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==Strategy==
==Strategy==
[[File:barinade4365.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The introduction]]
[[File:barinade4365.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The introduction]]
At the start of the battle, Barinade is attached to the ceiling of the arena, absorbing life energy from [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]] through its tentacles. It must be separated from the guardian deity by severing the [[Parasitic Tentacle|three tentacles]] that attach Barinade to the ceiling, using the [[boomerang]]. While doing this, Link must watch out for Barinade's ability to shoot lightning from its other three tentacles.
 
Barinade is attached to the ceiling of the arena, absorbing life energy from [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]] through three tentacles. [[Bari|Electrified jellyfish]], hovering in the air, are electrically drawn and attach to the core of Barinade, beginning the battle. Link severs the [[Parasitic Tentacle|three tentacles]] that attach Barinade to the ceiling with the [[Boomerang]]. Barinade targets Link with lightning from its other three tentacles during this time.


[[File:Barinade1.jpg|thumb|left|Hit him with the boomerang]]
[[File:Barinade1.jpg|thumb|left|Hit him with the boomerang]]
Once separated, Barinade is surrounded by a group of [[Bari|electrified jellyfish]], preventing any direct attack on its soft body. Getting rid of them is Link's second task. This can be done with the [[boomerang]] when Barinade sends them out to attack. There is a total of ten jellyfish, separated in two groups of five; the first group attacks Link while Barinade is still static.
If Link removes Barinade's attached tentacles, five [[Bari|electrified jellyfish]] surround Barinade's static core, connected via electricity. If any of the jellyfish or beams of electricity strike Link, he will take damage. Link uses the Boomerang to directly remove the jellyfish; they pop into colored bubbles when defeated. Link also uses the Boomerang to stun the core of Barinade directly, following up with attacks from the [[Kokiri Sword]] or [[Deku Stick]]s.


Once the first five jellyfish are gone, Barinade starts to spin wildly through the room and firing blasts of electricity at Link. At that time, the other five jellyfish rise and protect Barinade while it is spinning. Again, they can be destroyed with the boomerang to get a clear hit on Barinade's body. Once Barinade is exposed, Link can use the boomerang to stun him and then attack using the [[Kokiri Sword]] or [[Deku Stick]]s. After several strikes, Barinade falls (and blows up in a rather grotesque manner).
After Link removes the first five jellyfish and/or applies enough initial damage to the core, Barinade spins wildly around the room, firing blasts of electricity at Link from its tentacles. The five remaining jellyfish are, on occasion, brought close to Barinade's core, and in other cases, the core moves about the arena, extending the jellyfish in a loose, protective field. Barinade roots itself and unleashes a volley of electricity at Link, from its tentacles, after all jellyfish are removed. Link uses the Boomerang to again stun the core, engage a [[Critical Point]], and directly attack again with the [[Kokiri Sword]] or [[Deku Stick]]s. If Link does not apply enough damage, Barinade will continue to spin around the room, repeating the second-half of the battle.


After getting rid of this foe, Link is rewarded with a [[Heart Container]] and the third Spiritual Stone.
When defeated, Barinade develops dark purple polyps on its core and tentacles, and explodes into green gas, leaving a [[Heart Container]] in its remains.


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