Non-canon warning: This article or section contains non-canonical information that is not considered to be an official part of the Legend of Zelda series and should not be considered part of the overall storyline. They can be defeated with a single sword strike. If one catches a Link, it will bring him back to the entrance of the room, causing him to drop Force Gems along the way. When a Link steps into a certain area, the Wallmaster will slowly descend towards him as long as he remains there, making a moaning sound. They appear as giant brownish hands with red claws. Wallmasters are found in the Palace of Winds, the final stage of the game. The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures During the final battle against Veran, she summons a Wallmaster to drag Link to the final stage. They are seen more often in Oracle of Ages than in Oracle of Seasons. They fall from the ceiling in an attempt to take Link back to the beginning of the dungeon. Wallmasters are depicted as large, red hands. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons Get it before it goes back up to the ceiling. “ Keep an eye out for it by watching for its shadow on the floor. Unlike Navi in Ocarina of Time, Tatl does not inform Link about the presence of Wallmasters when he enters a chamber where one dwells. When they drop from the ceiling, they drag Link to the beginning of the dungeon.
They can be found Beneath the Well and in the grave opened on the Final Day in Ikana Graveyard. Wallmasters are similar both in appearance and attack method to their Ocarina of Time counterparts. Destroy it before it goes back up to the ceiling! ” Interestingly, if the Link looks up in first-person while the Wallmaster begins to fall, it will disappear, probably because the shadow and sound are made before the Wallmaster is actually loaded on-screen. They can be found in the Forest Temple, the Bottom of the Well, the Shadow Temple, the Gerudo's Training Ground, the Spirit Temple, and Inside Ganon's Castle. Navi warns Link to "watch for the shadows of monsters that hang from the ceiling" when he enters a room with a Wallmaster in it. While frustrating, Wallmasters drop more Rupees (often a few Blue Rupees, very rarely a Red Rupee) than most other monsters in Ocarina of Time. They can drop from the ceiling and onto Link with little warning the only sign of a Wallmaster attack is a steadily growing shadow beneath Link and an ominous sound reminiscent of howling wind. Wallmasters take the form of zombified hands with clawed fingernails.
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