Garden of Eyes are an enemy in Bloodborne that can be found in Byrgenwerth.
Garden of Eyes
These enemies are quick and deadly. They seem to have wings that enable them to perform a grab move where they fly above and latch on to the player, dealing little to no damage but building the frenzy status meter.
Strategy
- Wait for the Garden of Eyes to jump into the air and then roll away, quickly following with attacks before the enemy can recover. (NOTE: You can combo in a shot for a VERY easy and reliable parry.)
- Use a bolt infused weapon if you can. The Tonitrus can take huge amounts of health off when it is self-buffed.
Drops
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| Byrgenwerth | 910 | 945 | (x3/x4) 15/10% | (x1) 5% |
Notes & Trivia
- In their left hand they are holding what appears to be a black stone of some kind with eyes and a spider symbol.
- They have 27 eyes on their head.
- They have 10 limbs total, not counting their wings. The spider on their orb also has 10 limbs.
- Mi-Go are creatures from H.P. Lovecrafts Cthulhu mythos. The name Mi-Go is Himalayan and means "abominable snow-men".
- Lore theories can be found under Kin Lore.
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Anonymous30 Jun 2018 16:42
I was so sad to learn that you were originally supposed to be able to wear their heads, but it got scrapped and left in background files...
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Like Rom?05 Jul 2016 14:36
Could these things be students of Byrgenwerth who have been "granted" eyes? Just a thought
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Rename05 Jul 2016 14:36
They are not called Mi-Go Zombies, they have officially been called Garden of Eyes.
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Grab05 Jul 2016 14:36
Page says the grab attack inflicts frenzy AND high damage but every time I've been grab by them I just frenzy build up. Is this a bug?
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Weakness, if you will05 Jul 2016 14:36
Also worth noting that these things seem to be entirely deaf. I've literally RAN up from behind and got easy backstabs.
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the upside05 Jul 2016 14:36
The best thing about these guys is they look really cool after they steal your echoes.
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Just a thought.05 Jul 2016 14:36
Could the spider orb have something to do with Rom? Like a religious token or something.
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Lovecraft05 Jul 2016 14:36
Mi-go? It's name and appearance is obviously a reference to HP Lovecraft's Mi-go, also known as the Fungi from Yuggoth, first appearing in the story Whisperer in Darkness.
25 Sep 2018 04:44
The rags they wear remind me of the rags worn by the patients in the Research Hall. The size and shape of their head looks the same as well. As if the failed experiments turned into these kin and made their way to Byrngenwerth while the successful experiments turn into celestials.
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