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*"Arurōda" is similar to the Japanese name of the [[Lowder]], "Rōdā", suggesting a link between the two monsters. While the katakana for "Lowder" ( {{ | *"Arurōda" is similar to the Japanese name of the [[Lowder]], "Rōdā", suggesting a link between the two monsters. While the katakana for "Lowder" ( {{Romanize|ローダー|Rōdā}}) is slightly different from Aruroda ({{Romanize|アルローダ|Arurōda}}), the absence of the {{wp|chōonpu}} is not unusual; for example, [[Leever]] has been listed as {{Romanize|リーバー|Rībā}} and {{Romanize|リーバ|Rība}} in different games. | ||
*These enemies have elsewhere been given the unofficial name {{Name|Skettlar}}.<ref>[http://www.zeldauniverse.net/zelda/the-adventure-of-link/aol-enemies/ AoL Enemies at zeldauniverse.net]</ref> | *These enemies have elsewhere been given the unofficial name {{Name|Skettlar}}.<ref>[http://www.zeldauniverse.net/zelda/the-adventure-of-link/aol-enemies/ AoL Enemies at zeldauniverse.net]</ref> | ||
*The Aruroda greatly resemble the [[Aracha]] from {{SS}}. Their behavior and weakness during battle is also very similar to the elder Aracha, [[Moldarach]], particularly when it loses its claws. | *The Aruroda greatly resemble the [[Aracha]] from {{SS}}. Their behavior and weakness during battle is also very similar to the elder Aracha, [[Moldarach]], particularly when it loses its claws. | ||
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Revision as of 14:19, 14 May 2016
Template:JapaneseName are one-eyed scorpion-like foes in The Adventure of Link.
Characteristics and Weaknesses
Aruroda usually keeps their eyes closed, and often charge directly at Link, casting fireballs from their tails. Theses fireballs are normally unblockable and require that Link use the Reflect magic. They can only be harmed by striking them when their single large eye is open, much like a Gohma.
Trivia
- "Arurōda" is similar to the Japanese name of the Lowder, "Rōdā", suggesting a link between the two monsters. While the katakana for "Lowder" ( ローダー (Rōdā)) is slightly different from Aruroda (アルローダ (Arurōda)), the absence of the chōonpu is not unusual; for example, Leever has been listed as リーバー (Rībā) and リーバ (Rība) in different games.
- These enemies have elsewhere been given the unofficial name {{{2}}}.[1]
- The Aruroda greatly resemble the Aracha from Skyward Sword. Their behavior and weakness during battle is also very similar to the elder Aracha, Moldarach, particularly when it loses its claws.
- Artwork from the Futabasha Guide, which was not created by Nintendo, depicts them with claws that the creature does not have.
Gallery
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An Aruroda with its eye closed, attacking with its tail
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Artwork from the Futabasha Guide of an Aruroda
References
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | アルローダ (Arurōda) | Aloader |