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{{Navi|Dead Hand's Hands {{Exp Game|OoT}} / Dead Hand's Hand {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}|If it grabs you, tap any button to escape! {{Exp Game|OoT}}<br>If it grabs you, rapidly tap {{Icon|OoT3D A}} to escape! {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}}}
{{Navi|Dead Hand's Hands {{Exp Game|OoT}} / Dead Hand's Hand {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}|If it grabs you, tap any button to escape! {{Exp Game|OoT}}<br>If it grabs you, rapidly tap {{Icon|OoT3D A}} to escape! {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}}}


Dead Hand has a zombie-like head with a large jaw. Its blood is a green color, and purple blotches (thought to be bloodstains) cover its body. Multiple seemingly disembodied hands, usually four to six, circle the chamber in which Dead Hand resides. The creature uses these hands to snag prey, at which point its main body emerges from the ground to consume the captured meal.
{{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} has a zombie-like head with a large jaw. Its blood is a green color, and purple blotches (thought to be bloodstains) cover its body. Multiple seemingly disembodied hands, usually four to six, circle the chamber in which {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} resides. The creature uses these hands to snag prey, at which point its main body emerges from the ground to consume the captured meal.


The Dead Hand under the Kakariko Well can be overcome by intentionally letting oneself be grabbed by the hands, then breaking free and slashing the Dead Hand in the face when it appears. The hands can also be destroyed, and although they regenerate after about 20 seconds, destroying enough of them inevitably forces the Dead Hand to emerge, giving {{Term|OoT|Link|link}} an opportunity to strike without leaving himself vulnerable. Once the Dead Hand has been defeated, it collapses and {{Term|OoT|Link}} is rewarded with the {{Term|OoT|Lens of Truth|link}}.
The {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} under the Kakariko Well can be overcome by intentionally letting oneself be grabbed by the hands, then breaking free and slashing the {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} in the face when it appears. The hands can also be destroyed, and although they regenerate after about 20 seconds, destroying enough of them inevitably forces the {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} to emerge, giving {{Term|OoT|Link|link}} an opportunity to strike without leaving himself vulnerable. Once the {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} has been defeated, it collapses and {{Term|OoT|Link}} is rewarded with the {{Term|OoT|Lens of Truth|link}}.


The same strategy can be used for the Dead Hand in the {{Term|OoT|Shadow Temple}} (multiple Dead Hands in {{MQ}}), but there is an easier method in which {{Term|OoT|Link}} can use the {{Term|OoT|Lens of Truth}}, acquired from the Well, to look on the ground for the "shadow" of the Dead Hand moving about underground, and place a {{Term|OoT|Bomb|link}} on top of it. Once the {{Term|OoT|Bomb}} explodes, Dead Hand proceeds to come out to attack {{Term|OoT|Link}}. The wave of earth created by a Dead Hand's emergence or burrowing can injure {{Term|OoT|Link}}. If Dead Hand is unsuccessful in retaining {{Term|OoT|Link}} with one of its "hands", it will bury itself again. Upon the monster's defeat, {{Term|OoT|Link}} acquires the sacred {{Term|OoT|Hover Boots|link}} as a reward.
The same strategy can be used for the {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} in the {{Term|OoT|Shadow Temple}} (multiple {{Plural|OoT|Dead Hand}} in {{MQ}}), but there is an easier method in which {{Term|OoT|Link}} can use the {{Term|OoT|Lens of Truth}}, acquired from the Well, to look on the ground for the shadow of the {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} moving about underground, and place a {{Term|OoT|Bomb|link}} on top of it. Once the {{Term|OoT|Bomb}} explodes, {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} proceeds to come out to attack {{Term|OoT|Link}}. The wave of earth created by a {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}}'s emergence or burrowing can injure {{Term|OoT|Link}}. If {{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} is unsuccessful in retaining {{Term|OoT|Link}} with one of its hands, it will bury itself again. Upon the monster's defeat, {{Term|OoT|Link}} acquires the sacred {{Term|OoT|Hover Boots|link}} as a reward.


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==Gallery==
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File:OOT DeadHand02.png|Dead Hand extending its mouth to attack {{Term|OoT|Link}} from {{OoT|-}}
File:OOT DeadHand02.png|{{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} extending its mouth to attack {{Term|OoT|Link}} from {{OoT|-}}
File:Dead Hand.png|Dead Hand restricting {{Term|OoT|Link}}'s movements from {{OoT|-}}
File:Dead Hand.png|{{Term|OoT|Dead Hand}} restricting {{Term|OoT|Link}}'s movements from {{OoT|-}}
File:DeadHandsUpCloseOoT3D.jpg|Dead Hand from {{OoT3D|-}}
File:DeadHandsUpCloseOoT3D.jpg|{{Term|OoT3D|Dead Hand}} from {{OoT3D|-}}
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Revision as of 16:34, 26 August 2019

Template:Boss Dead Hand is a Middle Boss in Ocarina of Time. It resides at the Bottom of the Well in Kakariko Village as well as the Shadow Temple in the Graveyard.

Characteristics

Dead Hand has a zombie-like head with a large jaw. Its blood is a green color, and purple blotches (thought to be bloodstains) cover its body. Multiple seemingly disembodied hands, usually four to six, circle the chamber in which Dead Hand resides. The creature uses these hands to snag prey, at which point its main body emerges from the ground to consume the captured meal.

The Dead Hand under the Kakariko Well can be overcome by intentionally letting oneself be grabbed by the hands, then breaking free and slashing the Dead Hand in the face when it appears. The hands can also be destroyed, and although they regenerate after about 20 seconds, destroying enough of them inevitably forces the Dead Hand to emerge, giving Link an opportunity to strike without leaving himself vulnerable. Once the Dead Hand has been defeated, it collapses and Link is rewarded with the Lens of Truth.

The same strategy can be used for the Dead Hand in the Shadow Temple (multiple Dead Hands in Master Quest), but there is an easier method in which Link can use the Lens of Truth, acquired from the Well, to look on the ground for the shadow of the Dead Hand moving about underground, and place a Bomb on top of it. Once the Bomb explodes, Dead Hand proceeds to come out to attack Link. The wave of earth created by a Dead Hand's emergence or burrowing can injure Link. If Dead Hand is unsuccessful in retaining Link with one of its hands, it will bury itself again. Upon the monster's defeat, Link acquires the sacred Hover Boots as a reward.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese デドハンド (Dedo Hando) Dead Hand
China ChineseSI 死亡之手 Dead Hand
French-speaking countries French Poignant
Canada FrenchCA Main mortelle (OoT3D) Deadly Hand
Germany German Hirnsauger Brain Sucker
Italy Italian Smaniosso
Latin America SpanishLA Mano Muerta (OoT3D) Dead Hand

Gallery

See Also

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