Aeralfos

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Template:Boss The Aeralfos is a winged and armed reptilian enemy, most likely a winged subspecies of the Lizalfos, appearing in Twilight Princess.

Characteristics and Strategy

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Link shooting his Clawshot at the Aeralfos's Shield

Aeralfos are large, winged reptiles. Their wings give them the ability to initially avoid most of Link's attacks with the Sword and other weapons. They are lightly armored and bear a tribal loincloth adorned with sharp fangs. They wield a Sword and Shield in combat.

When Link first encounters an Aeralfos, it will hover in the air, far out of his reach. It will frequently make dive attacks but will also raise its Shield before doing so to block any projectiles Link may use to stop him from initiating the attack. When its Shield is raised in this fashion, Link can use the Clawshot to latch onto its Shield and pull the Aeralfos down to the ground so that he can attack it with his Sword. As long as Link can maneuver around the Aeralfos' attacks and strike where it is unprotected, it will be unable to get back into the air.

The Aeralfos which Link encounters in the City in the Sky uses slightly different tactics than others of its kind. It will frequently fly through various large holes in the room and try to confuse Link. This forces him to constantly be alert and searching for the opening from which it will strike next. If Link can pinpoint the Aeralfos, he can use his Clawshot before the Aeralfos initiates its dive attack. Once the Aeralfos is on the ground, Link can defeat it in the same fashion as the rest of its kind. The Aeralfos guards the dungeon's item, which is a second Clawshot.

Other Appearances

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Link's Crossbow Training

In Link's Crossbow Training, Aeralfos appear as anemies in Level 7: City in the Sky.

Hyrule Warriors

Template:Sectstub Aeralfos appear in Hyrule Warriors. They come in two variants called Aeralfos and Fiery Aeralfos.

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See Also

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Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Template:Japanese
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Garnaile
Lizalnarg
France FrenchEU Aéralfos
Germany German Aeralfos

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