About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 45. Chapters: Armos Statue, Arrow, Atlas Of Koholint Island, Auto Map and Memo Guide Book, Beehive, Block, Bomb, Bomb Arrow, Boomerang, Bow, Breakable Wall, Color Dungeon Book, Crystal, Crystal Switch, Dark Secrets And Mysteries Of Koholint, Door, Fairy, Fish, Fishing Rod, Guardian Acorn, Heart, Heart Container, Hookshot, How To Handle Your Shield Like A Pro!, Illusion, Lava, Magic Powder, Magic Rod, Mirror Shield, Ocarina, Owl Statue, Pegasus Boots, Piece of Heart, Piece of Power, Pot, Power Bracelet, Quicksand, Raft, Roc's Feather, Rupee, Secret Medicine, Secrets Of The Whirling Blade, Selecting The Item That's Right For You, Shovel, Sign, Skull, Sleepy Toadstool, Small Key, Standard Shield, Sword (Link's Awakening), The Mourning Mermaid, The Properties Of Warp Holes, The Travels of Link, Torch, Treasure Chest, Ultimate Sword, Warp Hole, Weathercock, Zora's Flippers. Excerpt: Armos Statues are recurring objects in the Legend of Zelda series. They are identical in appearance to Armos, but show no signs of life. In most games, they can be moved and used to compress switches. Armos Statues appear near the Ancient Ruins in the Face Shrine region. Unlike later games, they cannot be moved by Link. Armos Statues are usually a darker color than Armos. Armos Statues commonly appear in dungeons. They look identical to dormant Armos, but can be pushed around and used to compress switches. Armos Statues look identical to their Link's Awakening counterparts, but can be pushed around. In Oracle of Ages, Armos Statues are found near a fountain where a Great Fairy resides on Restoration Wall; Link can move a stone to divert the flow of water, which causes the statues to be partially submerged in water. Armos Statues are found only in the Desert Temple. They can only be moved when all four Links push at once. Armos Statues are found only in the Tower of Spirits. They serve as obstacles that can only be removed by having a Wrecker Phantom roll into them, e...
