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{{Name|'''Staltroops'''}} are specialized enemies that appear only in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', during [[Link|Link's]] battle with [[Stallord]] at the [[Arbiter's Grounds]]. | {{Name|'''Staltroops'''}} are specialized enemies that appear only in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', during [[Link|Link's]] battle with [[Stallord]] at the [[Arbiter's Grounds]]. | ||
Staltroops | Staltroops are similar in appearance to [[ReDead Knight|ReDead Knights]], however, the Staltroop's passive temperament and overall slighter form, as well as its [[Wikipedia:Endemism|endemicity]] to Stallord's chamber at the Arbiter's Grounds, can be used as distinguishing factors between the two. These foes seem to materialize from the sand in waves, forming barricades with their own bodies to deflect Link's [[Spinner]] as he attempts to reach Stallord's vulnerable spine. Although a single hit reduces them to sand, these foes respawn at an infinite rate - their purpose is only to deter Link from defeating Stallord, not to attack. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 29 July 2012
{{{2}}} are specialized enemies that appear only in Twilight Princess, during Link's battle with Stallord at the Arbiter's Grounds.
Staltroops are similar in appearance to ReDead Knights, however, the Staltroop's passive temperament and overall slighter form, as well as its endemicity to Stallord's chamber at the Arbiter's Grounds, can be used as distinguishing factors between the two. These foes seem to materialize from the sand in waves, forming barricades with their own bodies to deflect Link's Spinner as he attempts to reach Stallord's vulnerable spine. Although a single hit reduces them to sand, these foes respawn at an infinite rate - their purpose is only to deter Link from defeating Stallord, not to attack.
Trivia
These foes add a minor comedic appeal to the boss battle with Stallord; because of the bouncy, ricochete-like aftereffect Link experiences after striking a Staltroop, the overall feel of the battle is slightly reminiscent of a pinball game.