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{{Boss
{{Infobox Boss
|name = [[Frypolar]]
|image= File:OoS Frypolar Sprite.png
|type = mini
|caption= Frypolar's fire form
|image =[[File:Frypolar Fire.png]] [[File:Frypolar Ice.png]]
|pronunciation=
|caption= Frypolar's fire form (left) and ice form
|title=
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''
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|dungeon = [[Sword and Shield Maze]]
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|weakness = [[Mystical Seeds#Mystery Seeds|Mystery Seeds]], [[Mystical Seeds#Ember Seeds|Ember Seeds]], its own ice, if sprinkled with Mystery Seeds
|gender= Male<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= OoS |guide= Versus |page= 64 {{Exp Game|OoS}}}}</ref>
|game= OoS
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|dungeon= [[Sword & Shield Maze]]
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|weakness= {{List|[[Mystery Seed]]s, [[Ember Seed]]s}}
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'''Frypolar''' if a flame/ice spirit that serves as the mini-boss of the [[Sword & Shield Maze]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''.
{{Term/Store|Frypolar||Series, OoS}} is a spirit of ice and fire which serves as mini-boss of the [[Sword & Shield Maze]] in {{OoS}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E|publisher= |page= 178}}</ref>


By hitting its flaming body with [[Mystical Seeds#Mystery Seeds|Mystery Seeds]], Frypolar reverts to its ice state. [[Link]] can then plummet it with [[Mystical Seeds#Ember Seeds|Ember Seeds]], repeating the process until defeating it completely. While in its fire state, Frypolar can summon rings of flames to harass enemies, and when in ice form, the spirit is capable of summoning icicles out of the ground to impale foes. Link could also defeat him in his fire form by shooting his ice form's ice crystals with Mystery Seeds, then hitting Frypolar with Mystery Seeds. The young hero could then use his Power Bracelet to pick up an ice crystal and throw it at Frypolar.
==Characteristics==
Frypolar will regularly shift between the two elements of ice and fire during the battle. In its fire form, it is capable of shooting multiple fiery geysers that will harm [[Link]] upon contact. In its ice form, however, it will create pillars of ice from the ground, which also serve as a hazard to Link. Link may either shoot [[Ember Seed]]s when it is in ice form to inflict damage, or may alternatively sprinkle a [[Mystery Seed]] on an ice pillar to make them smaller. The latter can be picked up with the [[Power Bracelet]], and thrown at the boss to cause it massive harm. When it is in its fiery form, Link may also shoot a Mystery Seed at it to make it change element, making the process faster.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Frypolar's name is a play on the word "bipolar," a reference to its dual elemental nature. "Fry" relates to fire, and "polar" relates to ice.
*[[Twinrova]] from {{OoT}}, [[Gleeok]] from {{PH}}, and [[Fraaz]] from {{ST}} are all similar to Frypolar in the sense that they use fire and ice attacks, and their own attacks can be used against them.
*Its fire element may also be loosely based on FryGuy, a boss from Super Mario Bros. 2.
*Frypolar is the only mini-boss in {{OoS|-}} to have an introduction; two beams of fire and ice assemble at the center of the room, before combining to create the boss.
*Likewise, its Japanese name, {{Japanese|ファイス|Faisu|Fice|2}}, is a portmanteau of {{Japanese|ファイア|Faia|Fire|2}} and {{Japanese|アイス|Aisu|Ice|2}}.


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==Nomenclature==
{{Names
Frypolar's name is possibly a play on the word "bipolar," a reference to its dual elemental nature. "Fry" relates to fire, and "polar" relates to ice. Likewise, its Japanese name, {{Romanize|ファイス|Faisu|Fice|2}}, is a portmanteau of {{Romanize|ファイア|Faia|Fire|2}} and {{Romanize|アイス|Aisu|Ice|2}}
|English=  
|Japanese= {{Japanese|ファイス|Faisu|Fice}}
|Spanish=
|Spanish(LA)=
|Spanish(SP)=
|French=
|French(CA)=
|French(FR)=
|German= Lavaeis-Irrlicht
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{{Bosses|OOS}}
{{Nomenclature}}
{{FireEnemy}}
 
{{IceEnemy}}
==Gallery==
[[Category: Mini-Bosses]]
<gallery>
File:OoS Frypolar Sprite 2.png|{{Term|OoS|Frypolar}}'s ice form
</gallery>
 
{{Ref}}
 
{{Bosses|OoS}}
{{Categories
|Fire-Related Enemies, Ice-Related Enemies
|sub-bosses= OoS
}}

Latest revision as of 03:24, 15 April 2024

Frypolar is a spirit of ice and fire which serves as mini-boss of the Sword & Shield Maze in Oracle of Seasons.[2]

Characteristics

Frypolar will regularly shift between the two elements of ice and fire during the battle. In its fire form, it is capable of shooting multiple fiery geysers that will harm Link upon contact. In its ice form, however, it will create pillars of ice from the ground, which also serve as a hazard to Link. Link may either shoot Ember Seeds when it is in ice form to inflict damage, or may alternatively sprinkle a Mystery Seed on an ice pillar to make them smaller. The latter can be picked up with the Power Bracelet, and thrown at the boss to cause it massive harm. When it is in its fiery form, Link may also shoot a Mystery Seed at it to make it change element, making the process faster.

Trivia

  • Twinrova from Ocarina of Time, Gleeok from Phantom Hourglass, and Fraaz from Spirit Tracks are all similar to Frypolar in the sense that they use fire and ice attacks, and their own attacks can be used against them.
  • Frypolar is the only mini-boss in Oracle of Seasons to have an introduction; two beams of fire and ice assemble at the center of the room, before combining to create the boss.

Nomenclature

Frypolar's name is possibly a play on the word "bipolar," a reference to its dual elemental nature. "Fry" relates to fire, and "polar" relates to ice. Likewise, its Japanese name, ファイス (Fice), is a portmanteau of ファイア (Fire) and アイス (Ice)

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Gallery

References

  1. Official The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons & Ages Perfect Guide, Versus Books, pg. 64 (OoS)
  2. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 178
  3. Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 178