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==History== | ==History== | ||
===''The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass''=== | ===''The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass''=== | ||
Octomines debut in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]'', where they appear as the primary obstacle in the [[Salvage Arm]] minigame. There are two types: a sleeping, blue-eyed type that holds perfectly still in the water, often grouped around [[Rupee]]s, and an active, yellow-eyed type that moves across the screen sideways | Octomines debut in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]'', where they appear as the primary obstacle in the [[Salvage Arm]] minigame. There are two types: a sleeping, blue-eyed type that holds perfectly still in the water, often grouped around [[Rupee]]s, and an active, yellow-eyed type that moves across the screen sideways or upward. Due to moving via pumping water, they hold still part of the time while they inhale, and the water blown out can cause the Salvage Arm to swing wildly. On the trip back upwards, the Octomines will appear in the same positions, though the ones that moved across the screen sideways will now do so from the other side. Touching an Octomine will cause it to turn red and explode, causing the Salvage Arm one point of damage. | ||
According to ''[[Hyrule Historia]]'', Octomines were initially designed to be minions of [[Bellum]]<ref>''Hyrule Historia'', page 204.</ref> (himself considered a giant Octorok during development), indicating a greater presence than in the finished product, where his primary minions are [[Phantom]]s. | According to ''[[Hyrule Historia]]'', Octomines were initially designed to be minions of [[Bellum]]<ref>''Hyrule Historia'', page 204.</ref> (himself considered a giant Octorok during development), indicating a greater presence than in the finished product, where his primary minions are [[Phantom]]s. | ||
