53 replies to this topic

[Mero]

Wizzrobes for me. Especially the blue kind.

Also Manhandla rustled my jimmies until I realized I could 1 shot it with a precisely placed bomb.

Edited by Freya, 10 September 2014 - 07:33 AM.

[NeoMasterZX]

Wizrobes are the worst, but blue dark nuts are a close second only because how many are in a room at one time.

[Mero]

Yeah  the ones in Level 8 are pretty bad. cause most of the rooms have the statues shooting fireballs at you.

[Shane]

I hate none of the enemies. I guess it's because I never had trouble with the enemies.

[Orithan]

Blue Wizzrobes are my most hated Z1 enemy. They are unpredictable, have a ton of HP, do a ton of damage with both melee and long-ranged attacks and can phase through walls (which is exploitable, though). This makes them stupid in large groups, turning the fight into a tankfest. Blue Darknuts are a lot easier to fight, especially when you use the stabbing exploit against them, but are still troublesome in large groups.

[Haylee]

Peahats

 

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[Evan20000]

Fire shooters. With the limitations of Z1 movement and Z1 sword, I think a room with fire shooters in the corners and blue darknuts or something in the middle is more dangerous than any wizzrobe room in Level 6 or 9. This is of course from the perspective of purely avoiding damage, not actually difficulty caused by their stats/your equipment.

[NeoMasterZX]

Every enemy's a plain though, when your first playthourgh of Z1 was with a GameCube analog stick. (shudders)

[Alucard648]

I magine if Blue Wizzrobes deal the same amount of damage as Red ones (4 hearts) and Red Wizzrobes pierce trough Rings.

[Soma C.]

Blue Wizzies for sure, and the lack of having slash in Z1 definitely ups the difficulty alot. Splitting enemies (im looking at you vires) are also a royal pain mainly because they always respawn.

[Eddy]

Peahats and Red Bubbles. They're pretty self-explanatory

 

Random fun fact: Wizzrobes are my favourite Z1 enemies.

[Astromeow]

I just hated the low homing factor on z1 enemies.

Leevers. Annoying.

[Jamian]

Like Likes. Unless you have a lot of rupees, getting your shield eaten means you'll likely have to leave the dungeon, grind, then come back. I usually prefer to use F6 before it's too late.

Edited by Jamian, 10 September 2014 - 12:22 PM.

[Eddy]

I usually prefer to use F6 before it's too late.

I tend to do that all time

 

Just saves the trouble of buying another shield.

[MarinaraSauce]

Pol's Voices are annoying if you keep forgetting to buy the arrow.