Morth

Morth
ModelIn-game models TWWThe Wind WakerTWWHDThe Wind Waker HDTFHTri Force Heroes
Plural	Morths
Race	Mothula
Main appearance(s)	The Wind Waker Tri Force Heroes
Habitat(s)	The Wind Waker Dig Cavern Dragon Roost Island Forbidden Woods Ganon's Castle Pawprint Isle Wind Temple Tri Force Heroes Desert Zone Gibdo Mausoleum Infinity Dunes Sky Temple
Effective weapon(s)	Sword Deku Leaf

Morths are recurring Enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.

Characteristics

The Wind Waker

Descriptions

Nintendo Gallery

Morth

Habitat: Forbidden Woods
Least Favorite Thing: Deku Leaves

These creatures attack in groups and cling to the bodies of their prey. A spin attack is the best way to shake them off. They're light and vulnerable to Deku Leaf blasts.

Tingle Tuner

Eeek! Morths! Fan them away with the Deku Leaf before they can stick to you!
If they stick to you, use your rolling attack to shake them loose.

Morths mainly appear in wooded areas, most commonly in the Forbidden Woods in The Wind Waker. They will close in on Link whenever he moves close. If several Morths latch on, they will hamper his movements. Link can easily free himself by performing a Spin Attack or just by rolling. They are easily dispatched with the Sword and the Boomerang if they are not latched on to Link. They can also be sent flying away by using the Deku Leaf. Morths are also occasionally released by Mothula as well.

Tri Force Heroes

Morths appear in certain Levels of The Dunes Area and in the Desert Zone of the Den of Trials in Tri Force Heroes. They always appear in groups of three and immediately slow down the Link they manage to attach to. When attached, Morths prevent the Link from dashing. Morths cannot be removed by the Link they are latched onto, instead, another Link can free him by attacking them with his Sword or with another Item. Morths often appear in sandy areas, potentially making the Links susceptible to sinking in Quicksand. Morths also respawn shortly after they are defeated. They often appear in Stages where all Enemies have to be defeated, but Morths are not counted themselves. They disappear completely after clearing these Stages.

Morths die if a Link steps onto an active Triforce Gateway. Morths that attempt to attach onto a Link wearing the Cacto Clothes die immediately.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	モース (Mōsu)	Same as English.
FrenchEUEuropean	Chardon
German	Kletthula
Italian	Akaro	From Acaro (Mite)
SpanishEUEuropean	Abrojo
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

See Also

• Ghoul Rat
• Poison Mite

References

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