They're particularly good at sniping Link from out of view and ganging up on him while fighting other enemies, so remember to watch your back and be very suspicious of random grass patches. They can be destroyed with arrows, runes, parrying their projectiles, or out-sneaking them, so any seasoned player should have no trouble at all. These sneaky enemies come in a few different variants to hide in different terrain to await the passing by of an unsuspecting hero. Octoroks have been pelting Link with high-speed projectiles for over 30 years at this point, and we now have more tools to deal with them than ever. (as a result, bows are often useful to kill them so that you aren't caught in the blast)Īlso release a blast while they're alive and fighting you,Īfter which they will turn a dark, dull color and cannot use their elemental powers against you - it takes a few seconds, but they can regain their energy after blasting There will be an elemental blast when you defeat a Chuchu
Tips For Fighting ChuchusĬhuchus come in the normal (blue) type, as well as three elemental types - fire, ice, and electric - which you can take advantage of Although, with this Zelda placing such a heavy focus on the bow and arrows, you'll have some way to easily dispose of these enemies 95% of the time.
They do, however, come in different elemental varieties that are a bit more dangerous than their standard counterpart, with the Electric Chuchu being the most difficult as it is largely immune to physical attacks. There are small and large versions of this opponent. They're not hard to beat and don't really pose much of a threat to anything besides your precious weapon durability, as they're terribly slow and don't do very much damage. In terms of being a blue, gelatinous punching bag, Breath of the Wild's Chuchus are some of the cutest monsters.
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