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Template:Boss Rebonack,^[1] also referred to as simply the Guardian Ironknuckle^[2] or Ironknuckle,^[3] is the boss of the Island Palace in Template:AOL. He is a powerful blue Iron Knuckle mounted on a floating mechanical horse and wielding a jousting lance. Two others are later encountered in the Three-Eye Rock Palace as mini-bosses.

Strategy

While mounted on his horse, Rebonack retreats off or almost off screen, then charges at Link at high speed. Seemingly on the back foot against a mounted opponent, Link must move to the middle of the room and when Rebonack charges, jump and use the Down Thrust to damage him.

After he has suffered enough damage, his horse will run away, Rebonack leave his lance, draws his sword and will fight Link on foot as a standard Blue Iron Knuckle by shooting Sword Beams (referred to as knives in the NES Game Atlas^[3]). However, Rebonack are much better defenders than other Iron Knuckles. Rebonack can also go off-screen, where Link cannot follow him, and continue shooting Sword Beams. During the second phase, it is best to continuously bait him to the middle of the room.

Non-canon appearances

Non-Canon Information

Captain N: The Game Master

Iron Knuckle (Captain N) — Rebonack in *Captain N: The Game Master*

Rebonack appears in two episodes of Captain N: The Game Master. He is first shown in "Quest for the Potion of Power" after Link, Princess Zelda, and Kevin arrive to the chamber of the Potion of Power in Island Palace, where Rebonack reveals himself to be the guardian of the potion.^[4] Link and Kevin argue as to how they should go about defeating him,^[5]^[6] and before they even manage to inflict damage upon the armored foe, Princess Zelda is taken by Rebonack and Link realizes that he must fight alongside Kevin to be able to defeat it.^[7] Together, Link and Kevin fire at Rebonack, causing its horse to disappear and giving Zelda a chance to free herself. The three heroes then shoot at him one more time to finally defeat it.

In "Having a Ball", another Rebonack confronts them while Link, Princess Zelda, Kevin, and Princess Lana are exiting the tunnel that leads to the Island Palace. Kevin tries to shoot it with his Zapper but it has no effect, so they jump out of the way and allow Rebonack to fall into a nearby lake along with its horse.

The Legend of Zelda comic

Rebonack from The Adventure of Link appears in the "Missing in Action" story of the Legend of Zelda comic, although he is only known as an Iron Knuckle. Like in the game, he is the guardian of the recorder in the Island Palace. When Link and Zelda arrive to the palace in search of the Recorder, they are confronted by Rebonack.^[8] After a grueling battle, Link defeats his foe, knocking its helmet off. It turns out that it is a human, and not a monster under the armor. The man explains that an old king charged him with protecting the treasures within the palace,^[9] and that he was to stop anyone who was unworthy.^[10] He tells the duo that by defeating him, they are free to take what they want, and he shows them a secret wall that contains the magic flute.^[11]

Trivia

In the Famicom Disc System version of The Adventure of Link, Rebonack's Sword Beams flash and will disappear when blocked, much like Link's own, but in the NES version they do not flash and bounce off of Link's shield.

Gallery

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Artwork from The Adventure of Link
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Sprite from The Adventure of Link
Rebonack in the Legend of Zelda comic

References

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↑ Little do they [Link and Zelda] suspect that their greatest challenge is yet to come, in the terrifying form of Ironknuckle! - N/A (Valiant Comic Issue #1)
↑ Long ago, the old king charged me to protect the palace - Knight (Valiant Comic Issue #1)
↑ Long ago, the old king charged to protect the palace from those who are unworthy. - Knight (Valiant Comic Issue #1)
↑ By reaching the Fifth Palace and defeating me, you have proved that you deserve the treasures within. - Knight (Valiant Comic Issue #1)

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	Template:Japanese	Levo Knuckle
	German	Iron Nuckle

Bosses in The Legend of Zelda series

The Legend of Zelda

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+'''Rebonack''',<ref>{{cite book|quote=The enemy in the Third Temple is Rebonack. He is a powerful knight astride a steel horse. |book=The Official Nintendo Player's Guide |publisher=Nintendo of America |page=50 }}</ref> also referred to as simply the '''Guardian Ironknuckle'''<ref>{{cite book|quote=THE GUARDIAN IRONKNUCKLE |book=NES Game Atlas |publisher=Nintendo |page=68 }}</ref> or '''Ironknuckle''',<ref name=nga-knives>{{cite book|quote=The knives Ironknuckle throws are deadly, and the huge horse he rides makes him invincible to Link's attack. Link can make him dismount by jumping and using Down-thrust. Once afoot, Ironknuckle is vulnerable. |book=NES Game Atlas |publisher=Nintendo |page=69 }}</ref> is the [[boss]] of the [[Island Palace]] in {{AOL}}. He is a powerful blue [[Iron Knuckle]] mounted on a floating mechanical horse and wielding a jousting lance. Two others are later encountered in the [[Three-Eye Rock Palace]] as mini-bosses.
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Changes: Rebonack

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Strategy

Non-canon appearances

Captain N: The Game Master

The Legend of Zelda comic

Trivia

Gallery

References