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|caption = A Freezor in ''A Link Between Worlds'' | |caption = A Freezor in ''A Link Between Worlds'' | ||
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|game = {{ | |game = {{ALttP}}<br>{{ALBW}} | ||
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|habitat = [[Ice Palace]]<br>[[Ice Ruins]]<br>[[Treacherous Tower]] | |habitat = [[Ice Palace]]<br>[[Ice Ruins]]<br>[[Treacherous Tower]] | ||
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==Characteristics and Weaknesses== | ==Characteristics and Weaknesses== | ||
Freezors reside on special walls that appear in the [[Ice Palace]] in {{ | Freezors reside on special walls that appear in the [[Ice Palace]] in {{ALttP}} and the [[Ice Ruins]] and [[Treacherous Tower]] in {{ALBW}}. If [[Link]] gets too close to one of them, it will emerge from the wall and begin to move around the room erratically, damaging the young hero on contact. They have a unique movement pattern, being quick when moving vertically and slow when moving horizontally. The [[Fire Rod]] and the [[Bombos Medallion]] are the only weapons capable of destroying them. Some walls are home to statues that strongly resemble Freezors. However, these cannot harm Link, and only exist to make real Freezors more difficult to spot. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
