The Malice has given these Bokoblin skulls a sort of life. Devoid of any intelligence the Bokoblin it once belonged to may have had, these pitiful things now exist only to attack anything that gets too close.
—Compendium entry on Cursed Bokoblins, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Malice has given these Moblin skulls a pitiful life after death. The only fragment of their former selves they've held on to is the ferocity innate to all Moblins, so they will attack anyone that approaches.
—Compendium entry on Cursed Moblins, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Malice has given these Lizalfos skulls a sorry form of life after death. Only the slyness of their former selves remains, making them faster than Bokoblin skulls. They thoughtlessly attack anyone who approaches.
—Compendium entry on Cursed Lizalfos, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
"Vash was stabbed. The totality of his essence, freed from his destroyed city, was drawn into the enchanted blade, and she took him into the caves. She left his body abandoned — but his body was a war machine. It wasn't built to die quickly. It was damaged, soulless, empty... but still alive. And then, after a little while, I realized I existed."
—Kendal explaining how he came into existence, Aurora (2019)
