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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]'', Zora Warriors wield a sword and wooden shield, and commonly act as a tough enemy in various situations. The first one appears in a cave on [[Molida Island]], where it jumps from the water before attacking as a miniboss. Unlike most miniboss encounters, this is repeatable. Following this, a previously absent one can be found on [[Nyave]]'s ship alongside five [[Umi Blin]]s, along with many other places. Sometimes, such as a later encounter on Molida Island and right outside [[Mutoh's Temple]] on the [[Isle of Ruins]], they are fought in pairs. They commonly jump from nearby water and shriek to appear, but sometimes will already be present. When not battling [[Link]], they tend to wander around in a lumbering fashion. When defeated, they always leave behind a red [[Rupee]]. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]'', Zora Warriors wield a sword and wooden shield, and commonly act as a tough enemy in various situations. The first one appears in a cave on [[Molida Island]], where it jumps from the water before attacking as a miniboss. Unlike most miniboss encounters, this is repeatable. Following this, a previously absent one can be found on [[Nyave]]'s ship alongside five [[Umi Blin]]s, along with many other places. Sometimes, such as a later encounter on Molida Island and right outside [[Mutoh's Temple]] on the [[Isle of Ruins]], they are fought in pairs. They commonly jump from nearby water and shriek to appear, but sometimes will already be present. When not battling [[Link]], they tend to wander around in a lumbering fashion. When defeated, they always leave behind a red [[Rupee]]. | ||
To attack, they can either do a forward swing of their sword or breath a fireball. They are adept at using their shields, which are indestructible and irremovable, and as such must be attacked from the back in most cases. If using a powered-up [[Neri]], Link's own shield can push them back and cause them to drop their guard, but not for long enough to do anything meaningful. Unless powered up with [[Leaf]], it takes five [[sword]] strikes to defeat a Zora Warrior, with [[Jump Attack]]s shortening it. Once Link obtains the [[hammer]], they can be defeated easily with it; since [[Ciela]] carries it, it goes over their shields, and they take only two hits from it while not charged up to defeat. With a | To attack, they can either do a forward swing of their sword or breath a fireball. They are adept at using their shields, which are indestructible and irremovable, and as such must be attacked from the back in most cases. If using a powered-up [[Neri]], Link's own shield can push them back and cause them to drop their guard, but not for long enough to do anything meaningful. Unless powered up with [[Leaf]], it takes five [[sword]] strikes to defeat a Zora Warrior, with [[Jump Attack]]s shortening it. Once Link obtains the [[hammer]], they can be defeated easily with it; since [[Ciela]] carries it, it goes over their shields, and they take only two hits from it while not charged up to defeat. With a chared up hammer, they are defeated in only one hit. | ||
===''The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks''=== | ===''The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks''=== | ||
