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{{OoT|-}} also introduces two variations: [[Fire Keese]] and [[Ice Keese]]. They are Keese that are enveloped in fire and icy mist, respectively. In {{OoT|-}}, Fire and Ice Keese can revert back into a normal Keese, and vice versa. A Fire and Ice Keese can have their flames or mists extinguished by blocking their attacks with the Shield. Likewise, a Keese can become a Fire or Ice Keese again if they fly into fire or [[Blue Fire]], respectively. | {{OoT|-}} also introduces two variations: [[Fire Keese]] and [[Ice Keese]]. They are Keese that are enveloped in fire and icy mist, respectively. In {{OoT|-}}, Fire and Ice Keese can revert back into a normal Keese, and vice versa. A Fire and Ice Keese can have their flames or mists extinguished by blocking their attacks with the Shield. Likewise, a Keese can become a Fire or Ice Keese again if they fly into fire or [[Blue Fire]], respectively. | ||
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{{Tatl|Keese|What?! Don't you know about the '''Keese'''? Use Z Targeting when it gets close. Even if it flies off, I'll follow it for you. {{Exp Game|MM}} | {{Tatl|Keese|What?! Don't you know about the '''Keese'''? Use Z Targeting when it gets close. Even if it flies off, I'll follow it for you. {{Exp Game|MM}} | ||
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In {{MM}}, Keese appear identically as their {{OoT|-}} incarnations. They fly through the space they inhabit, and dive at Link whenever they spot him. Long-range weapons, such as the Boomerang, Hero's Bow and Hookshot, continue to be effective against them. They can be found only in a few areas, including [[Beneath the Well]] and the [[Stone Tower Temple]]. | In {{MM}}, Keese appear identically as their {{OoT|-}} incarnations. They fly through the space they inhabit, and dive at Link whenever they spot him. Long-range weapons, such as the Boomerang, Hero's Bow and Hookshot, continue to be effective against them. They can be found only in a few areas, including [[Beneath the Well]] and the [[Stone Tower Temple]]. | ||
Fire and Ice Keese reappear in | Fire and Ice Keese reappear in {{MM|-}}, identically to those from {{OoT|-}}. {{MM|-}} also introduces a similar enemy called a [[Bad Bat]]. This enemy behaves similarly to Keese, but is much larger in size. | ||
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{{Tingle|Keese|It's a '''Keese'''! Fighting them would be simple if you could attack them all at once!}} | {{Tingle|Keese|It's a '''Keese'''! Fighting them would be simple if you could attack them all at once!}} | ||
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In {{TWW}}, Keese appear similarly to their {{OoT|-}} and | In {{TWW}}, Keese appear similarly to their {{OoT|-}} and {{MM|-}} incarnations, being much more active and constantly flying around the areas they inhabit. Keese will fly over to Link when they notice him, but differ as they have a slightly different attack strategy in that they will flutter in pause just before striking him. This is actually to Link's advantage, however, as this gives him time to notice them and strike back before they can. Any conventional weapon is effective against them; the Sword being the most effective when they fly up to him. Long-ranged weapons, such as the Boomerang, Hero's Bow and Hookshot, can still be used to snipe them from afar. Keese most often appear in groups and are usually found within caves and dungeons. | ||
Fire Keese also appear in ''The Wind Waker''. They can be turned into normal Keese by blowing out their flames with the [[Deku Leaf]]. | Fire Keese also appear in ''The Wind Waker''. They can be turned into normal Keese by blowing out their flames with the [[Deku Leaf]]. | ||