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{{s|zeldawiki|Bulblin}}s, a race of goblin-like creatures, are a common enemy in ''Twilight Princess''. Their leader, {{s|zeldawiki|King Bulblin}}, is fought several times throughout the game, one of which takes place on the Bridge of Eldin. This stage's sunset setting is a reference to this battle with King Bulbin, which ignores the normal day/night cycle and is always set at sunset; however, the bridge's destruction has nothing to do with King Bulblin in ''Twilight Princess''.
{{s|zeldawiki|Bulblin}}s, a race of goblin-like creatures, are a common enemy in ''Twilight Princess''. Their leader, {{s|zeldawiki|King Bulblin}}, is fought several times throughout the game, one of which takes place on the Bridge of Eldin. This stage's sunset setting is a reference to this battle with King Bulbin, which ignores the normal day/night cycle and is always set at sunset; however, the bridge's destruction has nothing to do with King Bulblin in ''Twilight Princess''.


{{s|zeldawiki|Bomb Barrel}}s appear in several ''Zelda'' games, including ''Twilight Princess'', in which they are marked with a large white X. They usually act as damaging hazards, but they are not used by King Bulbin. They also do not generate a large explosion, though ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask}}'' features a usable version, the {{s|zeldawiki|Powder Keg}}, whose powerful explosion can destroy large rocks or walls that block the path.
{{s|zeldawiki|Bomb Barrel}}s appear in several ''Zelda'' games, including ''Twilight Princess'', in which they are marked with a large white X. They usually act as damaging hazards and are not used by King Bulbin. They also do not generate a large explosion, though ''{{s|zeldawiki|The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask}}'' features a usable version, the {{s|zeldawiki|Powder Keg}}, whose powerful explosion can destroy large rocks or walls that block the path.
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