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In [[A Link to the Past]] the bee can be caught using the [[Bug catching net]] and kept in an empty [[bottle]]. Later on the bee can be unleashed to attack an enemy and delivery a small amount of damage. Also in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version of [[A link to the Past]], you can find an golden bee, which you can sell in [[Kakariko Village]], after which you can buy them from there. | In [[A Link to the Past]] the bee can be caught using the [[Bug catching net]] and kept in an empty [[bottle]]. Later on the bee can be unleashed to attack an enemy and delivery a small amount of damage. Also in the [[Game Boy Advance]] version of [[A link to the Past]], you can find an golden bee, which you can sell in [[Kakariko Village]], after which you can buy them from there. In the original SNES version, this bee is called a 'Good Bee.' | ||
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Revision as of 22:43, 11 March 2007
In A Link to the Past the bee can be caught using the Bug catching net and kept in an empty bottle. Later on the bee can be unleashed to attack an enemy and delivery a small amount of damage. Also in the Game Boy Advance version of A link to the Past, you can find an golden bee, which you can sell in Kakariko Village, after which you can buy them from there. In the original SNES version, this bee is called a 'Good Bee.'
In Majora's Mask the bees are located in the Gerudo Pirate Fortress. If you hit the hive with your arrows, the bees will come out and scare away all the pirates in the room. They will also attack you if you get too close.
In Twilight Princess the bees attack Link to protect there bee honey which can be used for fishing or a health boost.