Lord Bullbo

Lord Bullbo
Race	Bullbo
Main appearance(s)	Twilight Princess
Other appearance(s)	Super Smash Bros. Brawl; Super Smash Bros. for Wii U; Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Dungeon(s)	Hyrule Field; Bridge of Eldin; Great Hylian Bridge

Lord Bullbo is a recurring mini-boss and character in The Legend of Zelda series.^[1] It is King Bulblin's gigantic armored Bullbo steed who appears alongside him during many of his battles with Link.

Characteristics

Twilight Princess

Midna's Advice

	King Bulblin & Lord Bullbo (Bridge of Eldin)
	Ugh... This doesn't look good for that kid. If that guy rushes you, you won't stand a chance. Do your best to avoid him and slice him as you pass!

Midna's Advice

King Bulblin & Lord Bullbo (Great Hylian Bridge)

This guy again... What a pest... I'm telling you, it's a waste, no matter how many times you battle him. Teach him a lesson!

(After hitting his shields twice)

What's this guy's problem? Looks like he went and got a nice pair of matching shields! What an idiot... He's got his sides protected, but his front is completely open. Don't waste time going hand-to-hand with this guy. Use a projectile when the time is right!

(Asked again)

Take a good look at that guy and you should see a bunch of gaps in his armor. Fire arrows into those spots! This guy fights dirty, so there's no reason we can't fight dirty, too!

Lord Bullbo is first seen at the Ordon Spring when it and King Bulblin burst through the Spring's gate. King Bulblin proceeds to kidnap the village children and clear the way for a Twilight Portal there. Later, Lord Bullbo and King Bulblin fight Link in Hyrule Field and on the Bridge of Eldin after attacking Kakariko Village and kidnapping Colin. The two return again to battle Link on the Great Hylian Bridge when the young hero escorts Telma, Ilia, and Ralis to Kakariko Village. Lord Bullbo is later seen at Hyrule Castle after Link's final duel with King Bulblin. During the end credits, after King Bulblin has allied with Link, he is seen riding Lord Bullbo around Hyrule Field.

Apart from having unusually-colored hair and wearing armor, Lord Bullbo differs from regular Bullbos in several other ways. It is much bigger and has four lower canine teeth which normal Bullbos lack. It has horns that grow from just behind its eyes instead of the standard Bullbo's tusks. Lord Bullbo's horns are not completely white as common Bullbos' tusks are. Instead, they are striped red and white and are much larger. Lord Bullbo's roar is also pitched much lower than a normal Bullbo's, likely due to its size. Since Lord Bullbo is extremely large, it is also immensely strong and can fling both Link and Epona off the Bridge of Eldin and the Great Hylian Bridge without difficulty.

Lord Bullbo is extremely fast, so Link must push Epona to the limit to keep up with it during the first fight with King Bulblin. Unlike other Bullbos, Lord Bullbo can jump fences and walls. Link is unable to directly attack Lord Bullbo; his attacks must be concentrated on King Bulblin himself. Lord Bullbo's armor is seemingly impenetrable.

Other Appearances

Non-Canon Information

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Lord Bullbo appears along with his master in the Bridge of Eldin Stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. They will occasionally ride across the bridge and drop an explosive barrel which, after a short delay, destroys the central portion of the bridge. After a while, the bridge is repaired by a Twilight Portal. The two can be attacked to prevent the barrel from being dropped. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, King Bulblin and Lord Bullbo also appear as a Sticker.

Sticker Information

Sticker	Artwork from	Effect in The Subspace Emissary	Usable by
King Bulblin & Lord Bullbo	Twilight Princess	[Leg] - Attack +19	All

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Lord Bullbo reappears alongside King Bulblin in the Bridge of Eldin Stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Lord Bullbo reappears alongside King Bulblin in the Bridge of Eldin Stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	キングブルボー (Kingu Burubō)	King Bullbo
	French^EU	Lod Razr
	German	Lord Bullbo
	Italian	Lord Bullbo	-
	Spanish^LA	Señor Bullbo	Lord Bullbo

Gallery

The first fight against Lord Bullbo and King Bulblin from Twilight Princess
The second fight against Lord Bullbo and King Bulblin from Twilight Princess

References

↑ Art & Artifacts (Dark Horse Books) pg. 295

Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series

The Legend of Zelda

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

Anthropomorphic	Blue Taros · Boarblin · Ganon · Guma · Lupay (Boss) · Omfak · Pikku · Puppet Ganon · Purple Keaton · Red Taros · Taros · Thief · Wosu · Yellow Keaton · Yook
Bovid	Blue Taros · Brother Goriyas · Guma · Red Taros · Taros
Canine	Black Wolfos · Lupay (Boss) · Moblin · Omfak · Pikku · Purple Keaton · White Wolfos · Wolfos · Wosu · Yellow Keaton
Monkeys	Monkey (Enemy) · Ook
Pig-Like	Boar · Boarblin · Bokoblin · Bullbo · Dark Beast Ganon · Ganon · Lord Bullbo · Moblin · Puppet Ganon
Rats	Blue Rat · Dark Rat · Ghoul Rat · Rat · Real Bombchu
Enemies	Acro-Bandit · Black Wolfos · Blue Rat · Blue Taros · Boar · Boarblin · Bokoblin · Bullbo · Dark Rat · Ghoul Rat · Guma · Lynel · Megmat · Moblin · Monkey (Enemy) · Pikku · Pols Voice · Purple Keaton · Rat · Real Bombchu · Red Taros · Snurgle · Taros · Thief · Toppo · White Wolfos · Wolfos · Wosu · Yellow Keaton · Yook
Sub-Bosses	Lynel · Moblin · Ook · Subterror · White Wolfos
Bosses	Bokoblin · Brother Goriyas · Dark Beast Ganon · Ganon · Lord Bullbo · Lupay (Boss) · Omfak · Ook · Pols Voice · Puppet Ganon · Subterror · Syger

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