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{{Enemy
|name = Gimos
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|name = Big Deku Baba
|image = [[File:GargoyleALBW.png]]
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|image = [[File:Bigdeku.png|250px|Twilight Princess]]
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|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''
|caption = An active Gimos
 
 
|habitat = Forested Areas
|race =
 
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|weapon = Sword, [[Fire Arrow]]s, [[Clawshot]], [[Boomerang]]
|game = {{ALBW}}
 
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|weapon = [[Fire Rod]]{{exp|Ice Gimos}}<br>[[Ice Rod]]{{exp|Fire Gimos}}
 
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'''Big Deku Babas''' are enemies from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''.
   
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{{Navi|Big Deku Baba|'''Big Deku Baba'''
'''Gimos''' are living gargoyle-like statues that appear as enemies in {{ALBW}}. They function very similarly to [[Armos]], but are generally stronger and mostly appear in [[Lorule]], but do also appear in the [[Desert Palace (A Link Between Worlds)|Desert Palace]] in [[Hyrule]]. Gimos Statues can be found throughout Lorule dungeons and can be used to solve puzzles by pushing them to activating switches, but the Gimos that come to life will charge at Link relentlessly.
 
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Hit it when it lunges at you, and it will stand upright. Cut it quickly to get a [[Deku Stick]]!}}
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==Characteristics and appearances==
==Variations==
 
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A sub-species of the [[Deku Baba]], the Big Deku Baba is a truly colossal version of the Deku Baba in every way. It is unknown whether the species existed during [[Link]]'s childhood in ''Ocarina of Time'', but by seven years later, they became infamous for terrorizing the [[Kokiri Forest]] (one even was situated outside Link's own house). Big Deku Babas exist in Link's childhood in [[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest|Master Quest]]. It is possible that the original Big Deku Baba was a mutation of the Deku Baba caused by the evil radiating from the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]]. Most, if not almost all, Big Deku Babas vanished after [[Phantom Ganon]] was defeated.
===Ice Gimos===
 
'''Ice Gimos''' are primarily found on [[Death Mountain (Lorule)|Death Mountain]] in Lorule. They are a little stronger than standard Gimos, but are exceptionally weak to the [[Fire Rod]], which will melt them instantly. Ice Gimos Statues can be found blocking various paths and entrances and must be melted to progress.
 
   
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In ''Twilight Princess'', Big Deku Babas share a symbiotic relationship with [[Deku Like|Deku Likes]], particularly the ones found in [[Faron Province]], and will grow almost right on top of one.
===Big Ice Gimos===
 
'''Big Ice Gimos''' are giant, powerful varieties of Gimos. One appears near the western summit of Lorule's Death Mountain, while another appears in the caves to the east. They attack in a similar fashion to [[Armos Knight]]s from {{ALTTP}}, leaping high above Link to slam down upon him. If they connect, they will send Link flying, often off the edge of a platform. They are powerful and can withstand many hits, but like their smaller cousins they are easily destroyed with the [[Fire Rod]].
 
   
===Fire Gimos===
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==Locations==
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*[[Kokiri Forest]] (''Ocarina of Time'')
'''Fire Gimos''' appear in [[Turtle Rock (A Link Between Worlds)|Turtle Rock]]. Unlike Gimos and Ice Gimos, they cannot be harmed with Link's sword, and Link will take damage if he strikes them with his blade. They can only be defeated by hitting them with the [[Ice Rod]] and then striking them once they are frozen.
 
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*[[Inside the Deku Tree]] (''Ocarina of Time''; ''Master Quest'' only)
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*[[Bottom of the Well]] (''Ocarina of Time''; ''Master Quest'' only)
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*[[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]] (''Ocarina of Time'')
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*[[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]] (''Twilight Princess'')
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*[[City in the Sky]] (''Twilight Princess'')
   
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==Gallery==
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[[Category:Enemies in A Link Between Worlds]]
 
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File:BigDekuBaba.jpg|Big Deku Baba in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''
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|ja= {{Japanese|大デクババ|Dai Deku Baba}}
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|jaM= Big Deku Baba
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|esL= Superbaba deku {{exp|Ocarina of Time 3D}}
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|frC= Grosse Baba Mojo {{exp|Ocarina of Time 3D}}
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|frF= Grosse Mojo Baba
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|de= {{de|Große Dekuranha|Großer Dekuranha}}
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|deM= Big Dekuranha
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|chS= {{Chinese|大德库巴巴|Dà Dékù Bābā}}
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|chSM= Big Deku Baba}}
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[[Category:Enemies]]
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[[Category:Deku]]
 
[[Category:Enemies in Ocarina of Time]]
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[[Category:Enemies in Twilight Princess]]

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Template:Enemy Big Deku Babas are enemies from Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess.

Characteristics and appearances

A sub-species of the Deku Baba, the Big Deku Baba is a truly colossal version of the Deku Baba in every way. It is unknown whether the species existed during Link's childhood in Ocarina of Time, but by seven years later, they became infamous for terrorizing the Kokiri Forest (one even was situated outside Link's own house). Big Deku Babas exist in Link's childhood in Master Quest. It is possible that the original Big Deku Baba was a mutation of the Deku Baba caused by the evil radiating from the Forest Temple. Most, if not almost all, Big Deku Babas vanished after Phantom Ganon was defeated.

In Twilight Princess, Big Deku Babas share a symbiotic relationship with Deku Likes, particularly the ones found in Faron Province, and will grow almost right on top of one.

Locations

Gallery


TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Template:Japanese Big Deku Baba
Canada FrenchCA Grosse Baba Mojo Triforce piece
French Republic FrenchEU Grosse Mojo Baba
Federal Republic of Germany German Großer Dekuranha Big Dekuranha
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA Superbaba deku Triforce piece

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