When they open their mouth, it reveals a gross eyeball at the center - their weak point, naturally. The massive tubes cling onto walls and menacingly stare at Link through a circular row of teeth. In Link’s new adventure, they’re more grotesque than ever. I’ve always been a little scared of Like Likes as a result, but Tears of the Kingdom takes that terror to new heights. I still remember having to buy a second fire Tunic in Ocarina of Time after one ate me and spit me off a cliff.

That makes them one of Hyrule’s most feared creatures, as dying after getting eaten by one can sometimes result in Link losing objects for good. Usually portrayed as featureless tubes, these creepy monsters can devour Link and eat his equipment. Image used with permission by copyright holderįor longtime Zelda fans, Like Likes are one of the series’ most iconic enemies. Meet Tears of the Kingdom’s absolutely horrifying Like Likes. And by “steals the show,” I mean haunts my nightmares. There’s one new creature that steals the show, though.

But there are a lot of new monsters too, from Zonai robots to fearsome Gleeoks (which return from Link’s very first adventure). Naturally, a lot of returning favorites from Breath of the Wild return, like Moblins and Lynels. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is full of enemies for Link to strike down.

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