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{{ImageCaption|image=File:White_Boe.png|size=125px|align=left|caption=Official artwork of a White Boe|captionalign=center}} | {{ImageCaption|image=File:White_Boe.png|size=125px|align=left|caption=Official artwork of a White Boe|captionalign=center}} | ||
The '''White Boe''' is the snow-dwelling counterpart of the destructive Black Boe. | The '''White Boe''' is the snow-dwelling counterpart of the destructive Black Boe. | ||
Like their black incarnations, they swarm in packs, taking down larger opponents such as [[Link]]. Unlike the Black Boe, Whites Boes favor the bright, light snow, rather than the darkness. | Like their black incarnations, they swarm in packs, taking down larger opponents such as [[Link]]. Unlike the Black Boe, Whites Boes favor the bright, light snow, rather than the darkness. But just as their brothers, they can be easily killed with a single sword swipe, and only pose a threat in large groups. A White Boe can commonly be found in pine trees and in the [[Snowhead Temple]]. They replace [[Tektite#Variations|Blue Tektites]] as the common [[Snowhead]] enemy at night. They can often blend in with surroundings, making it hard to spot them. | ||
Before they reach the ground, White Boes resemble large snowflakes, appearing like a soft flurry. | Before they reach the ground, White Boes resemble large snowflakes, appearing like a soft flurry. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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