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Link cannot attack if Igos's head and body are separate.Īfter the battle, Igos's lackeys start arguing but are silenced by Igos du Ikana, who reminds them that fighting was the reason that the Ikana Kingdom fell. Like his servants, Igos avoids the patches of light areas. If Link tries to reflect light while Igos is active, Igos either blocks it with his shield or recoils in shock without taking damage. He must then quickly reflect sunlight from the Mirror Shield on Igos, who is vulnerable to it, before Igos gets back up. Link can attack by slashing Igos until he collapses. Igos du Ikana's head eventually returns to his body. If Link is hit by Igos's head, it latches on to Link's face, causing him to lose health. Igos can also sword fight simultaneously while his head floats around. Besides sword fighting and breathing purple flames, Igos du Ikana can also remove his head, which levitates in midair while chasing Link. When both of Igos's lackeys are defeated, Igos du Ikana gets off his throne and starts to fight Link. If Link burns the curtains, which lets in sunlight, Igos du Ikana reacts in horror. If Link shoots projectiles at Igos, he deflects them with his hand. Link cannot attack Igos during this part, because if Link approaches Igos, he kicks him off. While Link is fighting them, Igos sits on his throne, witnessing the battle. In the boss fight, before Link can fight Igos du Ikana, he must fight his lackeys. He is the king of a fallen society, the Ikana Kingdom, and is located in the throne room of the Ancient Castle of Ikana, with his two lackeys. Igos du Ikana is a large, undead skeleton and a miniboss in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D (2015)

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (2000)

Artwork from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask