ReDead

ReDead
A ReDead in Melee's Adventure Mode.
Universe	The Legend of Zelda
Level(s) appears in	Underground Maze
Point worth	300
Article on Zelda Wiki	ReDead

ReDeads (リーデッド, ReDead) are enemies from the Legend of Zelda series.

In Super Smash Bros. Melee

A dark brown ReDead.

ReDeads made their Smash debut in Melee, and they were first announced at E3 2001.

They appear as enemies in the Underground Maze of Adventure Mode; they are usually found in the main area with the broken, floating platforms. Usually, there are about one or two ReDeads per platform. In other areas, especially in the tunnels connecting the map, they can be found in groups of three or four. ReDeads will sometimes leave a trophy behind when they are KO'ed.

They can also occasionally appear out of container items in regular battles. They are one of the four common enemies that can appear on any stage. For every ReDead the player KOs, they will get 800 points added to their total score, as part of the ReDead KO special bonus. These ReDeads have a slightly darker skin color, but their behavior is the same as their Adventure Mode version.

ReDeads attack fighters by limping towards them. Once the ReDead identifies its victim, it will charge at it, latch on, and bite it. The amount of damage the ReDead deals depends on the difficulty. The higher the difficulty, the more damage it deals. Mashing the controller buttons shakes the creature off, stopping its damaging process. After a few attacks, the ReDead will fall down on the ground, and will remain so for a few seconds. However, if left in this state, it will eventually revive and continue to walk around and attack the player; therefore, the player must inflict more damage to remove it from gameplay.

Trophy information

ReDead

Seven years after Ganondorf took control of Hyrule, ReDeads roamed the ruins of castle town, moaning. Link was shocked at the state of the town, and the apparent lack of survivors. He later learned that the townsfolks had evacuated to safety, and the ReDeads were magic animated into hideous humanoid shapes.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl

The ReDead's only appearance in Brawl is as a sticker.

Name	Game	Effect	Character(s)
ReDead	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	AttackWeapon+005 Attack +5	All characters

ReDead (Zelda Ocarina of Time)

In Super Smash Bros. 4

A ReDead, having stunned Marth with its scream.

In Smash Run

ReDeads appear as enemies. They stand still, and when a character gets close enough, they release a powerful scream which stuns grounded players and pushes airborne ones. They then get closer and attack with a powerful swipe. Graphically, ReDeads now resemble their updated look from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D.

Trophy information

The ReDead trophy appears in both versions. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U it is part of the Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask Trophy Box.

Trophy in for 3DS.

Trophy in for Wii U.

ReDead

These creatures may look like zombies, but ReDeads weren't human to begin with. They appear to be clay monsters fashioned in the shape of humans. They attack Link when he gets too close, the spine-chilling sound they emit difficult to describe. Don't bother—just get rid of them!

These creatures may look like zombies, but unlike the walking dead, ReDeads have never been human. They just seem to be clay monsters fashioned in the shape of humans. They attack Link when he gets too close, making spine-chilling noises that are hard to describe with words alone. Best not to try - just get rid of them!

: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (11/1998)

: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (10/2000)

Origin

A ReDead attacks Link in Ocarina of Time.

ReDeads are zombie-like enemies which debuted in Ocarina of Time, later appearing in Majora's Mask and Wind Waker. Their design in the Smash series comes from the first two games. They remain stationary or move around sluggishly, but when they see Link, they release a high-pitched scream which freezes him, then they jump onto him and start to attack.

In Ocarina of Time, ReDeads appear in Hyrule Castle Town, strongly implying that they were actually former civilians of the area prior to Link's seven year absence. The trophies in Melee and Smash 4, though, claim that they are just magically animated clay and that the civilians escaped to safety.