Yeti - Bloodborne

Giant Lost Child
Enemy Type	Not Beast, Nor Kin
Health	639~1922
Drops	Nightmare Frontier:  - Bloodstone Shard - Lead Elixir  Nightmare of Mensis:  - Twin Bloodstone Shards - Lead Elixir
Weak	Arcane, Fire, Bolt
Strong	Physical, Blunt, Thrust
Locations	Nightmare Frontier, Nightmare of Mensis

Giant Lost Children are enemies in Bloodborne.

The Giant Lost Child or Yeti is a Nightmare enemy which has powerful melee attacks and can throw rocks over great distances. These rocks are boulders and they are very, very painful.

Strategy

• Giant Lost Children are most dangerous at a distance. Their primary attack is to throw enormous boulders at the Hunter at very long range. These boulders are simple to dodge if the Hunter keeps moving, but they hit extraordinarily hard if they connect, likely scoring a one hit kill on a player of reasonable level.
• The boulders not only do increased (multiple hits) damage on direct impact, they can also harm the Hunter as they break apart on impact. Indirect blows( break apart rocks) do high damage, but is very survivable.
• Giant Lost Children are usually found overseeing treacherous terrain, ready to pelt any unsuspecting travelers with their boulder tosses. They almost always have the capacity to cover one another, making the task of eliminating them very dangerous.
• If caught at close range, the Giant Lost Children are much less fearsome. They attack with slow arm slams that can be easily sidestepped. They are extremely vulnerable to charged back attacks while performing this move.
• Bear in mind that the safest place when fighting a Giant Lost Child is right next to them. At mid range, they have access to a deceptively quick and extremely painful leap attack. It leaves them open to retaliation, but it will do huge damage and knock you down if it connects. Close the distance quickly.
• Giant Lost Children favor high perches overlooking dangerous areas like poison swamps and deep chasms. Simply knocking one off into the hazard below can be an effective way to deal with the threat, as they are not immune to slow poison.

Drops

Location
Nightmare Frontier	639	Echoes	(Quantity) Drop%	(Quantity/Rating) Drop%	(Quantity/Rating) Drop%
Nightmare of Mensis	1922	Echoes	(Quantity/Rating) Drop%	(Quantity/Rating) Drop%	(Quantity/Rating) Drop%

Notes & Trivia

• Giant Lost Children have whip-marks on their backs. Perhaps they were once enslaved, forced to build the massive Mergo's Loft.
• Despite their large size, Giant Lost Children have low poise and are easy to stagger. However, many of their attacks grant ultra poise during the animation, making them nearly impossible to stagger until they finish.
• The smaller toes on the Yeti's foot seem in remission and the Yeti may be evolving to 3 or 4 toes.

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