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'''Flying Fish''' are one of the easiest of all the water creatures to defeat in {{PH}}. These fish will just hover above the water before attempting to run into the [[S.S. Linebeck]]. A single shot from the ship's [[cannon]] will immediately defeat these creatures. | '''Flying Fish''' are one of the easiest of all the water creatures to defeat in {{PH}}. These fish will just hover above the water before attempting to run into the [[S.S. Linebeck]]. A single shot from the ship's [[cannon]] will immediately defeat these creatures. | ||
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==Etymology== | |||
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|ja= {{Romanize|パタフライ|Pata Furai|Flap Fry}} | |ja= {{Romanize|パタフライ|Pata Furai|Flap Fry}} | ||
|jaM= Combination of {{Romanize|パタパタ|patapata}}, Japanese onomatopoeia for "flap flap" or "flutter" and {{Romanize|フライ|furai}} meaning the English word "fly" or "fry". | |jaM= Combination of {{Romanize|パタパタ|patapata}}, Japanese onomatopoeia for "flap flap" or "flutter" and {{Romanize|フライ|furai}} meaning the English word "fly" or "fry". | ||
Revision as of 04:16, 29 September 2016
Flying Fish are one of the easiest of all the water creatures to defeat in Phantom Hourglass. These fish will just hover above the water before attempting to run into the S.S. Linebeck. A single shot from the ship's cannon will immediately defeat these creatures.
Etymology
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | パタフライ (Pata Furai) | Combination of パタパタ (patapata), Japanese onomatopoeia for "flap flap" or "flutter" and フライ (furai) meaning the English word "fly" or "fry". |
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Italian | Patafly | |