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|game= {{FS}}<br>{{TMC}}<br>{{ALBW}}<br>{{TFH}}<br>{{BotW}} | |game= {{FS}}<br>{{TMC}}<br>{{ALBW}}<br>{{TFH}}<br>{{BotW}} | ||
|other= {{CoH}} | |other= {{CoH}} | ||
|habitat= | |habitat= {{Term|Series|Hyrule Field|link}} {{Exp Game|BotW}}<br>{{Term|Series|Gerudo Highlands|link}} {{Exp Game|BotW}} | ||
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|health= 150 {{Exp Game|BotW}} | |health= 150 {{Exp Game|BotW}} | ||
|attack= Ice | |attack= Ice blasts | ||
|weapon= | |weapon= {{Term|TFH|Fire Gloves|link}} {{Exp Game|TFH}}<br>{{Plural|BotW|Fire Arrow|link}} {{Exp Game|BotW}} | ||
|spoils= | |spoils= {{Term|BotW|Ice Rod|link}} {{Exp Game|BotW}} | ||
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==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
==={{FS|-}}=== | ==={{FS|-}}=== | ||
{{Plural|FS|Ice Wizzrobe}} appear inside {{Term|FS|Vaati's Palace|link}} in {{FS}}. They will vanish and appear in a random location and attack with a ball of ice before vanishing again. | |||
==={{TMC|-}}=== | ==={{TMC|-}}=== | ||
{{Plural|TMC|Ice Wizzrobe}} appear as an ice variant to the standard green {{Plural|TMC|Wizzrobe|link}} and {{Plural|TMC|Fire Wizzrobe|link}} in {{TMC}}. Like the others, they will teleport to random locations throughout the area in which they appear, shooting their ice attack before vanishing again. | |||
{{ | {{Figurine|TMC|Ice Wizzrobe}} | ||
==={{ALBW|-}}=== | ==={{ALBW|-}}=== | ||
{{Plural|ALBW|Ice Wizzrobe}} appear alongside their {{Term|ALBW|Fire Wizzrobe|link|display=Fire Wizzrobe}} variants in {{ALBW}}. Like previous incarnations, they will randomly appear around the area and attack with a ball of ice before vanishing again. | |||
==={{TFH|-}}=== | ==={{TFH|-}}=== | ||
{{Plural|TFH|Ice Wizzrobe}} appear alongside {{Plural|TFH|Dark Wizzrobe|link}} in {{TFH}}. They are common in the {{Term|TFH|Ice Cavern|link}}, but also appear in the {{Term|TFH|Sky Temple|link}}. The ice beams they cast can freeze the {{Plural|TFH|Link|link}} on contact. They float at varying heights; those that float high above the ground can be reached by forming a {{Term|TFH|Totem|link}}. They require at least two {{Term|TFH|Sword|link}} strikes to defeat. As ice-based enemies, they are also weak to fire, and can be defeated by a single fireball either thrown or held with the {{Term|TFH|Fire Gloves|link}}. | |||
==={{BotW|-}}=== | ==={{BotW|-}}=== | ||
{{Compendium/Extract|Ice Wizzrobe}} | {{Compendium/Extract|Ice Wizzrobe}} | ||
{{Plural|BotW|Ice Wizzrobe} can be found near ruins around the {{Term|BotW|Eldin (Region)|link}} region in {{BotW}}. They attack by using their {{Plural|BotW|Ice Rod|link}} to summon blasts of cold air or by summoning frozen monsters such as {{Plural|BotW|Ice Chuchu|link}} and {{Plural|BotW|Ice Keese|link}}. They also create blizzards to decrease the area's temperature, making it too cold for {{Term|BotW|Link|link}} without cold-resistant {{Term|BotW|Armor|link}} or {{Plural|BotW|Elixir|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|They use their ice rods to create freezing blasts of air or to summon frozen monsters and have been known to cause blizzards to severely decrease the temperature around them.|Hyrule Compendium|BotW}}</ref> {{Plural|BotW|Ice Wizzrobe}}, like their variants, will turn invisible after attacking, leaving ripples in the air with each footstep. Striking one in the head with an {{Term|BotW|Arrow|link}} will stun it and give {{Term|BotW|Link}} time to attack. Hitting it with a fire-based attack, such as with a {{Term|BotW|Fire Arrow|link}} or a {{Term|BotW|Flameblade|link}}, will immediately evaporate it. When defeated, {{Plural|BotW|Ice Wizzrobe}} drop their {{Plural|BotW|Ice Rod}}. | |||
==Other Appearances== | ==Other Appearances== | ||
==={{CoH|-}}=== | ==={{CoH|-}}=== | ||
{{Ambig|Start}} | {{Ambig|Start}} | ||
{{ | {{Plural|CoH|Ice Wizzrobe}} appear as enemies in {{CoH}} where they move to the beat of the music. Here, they act as medium- to long-range combatants for {{Term|CoH|Cadence|link}}, {{Term|CoH|Link|link}}, {{Term|CoH|Yves|link}}, and {{Term|CoH|Princess Zelda|link}}, teleporting towards them whenever they are nearby and attempt to cast icy projectiles in their direction. They appear for a total of seven beats between each teleport, taking two beats to fully appear and charging their attack on the third. On the fourth beat, they release their magic, letting it fly in a straight line on every single music beat until it makes contact with something. If any of the heroes or even monsters gets struck by the projectile, their bodies will become frozen within a block of ice for a few beats before breaking out of it, rendering them vulnerable to attack. After casting their spell, they will remain stationary until the seventh beat, raising their crystal orbs to the sky in order to teleport themselves away, fading until they finally disappear on the eighth beat. Once gone, they will remain invisible for five beats, or if the heroes are too far away, won't reappear at all until they return to the {{Term|CoH|Ice Wizzrobe}}'s last known location. Despite their appearance, they can still be attacked while fading in and out of teleportation. | ||
{{Ambig|End}} | {{Ambig|End}} | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:CoH Ice Wizzrobe Sprite 2.png | File:CoH Ice Wizzrobe Sprite 2.png|An {{Term|CoH|Ice Wizzrobe}} from {{CoH|-}} | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* | * {{Term|Series|Wizzrobe|link}} | ||
* | * {{Term|Series|Electric Wizzrobe|link}} | ||
* | * {{Term|Series|Fire Wizzrobe|link}} | ||
* | * {{Term|Series|Thunder Wizzrobe|link}} | ||
* | * {{Term|Series|Meteo Wizzrobe|link}} | ||
* | * {{Term|Series|Blizzrobe|link}} | ||
{{Ref}} | {{Ref}} | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 31 December 2019
Ice Wizzrobes are recurring enemies in The Legend of Zelda series.[1] [name references needed]
Characteristics
Four Swords
Ice Wizzrobes appear inside Vaati's Palace in Four Swords. They will vanish and appear in a random location and attack with a ball of ice before vanishing again.
The Minish Cap
Ice Wizzrobes appear as an ice variant to the standard green Wizzrobes and Fire Wizzrobes in The Minish Cap. Like the others, they will teleport to random locations throughout the area in which they appear, shooting their ice attack before vanishing again. Template:Figurine
A Link Between Worlds
Ice Wizzrobes appear alongside their Fire Wizzrobe variants in A Link Between Worlds. Like previous incarnations, they will randomly appear around the area and attack with a ball of ice before vanishing again.
Tri Force Heroes
Ice Wizzrobes appear alongside Dark Wizzrobe in Tri Force Heroes. They are common in the Ice Cavern, but also appear in the Sky Temple. The ice beams they cast can freeze the Links on contact. They float at varying heights; those that float high above the ground can be reached by forming a Totem. They require at least two Sword strikes to defeat. As ice-based enemies, they are also weak to fire, and can be defeated by a single fireball either thrown or held with the Fire Gloves.
Breath of the Wild
098 (099) Ice Wizzrobe |
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{{Plural|BotW|Ice Wizzrobe} can be found near ruins around the Eldin region in Breath of the Wild. They attack by using their Ice Rods to summon blasts of cold air or by summoning frozen monsters such as Ice Chuchus and Ice Keese. They also create blizzards to decrease the area's temperature, making it too cold for Link without cold-resistant Armor or Elixirs.[2] Ice Wizzrobes, like their variants, will turn invisible after attacking, leaving ripples in the air with each footstep. Striking one in the head with an Arrow will stun it and give Link time to attack. Hitting it with a fire-based attack, such as with a Fire Arrow or a Flameblade, will immediately evaporate it. When defeated, Ice Wizzrobes drop their Ice Rods.
Other Appearances
Cadence of Hyrule
Ice Wizzrobes appear as enemies in Cadence of Hyrule where they move to the beat of the music. Here, they act as medium- to long-range combatants for Cadence, Link, Yves, and Zelda, teleporting towards them whenever they are nearby and attempt to cast icy projectiles in their direction. They appear for a total of seven beats between each teleport, taking two beats to fully appear and charging their attack on the third. On the fourth beat, they release their magic, letting it fly in a straight line on every single music beat until it makes contact with something. If any of the heroes or even monsters gets struck by the projectile, their bodies will become frozen within a block of ice for a few beats before breaking out of it, rendering them vulnerable to attack. After casting their spell, they will remain stationary until the seventh beat, raising their crystal orbs to the sky in order to teleport themselves away, fading until they finally disappear on the eighth beat. Once gone, they will remain invisible for five beats, or if the heroes are too far away, won't reappear at all until they return to the Ice Wizzrobe's last known location. Despite their appearance, they can still be attacked while fading in and out of teleportation.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
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EnglishUK | Icerobe | |
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Japanese | アイスローブ (Aisurōbu) | Icerobe |
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FrenchEU | Sorcier de Glace | Ice Sorcerer |
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German | Eis-Pyromagus | Icy Pyro Magician |
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Italian | Sciamanix del ghiaccio | |
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SpanishEU | Invocantis de hielo | |
Gallery
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An Ice Wizzrobe from Cadence of Hyrule
See Also
References
- ↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 186 (FS)
- ↑ "They use their ice rods to create freezing blasts of air or to summon frozen monsters and have been known to cause blizzards to severely decrease the temperature around them." — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)