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==Background==
==Background==
At the top of the tower, [[Link]] is met with Grim Creeper who had earlier vowed revenge on Link for killing his beloved [[Battle Bat]]s.<ref>{{Cite|You dirty rat! You k-k-k... beat my brothers! You'll pay!! I'll never forget you!|Grim Creeper|LA}}</ref> The Grim Creeper, who threatens Link with his life, sends away his remaining bats, and plays his flute to summon Evil Eagle.<ref>{{Cite|BAH! I'm not going to hold back! I'm going to make you wish you were never born!!|Grim Creeper|LA}}</ref> Shortly after the Grim Creeper's jeering, the Eagle flies in and the boss battle begins.
At the top of the tower, [[Link]] is met with Grim Creeper who had earlier vowed revenge on Link for killing his beloved [[Battle Bat]]s.<ref>{{Cite Text Dump|type=game|game=LADX|id=137}}</ref> The Grim Creeper, who threatens Link with his life, sends away his remaining bats and plays his flute to summon Evil Eagle.<ref>{{Cite Text Dump|type=game|game=LADX|id=280}}</ref> Shortly after the Grim Creeper's jeering, the Eagle flies in and the boss battle begins.


==Characteristics==
==Characteristics==
[[File:LAevileagle.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The Grim Creeper, two [[Keese#Size|Big Keese]], and the Evil Eagle]]  
[[File:LAevileagle.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The Grim Creeper, two [[Keese#Size|Big Keese]], and the Evil Eagle]]  
Link can block most of the Evil Eagle's attacks using his [[Mirror Shield]]. Evil Eagle will fly back and forth across the screen at varying altitudes until Link hits him in the beak three times with any of the following weapons: the [[Sword]], the [[Hookshot]], the [[Boomerang]], the [[Bow]], or the [[Magic Rod]]. After three hits Evil Eagle will hover to the side of the tower and either blow wind at Link and shooting little feathers (to combat this, Link should keep his shield up and walk towards the wind), or he will dive at him. If Link falls off the tower, he has to restart the entire battle. The Eagle is defeated with six hits from the Bow or L-2 Sword, and eight from the Hookshot or Boomerang.
Link can block most of the Evil Eagle's attacks using his [[Mirror Shield]]. Evil Eagle will fly back and forth across the screen at varying altitudes until Link hits him in the beak three times with any of the following weapons: the [[Sword]], the [[Hookshot]], the [[Boomerang]], the [[Bow]], or the [[Magic Rod]]. After three hits, Evil Eagle will hover to the side of the tower and either blow wind at Link and shoot little feathers (to combat this, Link should keep his shield up and walk towards the wind), or he will dive at him. If Link falls off the tower, he has to restart the entire battle. The Eagle is defeated with six hits from the Bow or L-2 Sword, and eight from the Hookshot or Boomerang.


It is possible to charge the L-2 Sword with a [[Piece of Power]] before the boss fight, which will allow Link to defeat Evil Eagle in three hits. It is also possible to use the [[Magic Rod]] to fight Evil Eagle, by skipping the boss battle and heading straight to [[Turtle Rock (Link's Awakening)|Turtle Rock]], as all that is needed to enter the dungeon is the Mirror Shield and the [[Frog's Song of Soul]]. Evil Eagle will go down in three hits to the Magic Rod, and will not attack directly if it is used.  
It is possible to charge the L-2 Sword with a [[Piece of Power]] before the boss fight, which will allow Link to defeat Evil Eagle in three hits. It is also possible to use the [[Magic Rod]] to fight Evil Eagle, by skipping the boss battle and heading straight to [[Turtle Rock (Link's Awakening)|Turtle Rock]], as all that is needed to enter the dungeon is the Mirror Shield and the [[Frog's Song of Soul]]. Evil Eagle will go down in three hits to the Magic Rod, and will not attack directly if it is used.  


Once defeated, Grim Creeper will warn Link that he is also in the [[Wind Fish]]'s dream and will disappear if the Wind Fish is ever awakened.<ref>{{Cite|My energy...gone...I...lost! But you will be lost too, if the Wind Fish wakes! Same as me...you...are...in...his...dream...|Grim Creeper|LA}}</ref> Following this, both the Evil Eagle and Grim Creeper will perish and Link will receive a [[Heart Container]] and the [[Organ of Evening Calm]] as a reward.
Once defeated, Grim Creeper will warn Link that he is also in the [[Wind Fish]]'s dream and will disappear if the Wind Fish is ever awakened.<ref>{{Cite Text Dump|type=game|game=LADX|id=279}}</ref> Following this, both the Evil Eagle and Grim Creeper will perish and Link will receive a [[Heart Container]] and the [[Organ of Evening Calm]] as a reward.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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Revision as of 04:09, 22 January 2018

Template:Boss The Evil Eagle is the eponymous Boss of the Eagle's Tower and the minion of the Grim Creeper, the mini-boss of the same dungeon, in Link's Awakening.

Background

At the top of the tower, Link is met with Grim Creeper who had earlier vowed revenge on Link for killing his beloved Battle Bats.[1] The Grim Creeper, who threatens Link with his life, sends away his remaining bats and plays his flute to summon Evil Eagle.[2] Shortly after the Grim Creeper's jeering, the Eagle flies in and the boss battle begins.

Characteristics

File:LAevileagle.jpg
The Grim Creeper, two Big Keese, and the Evil Eagle

Link can block most of the Evil Eagle's attacks using his Mirror Shield. Evil Eagle will fly back and forth across the screen at varying altitudes until Link hits him in the beak three times with any of the following weapons: the Sword, the Hookshot, the Boomerang, the Bow, or the Magic Rod. After three hits, Evil Eagle will hover to the side of the tower and either blow wind at Link and shoot little feathers (to combat this, Link should keep his shield up and walk towards the wind), or he will dive at him. If Link falls off the tower, he has to restart the entire battle. The Eagle is defeated with six hits from the Bow or L-2 Sword, and eight from the Hookshot or Boomerang.

It is possible to charge the L-2 Sword with a Piece of Power before the boss fight, which will allow Link to defeat Evil Eagle in three hits. It is also possible to use the Magic Rod to fight Evil Eagle, by skipping the boss battle and heading straight to Turtle Rock, as all that is needed to enter the dungeon is the Mirror Shield and the Frog's Song of Soul. Evil Eagle will go down in three hits to the Magic Rod, and will not attack directly if it is used.

Once defeated, Grim Creeper will warn Link that he is also in the Wind Fish's dream and will disappear if the Wind Fish is ever awakened.[3] Following this, both the Evil Eagle and Grim Creeper will perish and Link will receive a Heart Container and the Organ of Evening Calm as a reward.

Trivia

  • As the Grim Creeper speaks for it, the Evil Eagle is the only dungeon boss in Link's Awakening that does not speak.

Nomenclature

TMC Forest Minish Artwork.png Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite.png
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese アルバトス (Arubatosu) Albatoss
Germany German Teufelsadler Demonic Eagle

Gallery

References

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