosses
Lizalfos · Big Octo · Stalfos · Meg · Flare Dancer · White Wolfos · Dark Link · Dead Hand · Gerudo Thief · Iron Knuckle
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