Zelda: Breath of the Wild Centaleon Locations for Kilton Medal Hunts
In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Los Centaleones are minigame-style enemies scattered across Hyrule. They’re not required to complete the game, but if you want one of the medals tied to Kilton (the owner of the Monster Shop), you’ll need to defeat every Centaleon in the species. Beyond the medal grind, each hunt also pays out with useful weapons and monster materials you can trade in-game.
Quick facts
- 22 Centaleons are spread across Hyrule
- They are not mandatory—but you must beat them all for a Kilton medal
- Defeating them can reward weapons and valuable monster materials
- Key drop types include Horn/hoof/viscera plus gemstones
How many Centaleons are there?
There are 22 Centaleons in total across Hyrule. The article notes that you can track their locations, and highlights the availability of an interactive map designed to be saved and checked whenever you’re looking for a specific target.
Centaleon combat: what works
Centaleons are described as quite difficult to take down—especially when they spawn in white or silver variants. The most reliable approach is learning to dodge their attacks, since evasion creates openings for close-range damage during the fight.
Ranged pressure is also emphasized early on. Using an arc, you should keep some distance and aim for the head to try to stun the Centaleon. Once it’s stunned, you can rush in and land several hits quickly before it recovers.
Rewards for defeating Centaleons
Centaleon hunts reward monster parts, including: Centaleon horn, Centaleon hoof, and Centaleon viscera.
Depending on the Centaleon and the encounter, you can also receive gemstones: amber, opal, topaz, ruby, sapphire, and diamond.
