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{{Enemy
{{Infobox Enemy
|name= Tailpasaran
|image=
|image= [[File:Tailpasaran.png|300px]]
{{Media
|Model OoT= File:OoT Tailpasaran Model.png
|Model OoT3D= File:OoT3D Tailpasaran Model.png
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|race=  
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|game= {{OoT}}
|game= OoT
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|habitat= [[Inside Jabu Jabu's Belly]]
|habitat= {{Spawn Locations}}
|member=  
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|health=  
|health={{HP|OoT|1}}
|attack=  
|attack=Contact {{Small|(1/2 Heart)}}
|weapon= [[Boomerang]]
|weapon= [[Boomerang]]
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'''Tailpasaran''' are enemies in {{OoT}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= '''Tailpasaran'''<br>This burrowing, tapeworm-like monster emits electricity and is found living inside Lord Jabu Jabu's Belly. Touching or slashing them will give Link a shock, making the Boomerang his best shot at defeating one without getting hurt. |book= E |page= 208}}</ref>
{{Term/Store|Tailpasaran|Tailpasaran|Series, OoT, OoT3D|plural}} are bobbit worm-like enemies in {{OoT}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 208}}</ref>


==Characteristics==
==Characteristics==
{{Navi|Tailpasaran|Tailpasaran<br>{{Color|OoT3D Light Blue|Its}} tail {{Color|OoT3D Light Blue|is its weak point!}}}}
{{Navi
|quote1= {{Color|OoT3D White|Tailpasaran}}<br/>Its {{Color|OoT3D White|tail}} is its weak point!
}}
 
Tailpasaran are found exclusively [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly]]. Their slender bodies are flowing with electricity, so though most direct [[Sword]] attacks will kill them, they will also damage [[Link]] in return. Strikes from the [[Boomerang]] will immediately kill Tailpasaran. When initially encountered, Tailpasaran remain burrowed in the floors of [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]]'s body. In this state, they cannot be killed by any means other than with the Boomerang. When approached, Tailpasaran will rise from their position and fly around in the air. While in the air, they will attempt to ram into Link.
Tailpasaran are found exclusively [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly]]. Their slender bodies are flowing with electricity, so though most direct [[Sword]] attacks will kill them, they will also damage [[Link]] in return. Strikes from the [[Boomerang]] will immediately kill Tailpasaran. When initially encountered, Tailpasaran remain burrowed in the floors of [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]]'s body. In this state, they cannot be killed by any means other than with the Boomerang. When approached, Tailpasaran will rise from their position and fly around in the air. While in the air, they will attempt to ram into Link.


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==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
Tailpasaran derive their name from [[Moldorm]]'s Japanese name, {{Romanize|テール|Tēru|Tail}} and ''pasaran'' from the mythological kesaran pasaran, a puffball creature. The same name is used for the Mario enemy rendered as "Hothead" in English, which is a sparking ball of electricity, similar to the tailpasaran's segments.
Tailpasaran derive their name from [[Moldorm]]'s Japanese name, {{Romanize|テール|Tēru|Tail}} and ''pasaran'' from the mythological kesaran pasaran, a puffball creature. The same name is used for the Mario enemy rendered as "Hothead" in English, which is a sparking ball of electricity, similar to the Tailpasaran's segments.
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{{Nomenclature}}
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|ja= {{Romanize|テールパサラン|Tērupasaran}}
|jaM= Same as English.
|zhS= {{Romanize|长尾帕萨朗|Chángwěi Pàsàlǎng}}
|zhSM= ''Chángwěi'' means "long tail".<br>''Pàsàlǎng'' is a transliteration of {{Romanize|パサラン|pasaran}}.
|zhT=
|zhTM=
|nl=
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|fi=
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|frC= Téniachoc {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}
|frCM= Portmanteau of ''ténia'' (tapeworm) and ''choc'' (shock).
|frF= Tailpasaran
|frFM=
|de= {{de|Zangengreifer|Zangengeiferer}}
|deM= Pincers-Slobberer
|hu=
|huM=
|it= Trivolt {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}
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|ko=
|koM=
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|noM=
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|plM=
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|ptBM=
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|ptPM=
|ru=
|ruM=
|esS=
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|esL= Tailpasaran {{Exp Game|OoT3D}}
|esLM= }}


==See Also==
==See Also==
*[[Dexivine]]
* [[Dexivine]]


{{Ref}}
{{Ref}}


{{WormEnemy}}
{{Categories
{{ElectricEnemy}}
|Electricity-Related Enemies, Worm-Like Enemies
[[Category:Enemies in Ocarina of Time]]
|enemies= OoT, OoT3D
[[Category:Enemies in Ocarina of Time 3D]]
}}

Latest revision as of 08:17, 28 July 2023

Tailpasaran are bobbit worm-like enemies in Ocarina of Time.[1]

Characteristics

Tailpasaran are found exclusively Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly. Their slender bodies are flowing with electricity, so though most direct Sword attacks will kill them, they will also damage Link in return. Strikes from the Boomerang will immediately kill Tailpasaran. When initially encountered, Tailpasaran remain burrowed in the floors of Lord Jabu-Jabu's body. In this state, they cannot be killed by any means other than with the Boomerang. When approached, Tailpasaran will rise from their position and fly around in the air. While in the air, they will attempt to ram into Link.

Spin Attacks will destroy Tailpasaran without damaging Link. Deku Nuts can temporarily stun Tailpasaran.

Nomenclature

Tailpasaran derive their name from Moldorm's Japanese name, テール (Tēru) and pasaran from the mythological kesaran pasaran, a puffball creature. The same name is used for the Mario enemy rendered as "Hothead" in English, which is a sparking ball of electricity, similar to the Tailpasaran's segments.

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
テールパサラン (Tērupasaran) (OoT)[4]Same as English.
The Italian Republic
Italian
Trivolt (OoT | OoT3D)[2][3]From trivella ("drill")
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See Also

References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 208
  2. Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 208
  3. "Trivolt" — Navi (Ocarina of Time 3D, Italian localization)
  4. Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Shogakukan, pg. 144