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While suspended in time, objects will store any additional kinetic energy that is inflicted upon them. Link can strike a suspended object with a [[Weapons in Breath of the Wild|Weapon]] to produce a vast amount of kinetic energy, which will cause the object to suddenly move as it regains mobility. A yellow arrow will appear as an object is struck to signify which direction the object will move in. Through this, it is possible to make even very heavy objects such as boulders spontaneously fly in a certain direction once time is restored. | While suspended in time, objects will store any additional kinetic energy that is inflicted upon them. Link can strike a suspended object with a [[Weapons in Breath of the Wild|Weapon]] to produce a vast amount of kinetic energy, which will cause the object to suddenly move as it regains mobility. A yellow arrow will appear as an object is struck to signify which direction the object will move in. Through this, it is possible to make even very heavy objects such as boulders spontaneously fly in a certain direction once time is restored. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
The word stasis comes from the Greek stasis (στάσις) which means "a standing still".<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasis</ref> | |||
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