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'''Puffstool''' | '''Puffstool''' is a [[Minish]]-sized monster that is quite easy to defeat, although it often lies within the dust that slows [[Minish Link]] down. Puffstools normally have red caps, and are near-invincible in this state. When Link uses the [[Gust Jar]] on it, it turns gray and with a few sword slashes it should be defeated. Puffstools appear in a variety of places, like dungeons and caves, often hiding in the dust for a surprise attack. When they shake, their spores accumulate as more dust, which can be cleared with the Gust Jar. | ||
{{figurine|TMC|Puffstool|Appears in [[Deepwood Shrine]]. These mushroom beasties scatter spores all over dungeons. When their caps are red, they are invincible.|[[File:Puffstool_Figurine.gif]]}} | {{figurine|TMC|Puffstool|Appears in [[Deepwood Shrine]]. These mushroom beasties scatter spores all over dungeons. When their caps are red, they are invincible.|[[File:Puffstool_Figurine.gif]]}} | ||
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The Puffstool may be based on a [ | *The Puffstool may be based on a [[pk:Puffstool|Pikmin enemy]] of the same name. | ||
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Revision as of 03:57, 28 July 2011
Puffstool is a Minish-sized monster that is quite easy to defeat, although it often lies within the dust that slows Minish Link down. Puffstools normally have red caps, and are near-invincible in this state. When Link uses the Gust Jar on it, it turns gray and with a few sword slashes it should be defeated. Puffstools appear in a variety of places, like dungeons and caves, often hiding in the dust for a surprise attack. When they shake, their spores accumulate as more dust, which can be cleared with the Gust Jar.
Trivia
- The Puffstool may be based on a Pikmin enemy of the same name.
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