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The second phase of the battle starts when Link inserts the Spinner into a slot and rides it. Part of the platform then rises up, revealing it to be a tall, circular column. Stallord's head awakens and levitates in the air, and then it charges at Link, knocking him back down below. Link must take out the Spinner and ride on parallel sets of rails that spiral around the tall column. There are parallel sets of rails on the adjacent wall. After a while, Stallord's head appears hovering in front of the column, and it spits out a large, regular fireball. To avoid the fireball, Link must jump with the Spinner to the adjacent set of rails. Stallord's head follows in front of Link as he moves between rails. Each jump takes Link slightly closer to Stallord's head but also lowers him. If Link jumps too many times, he returns to the floor, and Stallord floats away. | The second phase of the battle starts when Link inserts the Spinner into a slot and rides it. Part of the platform then rises up, revealing it to be a tall, circular column. Stallord's head awakens and levitates in the air, and then it charges at Link, knocking him back down below. Link must take out the Spinner and ride on parallel sets of rails that spiral around the tall column. There are parallel sets of rails on the adjacent wall. After a while, Stallord's head appears hovering in front of the column, and it spits out a large, regular fireball. To avoid the fireball, Link must jump with the Spinner to the adjacent set of rails. Stallord's head follows in front of Link as he moves between rails. Each jump takes Link slightly closer to Stallord's head but also lowers him. If Link jumps too many times, he returns to the floor, and Stallord floats away. | ||
When Stallord's head is next to Link, he must jump at its head to knock it to the ground, before Stallord breathes fire on him. Stallord's head falls to the ground, slightly unconscious. To attack Stallord, Link must slash at the Scimitar of Twilight, which is sticking from its head. Stallord's head gets up, and it continues hovering in the air. Traps start to appear around the rails (first on the inner rail, then on the outer rails), forcing Link to jump from them while | When Stallord's head is next to Link, he must jump at its head to knock it to the ground, before Stallord breathes fire on him. Stallord's head falls to the ground, slightly unconscious. To attack Stallord, Link must slash at the Scimitar of Twilight, which is sticking from its head. Stallord's head gets up, and it continues hovering in the air. Traps start to appear around the rails (first on the inner rail, then on the outer rails), forcing Link to jump from them while continuing to avoid Stallord's fireballs. The process of Link jumping at Stalfos's head and then slashing at the Scimitar of Twilight must be repeated two more times to defeat Stallord. When defeated, Stallord's head flies up into the air and then hits the ground and vanishes. Link goes back to the top of the column, where the Scimitar of Twilight descends and breaks open, revealing a [[Heart Container]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
