Beamos
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| Game(s) | A Link to the Past Link's Awakening Ocarina of Time Majora's Mask Oracle of Seasons Oracle of Ages The Wind Waker Twilight Princess Phantom Hourglass |
| Habitat(s) | Dungeons |
| Effective Weapons | Bombs, Arrows |
Beamos (ビーモス, Biimosu) are stone statues with rotating heads and a single glaring eye. They will not hesitate to fire an energy beam at anything that makes eye contact with them. They can be a very big pain before learning how to deal with them.
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A Link to the Past
Beamos originally appeared in A Link to the Past where they cannot be destroyed and only avoided. They lose track of Link if he hides behind another object.
Link's Awakening
In Link's Awakening they cannot be destroyed, but in addition to avoiding them and hiding behind other objects, their attacks can be reflected with the Mirror Shield.
Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask
In Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, they can be killed with a bomb or two. The heads will explode once the body has been destroyed. It takes two bombs to kill larger Beamos.
Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages
In Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages, Beamos take on the exact same role as they did in Link's Awakening.
The Wind Waker
In The Wind Waker, Beamos react faster, and their beams can send Link flying. They come in two variations: red ones, which act like normal Beamos, and blue ones, which have fixed beam paths, blocking Link's path. However, these can be jumped over with the jump attack. The most effective weapons are arrows, and while timing can be difficult, they can also be destroyed with a bomb. However, the glowing ball only appears right before and during the time it is firing its energy beam.
Twilight Princess
In Twilight Princess, they can be defeated by shooting them with the Hero's Bow in the eye or by using a statue possessed by the Dominion Rod to smash them in the Temple of Time. If Link is out of arrows, he can also defeat them using a well timed strike from the Ball and Chain. They come in two variations: a larger brown type found in the Goron Mines and minor caves, and a thinner white type, similar to a Doric pillar, in the Temple of Time.
Phantom Hourglass
Their most recent appearance was in Phantom Hourglass, and they looked quite similar to how they did in A Link to the Past. This variant can be stunned by shooting it in the eye with an arrow or sending a Bombchu after it but is otherwise invincible.
Trivia
- In Ocarina of Time, when targeting a Beamos, Navi says that it doesn't like smoke. This quote is similar to the Old Man's "helpful" hint in the Moon Labyrinth in The Legend of Zelda, where he says that "Dodongo Dislikes Smoke".
- The Beamos in The Wind Waker are the only enemies in the game that cannot be made into a Nintendo Gallery figurine.
Gallery
 Beamos from A Link to the Past |
 Link runs for cover as a Beamos statue fires |
 Beamos from Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask |
 Beamos Statue in Majora's Mask |
 Beamos from The Wind Waker |
 Beamos from Twilight Princess |
 Beamos from Phantom Hourglass |
| Common Enemies |
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Armos · Ball & Chain Trooper · Beamos · Blade Trap · Bokoblin · Bubble · ChuChu · Darknut · Deku Baba · Deku Scrub · Dodongo · Floormaster · Freezard · Gel · Gibdo · Ghini · Guay · Hardhat Beetle · Iron Knuckle · Keese · Leever · Like Like · Lizalfos · Lynel · Miniblin · Moblin · Moldorm · Octorok · Peahat · Poe · Rat · ReDead · Rope · Skull Kid ·Skulltula · Stalfos · Tektite · Wallmaster · White Wolfos · Wizzrobe · Zol · Zola |
