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Template:Boss Gleeok is a boss monster appearing in multiple games. It is a dragon with multiple heads, and if the heads are struck enough they detach and fight independently until the body is finally killed. Template:TLoZManual

Appearances

The Legend of Zelda

File:GleeokHeadLoZ.png

Gleeok makes three appearances in the first game. All are defeated in similar fashion. Using the sword, Link must cut off each of the heads on the beast. Once a head is detached from the body, it will float around the room shooting fireballs at Link.^[1] He must avoid the fireballs and cut off the other heads; finally, Link may collect the Triforce piece.

A two-headed version of the beast guards the fourth piece of Triforce in the Snake, a three-headed version is a mini-boss in the Dragon, and a four-headed version of the beast guards the piece of Triforce found in the Lion. In the Second Quest, there is an two-, three- and four-headed versions guarding pieces of Triforce in the Moon, Lizard and Demon, respectively.

It is possible to defeat a Gleeok in one hit with a well-placed bomb.

Oracle of Seasons

The Gleeok within the Oracle of Seasons is a two-headed version fought in the Explorer's Crypt. It is defeated in a different fashion from its former counterpart. Getting rid of the beast's heads is still Link's main objective, however, there is one more step before defeating it. Link must quickly slash away the heads. This must be done quickly, because the severed heads will reattach themselves to the body if given time. Once both heads are severed, the beast will start jumping, causing a massive earthquake in the arena. Using the Roc's Cape is the only way to avoid serious damage from the beast. When the beast is grounded Link should attack with the sword. He must continue this process until he is defeated. He will then give up the Seed of Life, the seventh Essence of Nature.

The Minish Cap

Though "Gleeok" is not seen in The Minish Cap, the boss Gleerok is a one-headed Gleeok with a rock on its back. This information is from the figurine.

Phantom Hourglass

Gleeok Strategy PH 2 — The strategy to defeat Gleeok

File:Gleeok.png

Gleeok reappears in Phantom Hourglass as the Two-Headed Dragon Gleeok (Template:Japanese), boss of the Temple of Ice and guardian of the Azurine Steel. One of his heads is red and the other one is blue. The red fires a ball of flame and the blue shoots a ball of ice.

Link will be standing on a platform with four pegs near each corner. When one of the heads looses a blast at Link, he will need to attach the grappling hook to two pegs diagonally so as the rope launches the blast back at the other dragon's face, cracking it's mask. In addition with these blasts, the two heads will lunge to snap the rope Link ties, while trying to bite him as well. They can also sink below the water to cause a tremor that will flood Link's platform, as well as cause chunks of ice to fall from the ceiling and crash into Link. Link can tie the grappling hook to two posts and walk along the rope to avoid the ice chunks. Three blasts to both heads will remove their masks.

Both heads will remove two of the four pegs by snapping them with their jaws. Each head will take turns at trying to bite Link, then will charge up for a powered blast. The red dragon head will loose a fiery blast that will scorch him, as well as leave a trail of fire on the platform. The blue dragon head will loose a blast of ice that will freeze Link on contact. While charging, however, both dragons will be sucking in energy, exposing their tongues. Link can pull the head down by tying one end of the grappling hook to a post, and using it as an anchor on the dragon's head. Once down, Link must slash at the dragon head before it recovers. Repeating this process to both heads will defeat the dragon, and Link will obtain a Heart Container, extra sands for the Phantom Hourglass, and the second of the three Pure Metals, Azurine.

Non-canon Appearances

Non-Canon Information

Animated series

Gleeok (Hitch in the Works) — A Gleeok as seen in the animated series

Gleeok appears in two episodes of the animated series. In "Kiss'n Tell", Ganon sends a Gleeok and a Gibdo disguised as a beautiful maiden to a forest, where the Gleeok pretends to be attacking the maiden so that they can lure Link into the scene. However, Princess Zelda arrives instead and proceeds to try and fight off the Gleeok by throwing various kinds of fruits at the three-headed monster.^[2]^[3] When the Gleeok is stunned for a moment, Zelda sees a chance to go but the maiden refuses, saying she wants to be rescued by a handsome hero.^[4] Soon after, Link appears and battles against the Gleeok, who quickly zaps the two outer heads. With only one head left, Link grabs the Gleeok's tail, but the monster begins to run around in circles. Zelda, who was eating a banana from the fruit basket, throws the banana peel to the ground and causes the Gleeok to slip,^[5] allowing Link to deliver the final blow and send the Gleeok back to the Evil Jar.

In "Hitch in the Works", when Link arrives to the Underworld and tries to stop the wedding between Princess Zelda and Ganon, the evil wizard summons a Gleeok from the Evil Jar to attack Link.^[6] Link fires three Sword Beams at the monster's necks, but the heads separate and come after him. He skillfully dodges their attacks, causing them to fly straight into Ganon, thus destroying the evil wizard and the remains of the Gleeok.

The Legend of Zelda comic

Gleeok (comic) — A Gleeok seen in the *A Link to the Past* comic

A four-headed Gleeok appears in the Choices story of the Legend of Zelda comic. Link encounters it as he is traveling through the Underworld in search of Princess Zelda. Although Link at first seems to have trouble fighting the Gleeok, ^[7] Link is able to cut off all four of the Gleeok's heads with a little help from Miff. The disembodied heads then begin to attack the young hero, but after some struggle, Link is able to defeat all of the Gleeok's heads.^[8]

A Link to the Past comic

In the A Link to the Past comic, Link is attacked by monsters called Gleeocs in the Palace of Darkness. However, the monsters are bright orange lizards with green gems on their heads, and thus physically resemble smaller versions of the Helmasaur King which is fought in the game. After Link is discovered wandering around the palace by a Rocklops, he is attacked by a Gleeok that was called upon by the Rocklops. Although he defeats it easily with the Master Sword, soon more Hinoxs riding Gleeocs begin to head towards him.^[9] Link then gives Epheremelda a bomb, which eventually denotes the firecorn stockpile and destroys the entire palace and, with it, the Gleeoks.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Gleeok appears as a sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Name	Image	Artwork from	Effect in The Subspace Emissary	Usable by
Gleeok	File:Gleeok Sticker.png	The Legend of Zelda	Launch Power +20	All

The Faces of Evil

Gleeok appears in Link: The Faces of Evil as an enemy in Spearfish Falls. The dragon has stolen the fat lady's necklace, and Link must defeat it to recover the item.

Trivia

In The Legend of Zelda, there is an unused variant of Gleeok with one head within the game's code.^[10]
A three-headed Gleeok also makes an appearance in the "Kiss 'N Tell" and the "A Hitch in the Works" episodes of The Legend of Zelda TV series.
Gleeok without his masks in Phantom Hourglass bears a striking resemblance to Chilly Willy and Chilli Billi from the Banjo-Kazooie series. However, this is likely a coincidence because Nintendo doesn't have rights to Banjo-Kazooie anymore.
Gleeok is the only boss from the original The Legend of Zelda to not appear in its Broadcast Satellaview remake.
The masks these creatures wear in Phantom Hourglass are similar to that of the Helmaroc King. Without their masks they also bear a striking resemblance to Valoo.
Being a multi-headed dragon, Gleeok bears similarities with the chthonic water beast of Greek mythology, Hydra.

Gallery

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Two Headed Gleeok in The Legend of Zelda
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Three Headed Gleeok in The Legend of Zelda
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Four Headed Gleeok in The Legend of Zelda
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Gleeok Head in The Legend of Zelda
Gleeok wearing masks in Phantom Hourglass
Gleeok without masks in Phantom Hourglass
Link deflects Gleeok's attacks back at it with the Grappling Hook
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Gleeok sends a tidal wave at Link in Phantom Hourglass
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Blocks of ice fall from the ceiling in the flooded boss room
A three-headed Gleeok in the animated series
Three Gleeok heads as seen in the animated series
A four-headed Gleeok from the comic
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Million Publishing guide artwork of Gleeok in The Legend of Zelda
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Link fighting a Gleeok; action figure from The Legend of Zelda
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Gleeok in The Faces of Evil and The Wand of Gamelon
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Gleeok's Head in The Faces of Evil and The Wand of Gamelon

Videos

The Legend of Zelda

Oracle of Seasons

Phantom Hourglass

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Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	Template:Japanese	Gleeok
	French^CA	Gleeok, Dragon Bicéphale
	French^EU	Griock
	German	Gleeok Griock, zweiköpfiger Drache	Gleeok Griock, Two-Headed Dragon
	Italian	Griock, dragone a due teste
	Korean	Template:Korean Template:Korean	Gleeok Two-headed Dragon of Ice and Flame : Gleeok
	Spanish^EU	Griock
	Spanish^LA	Gleeok Gleeok, Dragón Bicéfalo

Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series

The Legend of Zelda

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

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+{{Boss
-==Splitting this Article==
+|name = Gleeok
-I think this article should be split into two (or more articles). The Moon in ''Majora's Mask'' is completely different subject matter to the role the moon plays in other ''Legend of Zelda'' games. Maybe article #1 could be titled '''Moon (Majora's Mask)''' while article #2 could be titled '''The Moon's Role in The Legend of Zelda'''? --[[User:Jin|Jin]] 00:54, 1 October 2006 (CDT)
+|image = [[File:GleeokLoZArt.png|250px]]
+|title =
+|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''<br>''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''
+|other = [[The Legend of Zelda (TV series)|Animated series]]<br>[[The Legend of Zelda (Comic)|''The Legend of Zelda'' comic]]<br>[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Comic)|''A Link to the Past'' comic]]<br>''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]''<br>''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon]]''
+|dungeon = [[Snake (Dungeon)|Snake]], [[Dragon (Dungeon)|Dragon]], and [[Lion (Dungeon)|Lion]]{{Exp|The Legend of Zelda}}<br>[[Moon (Dungeon)|Moon]], [[Lizard]], and [[Demon (Dungeon)|Demon]]{{Exp|The Legend of Zelda, Second Quest}}<br>[[Explorer's Crypt]]{{Exp|Oracle of Seasons}}<br>[[Temple of Ice (Phantom Hourglass)|Temple of Ice]]{{Exp|Phantom Hourglass}}
+|weakness = [[Sword]], [[Bomb]]
+}}
+'''Gleeok''' is a [[boss]] monster appearing in multiple games. It is a dragon with multiple heads, and if the heads are struck enough they detach and fight independently until the body is finally killed.
+{{TLoZManual|Gleeok|A huge dragon that has 2 to 4 heads and spits out beams at Link. Heads that Link cuts off from its body fly around in the air.}}
+==Appearances==
+===''The Legend of Zelda''===
+[[File:GleeokHeadLoZ.png|left|150px]]
+Gleeok makes three appearances in the first game. All are defeated in similar fashion. Using the sword, [[Link]] must cut off each of the heads on the beast. Once a head is detached from the body, it will float around the room shooting fireballs at Link.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=A huge dragon that has 2 to 4 heads and spits out beams at Link. Heads that Link cuts off from its body fly around in the air.|game=The Legend of Zelda (Game)|page=38}}</ref> He must avoid the fireballs and cut off the other heads; finally, Link may collect the [[Triforce]] piece.
+A two-headed version of the beast guards the fourth piece of Triforce in the [[Snake (Dungeon)|Snake]], a three-headed version is a mini-boss in the [[Dragon (Dungeon)|Dragon]], and a four-headed version of the beast guards the piece of Triforce found in the [[Lion (Dungeon)|Lion]]. In the [[Second Quest]], there is an two-, three- and four-headed versions guarding pieces of Triforce in the [[Moon (Dungeon)|Moon]], [[Lizard]] and [[Demon (Dungeon)|Demon]], respectively.
+It is possible to defeat a Gleeok in one hit with a well-placed [[bomb]].
-I think this article should be on the moon in MM alone. The Moon Labyrinth already has [[Moon Labyrinth|it's own article]], and it's role in tWW is already mentioned in the article on the [[Ghost Ship]]. So I'm going to change that now.--[[User:SacredSturgeon|Sturs]] 10:11, 15 September 2007 (EDT)
+===''Oracle of Seasons''===
-==Improve==
+[[File:Oracle Of Seasons - Gleeok.png|left|112px]]
-The article is mostly poorly written, and it barely talks about the inside of the moon, which is a VERY important part of the game. I'll try and improve it as much as I can. [[User:Dany36|Dany36]] 02:47, 18 May 2009 (UTC)
+The Gleeok within the ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' is a two-headed version fought in the [[Explorer's Crypt]]. It is defeated in a different fashion from its former counterpart. Getting rid of the beast's heads is still Link's main objective, however, there is one more step before defeating it. Link must quickly slash away the heads. This must be done quickly, because the severed heads will reattach themselves to the body if given time. Once both heads are severed, the beast will start jumping, causing a massive earthquake in the arena. Using the [[Roc's Cape]] is the only way to avoid serious damage from the beast. When the beast is grounded Link should attack with the sword. He must continue this process until he is defeated. He will then give up the [[Essences of Nature#Seed of Life|Seed of Life]], the seventh [[Essences of Nature|Essence of Nature]].
+{{clear}}
+===''The Minish Cap''===
-:Good point, I'd help, only my CE glitches too much for me to even get the magic beans. :( But pointing things out like this is a good way to get the attention of others. {{:User:Axiomist/sig}} 02:56, 18 May 2009 (UTC)
+{{Main|Gleerok}}
+Though "Gleeok" is not seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', the boss [[Gleerok]] is a one-headed Gleeok with a rock on its back. This information is from the [[Figurines in The Minish Cap|figurine]].
+===''Phantom Hourglass''===
-Please do not delete the brackets around [[Moon Children]]. I know it doesn't have a page yet, but I will begin to work on that when I'm done with the Moon and the Four Giants page. Thank you! [[User:Dany36|Dany36]] 15:40, 19 May 2009 (UTC)
+[[File:Gleeok Strategy PH 2.png|left|thumb|The strategy to defeat Gleeok]][[File:Gleeok.png|297px|right]]
+Gleeok reappears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'' as the ''Two-Headed Dragon'' Gleeok ({{Japanese|氷炎双頭竜 グリオーク|Hyō-En Sōtō Ryū Guriōku|Double-Headed Ice-Fire Dragon Gleeok|3}}), boss of the [[Temple of Ice (Phantom Hourglass)|Temple of Ice]] and guardian of the [[Pure Metal#Azurine|Azurine Steel]]. One of his heads is red and the other one is blue. The red fires a ball of flame and the blue shoots a ball of ice.
+Link will be standing on a platform with four pegs near each corner. When one of the heads looses a blast at Link, he will need to attach the grappling hook to two pegs diagonally so as the rope launches the blast back at the other dragon's face, cracking it's mask. In addition with these blasts, the two heads will lunge to snap the rope Link ties, while trying to bite him as well. They can also sink below the water to cause a tremor that will flood Link's platform, as well as cause chunks of ice to fall from the ceiling and crash into Link. Link can tie the grappling hook to two posts and walk along the rope to avoid the ice chunks. Three blasts to both heads will remove their masks.
-::The "Moon Children" could be within the "Moon" page, instead of being seperate.  Of course, if there is enough information, I suppose it could be seperate. {{:User:Austin/sig}} 21:24, 19 May 2009 (UTC)
-::I suppose you're right. Or maybe I could just elaborate more on it under the Inside the Moon section...? Well, we'll see. XD I'll take it off for now. [[User:Dany36|Dany36]] 21:47, 19 May 2009 (UTC)
-==Dungeons?==
-Shouldn’t we have a section or page giving a bit more detail on the Moon Dungeons? --ALegendGuy 23:47, 2 July 2011 (EDT)
-: :0 You're right! We should! If no one gets to it, then I suppose I could try to work on it next week...or something. XD [[User:Dany36|Dany36]] 23:54, 2 July 2011 (EDT)
-::Check it now, pals. Looks well now? --{{:User:K2L/sig}} 03:01, 3 July 2011 (EDT)
+Both heads will remove two of the four pegs by snapping them with their jaws. Each head will take turns at trying to bite Link, then will charge up for a powered blast. The red dragon head will loose a fiery blast that will scorch him, as well as leave a trail of fire on the platform. The blue dragon head will loose a blast of ice that will freeze Link on contact. While charging, however, both dragons will be sucking in energy, exposing their tongues. Link can pull the head down by tying one end of the grappling hook to a post, and using it as an anchor on the dragon's head. Once down, Link must slash at the dragon head before it recovers. Repeating this process to both heads will defeat the dragon, and Link will obtain a [[Heart Container]], extra sands for the [[Phantom Hourglass (Item)|Phantom Hourglass]], and the second of the three [[Pure Metal]]s, Azurine.
-== Beta Moon ==
+==Non-canon Appearances==
-While it is clear that the image showing the moon without a face is not beta, due to the extreme lack of quality of the graphics compared to the finished product, can anyone confirm that that it is indeed from alpha development? I see no evidence that the image is official in any way. [[User:Champion of Nayru|Champion of Nayru]] ([[User talk:Champion of Nayru|talk]]) 16:07, 18 November 2013 (UTC)Champion of Nayru
+{{noncanon|Start}}
-: [http://www.jaytheham.com/zcw/Majora%27s_Mask_Beta_Content_-_Link These are beta images] are taken from IGN, Nintendo Power, and other magazine sources. BTW, lack of quality does not disprove the credibility. [[User:Magiciandude|Magiciandude]] ([[User talk:Magiciandude|talk]]) 18:24, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
+===Animated series===
+[[File:Gleeok (Hitch in the Works).png|A Gleeok as seen in the animated series|thumb|left|180px]]
+Gleeok appears in two episodes of the [[The Legend of Zelda (TV series)|animated series]]. In "[[Kiss'n Tell]]", [[Ganon]] sends a Gleeok and a [[Gibdo]] disguised as a beautiful maiden to a forest, where the Gleeok pretends to be attacking the maiden so that they can lure [[Link]] into the scene. However, [[Princess Zelda]] arrives instead and proceeds to try and fight off the Gleeok by throwing various kinds of fruits at the three-headed monster.<ref>{{cite episode|quote=And maybe an adventure. Link will be sorry he missed out. REAL sorry. Beautiful girls in trouble are what he LIVES for.|name=Princess Zelda|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=4}}</ref><ref>{{cite episode|quote= Eat these lemons, sourpuss!|name=Princess Zelda|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=4}}</ref> When the Gleeok is stunned for a moment, Zelda sees a chance to go but the maiden refuses, saying she wants to be rescued by a handsome hero.<ref>{{cite episode|quote=No! I want to be rescued by a handsome hero!|name=Maiden|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=4}}</ref> Soon after, Link appears and battles against the Gleeok, who quickly [[zap]]s the two outer heads. With only one head left, Link grabs the Gleeok's tail, but the monster begins to run around in circles. Zelda, who was eating a banana from the fruit basket, throws the banana peel to the ground and causes the Gleeok to slip,<ref>{{cite episode|quote=Yeah, yeah, but let's get this over with.|name=Princess Zelda|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=4}}</ref> allowing Link to deliver the final blow and send the Gleeok back to the [[Evil Jar]].
+In "[[Hitch in the Works]]", when Link arrives to the [[Underworld]] and tries to stop the wedding between Princess Zelda and Ganon, the evil wizard summons a [[Gleeok]] from the [[Evil Jar]] to attack Link.<ref>{{cite episode|quote=She's under my control, hero! And as for you, you have your own problems!|name=Ganon|show=The Legend of Zelda|episode=10}}</ref> Link fires three Sword Beams at the monster's necks, but the heads separate and come after him. He skillfully dodges their attacks, causing them to fly straight into Ganon, thus destroying the evil wizard and the remains of the Gleeok.
+{{clear}}
+===''The Legend of Zelda'' comic===
+[[File:Gleeok (comic).png|thumb|right|A Gleeok seen in the ''A Link to the Past'' comic]]
+A four-headed Gleeok appears in the ''[[Choices]]'' story of the [[The Legend of Zelda (Comic)|''Legend of Zelda'' comic]]. Link encounters it as he is traveling through the [[Underworld]] in search of Princess Zelda. Although Link at first seems to have trouble fighting the Gleeok, <ref>{{cite book|quote=Hey, a Gleeok is no problem! A four-headed Gleeok...that's something else!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page=5}}</ref> Link is able to cut off all four of the Gleeok's heads with a little help from [[Miff]]. The disembodied heads then begin to attack the young hero, but after some struggle, Link is able to defeat all of the Gleeok's heads.<ref>{{cite book|quote=Not bad, huh? Sometimes I amaze even myself!|book=The Legend of Zelda|publisher=Valiant Comics|page=7}}</ref>
+===''A Link to the Past'' comic===
+In the [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Comic)|''A Link to the Past'' comic]], Link is attacked by monsters called Gleeocs  in the [[Palace of Darkness]]. However, the monsters are bright orange  lizards with green gems on their heads, and thus physically resemble  smaller versions of the [[Helmasaur King]] which is fought in the game. After Link is discovered wandering around the palace by a [[Rocklops]], he is attacked by a Gleeok   that was called upon by the Rocklops. Although he defeats it easily   with the [[Master Sword]], soon more [[Hinox]]s riding Gleeocs begin to head   towards him.<ref>{{cite book|quote=Link!! There's more on the way!|book=A Link to the Past|publisher=Nintendo Power|page=12}}</ref>   Link then gives [[Epheremelda]] a [[bomb]], which   eventually denotes the [[firecorn]] stockpile and destroys the entire   palace and, with it, the Gleeoks.
+===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''===
+Gleeok appears as a [[sticker]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
+{| class="wikitable" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="text-align:center;"
+|-
+!width="inherited"|Name
+!width="50px"|Image
+!Artwork from
+!Effect in [[The Subspace Emissary]]
+!Usable by
+|-
+|[[Gleeok]]
+|[[File:Gleeok Sticker.png|60px]]
+|''The Legend of Zelda''
+|align=left|Launch Power +20
+|All
+|}
+===''The Faces of Evil''===
+Gleeok appears in ''Link: The Faces of Evil'' as an enemy in [[Spearfish Falls]]. The dragon has stolen the fat lady's necklace, and Link must defeat it to recover the item.
+{{noncanon|End}}
+==Trivia==
+*In ''The Legend of Zelda'', there is an unused variant of Gleeok with one head within the game's code.<ref>{{Cite web|quote= | author= | published= | retrieved = September 6, 2013 | url= http://tcrf.net/The_Legend_of_Zelda#Unused_Enemy_Values| title= The Legend of Zelda: Unused Enemy Values| site= The Cutting Room Floor| type= }}</ref>
+*A three-headed Gleeok also makes an appearance in the "[[Kiss 'N Tell (TV episode)|Kiss 'N Tell]]" and the "[[A Hitch in the Works (TV episode)|A Hitch in the Works]]" episodes of [[The Legend of Zelda (TV series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' TV series]].
+*Gleeok without his masks in Phantom Hourglass bears a striking resemblance to Chilly Willy and Chilli Billi from the Banjo-Kazooie series. However, this is likely a coincidence because [[Nintendo]] doesn't have rights to Banjo-Kazooie anymore.
+*Gleeok is the only boss from the original ''The Legend of Zelda'' to not appear in its Broadcast Satellaview remake.
+*The masks these creatures wear in ''Phantom Hourglass'' are similar to that of the [[Helmaroc King]]. Without their masks they also bear a striking resemblance to [[Valoo]].
+*Being a multi-headed dragon, Gleeok bears similarities with the chthonic water beast of Greek mythology, [[Wikipedia:Lernaean Hydra|Hydra]].
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+File:Gleeok2Headed.png|Two Headed Gleeok in ''The Legend of Zelda''
+File:Gleeok3Headed.png|Three Headed Gleeok in ''The Legend of Zelda''
+File:GleeokLoZ.png|Four Headed Gleeok in ''The Legend of Zelda''
+File:GleeokHead.png|Gleeok Head in ''The Legend of Zelda''
+File:Gleeok Masks.png|Gleeok wearing masks in ''Phantom Hourglass''
+File:Gleeok NoMasks.png|Gleeok without masks in ''Phantom Hourglass''
+File:Gleeok Strategy PH 1.png|Link deflects Gleeok's attacks back at it with the Grappling Hook
+File:Gleeok Tidal Wave.png|Gleeok sends a tidal wave at Link in ''Phantom Hourglass''
+File:Gleeok Ice PH.png|Blocks of ice fall from the ceiling in the flooded boss room
+File:Gleeok (Kiss'n Tell).png|A three-headed Gleeok in the animated series
+File:Gleeok Heads (Hitch in the Works).png|Three Gleeok heads as seen in the animated series
+File:Gleeok (VC).png|A four-headed Gleeok from the comic
+File:Gleeok2LoZArt.png|Million Publishing guide artwork of Gleeok in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''
+File:LoZLinkGleeok1988NintendoHasbro.jpg|Link fighting a Gleeok; [[Merchandise/Action Figures|action figure]] from ''The Legend of Zelda''
+File:Gleeok FoE.png|Gleeok in ''The Faces of Evil'' and ''The Wand of Gamelon''
+File:Gleeok Head WoG.png|Gleeok's Head in ''The Faces of Evil'' and ''The Wand of Gamelon''
+</gallery>
+==Videos==
+{{Youtube|lINnOweeaB4|250|''The Legend of Zelda''}}
+{{Youtube|MSGrYizmzCY|250|''Oracle of Seasons''}}
+{{Youtube|tt7ZLeLOGgw|250|''Phantom Hourglass''}}
+{{clear}}
+{{Refbar}}
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Zelda Wiki

Talk: Moon

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Appearances

The Legend of Zelda

Oracle of Seasons

The Minish Cap

Phantom Hourglass

Non-canon Appearances

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The Legend of Zelda comic

A Link to the Past comic

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

The Faces of Evil

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