Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Stalnox

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Stalnox

The Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Stalnox is a Mini Boss found in the East Necluda, Central Hyrule Depths areas of the map. The Stalnox Boss will drop Stalnox Horn, Hinox Tooth.

Life: 1000

Melee Attack Power: 72

Ranged Attack Power: 72

Damage Type: Physical

Description: The remains of a Hinox, a giant monster with only one eye. This skeletal beast appears in the dark and can throw its own rib bones at enemies. Furthermore, even if it appears defeated, it will keep coming back for more as long as its eye is left intact.

Where To Find Stalnox Locations

You can find Stalnox enemies near the East Necluda, Central Hyrule Depths locations.

Stalnox Map contents
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How To Beat Stalnox

Below we breakdown the Stalnox Weaknesses and Resistances, as well as what Armor, Materials and Food you should use to help you fight the Stalnox in Zelda TotK. Before that lets learn more about the Stalnox stats.

Stalnox Stats
Detail	Data
Life	1000
Attack Power	Melee: 72 Ranged: 72
Exp Rewarded	25.00 XP (Limit: 250 XP)
Damage Type	Physical
Weakness	None
Resistance	None

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Stalnox Damage Type

The Stalnox will use Physical Damage Attacks, which means you can use the following Armor and Items to reduce the damage you will receive when hit.

Stalnoxes Overview:
When encountering a Stalnox, you will most likely find it as a pile of bones, Stalnoxes are only active at night, between 9:00 PM and 5:00 AM. Unless underground where they are always awake or can be awoken. They will not become active if you are too close when night falls. If morning arrives while you are fighting a Stalnox, it will dig underground, fleeing the fight until the next night.
Combat Behavior:
Like their living counterparts, Stalnoxes will chase you, attempting to smash or trap you between their hands. They can pick up trees to throw at you. they can remove their ribs, collarbone, and even an arm to throw at you. They can also dig up Bomb Barrels that explode on contact. If any object is thrown, you can use the recall ability to return it back to the Stalnox and deal damage.
Weakness and Strategy:
Firing an arrow directly into a Stalnox's eye will momentarily incapacitate it, presenting an opportunity for you to strike. However, when its health drops below half, an arrow shot to the eye will cause it to pop out, leading to the Stalnox crumbling into a heap of bones for a brief period. You can seize this opportunity to either attack the detached eyeball or pick it up and toss it. Over time, the eye will spring back to the Stalnox. If you use a Bomb Arrow to hit the eyeball, it will be instantly dislodged regardless of the Stalnox's remaining health.
Victory Conditions:
Once the eye has lost all of its health, you can also take the eye far enough away from the Stalnox's initial location, the Stalnox will be defeated.

Stalnox: The standard Stalnox.
Gloom Stalnox: Has more health than its normal counterpart and causes Gloom Damage to Link's Hearts. This can be negated with proper equipment and food.

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