Characteristics[]

Breath of the Wild[]

Hyrule Compendium Entry

106 (107) Stalkoblin	Description The remains of Bokoblins appear in the dark of the night. While they're fragile enough to crumble from a single blow, as long as a skull remains intact, they'll continue to pull themselves back together and go on fighting. Sometimes the body will pick up the wrong skull, but this doesn't seem to be a problem...
	Common Locations Hyrule Field Great Hyrule Forest
Recoverable Materials Bokoblin Horn Bokoblin Fang

Stalkoblins are the skeletal remains of Bokoblins which emerge from the earth at night. When they emerge, they may be holding various Weapons, however, if they lack any Weapons, they will either swipe at Link if he is nearby, or dig up rocks to throw at Link. Some can also be found riding Stalhorses.

Stalkoblins are fragile and their bodies will easily collapse if struck, leaving their disembodied skulls to roll around. These skulls have only one health. Shortly afterwards, their bodies will reform and run after their heads to reattach them. If a Stalkoblin's skull is present, the bodies of other Stalkoblins whose skulls have been destroyed will remain. These decapitated skeletons will simply jump and wave at the remaining intact Stalkoblins until their skulls have been detached, at which point they will attempt to take the skull for themselves. Stalkoblins will pick up the detached skulls of other Stalkoblins and throw them at Link to hurt him. If they come into contact with a flame, their entire body will catch on fire, in addition to any wooden implements they carry.

The detached arms of Stalkoblins, known as Bokoblin Arms, can be picked up by Link and used as a Weapon. While detached, it will roll towards a common point with the other bones to reform the Stalkoblin's skeleton. If taken, Bokoblin Arms will remain animate when the rest of the skeletons they belong to are destroyed.^[2] When defeated, they may drop Bokoblin Fangs. Curiously, the Bokoblin Fangs will not drop from their skulls, but rather from their skeleton bodies.

Link may pick up a detached Stalkoblin head and kick it further away from its body. If it lands in water deep enough to submerge it completely, the Stalkoblin will die.

If Link wears the Bokoblin Mask, Majora's Mask, or possesses the Disguise; Bone Atk. Up Set Bonus by wearing the full Radiant Set or Phantom Ganon Set, Stalkoblins will not attack Link unless he attacks them.

Tears of the Kingdom[]

Stalkoblins appear much the same way as their Breath of the Wild counterparts, except that they have the barbed horns of red Bokoblins on their skulls. They will perform the charging attack sometimes, but otherwise function identical to Breath of the Wild

Notably, only the fangs drop from the body, while the horn drops from the skull.

Other Appearances[]

Nomenclature[]

Names in other regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	スタルボコブリン (Sutarubokoburin) (BotW)[3]
	ChineseTR	骷髏波克布林 (Kūlóu Bōkèbùlín) (BotW)
	Dutch	Skelet-Bokoblin (BotW | HWAoC)[4]
	FrenchCA	Stalbokoblin (BotW)[5]
	FrenchEU	Stalbokoblin (BotW)[6]
	German	Stalbokblin (BotW)[7]
	Italian	Stalboblin (BotW)[8]
	Korean	스탈 보코블린 (Seutal Bokobeullin) (BotW)
	Russian	Сталкоблин (Stalkoblin) (BotW)[9]
	SpanishEU	Bokoblin esquelético (BotW)[10]
	SpanishLA	Stalkoblin (BotW)[11]
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Gallery[]

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  A dormant Stalkoblin, as seen in-game

See Also[]

• Stalmoblin
• Stalizalfos
• Bokoblin
• Blue Bokoblin
• Black Bokoblin
• Silver Bokoblin
• Golden Bokoblin
• Cursed Bokoblin
• Stalchild

References