Nintendo games are mostly known for being family-friendly. Horror, violence, and creepy content are typically reserved for indie games when it comes to Nintendo consoles. But, some main Nintendo franchises have their creepy content. For those playing Breath of the Wild, you'll come across some of these unsettling situations.

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Breath of the Wild is a more mature Zelda game, as far as the franchise goes. Throughout it, Link will encounter some weird people and unexplained phenomena. While much of it is still pretty innocent in comparison to games like Silent Hill or Resident Evil, there are some creepy moments that will make you feel a little uncomfortable. Here are some of the creepiest of them.

10 Flower Lady

Everyone has a hobby that they love. It could be cars, video games, knitting, or cooking. When that hobby is threatened, it's normal to react with hostility or defensiveness. But, using violence to physically remove someone from your presence isn't always the best answer.

This lady seems to disagree. Near the Dueling Peaks, Link will find a shrine surrounded by a large flower garden. He'll have to tread carefully, because if he steps on any of the flowers, Magda, known by fans as the flower lady, will go instantly crazy and attack Link, resetting his progress at the outside of the garden.

9 Lost Woods

The Lost Woods seem to pop up in many Zelda games, being a staple part of Hyrule in many of its renditions. They're typically pretty creepy or uncomfortable. They have some magic power about them that makes players get lost unless they follow a perfect path, and they're filled with monsters, mist, and more.

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In Breath of the Wild, this remains true. Link will have to find his way through to the center of the woods, where he'll meet the Deku Tree and many Koroks. As part of the Korok's quests, he'll have to navigate through even scarier parts of the woods, too.

8 Horse God

There are a few Great Fairies around the version of Hyrule in Breath of the Wild. Each one of them offers helpful bonuses to Link and his equipment, but he'll have to bear their over-affectionate embraces and light flirting. But, one of them is definitely less on the "overbearing grandmother" end of the spectrum and more on the "nightmare" side of things.

The Horse God's status as a Great Fairy is disputed, and he may just resemble the others. Either way, this being named Malanya will help revive killed horses. He jokes about eating Link, and that honestly is just the beginning. This thing is terrifying. That mask alone is incredibly scary.

7 Kilton

This vendor is creepy but it seems like that's the point. Kilton is a traveling merchant whom Link can find in various different towns or areas depending on the day. He sells merchandise in exchange for monsters' body parts, which is gross and weird enough. On top of that, he'll be found in a lake shaped like a skull and only appears at night.

Kilton sells monster masks and pieces of the Dark Link armor set. How he got his hands on that is unclear, but it's definitely just as creepy as he is.

6 Hyrule Castle

Hyrule Castle is an epic and huge monstrosity of a fortress in Breath of the Wild, unlike many of its counterparts in older entries. There are several paths Link can take to find his way to Ganon, with varying difficulties and strategies.

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One thing many of these paths have in common is that they're terrifying the first time they are explored. If you don't know what's in each section of Hyrule Castle, turning each corner is nerve-wracking and unsettling. There's monsters, Malice goo, and sudden death moments at every turn, leaving players uncomfortable and antsy as they navigate the ruins of this once-beautiful castle.

5 Naydra

There are three mythical dragons around Hyrule, named for the three goddesses who created the Triforce. Encountering Dinraal and Farosh for the first time is breathtaking. They're beautiful as they soar across the sky, and amazing music accompanies their presence. Naydra, on the other hand, is quite the opposite.

Link will have to free Naydra from the Calamity's grip by battling her. The climb up Mount Lanayru to her location is creepy and dark, and Naydra herself looks terrifying with the Malice corruption controlling her. Luckily, this state is temporary.

4 Wizzrobes

It's not clear why the developers of Breath of the Wild decided to make the Wizzrobes so creepy in this game, but they sure did. The cold, dark, almost non-existent faces with sharp teeth and crazy evil eyes are terrifying. They also have a horrible child-like laugh straight out of a horror movie.

The first time someone jumps off the Great Plateau and encounters one of these things, there's a very good chance they will be very uncomfortable. Once Link tries to fight them, the Wizzrobes will turn invisible and disappear too, reappearing behind Link. Is this Silent Hill or Zelda?

3 Hateno Statue

Speaking of things that didn't need to be terrifying, why did the makers of Breath of the Wild decide that a simple statue that helps Link exchange items needed to be possessed by an evil malicious spirit? The horned statue in Hateno Village was an ancient demon that would make deceitful deals with the people of Hyrule before being banished by the Goddess Hylia.

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It steals Link's stamina or heart upgrades at first, before striking a deal with him where it'll exchange them for a price. It's unnecessarily freaky but at least provides a useful service.

2 Blood Moons

The first blood moon experienced by the player might be terrifying. Everything stops suddenly and the sky turns blood-red. A cutscene starts where Zelda is begging Link to be careful. What's going on with this creepy scene? This is a blood moon, when Ganon's power grows temporarily, allowing him to revive all slain enemies.

The blood moon also increases the difficulty of the final boss battle for those looking for an adversity boost. It can also make some NPCs act really freaky and make you maybe want to avoid them in the future, just in case.

1 Typhlo Ruins

Almost all of Breath of the Wild can be completed without ever venturing inside the dark woods at the north end of Hyrule. These dark, heavily-forested ruins are super creepy and shrouded in darkness.

Once inside, Link won't be able to see basically anything. Unfortunately, there's also a large Hinox in here that Link will have to battle in order to access the shrine. Link will have to kill this large boss with limited vision. As for the ruins themselves, it's almost impossible to avoid getting lost, and it's almost as difficult to keep yourself from being nervous or afraid. This is the scariest part of Breath of the Wild, without a doubt.

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