Floor Spikes: Difference between revisions

{{Enemy

  |Model OoT= File:FloorSpikesOoTWT.png

  |Model TWW= File:FloorSpikesWW.png

  |Model SS= File:SS Floor Spikes Model.png

  |Sprite TMC= File:TMC Floor Spikes.png

|game= {{ALttP}}<br>{{LA}}<br>{{OoT}}<br>{{OoS}}<br>{{OoA}}<br>{{TWW}}<br>{{FSA}}<br>{{TMC}}<br>{{TP}}<br>{{PH}}<br>{{ST}}<br>{{SS}}<br>{{TFH}}<br>{{BotW}}

|other= {{ZA}}

{{Term/Store|Floor Spikes||Series, PH}} are recurring traps in {{TLoZ|Series}}.<ref>{{Cite|I don't think you can get through these {{Color|ST Light Blue|floor spikes}}, Link. Leave it to me! I'll figure something out!|Princess Zelda|ST}}</ref>{{Name Ref|ALttP, LA, LADX, OoT, OoT3D, OoS, OoA, TWW, TWWHD, FSA, TP, TPHD, PH, SS, TFH, BotW}} {{Term|Series|Floor Spikes}} go unnamed in {{TMC}}.

{{Term|ALttP|Floor Spikes}} can be avoided by using the {{Term|ALttP|Magic Cape|link}} in {{ALttP}}, as {{Term|ALttP|Link|link}} can walk directly over them without taking damage. The {{Term|ALttP|Magic Cape}} is necessary to obtain the {{Term|ALttP|Cane of Byrna|link}}, as it is preceded by a number of {{Term|ALttP|Floor Spikes}} that {{Term|ALttP|Link}} would be unable to traverse safely otherwise.

{{Sectstub|LA}}

Many {{Term|OoT3D|Floor Spikes}} are found inside the {{Term|OoT3D|Water Temple (Ocarina of Time)|link}} in {{OoT}}, typically blocking passage until the water level rises. In the {{Term|OoT3D|Shadow Temple|link}}, certain {{Term|OoT3D|Floor Spikes}} are invisible, requiring that {{Term|OoT3D|Link}} use the {{Term|OoT3D|Lens of Truth|link}} in order to see them. The {{Term|OoT3D|Hover Boots|link}} can also be used to walk above {{Term|OoT3D|Floor Spikes}}, momentarily avoiding damage, while the {{Term|OoT3D|Goron Tunic|link}} causes {{Term|OoT3D|Link}} to take damage less frequently from them.

In {{OoS}}, in order to defeat {{Term|OoS|Dodongo|link}}, the {{Term|OoS|Boss|link}} from the {{Term|OoS|Snake's Remains|link}}, {{Term|OoS|Link|link}} must toss it onto the {{Term|OoS|Floor Spikes}} found in the center of the room after stunning it with a {{Term|OoS|Bomb|link}}.

{{Sectstub|OoA}}

{{Term|TWWHD|Floor Spikes}} appear in the {{Term|TWWHD|Forsaken Fortress|link}} and the {{Term|TWWHD|Wind Temple|link}} in {{TWW}}, though in the former they are unable to damage {{Term|TWWHD|Link|link}} and serve only to obstruct his path. In both {{Plural|TWWHD|Dungeon|link}}, the {{Term|TWWHD|Floor Spikes}} can usually be retracted once a certain puzzle is solved or all enemies in the area have been defeated.

{{Sectstub|FSA}}

{{Term|TMC|Floor Spikes}} appear in {{Plural|TMC|Dungeon|link}} and other {{Plural|TMC|Cave|link}} across {{Term|TMC|Hyrule|link}} in {{TMC}}, both while {{Term|TMC|Link}} is regular-sized and {{Term|TMC|Minish|link}}-sized. They will damage {{Term|TMC|Link|link}} if he touches them, though they can be leapt over by using {{Term|TMC|Roc's Cape|link}}.

{{Term|TPHD|Floor Spikes}} appear within the {{Term|TPHD|Arbiter's Grounds (Dungeon)|link}} in {{TP}}, where they emerge from holes in the floor when {{Term|TPHD|Link}} approaches. Several of their locations are also concealed by {{Term|TPHD|Quicksand|link}}, making it difficult to judge their position and maneuver around them. When they are above the ground, however, {{Term|TPHD|Link}} is able to destroy them permanently using {{Plural|TPHD|Bomb}}.

{{Term|PH|Floor Spikes}} appear inside {{Plural|PH|Dungeon|link}} in {{PH}}, where they serve to impede {{Term|PH|Link|link}}'s progress and will damage him on contact. {{Term|PH|Link}} can usually deactivate them by defeating enemies and solving puzzles. {{Plural|PH|Phantom|link}} are able to move over {{Term|PH|Floor Spikes}} without taking damage. Some {{Term|PH|Floor Spikes}} move up and down intermittently, forcing {{Term|PH|Link}} to pass over them quickly while they are briefly inactive.

{{Term|ST|Floor Spikes}} appear inside {{Plural|ST|Dungeon|link}} in {{ST}}, where they serve to impede {{Term|ST|Link|link}}'s progress and will damage him on contact. {{Term|ST|Link}} can usually deactivate them by defeating enemies and solving puzzles. As {{Plural|ST|Phantom|link}} are unaffected by {{Term|ST|Floor Spikes}}, {{Term|ST|Princess Zelda|link}} can also harness this immunity when she gains the ability to possess {{Plural|ST|Phantom}}, and use it to cross over the {{Term|ST|Floor Spikes}} and help solve puzzles normally out of {{Term|ST|Link}}'s reach.

{{Term|SS|Floor Spikes}} appear within a single room inside the {{Term|SS|Lanayru Mining Facility|link}} in {{SS}}, where they are stealthily concealed by large amounts of sand. They activate quickly when {{Term|SS|Link|link}} draws near. This requires {{Term|SS|Link}} to work his way through the maze-like room by using the {{Term|SS|Gust Bellows|link}} to blow away the sand and find a safe path.

{{Term|TFH|Floor Spikes}} appear in the {{Term|TFH|Frozen Plateau|link}} level of the {{Term|TFH|Drablands|link}} in {{TFH}}. Here, fireballs can be bounced across them using the {{Term|TFH|Fire Gloves|link}}, which are used to light {{Plural|TFH|Torch|link}} and defeat enemies that are otherwise out of reach.

{{Term|BotW|Floor Spikes}} can usually be found around some {{Plural|BotW|Monster Stronghold|link}} in {{BotW}}. They block {{Term|BotW|Link|link}}'s path alongside enemies, damaging him on contact. {{Term|BotW|Floor Spikes}} are usually made of wood; thus, they can be burned with {{Plural|BotW|Fire Arrow|link}}, an elemental weapon, or any other fire source.

{{Sectstub|ZA}}

Floor Spikes appear in {{ZA}}.

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File:FloorSpikesOoTST.png|Invisible {{Term|OoT|Floor Spikes}} from {{OoT|-}}

File:OoS LinkCarryingDodongo.png|{{Term|OoS|Link}} tossing {{Term|OoS|Dodongo}} into {{Term|OoS|Floor Spikes}} from {{OoS|-}}

File:Gust Bellows SS.png|{{Term|SS|Floor Spikes}} from {{SS|-}}

File:TFH Floor Spikes.jpg|{{Term|TFH|Floor Spikes}} from {{TFH|-}}

File:ZA Floor Spikes.jpg|{{Term|ZA|Floor Spikes}} from {{ZA|-}}