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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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==Non-Canon Appearances== | |||
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A Flying Fish is shown in the {{PH|Himekawa}} leaping out of the water to attack the [[S.S. Linebeck]].<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Flying Fish ahead!|book= {{PH|Himekawa|-}}|publisher= VIZ Media|page= 61}}</ref> Unlike in the game, the Flying Fish spits a rock at the ship, almost capsizing it. Link questions [[Linebeck]] if the ship has any kind of weapon.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Linebeck, doesn't this ship have some kind of weapon?!|book= {{PH|Himekawa|-}}|publisher= VIZ Media|page= 62}}</ref> As the Fish continues attacking the vessel, Linebeck replies that the ship does not.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Actually, no...|book= {{PH|Himekawa|-}}|publisher= VIZ Media|page= 62}}</ref> Link asks the captain how he is able to cross waters with Fish like these.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Well, how did you...Cross waters with fish like these?!|book= {{PH|Himekawa|-}}|publisher= VIZ Media|page= 62}}</ref> Linebeck says by running for his life, speeding the S.S. Linebeck forward and leaving the Flying Fish behind.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= By running for my life!|book= {{PH|Himekawa|-}}|publisher= VIZ Media|page= 62}}</ref> | |||
After getting a [[Cannon#Phantom Hourglass|Cannon]] from [[Eddo]], the Flying Fish reappears.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= Enemy sighted!|book= {{PH|Himekawa|-}}|publisher= VIZ Media|page= 75}}</ref> Link fires the Cannon and causes the Fish is explode. | |||
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Revision as of 05:13, 2 February 2018
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.
Non-Canon Appearances
Phantom Hourglass Manga
A Flying Fish is shown in the Phantom Hourglass manga by Akira Himekawa leaping out of the water to attack the S.S. Linebeck.[1] Unlike in the game, the Flying Fish spits a rock at the ship, almost capsizing it. Link questions Linebeck if the ship has any kind of weapon.[2] As the Fish continues attacking the vessel, Linebeck replies that the ship does not.[3] Link asks the captain how he is able to cross waters with Fish like these.[4] Linebeck says by running for his life, speeding the S.S. Linebeck forward and leaving the Flying Fish behind.[5]
After getting a Cannon from Eddo, the Flying Fish reappears.[6] Link fires the Cannon and causes the Fish is explode.
Nomenclature
 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 | |