They are found in places such as Faron Woods, the Forest Temple, Hyrule Field and the City in the Sky. Unlike the previous incarnations, these Deku Babas possess a set of sharp teeth with which they can bite Link. They are often encountered within patches of tall grass, or on ceilings, making them difficult to see until Link draws near. Another variant is also found, Bio Deku Babas, which hang from lily pads and gain increased mobility when severed from them.ĭeku Babas only lunge at Link when he approaches them in Twilight Princess, otherwise, they retract inside their base. A smaller variant also appears, known as a Mini Baba, consisting of just the bud and leaves at its base. They appear in places such as Termina Field, the Southern Swamp, Woodfall and even the Stone Tower Temple. You should at least get a Deku Stick out of it.ĭeku Babas in Majora's Mask function identically to those in Ocarina of Time, dropping Deku Sticks and Deku Nuts when defeated, depending on how they are killed. Its attack patterns are the same as the normal variant.īut it looks a little withered.Just cut it. Deku Babas are especially common in the Lost Woods (particularly Kokiri Forest, the Forest Temple and Inside the Deku Tree).Ī much larger version of a Deku Baba can be found, known as a Big Deku Baba. After rising from the base, they will eventually pivot in a small circle to increase their range. If struck again, they will die, leaving behind a Deku Nut from the bud.Ī 'withered' variant also appears, unable to curl their stems, relying on Link to walk into them for damage. Given enough time, they will return to their arched position and resume their attack. If they are struck while lunging, they will stiffen straight upwards, allowing Link to kill them and retrieve Deku Sticks. When approached, they will rise from their base and periodically lunge at Link. Though it looks withered, it will hurt you if you touch it!ĭeku Babas commonly appear in heavily wooded areas in Ocarina of Time.

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