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If there is ever only one standing Shadow beast during a group battle, it will utter an unearthly howl that rejuvenates the others. Thus, at least the last two must be killed at the same time in order to truly defeat a pack. Once there are only a few left, most area attack can finish them off, though some will not function correctly, such as the [[Jump Strike]] or the [[Mortal Draw]]. | If there is ever only one standing Shadow beast during a group battle, it will utter an unearthly howl that rejuvenates the others. Thus, at least the last two must be killed at the same time in order to truly defeat a pack. Once there are only a few left, most area attack can finish them off, though some will not function correctly, such as the [[Jump Strike]] or the [[Mortal Draw]]. | ||
Mega Shadow Beasts are seen in the cutscene which shows [[Zant]] taking [[Hyrule Castle]] in the Twilight Realm. These are larger than the normal ones, and bear a different head-dressing; a round silver plate with a special marking on them. However, these monsters are never seen during actual gameplay, so their status and any exclusive powers remain a mystery. | |||
[[Category: Enemies]] | [[Category: Enemies]] | ||
[[Category: Twili]] | [[Category: Twili]] | ||
[[Category:Enemies in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]] | [[Category:Enemies in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]] | ||
Revision as of 21:07, 27 June 2007
Shadow Beasts drop out of Portals all across Hyrule and in the Twilight Realm. They seem to be Twili that have been corrupted and turned into monsters by Zant, but some are claimed to be converted Hyrulians.
If there is ever only one standing Shadow beast during a group battle, it will utter an unearthly howl that rejuvenates the others. Thus, at least the last two must be killed at the same time in order to truly defeat a pack. Once there are only a few left, most area attack can finish them off, though some will not function correctly, such as the Jump Strike or the Mortal Draw.
Mega Shadow Beasts are seen in the cutscene which shows Zant taking Hyrule Castle in the Twilight Realm. These are larger than the normal ones, and bear a different head-dressing; a round silver plate with a special marking on them. However, these monsters are never seen during actual gameplay, so their status and any exclusive powers remain a mystery.