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The Savage Labyrinth is a 50-floor dungeon filled with enemies in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Read on to learn about the list of enemies in the Savage Labyrinth, its location, rewards, and some tips and tricks on how to beat the dungeon!
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The Hookshot allows you to get to the platform where the Savage Labyrinth's entrance is located. It will help you grapple the nearby tree to pull yourself up.
The Hookshot can be found in the Wind Temple.

The entrance to the Savage Labyrinth is found underneath a stone head. To access the dungeon, you will need the Power Bracelets to lift the stone head and destroy it.
The Power Bracelets can be obtained after going through the Tower of the Gods. They can be found in Fire Mountain after getting the Fire and Ice Arrows.
How to Get the Power Bracelets

You may stop at the 30th floor of the Labyrinth if you only intend to get the Triforce Chart or Shard. However, if you want to complete every floor, you will need to use the Mirror Shield to break the statue in the 30th floor. This will reveal an entrance, allowing you to proceed further into the dungeon.
The Mirror Shield can be found in the Earth Temple.
| Enemy | How to Beat |
|---|---|
Moblin
|
Attack with B attacks. If they block, parry with A when they attack. Moblins can also be stunned with the Boomerang. |
Fire Keese
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Magtail
|
Wait for the Magtail to attack then press A to parry. |
Red ChuChu
|
Can be stunned using a Boomerang, Bomb, or Skull Hammer. |
Bokoblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Miniblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Keese
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
The enemies in these floors consist of those you have faced in the Forsaken Fortress and Dragon Roost Cavern.
| Enemy | How to Beat |
|---|---|
Winged Mothula
|
Use the Deku Leaf to knock them to the ground then attack them. |
Mothula
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Shield Bokoblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Boko Baba
|
Stun with a jump attack |
Bokoblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Green ChuChu
|
Can be stunned using a Boomerang, Bomb, or Skull Hammer. |
Peahat
|
Remove the propeller using a Boomerang or Deku Leaf. |
These floors contain enemies that you have encountered in the Forbidden Woods.
| Enemy | How to Beat |
|---|---|
Darknut
|
Remove their helmets or breastplate. This can be done by parrying their attacks or just attacking them repeatedly. You can also sneak behind a Darknut to remove the straps for their breastplate. |
Red Bubble
|
Weak against Arrows. Bubbles can also be stunned using a Hookshot or a Deku Leaf. |
Shield Bokoblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Yellow ChuChu
|
Stun the Yellow ChuChu to disrupt its electric field. Can be stunned using a Boomerang, Bomb, or Skull Hammer. |
Armos Knight
|
Throw bombs into the mouth of an Armos Knight. Back away when it starts to spin and explode. |
Armos
|
Hit the Armos' green eye using the bow, then use your sword to strike the red crystal on its back. Back away when it starts to spin and explode |
Wizzrobe
|
Aim an arrow at the Wizzrobe before it casts its spell. |
The enemies in these floors consist of those you faced in the Tower of the Gods.
| Enemy | How to Beat |
|---|---|
Moblin
|
Attack with B attacks. If they block, parry with A when they attack. Moblins can also be stunned with the Boomerang. |
Winged Mothula
|
Use the Deku Leaf to knock them to the ground then attack them. |
Stalfos
|
Use a Bomb to scatter the Stalfos' bones then attack the skull before it reforms. |
Poe
|
Shine a light at the Poe, then attack it once it's solidified. |
Dark ChuChu
|
Use a beam of light to turn Dark ChuChus into stone then shatter it. |
Blue Bubble
|
Bubbles can be stunned using a Hookshot or a Deku Leaf. |
ReDead
|
Strike from behind or stun them with light. No projectile weapons except for Bombs can defeat ReDeads. |
The enemies in these floors are those that you have encountered in the Earth Temple. You will need to use the Mirror Shield to counter some of them.
| Enemy | How to Beat |
|---|---|
Moblin
|
Attack with B attacks. If they block, parry with A when they attack. Moblins can also be stunned with the Boomerang. |
Darknut
|
Remove their helmets or breastplate. This can be done by parrying their attacks or just attacking them repeatedly. You can also sneak behind a Darknut to remove the straps for their breastplate. |
Stalfos
|
Use a Bomb to scatter the Stalfos' bones then attack the skull before it reforms. |
Red ChuChu
|
Can be stunned using a Boomerang, Bomb, or Skull Hammer. |
Shield Bokoblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Yellow ChuChu
|
Stun the Yellow ChuChu to disrupt its electric field. Can be stunned using a Boomerang, Bomb, or Skull Hammer. |
Bokoblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Miniblin
|
Can be defeated using any weapon. |
Green ChuChu
|
Can be stunned using a Boomerang, Bomb, or Skull Hammer. |
Wizzrobe
|
Aim an arrow at the Wizzrobe before it casts its spell. |
ReDead
|
Strike from behind or stun them with light. No projectile weapons except for Bombs can defeat ReDeads. |
These last floors contain enemies that you have encountered in the Wind Temple. They also have additional challenges, including electric barriers, bomb plants, and fire-breathing statues.
| Floor | Rewards |
|---|---|
| 10 | · Hearts · Green Rupees |
| 20 | · Hearts · Rupees · Bombs |
| 30 | · Hearts · Rupees · Triforce Chart #6 (Original Version) · Triforce Shard (HD Version) |
| 40 | · More than 500 Rupees |
| 50 | · Piece of Heart (Original Version) · Hero's Charm (HD Version) |

The enemies in the Savage Labyrinth do not drop items, making it tough to survive. It is ideal to bring Fairies and potions for recovery. You may also go to grandma with an empty bottle to get some Elixir Soup before entering the dungeon.

The Savage Labyrinth is located in Outset Island. Climb the area near your house and use the Hookshot to get to the platform with the stone head. You will need the Power Bracelets to lift the stone head to reveal a cavern entrance.

The Savage Labyrinth consists of 50 floors. To proceed to the next floor, you must defeat every enemy in your current floor.
Every 10th floor has no enemies. Instead, you may obtain items such as Hearts and Rupees. You may also opt warp back outside upon reaching one of these floors.

The enemies in the Savage Labyrinth do not drop items, making it tough to survive. It is best to stock up on healing items in order to clear the floors. You may also take advantage of the Hearts you can obtain in the 10th, 20th, and 30th floors.

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