the legend of zelda breath of the wild monsters

As with the Pebblits, you shouldn't use weapons such as swords if you can help it.

On their body somewhere - usually on their back - is a giant crystal. Use this opportunity to clamber up on their back.

Once you've blown up both of a Talus' arms, they'll collapse.

Your goal is simple: use bombs to blow up their arms.

For the larger boss-type Talus, watch out for their primary move: throwing their rock arms at you in an attempt to try and hit you.

If bombs aren't going to work, smaller Talus can be tackled with weapons that are designed to deal with rocks - sledgehammers, for instance.

Just toss a bomb at them and detonate it - it'll blast them to smithereens in an instant.

The smaller Talus (known as Pebblit) you encounter - smaller than Link - are pretty easy to beat.

It'll only end in broken weapons and no progress.

The first rule we have is simple: don't just go to town on these guys with any old weapon. A gigantic stone creature seems more than a bit of a problem, especially in a game where all weapons have durability and hitting things against stone is more or less sure to break them. The first time you see a Talus, it's easy to panic a bit.

Good luck! Stone Talus Strategy - Defeating the Gigantic Stone Creature Boss On top of that, many quests require you fell them - so to give you a hand, we've put together some tops for taking down stone giant Talus, the cyclops-like Hinox, the sand worm Molduga and the most terrifying of all, the man-lion hybrid Lynel. They're strong enemies that are not only a great challenge but also an extremely useful source of loot.

Given that the game doesn't have much in the way of the traditional dungeon structure, these creatures are the closest thing you'll find to a mini-boss, and many of them do reprise that role in super-powerful forms in Hyrule Castle.

The legend of zelda breath of the wild monsters