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Goombas (also known as Little Goombas, in Japan as Kurib roughly translated as "chestnut people") are one of the major species of Mushroom World, and are among Mario and Luigi's most persistent foes.
Goombas resemble small, brown mushrooms, and are a fungus-based species like Toads, Amanitas, Spooks, and Shroobs. Goombas are physically weak, and aren't much of a threat to adventurers, as a single stomp usually defeats them.
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The Koopa Troopas' name comes from King Bowser's Japanese name, Kuppa, which is itself derived from the Korean dish of the same name. The last name Troopa, was taken from the word "troop" in reference to the Koopa's role as footsoldiers in Bowser's army, with the a likely added on to make the name rhyme.
If jumped on, the Koopas would recede into their Shells, which could then be jumped on and used as projectiles with which to attack other enemies. If left alone for too long, however, the Koopas would right themselves.
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Piranha Plants are large, carnivorous plants encountered throughout the Mario series; Piranha Plants are seemingly based-off Venus Flytrap, eating anything that approaches them.
The head of a Piranha Plant is most commonly either red or green with multiple other colors.
The first appearance of Piranha Plants release was in Super Mario Bros. as semi-common enemies who would inhabit Warp Pipes and attack by biting Mario or Luigi if they were close enough to them. Oddly, Piranha Plants won't emerge from their pipe if Mario or Luigi is touching or standing directly on top of it.
Piranha Plants could be defeated by shooting them with a fireball in a character's fire form, by kicking a Koopa shell at them or by touching them while empowered by a Starman.
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Buzzy Beetles are beetle-like creatures with a hard, outer shell which is often blue. Buzzy Beetles will hide in their shells if jumped on, and, like a Koopa Shell, can be kicked to eliminate more enemies. The shell of the Buzzy Beetle is strong enough to resist fireballs, and as such, they cannot be defeated by fire. Although they are called Beetles, they more so resemble turtles like the Koopa Troopas than actual beetles.
Buzzy Beetles first appeared in World 4-2 of Super Mario Bros., an underground level. In challenge mode of the Super Mario Bros. game, all the Goombas are replaced with Buzzy Beetles.
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A Bill Blaster is a black cannon that fires Bullet Bills. They are usually used as defense emplacements around fortresses and castles. Some Bill Blasters are pure black, while others have a design on them, usually a skull icon.
When the Mushroom Kingdom was overrun by Bowser in Super Mario Bros., Bullet Bills were Bowser's prime ammunition. Bullet Bills first appeared in World 5-1. They were usually shot from a large cannon, the Bill Blaster. Sometimes, Bullet Bills would be shot from random locations somewhere off-screen.
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Lakitus are bespectacled Koopas who ride clouds through the skies. Lakitu's first appearance release-wise was in Super Mario Bros., whose manual aptly described him as "the mysterious turtle who controls the clouds". Lakitu debuted in World 4-1 in this game, where he would simply move back and forth at the top of the screen, occasionally ducking into his cloud to toss Spiny Eggs (which would hatch into adult Spinies upon collision with the ground) down at Mario or Luigi. Lakitu could be destroyed by both a stomp or Fireball, earning the heroes 200 points
These Spinies were only beatable by a Fire Flower or a Star. If they were hit from below, they would be bumped to the side like a Mushroom, instead of being flipped over, like a Koopa. Most levels that had a Lakitu-and-Spiny combination had many long staightaways with very few places to hide. These levels also usually had one or more very high blocks to jump on the Lakitu, thus stopping the Spinies for a time; though eventually, a new Lakitu would appear.
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Bloopers (also known as Bloobers) are squid-like creatures that are found in the ocean.
Bloopers are one of the most resistant enemies in Super Mario Bros.. They only appear in underwater levels, and will follow Mario relentlessly. They can only be defeated by a Fireball, which, considering the fact that Bloopers are always fought in the water, is ironic. It appears that bloopers cannot touch the ground in Super Mario Bros, making it easy to avoid the Bloopers as small Mario.
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Cheep-Cheeps are found in the underwater levels, swimming towards the player, where they can only be defeated with a fireball. They are found in all of the water levels, and can usually be seen with Bloopers. In some levels, red Cheep-Cheeps jump up from the bottom of the screen, creating random obstacles. These can be killed in a single jump, but it is hard to do it as they jump very high.
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Hammer Bros. first appeared in Super Mario Bros. as enemies who are encountered infrequently. Often, they appear in groups of two, and attack by jumping from rows of bricks to the ground. Rarely, a Hammer Brother will appear alone. They will occasionally jump; this when the Player can run below them. On a side note, while normally immobile, if the player waited long enough, the Hammer Bros. would charge towards the player.
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Bowser's first appearance (release-wise) was in Super Mario Bros. In Super Mario Bros., Bowser and his Koopa Troop took over the Mushroom Kingdom. He turned many of the Kingdom's defenders into inanimate objects, and kidnapped seven Mushroom Retainers and the only person who could undo his black magic, Princess Toadstool. He then turned seven of his minions into False Bowsers, and sent them to guard the Retainers in seven different castles while he personally saw to Toadstool's captivity in an eighth castle.
Fortunately for the Mushroom Kingdom, the Mario Bros. unexpectedly appeared and immediately set out to end Bowser's reign of terror. The heroes traversed the Mushroom Kingdom, freeing the Mushroom Retainers and eventually reaching the eighth castle and fighting with Bowser himself. The Koopa King waited for them on a bridge, attacking by spitting Fireballs and throwing Hammers. But he was sent careening into the lava below when one of the brothers destroyed the platform with an Ax placed at the far end of the bridge. Toadstool was liberated and her kingdom restored.
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Contra
- Stages 1 and 3: They just move across the screen and jump when they reach a ledge, although not necessarily reaching the opposite side if there is one.
- Stages 2, 4, and 5: They fire bullets at you, but only at eye level. Duck to avoid.
- Stages 6 and 7: They start ducking and firing bullets at you at the same time. These guys are cannon fodder but still have an annoying tendency to appear at the wrong time and/or flood the screen in certain stages. Key theme: kill them quickly and move forward so they don't swarm. They appear throughout the game and get a little tougher to kill as you progress.
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- Stages 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7: These annoying enemies stand in place and just fire at you, as simple as that. They have much better aim than the rest of the enemies and can fire in any direction, so killing them should be a priority. In stage 4 they appear with Terminal 2 until all of the lights are destroyed.
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- Stages 2 and 4: These guys only appear in the base stages and are a considerable pain. They come in two flavors: fast ones and slow ones. The fast ones will run across the screen throwing grenades roughly every few steps. The slow ones will stop every few steps but won't start tossing grenades until they line up with you. Fortunately, the time between when they toss grenades is long enough to allow you to squeeze a shot in.
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- Stages 3 and 5: They attack by firing a shell into the air that'll split into three before it hits the ground. It is difficult if not impossible to kill these guys, however, they can only fire directly upwards, so they bombs are usually easy to avoid. Be aware that you can be killed by the bullets as they travel upwards and back down as well as the explosions when they land.
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- Stages 1 and 3: Gray boxes with a rotating cannon, which are very common in the first half of the game, they're quite easy to destroy since they have a limited number of firing directions.
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Double Dragon
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Height 5'8", weight 167 lbs. Has a nasty right and left punch; very handy with a knife or a bat. and dynamite
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Height 5'4", weight 144 lbs. Watch out for her right or left punches; she also wields a mean whip.
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Height 5'8", weight 175 lbs. Has a strong jump kick; likes to throw oil drums, rocks and cardboard boxes.
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Height 5'6", weight 152 lbs. Another middle boss and a Karate master. Does severe damages with his bare hads. He also throws knives once in a while.
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Height 6'3", weight 260 lbs. A Middle Boss; likes to throw and slap people around.
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Height 6', weight 205 lbs. The Big Boss of the Black Warriors. Armed with a machine gun and not afraid to use it.
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Double Dragon II
He is probably the easiest of the enemies to defeat and is able to carry knives and metal bars. They appear in pretty much every level.
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This guy's name is Roper. He's a solid punk who can be tough at times and weak at other times. He is able to carry dynamite (grenades) and throws the boomerang in Level 4, a weapon Billy and Jimmy can't use. He appears in almost every level too.
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She's probably the second easiest to kill, as she packs the two weakest weapons in the game: the Chain Whip and the Incendiary Bomb (flammable). They appear in most of the earlier levels.
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The boss of the first level. He has the power to disappear then reappear. He usually takes five or six good hits to defeat. He also appears in Level 7.
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This fellow is Right Arm, an all around scrapper and one of the thoughest non-bosses in the game. His only weapons are his fists which he will not hesitate to pound you with. The best way to defeat him is to just scrap it out or land an uppercut. He is in most of the levels.
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These ninja-like guys are really a pain to kill as they usually travel in packs of two and collectively work together to launch a full assault on you. Everything from shurikens to flipping kicks are at their disposal. They only appear in Levels 2 and 8.
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Relative to Abobo, Bolo is just as fierce. He has a little hair as apposed to his first installment counterpart. He can punch and kick as well as the new toss-over-the-shoulders move, excellent for throwing you directly into a pit. He appears in about half of the levels, sometimes as a boss.
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The new big guy in the game is this large fellow named Abore, with a vicious karate chop and a devastating shoulder block, he's definately a threat. Treat him as you would most big guys, with extreme caution. While he's not a strong as Abobo, he's much quicker and can swat you down in mid-air. He appears in half of the levels, sometimes as a boss.
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He looks a lot like Link from the Zelda series and has a sweep and flipping kick attack. They usually come in packs of two or three and aren't the best guys to get into a fist fight with. They appear in most of the later levels.
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This is a clone of Billy that you must take on in Level 8 before you fight the leader of the Shadow Warriors. He has all of the same moves as you (well he is you... or at least a darkened form of you). He also can disappear than reappear inside of you and shoot a fireball.
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This is the leader of the Shadow Warriors and Billy and Jimmy's prime target. Not much is known about this mysterious warrior going into the game. I can tell you that he's one tough cookie though with such moves as a handstand kick and a cyclone punch. He can also make like a jelly donut and disappear. Defeat him and you'll win the day.
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The Legend Of Zelda
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They are located throughout the overworld of Hyrule. They are hidden in statues. Once Link bumps into the statue they will come to life. Some move slow, while others move extrmely fast. Just swipe with your sword.
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The bubble's are located in the dungeons of Hyrule. If Link gets caught by one he wont be able to use his sword for a few seconds. They cannot be defeated.
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- Darknut (Blue): Probably the strongest enemy in the dungeon. These guys take a number of hits to kill, and you cannot hit them from the front as they always have their shield up. Slice your sword from the side and few times to defeat them.
- Darknut (Red): Same as the Blue Darknut except these guys are easier to defeat. They take fewer hits to kill. Just use your sword from the side or back of them a couple of times to defeat.
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Probably the easiest enemey in the game. These guys just crawl the floor and their only attack is walking into Link. Just use either your sword or your boomerang to kill them.
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Found in the graveyard, they are pretty easy to defeat. The ones that appear on the screen when link enters is, are the only ones that can be attacked. Few swipes with the sword and they are history.
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These mummies crawl the dungeons. They are easy to defeat. Just use your sword. It may take a few shots with it, but they usually give out good rewards after you kill them.
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- Goriya (Blue): These guys are in the dungeons and are pretty common in the later dungeons. They throw boomerangs at Link. Thankfully Link can block the boomerangs with his shield. Just swipe with the sword to defeat.
- Goriya (Red): They are the same as the Blue Goriya except they take less hits to defeat. Use your sword to kill.
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- Keese (Blue): Another very easy enemy that is in the dungeons. Use your boomerang or your sword to defeat them. Can be tough when they are in huge numbers.
- Keese (Red): They only appear if Link defeats a Vire with the regular or white sword. The red keese act just as the blue keese. Use your sword or boomerang to kill them.
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- Lanmola (Blue): One of the hardest enemies in the dungeons. These guys are found only in the last dungeon and they move extremely fast. The magical rod and magical book are the best weapons against them. Stay a good distance and attack. You must kill each body part and then the head.
- Lanmola (Red): Act the same as the Blue Landmola except they move a lot slower. Use the Sword or Magical Rod to defeat them.
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- Leever (Blue): Found in the overworld of Hyrule. They are a pretty common enemy and are pretty easy to defeat. Just attack them when they are near by.
- Leever (Red): Same as the Blue Leevers except they take less hits to defeat. Also unlike the Blue leevers the red ones follow Link around and stay close to him. The sword will take care of them.
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Found in the dungeons of Hyrule they try to grab link. If they do grab Link, mash the buttons to try and get away. If you dont get away fast enough the Like-Like will take your magical shield.
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- Lynel (Blue): Probably the strongest enemy outside of the dungeons. They shoot a sword at Link that can only be stopped by the Magical Shield. If the sword connects it does some decent damage. Use your sword to defeat them. They usually leave good rewards.
- Lynel (Red): Same as the Blue Lynel except they are easier to defeat. Use your sword to kill them.
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- Moblin (Blue): Found in the forests of Hyrule. They throw arrows at Link. Any shield will block the arrows. Just use your sword to defeat them.
- Moblin (Red): Same as the Blue Moblin except they take less hits to defeat.
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Similar to the Lanmola these guys are found in the dungeons of Hyrule. Once you hit him once, he will loose a body part. Keep attacking until hes totally gone.
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- Octoroc (Blue): One of the simplest enemies in the game. These guys spit rocks out at Link. The sword will do the job here. Be sure to stay in front of them as your shield will deflect the rocks.
- Octoroc (Red): Same as the Blue Octoroc except these ones are easier to kill. Sword will take care of them. They usually leave Hearts or Rupees.
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They fly around the overworld of Hyrule. The only way to kill them is when they are at a complete stop. You can then strike them with your sword. If you don't need to kill them don't bother as they usually don't leave much of an award.
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These rabbit like things are in the dungeons of Hyule. They hop around and can deal a decent amount of damage if they hit Link. Use either your sword or even your arrows to defeat them.
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Found near the northern area of Hyrule. Rocks fall from the mountains. Just try dodging them as they cannot be defeated and there is an endless number of them. They fall in groups of three.
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These Snake like creatures are in the dungeons of Hyrule. Once they see Link in the straight, line they will run fast at him. Use your sword to kill them off.
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These skelaton guys are in several Zelda games. They have a sword to attack Link. Just run up and strike with sword a couple of times to defeat them.
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- Tektike (Blue): Found on the outside of Hyrule, these spider like creatures hop all around Hyrule. Use your sword to kill them off. They usually award rupees after they are defeated.
- Tektike (Red): Same as the Blue Tektikes, except they are killed easier.
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Found in the dungeons these guys are pretty simple. Strike with your sword to kill them. If you have a weaker sword, once you kill a Vire, he will turn into two Red Keese.
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They crawl from the sides of the walls. If it catches Link, it will take him back to the entrance of the level. Stay away from the sides or just use your sword to kill them.
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- Wizzrobe (Blue): Extremely annoying enemies. They shoot rays at Link that the Magical Shield can deflect, but it takes several hits with the sword to defeat. They move around the room quickly as well.
- Wizzrobe (Red): Much easier than the Blue Wizzrobes, these guys just appear and shoot one ray. Link has a few seconds to kill them before or after it shoots the ray.
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These guys split into two gels when they are attacked. If Link has the White or Magical sword, just one swipe will totally eliminate them in one hit. They are very slow moving and should be easy to defeat. They appear in the dungeons of Hyrule.
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Found in water in the overworld of Hyrule. They shoot fireballs at Link before quickly moving underwater. Try avoiding them and the easiest way to kill them is when Link has full hearts and can shoot his sword at them. The magical shield can deflect its Fireballs.
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One of the easiest bosses in the game. The best way to kill him is when you have full power. Just use your sword from a distance and it will shoot at him. The stonger your sword is the faster the battle. If Link doesn't have full power, you can use bombs or just walking up and striking him with your sword.
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Another easy boss. The easiest way to kill Dodongo is to place a bomb right in front of its mouth. It will eat it and then the bomb will explode inside of him. After two bombs he will be gone.
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This baby could give you a little trouble, but the easiest way to kill him is by trying to use bombs. Try placing a Bomb as closest to the center of Manhandla as possible. It will take of any of the arms that it hits. You can also use your sword but I find that harder. Just use bombs to eliminate all four arms.
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A fun boss who can be difficult. Its good to have full power so you can shoot your sword at him. If Link doesn't have full power, just simply run in and out attacking him with your sword. Once you kill one head, it will transform and float around a room shotting fireballs at Link. Simply take out the other head with the same method to eliminate him.
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If you don't know what your doing this is the hardest boss in the game. The cannot harm him when he is in his regular form. You must first use your whistle and digdogger will become nearly half the size. Then Link can strike him with his sword to eliminate him.
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This spider/crab like boss might seem impossible to defeat. There is only one weak spot of Gohma, and that is the eye. Once Gohma's eye opens up, send a arrow there. There are multiple colored Gohma's in the game. The red gohma will take one hit to the eye, while the blue gohma will take three hits. Gohma does shoot balls out at Link, just dodge them.
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The final boss in the game. He could be a pain as defeating him is pretty much a guessing game. Once the battle starts he will disappear. He will appear randomly in the room and shoot at you. You have to strike your sword randomly to hit him. Once you hit him four times with your Magical Sword, finish him off with a Silver Arrow to defeat him. Zelda is waiting for you in the next room.
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Zelda II: Adventure of Link
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Aches are bat-like creatures (similar to keese) that dwell in dark areas and wait for their victim to approach then fly down and harm them. The red aches fly down and will turn into Acheman and breathe fire at it's victim. Best way to defeat aches is to perform an upward thrust as they fly down at you.
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When the red aches attack, they transform into the Acheman. Acheman are demon-like creatures that breathe fire. Best way to kill these guys is to run and jump over them and perform a down-ward thrust and they should be defeated with one hit (depending on your attack skill).
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These creatures appear to be flying skulls and usually dwell where bridges are. If they hit Link, they will take away points as well as health from him.
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These lizard like creatures will shoot energy balls at their enemies. These creatures can only be harmed when one uses the Fire Spell.
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This giant bot can only be found in a few places at the Great Palace. They hide up in the ceiling and wait for their victim. Once someone walks under they presence, they drop down to eliminate their enemy. Best way to defeat them is to perform an upward thrust as they are falling and then they will separate into several more powerful bots.
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An enlarged version of the regular Bubble, and can only be found at the Great Palace.
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Very similar to the Ironknuckle but can only be found at the Great Palace. These knights are also very quick and shoot beems out of their swords at their enemy.
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A jelly like creature that are quite easy to kill. All you do is perform a downward thrust and one hit should kill them (except for certain ones at the Great Palace which are a little more powerful).
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These creatures fly around the screen and aim rocks at their enemies. They can usually be found in swampy areas and are very difficult to kill. I suggest performing an upward thrust as they fly by you.
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Same as the bit yet filled with blueberry jelly. A jelly like creature that are quite easy to kill. All you do is perform a downward thrust and one hit should kill them (except for certain ones at the Great Palace which are a little more powerful).
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These annoying floating skulls can take your points and magic away from you. If you have high enough attack points, you can defeat these guys rather quickly, just do a downward thrust constantly until they're dead.
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These alligator like creatures wield axes and usually dwell in mountain areas. Once they spot their enemy, they attack at full force. The stronger ones will throw axes at their enemy.
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Deelers are the spider like creatures that dwell in forest areas. They chill up in the trees and wait for their prey to walk below them, they then attack. The blue ones (which are similar to tektites) will jump after their enemy.
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These giant eye balls usually dwell in the forest or graveyards. They can only be harmed when the eye opens, just slash at them real quick, I suggest a downward or upward thrust.
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The Doomknocker can be quite hard. They only live in palaces and carry a certain boomerang that retracts more than usual. All you do is perform a downward thrust and jump over the boomerang so you don't get harmed.
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The firebird can only be found at the Great Palace. This creature dances and will shoot a line of fireballs near it enemy. Just duck under the fireballs or jump over them and slash at this creature constantly until defeated.
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These guys usually try to knock you into lava pits so watch out. All you do is perform a downward thrust constantly until they are defeated.
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The Geldarm, giant worm looking creatures that don't really move at all. Just slash at them once and they will curl up. Once that has happened just down thrust or slash until defeated.
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Gohma is a spider like creature that leaps constantly so watch out. They also shoot energy balls at their enemies. They are only vulnerable to the Fire Spell, so use that and shoot fireballs at their eye until defeated.
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Goriyas are wolf like creatures that carry boomerangs as their weapon. Best way to defeat them is to run up at them, block the boomerangs they throw and slash constantly until defeated.
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The Ironknuckle, a well known enemy in this game. The easy ones will only use their sword to attack, but the Blue ones will shoot beams out of their sword at their enemies. Best way to defeat them is to just get face to face with them, block their every move and slash your sword non stop. You must be quick, and aim for above or below their shield.
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Leevers dwell in desert areas and will come out of the sand to attack. Just perform a quick down thrust and they will be defeated.
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The Lizardmen (Lizalfos) are very similar to the Ironknuckle but are a bit more difficult. The weaker ones can usually be defeated with a few quick down thrust. But the harder ones must fight one on one like the Ironknuckle. Just slash non stop and block their every move until you hit them a few times.
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Lowders are very weak and usually hang around with Goriya. Just kneal down and slash at them and they will be killed.
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The Macethrower can only be found in palaces and can be quite tricky to kill. You must attack them with he hesitates to throw another round of maces, make your move when there is an opening. Now just slash your sword until defeated.
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These annoying cat like creature dwell in the forests and jump at very high levels. Best way is to just way for them to approach you then slash your sword.
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Moa can be quite difficult and life threatening when dealing with them. They not only drain your life power, but your points and magic as well. I suggest using your jump spell and either doing an upward or downward thrust at them. Watch out though, if you miss you will be sorry.
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Another classic enemy, the Moblin. These guys are usually around forest or grassy areas, but can be found else where. They are quite easy to kill, either slash at them or perform a downward thrust.
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These bird looking creatures live in swamp areas. Watch for that they will swoop down and attack their enemy. Best way to defeat them is to perform an upward/downward thrust as they approach you.
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These little creatures have spikes all around them and can be hard to see at times, so watch out. They only live around the palace areas. Easy to defeat, just jump and perform a downward thrust onto them.
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These little creatures have spikes all around them and can be hard to see at times, so watch out. They only live around the palace areas. Easy to defeat, just jump and perform a downward thrust onto them.
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These snake like creatures only dwell in palaces. They will shoot rocks at their enemies and can be quite annoying. Just perform a downward thrust and they will be defeated.
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These guys only dwell in one desert, the one where Third Eye Rock Palace is located. They are only vulnerable when they open their eye, in which you must attack them quickly. They shoot fireballs at their enemies and can be quite hard to kill.
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Another classic dungeon enemy, the Stalfos can be quite easy to kill. Just walk up to them and press forward+down and B and stab their lower body, do this until dead.
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Very similar to the Stalfos, the Stalfos Knight has armor on now. Kill them the same as you would any Stalfos, walk up to them press forward+down and B to stab below their shield. They will jump back and forth so you must be quick.
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The Tinsuit will take away your life, magic, and points away. One slash and their are defeated. Easy way to kill these guys is to jump and perform downward thrust.
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The Wizard can be quite hard. They will appear throw fire down to the ground and disappear. So you must act quickly in defeating them before they disappear. A couple good downward thrusts and they should be dead.
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The Wizzrobe, another classic dungeon enemy. The only way to defeat these guys is to use your Reflect Spell and reflect the energy they send at you back to them, one hit should kill them.
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These annoying guys will gang up on you in packs and shoot balls of energy at you. Just slash away at them, and one hit per Wolfhead should kill them.
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I suggest using your shield spell right before fighting him. Horsehead holds a huge Mace and will swing it constantly so watch out. Confront him by jumping and swinging your sword at his head. If hit correctly you will eventually kill him.
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To defeat Helmethead, the easiest strategy is to to jump over him and use the downward thrust to take out his helmet. It will soon break off and float around the room shooting fireballs at you. While avoiding the fireballs, continue to strike him and he will eventually be defeated.
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This boss is quite tricky, he is an Ironknuckle riding on a horse. He will charge at you constantly. So all you need to do is when he charges at you, jump up and downthrust onto his head and he will be injured. Do this repeatedly until he jumps off his horse and wants to fight hand to hand with you. This is when it gets hard. He fights just like every other ironknuckle except he is far quicker and throws swords at you, so do as you normally would fighting any other Ironknuckle except avoid the swords as much as possible. Only a few more hits and he is dead.
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A slightly more difficult version of the Wizzrobe, Carock is much quicker. What you must do is use the Reflect Spell to reflect the beams he shoots at you back at him. Try and stay at one of the corners and kneal down. Eventually, you will get enough hits on him and he will be defeated.
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I suggest using your shield spell here while fighting. This guy has a huge chain with a spked ball at the end. Best wait to hit him is to run at him, jump and slash him and jump back away from him immediately. After enough hits, he will be defeated.
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Use your jump spell here to get around the lava pits easier. Estimate where he will come out of the lava and jump up and slash him as many times as you can. Repeat this process and he will soon be defeated.
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As you enter the room, use your Thunder spell to weaken the Thunderbird. Now cast your shield, jump, and reflect spells. You have to jump high enough to slash his face to hurt him. While doing this, avoid the fireballs as much as possible (reflect spell helps this). Repeat hitting him this way by jumping around the room and counter attacking his every move until he is defeated.
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The final boss is against yourself...or maybe Ganon, Shadow Link. He will counter attack your every move (a lot quicker and better than the Ironknuckle). So what you must do is pick a corner of the room and stay there. You can either kneal or stand up, but you must slash your sword constantly to be able to hit him. Once you got your technique down, keep atacking him and he will soon be defeated.
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