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Overworld Enemy #4: Zola

"Half-fish, half-woman who lives in the water. When she sticks her head out of the water, she lets out a ball that Link's little shield can't hold back."

-The Legend of Zelda Manual

The Zola were once aquatic-dwelling women that, due to their lust for material wealth and power, were transformed into monsters by the use of dark magic. They inhabit Hyrule's many lakes, ponds and waterways, surfacing and consequently ambushing those that dare to come near. Mainly attacking with poisonous and acidic spit that can blind its adversaries, Zola are very territorial, hostile and nimble. As they are unable to venture onto land, one must kill a Zola by use of projectile weapons or in close combat if one is brave enough to traverse into the amphibious demonesses watery abode.

Note: Like the Molblin/Moblin, I opted to use the name 'Zola' from the game's original manual. I'm sure it is a localization/translation error, as the 'Zora' became a series regular.

Description
Overworld Enemy #4: Zola

"Half-fish, half-woman who lives in the water. When she sticks her head out of the water, she lets out a ball that Link's little shield can't hold back."

-The Legend of Zelda Manual

The Zola were once aquatic-dwelling women that, due to their lust for material wealth and power, were transformed into monsters by the use of dark magic. They inhabit Hyrule's many lakes, ponds and waterways, surfacing and consequently ambushing those that dare to come near. Mainly attacking with poisonous and acidic spit that can blind its adversaries, Zola are very territorial, hostile and nimble. As they are unable to venture onto land, one must kill a Zola by use of projectile weapons or in close combat if one is brave enough to traverse into the amphibious demonesses watery abode.

Note: Like the Molblin/Moblin, I opted to use the name 'Zola' from the game's original manual. I'm sure it is a localization/translation error, as the 'Zora' became a series regular.