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Template:Boss Iron Knuckles, known as Ironknuckle in The Adventure of Link^[1]^[2] and called Ironnack in the The Official Nintendo Player's Guide entry for The Adventure of Link,^[3] are a recurring enemy in Template:LZS.

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Characteristics

File:IronKnuckleAoL(Art).png

Iron Knuckles are large, heavily armored knights, equipped with swords or axes capable of dealing immense damage. Though quite similar to Darknuts, Iron Knuckles are less common across the series, and usually play the role of stoic guardians as opposed to the more aggressive behavior of a Darknut. The main difference however is that they do not share a Darknut's traditional weakness to attacks from behind. These foes are dueling elites, incorporating much of the same swordplay technique Link does during battle to great effect. These knights are also known for their unmatched defensive capabilities and long vitality. In their debut, The Adventure of Link, they predominantly appear in the temple dungeons where it is said they were "iron warriors" chosen by the King of Hyrule.^[4] They fight with both sword and shield, and appear in three varieties of increasing strength: orange, red, and blue, with the blue Iron Knuckles being capable of shooting Sword Beams (referred to as knives in the NES Game Atlas).^[5]

Iron Knuckles later appeared as mini-bosses in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, in the former appearing as a facet of the plot at the Spirit Temple, and in the latter as guardians that appear predominantly under the Ikana Graveyard, protecting tombs. In Ocarina of Time, several Iron Knuckles are encountered throughout the Spirit Temple. Twinrova had also kidnapped Nabooru in the past, the Sage of Spirit, and held her in the Spirit Temple. In the future, when Link confronts Twinrova for the first time, they send an Iron Knuckle, which turns out to be a brainwashed Nabooru under its armor.^[6]^[7] Even after he defeats her and regains her consciousness, she is again captured by Twinrova. In Majora's Mask, there are only three Iron Knuckles: two are beneath the Ikana Graveyard on the First and Second Day, respectively. One is guarding the resting place of Flat and the other is guarding a Piece of Heart. The third is in the Link Dungeon in the hide and seek game played by Link while in his Hylian form. Also in Majora's Mask, gold Iron Knuckle armor can be seen on display in the Curiosity Shop. This armor is actually used as a peep hole from the back room where Kafei spies on the Curiosity Shop's dealings. Interestingly, this armor wields a sword instead of an ax, similar to the Iron Knuckles of The Adventure of Link.

The Iron Knuckles of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask were distinguished from Darknuts of previous games by their use of huge axes, capable of taking four hearts from Link at every swing, making them one of the strongest recurring enemies in the games. Their grand size and armor coverage also meant they took many hits to defeat, but their slow attacks and recovery are their weakness.^[8] Like in The Adventure of Link, they also come in varying strengths and colors. Nabooru's Iron Knuckle armor in Ocarina of Time in particular is larger and has more extravagant armor. Her's is also unique in that her armor falls away and harmlessly reveals her upon defeat.

Strategy-wise, Iron Knuckles in The Adventure of Link are experts at defensive strategy, using a shield they constantly move up or down to block Link's attacks while also attacking high and low. Link must also focus on defense and watch the swing of its sword and block accordingly while looking for an opening. He can use the Shield Spell to protect himself when fighting them. It is also possible for Link to jump and perform a Down Thrust at its head to inflict damage.

In Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, they are particularly weak to Jump Attacks while they recover from failed ax strikes. The armor of the Iron Knuckle can be damaged, providing two stages to every battle. While wearing armor, they are slow and impervious to all attacks save for sword swings and Bombs. Once enough armor is removed, they become enraged and move quicker, but are now weak to Arrows, opening up the opportunity for a successful long-range strategy. Despite their similarity to Darknuts, it is not recommended to attack an Iron Knuckle from behind, as they can perform a fast, deadly spinning attack to counter such a strategy. Nayru's Love is particularly useful when fighting Iron Knuckles due to the extensive damage they cause.

Rebonack

In The Adventure of Link, a blue Iron Knuckle called Rebonack is the Boss of the Island Palace. This boss is also sometimes referred to as "The Guardian Ironknuckle" or simply "Ironknuckle".^{[citation needed]} It rides a levitating steel horse and wields a lance, and charges at Link at high speed. Two more Rebonacks appear as mini-bosses in the Three-Eye Rock Palace, one of which guards the chamber containing the Cross and the second appearing before the pit that leads to the boss, Barba. While riding on the steel horse, they are only vulnerable to the Down Thrust, but once having taken enough damage, they will dismount and fight Link as a regular blue Iron Knuckle.

Non-canon Appearances

Non-Canon Information

Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon

File:Gamelon Iron Knuckle.jpg

Iron Knuckle as he appears in Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon

In The Wand of Gamelon, an Iron Knuckle appears as a minion of Ganon and as the second boss. He is located in Tykogi Tower.

He had captured the residents of Sakado, including Mayor Cravendish and Harbanno the baker, and imprisoned them in Tykogi Tower.^[9] After freeing Harbanno, Zelda fights and defeats Iron Knuckle atop the tower, who then breaks apart and reveals a beating Life Heart. Two Armos witness his death and quickly decide to leave. Zelda then rescues Mayor Cravendish shortly after.

Iron Knuckle's only weakness is the Power Glove, which will defeat him in a single strike. Zelda, however, must also be careful not to get too close, as this gives him a chance to strike back.

This is the only instance of an Iron Knuckle appearing in the same game as the similarly armored warriors known as Darknuts.

Theory

Theory Warning

The fact that other Iron Knuckles dissolve completely when defeated in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask lead to believe that they are animated by magic. However, carefully positioning the game camera through them reveals a Gerudo with a vacant stare similar to Nabooru. This is likely because the scene that follows the defeat of Nabooru as a Iron Knuckle shows her armor falling off, with a stunned expression on her face, and all Iron Knuckles use the same body model with slightly different outer armor. Though this head was removed from Ocarina of Time 3D, their body type is still present as it was in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. In fact, the Gerudo body is more visible, allowing to clearly see the chest of a Gerudo when the armor falls off, something that seems to be deliberately done as the head was removed from the model. As a result, some believe that all Iron Knuckles are actually heavily-armored Gerudo brainwashed by Twinrova. However, as this model is not readily visible to Link and requires careful camera manipulation to view, this may be a graphical oversight. The same model is reused in Majora's Mask with the same glitch achievable.

Trivia

In the Famicom Disk System version of The Adventure of Link, blue Iron Knuckles' Sword Beams flash and will disappear when blocked, much like Link's own, but in the NES version they do not flash and bounce off of Link's shield.
Iron Knuckles previously held the record for the highest damage output in a single attack of any regular enemy in a Zelda game, dealing four hearts of damage in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, as well as eight hearts in Master Quest. This record was lost to Shadow Link and Gramps in A Link Between Worlds, who can deal 32 hearts worth of damage in Hero Mode.
Nabooru's Iron Knuckle armor in Ocarina of Time does not start out with a weapon. Instead, it summons an ax from thin air by snapping its fingers.
Onox, the main antagonist of Oracle of Seasons, highly resembles the appearance of an Iron Knuckle. The only considerable difference is that Onox wields a Ball and Chain, while Iron Knuckles tend to use swords or axes.
Iron Knuckles from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask wear a cloth tunic bearing Gerudo patterns, similar to those seen on Ganondorf's and Twinrova's clothing.

Gallery

Ironknuckle.png

The orange Iron Knuckle sprite from The Adventure of Link
Ironknucklered.png

Red Iron Knuckle in The Adventure of Link
Ironknuckleblue.png

Blue Iron Knuckle in The Adventure of Link
An early design of an Iron Knuckle in Ocarina of Time
Ironknuckle Nabooru.png

Brainwashed Nabooru in Ocarina of Time
IronKnuckle OoT.png

An Iron Knuckle as seen in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
MM IronKnuckle.png

An Iron Knuckle in Majora's Mask
Armor of an Iron Knuckle in the Curiosity Shop in Majora's Mask

References

↑ "Ironknuckle: An iron warrior chosen by the king. A strong enemy who can use a shield and sword. He exists in many forms." (The Adventure of Link manual, pg. 38)
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↑ "An iron warrior chosen by the king. A strong enemy who can use a shield and sword. He exists in many forms." (AoL manual, ^{[which page?]})
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↑ "Something's strange... This is not an ordinary enemy!" — Navi (Ocarina of Time)
↑ "By the way... I really messed up... I was brainwashed by those old witches and used by Ganondorf to do his evil will..." — Nabooru (Ocarina of Time)
↑ "You know about the Iron Knuckle, right? Stay away from its ax attack, then look for a chance to retaliate." — Tatl (Majora's Mask)
↑ "Oh dear! It looks like everyone has been taken to Tykogi Tower!" — Impa (The Wand of Gamelon)

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	Template:Japanese	Iron Knuckle
	French	Hache-Viande	Meat Grinder
	French^CA	Poing de fer Template:ExpGame
	German	Eisenprinz Template:ExpGame Ironknuckle Template:ExpGame	Iron Prince Ironknuckle
	Spanish	Nudillo de Hierro
	Spanish^LA	Nudillo de hierro Template:ExpGame

Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series

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+|name = Iron Knuckle
-|image= [[File:OOT DeadHand.png|200px]]
-|name = Dead Hand
+|type =
+|image = [[File:Iron Knuckle.png|200px]]
-|game = {{OoT}}
+|caption = Iron Knuckle artwork from ''Ocarina of Time''
-|era = [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Hero of Time|Era of the Hero of Time]]
+|game = {{TAoL}}<br>{{OoT}}<br>{{MM}}
-|type = mini
+|era = [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of Decline|The Era of Decline]]<br>[[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Hero of Time|The Era of The Hero of Time]]
-|dungeon = [[Bottom of the Well]]<br>[[Shadow Temple]]<br>[[Ganon's Castle (Ocarina of Time)|Ganon's Castle]] {{ExpGame|MQ}}
+|other = ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]''<br>[[The Legend of Zelda (Comic)|''The Legend of Zelda'' comic]]<br>{{ZA}}
-|weakness = [[Sword]], [[Bomb]]s (when underground)
+|dungeon = [[Parapa Palace]]<br>[[Midoro Palace]]<br>[[Island Palace]]<br>[[Three-Eye Rock Palace]]<br>[[Spirit Temple]]<br>[[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]]<br>[[Gerudo's Training Ground]]<br>[[Ganon's Tower]]<br>[[Ikana Graveyard]]<br>[[Moon (Object)|Inside the Moon]] {{Exp|Link's Dungeon}}
+|weakness = [[Sword]]<br>[[Hammer#Megaton Hammer|Megaton Hammer]]<br>[[Bomb]]s<br>[[Bombchu]]<br>[[Swords of Majora's Mask#Great Fairy's Sword|Great Fairy's Sword]]<br>[[Arrow]]s {{Exp|while armor is off}}
 }}
+'''Iron Knuckles''', known as '''Ironknuckle''' in {{TAoL}}<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=Ironknuckle: An iron warrior chosen by the king. A strong enemy who can use a shield and sword. He exists in many forms. |game=TAoL |page=38 }}</ref><ref>{{Cite book|quote=As you enter, strike the statue at the Palace door. When you do, either a Red Magic Jar or an Ironknuckle will appear.|book=NES Game Atlas |publisher=Nintendo |page=66 }}</ref> and called '''Ironnack''' in the ''The Official Nintendo Player's Guide'' entry for ''The Adventure of Link'',<ref>{{Cite book|quote=In the First Temple, you will meet your strongest enemy, Ironnack. |book=The Official Nintendo Player's Guide |publisher=Nintendo of America |page=47 }}</ref> are a recurring enemy in {{LZS|Series}}.
-The '''Dead Hand''' is an undead [[mini-boss]] found in {{OoT}}. It resides at the [[Bottom of the Well]] in [[Kakariko Village]] as well as the [[Shadow Temple]] in the [[Graveyard]].
-{{Navi|Dead Hand|'''Dead Hand'''
+{{TAoLManual|Ironknuckle|An iron warrior chosen by the king. A strong enemy who can use a shield and sword. He exists in many forms.}}
-Watch out for its infinite hands! Aim for its head!}}
+{{Navi|Iron Knuckle|'''Iron Knuckle'''
+Watch out for its axe attack! It hurts a lot! Strike when it drops its guard!}}
 {{clear|left}}
+{{Tatl|Iron Knuckle|You know about the '''Iron Knuckle''', right? Stay away from its ax attack, then look for a chance to retaliate. {{ExpGame|MM}}
-{{Navi|Dead Hand's Hands|'''Dead Hand's Hands'''
+----
-If it grabs you, tap any button to escape!}}
+It's an '''Iron Knuckle'''. Stay away from its axe attack, then look for a chance to retaliate. {{ExpGame|MM3D}}}}
 {{clear|left}}
 ==Characteristics==
+[[File:IronKnuckleAoL(Art).png|left]]
-Whether this monster was created by [[Ganon]]dorf or a natural occurrence is unknown, but many consider it to be a part of Ganondorf's group. Dead Hand has a zombie-like head with a large jaw. Its blood is a green color, and purple blotches (thought to be bloodstains) cover its body. Multiple seemingly disembodied hands, usually four to six, circle the chamber in which Dead Hand resides. The creature uses these hands to snag prey, at which point its main body emerges from the ground to consume the captured meal.
+Iron Knuckles are large, heavily armored knights, equipped with swords or axes capable of dealing immense damage. Though quite similar to [[Darknut]]s, Iron Knuckles are less common across the series, and usually play the role of stoic guardians as opposed to the more aggressive behavior of a Darknut. The main difference however is that they do not share a Darknut's traditional weakness to attacks from behind. These foes are dueling elites, incorporating much of the same swordplay technique [[Link]] does during battle to great effect. These knights are also known for their unmatched defensive capabilities and long vitality. In their debut, ''The Adventure of Link'', they predominantly appear in the temple dungeons where it is said they were "iron warriors" chosen by the [[King of Hyrule (The Adventure of Link)|King of Hyrule]].<ref>{{Cite manual|quote= An iron warrior chosen by the king. A strong enemy who can use a shield and sword. He exists in many forms.|game= AoL|page= }}</ref> They fight with both sword and shield, and appear in three varieties of increasing strength: orange, red, and blue, with the blue Iron Knuckles being capable of shooting [[Sword Beam]]s (referred to as knives in the ''NES Game Atlas'').<ref>{{Cite book|quote=The knives Ironknuckle throws are deadly, and the huge horse he rides makes him invincible to Link's attack. Link can make him dismount by jumping and using Down-thrust. Once afoot, Ironknuckle is vulnerable. |book=NES Game Atlas |publisher=Nintendo |page=69 }}</ref>
+Iron Knuckles later appeared as mini-bosses in {{OoT}} and {{MM}}, in the former appearing as a facet of the plot at the [[Spirit Temple]], and in the latter as guardians that appear predominantly under the [[Ikana Graveyard]], protecting tombs. In ''Ocarina of Time'', several Iron Knuckles are encountered throughout the Spirit Temple. [[Twinrova]] had also kidnapped [[Nabooru]] in the past, the [[Sage#Nabooru|Sage of Spirit]], and held her in the Spirit Temple. In the future, when Link confronts Twinrova for the first time, they send an Iron Knuckle, which turns out to be a brainwashed Nabooru under its armor.<ref>{{Cite|Something's strange... This is not an ordinary enemy!|Navi|OoT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|By the way... I really messed up... I was brainwashed by those old witches and used by Ganondorf to do his evil will...|Nabooru|OoT}}</ref> Even after he defeats her and regains her consciousness, she is again captured by Twinrova. In ''Majora's Mask'', there are only three Iron Knuckles: two are beneath the Ikana Graveyard on the [[First Day|First]] and [[Second Day]], respectively. One is guarding the resting place of [[Composer Brothers#Flat|Flat]] and the other is guarding a [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Piece of Heart]]. The third is in the [[Link Dungeon]] in the hide and seek game played by Link while in his [[Hylian]] form. Also in ''Majora's Mask'', gold Iron Knuckle armor can be seen on display in the [[Curiosity Shop]].
-==Strategy==
+This armor is actually used as a peep hole from the back room where [[Kafei]] spies on the Curiosity Shop's dealings. Interestingly, this armor wields a sword instead of an ax, similar to the Iron Knuckles of ''The Adventure of Link''.
-The Dead Hand under the Kakariko Well can be overcome by intentionally letting oneself be grabbed by the hands, then breaking free and slashing the Dead Hand in the face when it appears. The hands can also be destroyed, and although they regenerate after about 20 seconds, destroying enough of them inevitably forces the Dead Hand to emerge, giving [[Link]] an opportunity to strike without leaving himself vulnerable. Once the Dead Hand has been defeated, it collapses and Link is rewarded with the [[Lens of Truth]].
+The Iron Knuckles of ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'' were distinguished from Darknuts of previous games by their use of huge axes, capable of taking four hearts from Link at every swing, making them one of the strongest recurring enemies in the games. Their grand size and armor coverage also meant they took many hits to defeat, but their slow attacks and recovery are their weakness.<ref>{{Cite|You know about the Iron Knuckle, right? Stay away from its ax attack, then look for a chance to retaliate.|Tatl|MM}}</ref> Like in ''The Adventure of Link'', they also come in varying strengths and colors. Nabooru's Iron Knuckle armor in ''Ocarina of Time'' in particular is larger and has more extravagant armor. Her's is also unique in that her armor falls away and harmlessly reveals her upon defeat.
-The same strategy can be used for the Dead Hand in the Shadow Temple (multiple Dead Hands in {{MQ}}), but there is an easier method in which Link can use the Lens of Truth, acquired from the well, to look on the ground for the "shadow" of the Dead Hand moving about underground, and place a [[Bomb]] on top of it. Once the Bomb explodes, Dead Hand proceeds to come out to attack Link. It should be noted that the wave of earth created by a Dead Hand's emergence or burrowing can injure Link. If Dead Hand is unsuccessful in retaining Link with one of its "hands", it will bury itself again. Upon the monster's defeat, Link acquires the sacred [[Hover Boots]] as a reward.
+Strategy-wise, Iron Knuckles in ''The Adventure of Link'' are experts at defensive strategy, using a shield they constantly move up or down to block Link's attacks while also attacking high and low. Link must also focus on defense and watch the swing of its sword and block accordingly while looking for an opening. He can use the [[Shield Spell]] to protect himself when fighting them. It is also possible for Link to jump and perform a [[Down Thrust]] at its head to inflict damage.
+In ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'', they are particularly weak to [[Jump Attacks]] while they recover from failed ax strikes. The armor of the Iron Knuckle can be damaged, providing two stages to every battle. While wearing armor, they are slow and impervious to all attacks save for sword swings and [[Bomb]]s. Once enough armor is removed, they become enraged and move quicker, but are now weak to Arrows, opening up the opportunity for a successful long-range strategy. Despite their similarity to Darknuts, it is not recommended to attack an Iron Knuckle from behind, as they can perform a fast, deadly spinning attack to counter such a strategy. [[Nayru's Love]] is particularly useful when fighting Iron Knuckles due to the extensive damage they cause.
+{{Clear|left}}
+==Rebonack==
+[[File:03b-ironknuckle.png|left|Rebonack]]
+{{Main|Rebonack}}
+In ''The Adventure of Link'', a blue Iron Knuckle called [[Rebonack]] is the [[Boss]] of the [[Island Palace]]. This boss is also sometimes referred to as "The Guardian Ironknuckle" or simply "Ironknuckle".{{fact}} It rides a levitating steel horse and wields a lance, and charges at Link at high speed. Two more Rebonacks appear as mini-bosses in the [[Three-Eye Rock Palace]], one of which guards the chamber containing the [[Cross]] and the second appearing before the pit that leads to the boss, [[Barba]]. While riding on the steel horse, they are only vulnerable to the Down Thrust, but once having taken enough damage, they will dismount and fight Link as a regular blue Iron Knuckle.
+{{clear}}
+==Non-canon Appearances==
+{{noncanon|Start}}
+===''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon''===
+[[File:Gamelon Iron Knuckle.jpg|thumb|150px|Iron Knuckle as he appears in ''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon''|left]]
+In {{TWoG}}, an Iron Knuckle appears as a minion of [[Ganon]] and as the second boss. He is located in [[Tykogi Tower]].
+He had captured the residents of [[Sakado]], including [[Mayor Cravendish]] and [[Harbanno]] the baker, and imprisoned them in Tykogi Tower.<ref>{{Cite|Oh dear! It looks like everyone has been taken to Tykogi Tower!|Impa|TWoG}}</ref> After freeing Harbanno, [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] fights and defeats Iron Knuckle atop the tower, who then breaks apart and reveals a beating [[Heart Container|Life Heart]]. Two [[Armos]] witness his death and quickly decide to leave. Zelda then rescues Mayor Cravendish shortly after.
+Iron Knuckle's only weakness is the [[Power Glove#Philips CD-i Games|Power Glove]], which will defeat him in a single strike. Zelda, however, must also be careful not to get too close, as this gives him a chance to strike back.
+This is the only instance of an Iron Knuckle appearing in the same game as the similarly armored warriors known as [[Darknut]]s.
+{{Clear}}
+{{noncanon|End}}
+==Theory==
+{{Theory|Start}}
+The fact that other Iron Knuckles dissolve completely when defeated in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'' lead to believe that they are animated by magic. However, carefully positioning the game camera through them reveals a [[Gerudo]] with a vacant stare similar to Nabooru. This is likely because the scene that follows the defeat of Nabooru as a Iron Knuckle shows her armor falling off, with a stunned expression on her face, and all Iron Knuckles use the same body model with slightly different outer armor. Though this head was removed from {{OoT3D}}, their body type is still present as it was in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''. In fact, the Gerudo body is more visible, allowing to clearly see the chest of a Gerudo when the armor falls off, something that seems to be deliberately done as the head was removed from the model. As a result, some believe that all Iron Knuckles are actually heavily-armored Gerudo brainwashed by Twinrova. However, as this model is not readily visible to Link and requires careful camera manipulation to view, this may be a graphical oversight. The same model is reused in ''Majora's Mask'' with the same glitch achievable.
+{{noncanon|End}}
+==Trivia==
+*In the Famicom Disk System version of ''The Adventure of Link'', blue Iron Knuckles' Sword Beams flash and will disappear when blocked, much like Link's own, but in the NES version they do not flash and bounce off of Link's shield.
+*Iron Knuckles previously held the record for the highest damage output in a single attack of any regular enemy in a ''Zelda'' game, dealing four hearts of damage in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'', as well as eight hearts in {{MQ}}. This record was lost to [[Shadow Link]] and [[Gramps]] in {{ALBW}}, who can deal 32 hearts worth of damage in [[Hero Mode]].
+*Nabooru's Iron Knuckle armor in ''Ocarina of Time'' does not start out with a weapon. Instead, it summons an ax from thin air by snapping its fingers.
+*[[Onox]], the main antagonist of {{OoS}}, highly resembles the appearance of an Iron Knuckle. The only considerable difference is that Onox wields a [[Ball and Chain]], while Iron Knuckles tend to use swords or axes.
+*Iron Knuckles from ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'' wear a cloth tunic bearing Gerudo patterns, similar to those seen on [[Ganon]]dorf's and Twinrova's clothing.
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
-File:OOT DeadHand02.png| Dead Hand extending its mouth to attack Link
+File:Ironknuckle.png|The orange Iron Knuckle sprite from ''The Adventure of Link''
+File:Ironknucklered.png|Red Iron Knuckle in ''The Adventure of Link''
-File:Dead_Hand.png|Dead Hand restricting Link's movements
+File:Ironknuckleblue.png|Blue Iron Knuckle in ''The Adventure of Link''
-File:DeadHand.gif|Dead Hand restricting Link's movements
-File:DeadHandsUpCloseOoT3D.jpg|Dead Hand in ''Ocarina of Time 3D''
+File:21Jan1997IronKnuckle.png|An early design of an Iron Knuckle in ''Ocarina of Time''
+File:Ironknuckle Nabooru.png|Brainwashed Nabooru in ''Ocarina of Time''
+File:IronKnuckle OoT.png|An Iron Knuckle as seen in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask''
+File:MM IronKnuckle.png|An Iron Knuckle in ''Majora's Mask''
+File:Iron knuckle shop.jpg|Armor of an Iron Knuckle in the [[Curiosity Shop]] in ''Majora's Mask''
 </gallery>
+{{Ref}}
-==See also==
-*[[???]]
-*[[Dexihand]]
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 [[Category:Mini-Bosses]]
-[[Category:Undead]]
+[[Category:Ikana]]
+[[Category:Enemies in The Adventure of Link]]
 [[Category:Bosses in Ocarina of Time]]
+[[Category:Enemies in Majora's Mask]]
+[[Category:Bosses in The Wand of Gamelon]]
+[[Category:Characters in The Wand of Gamelon]]
+[[Category:Enemies in Zelda's Adventure]]

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Characteristics

Rebonack

Non-canon Appearances

Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon

Theory

Trivia

Gallery

References