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| name    = Scaldera
| image  = [[File:Scaldera-SS-Art.jpg|200px]]
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| title  = Pyroclastic Fiend
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'''Pyroclastic Fiend Scaldera''' is the [[Boss]] of the second [[Dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', the [[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]]. It is very similar in size and shape to a [[Mini-Boss]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'', the [[Rocktite]].  
'''Pyroclastic Fiend Scaldera''' is the [[Boss]] of the second [[Dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]'', the [[Earth Temple (Skyward Sword)|Earth Temple]]. It is very similar in size and shape to a [[Mini-Boss]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'', the [[Rocktite]].  


Upon [[Link]]'s entrance to the boss chamber, [[Ghirahim]] will welcome him for a high balcony. He starts by acknowledging he does not know Link's name; which he says is irrelevant because he is mad and needs someone to use it one.{{Ref|SS|5531|[[Ghirahim]]}} He will then proceed to tell Link the story of why he is here, which revolves around him learning his minions had captured the spirit maiden, and thus he rushed over, only the learn that [[Impa]] had freed her.{{Ref|SS|5532|[[Ghirahim]]}}{{Ref|SS|5533|[[Ghirahim]]}}{{Ref|SS|5534|[[Ghirahim]]}} Finally, he says he plans to introduce Link to a friend of his,{{Ref|SS|5537|[[Ghirahim]]}} adding that this ''friend'' will only require a few moments to burn Link to a crisp.{{Ref|SS|5538|[[Ghirahim]]}}
Upon [[Link]]'s entrance to the boss chamber, [[Ghirahim]] welcomes him on a high balcony. He starts by acknowledging he does not know Link's name; which he says is irrelevant because he is mad and needs someone to use it one.{{Ref|SS|5531|[[Ghirahim]]}} He then proceeds to tell Link the story of why he is here, which revolves around him learning his minions had captured the spirit maiden, and thus he rushed over, only to learn that [[Impa]] had freed her.{{Ref|SS|5532|[[Ghirahim]]}}{{Ref|SS|5533|[[Ghirahim]]}}{{Ref|SS|5534|[[Ghirahim]]}} Finally, Ghirahim says he plans to introduce Link to a friend of his,{{Ref|SS|5537|[[Ghirahim]]}} adding that this ''friend'' only requires a few moments to burn Link to a crisp.{{Ref|SS|5538|[[Ghirahim]]}}


When the battle begins, Scaldera will fire fireballs in different directions and Link will need to run up the slope while dodging the fireballs. Then eventually Scaldera will chase after Link. We know from previous Game Informer updates that to defeat Scaldera you must throw bombs into its mouth, which will slowly chip away at its exoskeleton. This will reveal an eye beneath, which must be attacked with the sword to defeat him.
When the battle begins, Scaldera fires fireballs in different directions and Link needs to run up the slope while dodging the fireballs. Scaldera eventually chases after Link. Link needs to throw Bombs into its mouth, which damages its exo-skeleton. This reveals an eye beneath, which must be attacked with the Sword to eventually defeat it.


==Boss Strategy==
==Boss Strategy==
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===Phase 1===
===First Phase===
Immediately start running up the slope - you can't do anything to Scaldera while it's on fire.  A little ways up, it should cool down, revealing its rocky carapace. Throw a bomb at it, and it will roll down the slope. Follow it down and prepare another bomb.  As it opens its mouth in preparation for a fireball attack, throw in a bomb and its explosion will chip away some of the carapace, revealing an eye.  Slash at it with your sword until he reignites. Repeat this process until it sustains enough damage to change its strategy to phase 2.
Immediately start running up the slope -- Link can't do anything to Scaldera while it is on fire.  A little ways up, it should cool down, revealing its rocky carapace. If Link throws a bomb at it, it causes to roll down the slope. Follow it down and prepare another bomb.  As it opens its mouth in preparation for a fireball attack, throw in a bomb and its explosion chips away some of the carapace, revealing an eye.  Slash at it with Link's sword until it re-ignites. Repeat this process until it sustains enough damage to change its strategy to the Second Phase.


If you aren't fast enough with the second bomb and he launches his fireball attack, dash back and forth to avoid them. If you run all the way to the top, you can hide on the far left or right side of the circular platform where neither the fireballs nor Scaldera can reach. You can also pick up some hearts and bombs here.
If Link isn't fast enough with the second bomb and it launches its fireball attack, dash back and forth to avoid them. If Link runs all the way to the top, he can hide on the far left or right side of the circular platform where neither the fireballs or Scaldera can reach. Link can also pick up some hearts and bombs here.


===Phase 2===
===Second Phase===
Scaldera will raise its body high above the ground and rush up the slope past you.  Once he reaches the top, he'll roll down and try to crush you.  Stand to one side of the slope, and then dash to the other side before it hits you, and it'll roll past you down to the bottom.  Here, it will prepare another fireball attack, so throw a bomb in its mouth and repeat the process from phase 1. The eye will move around this time, requiring more precise aiming of the sword.
Scaldera raises its body high above the ground and rushes up the slope past Link.  Once Scaldera reaches the top, it'll roll down and try to crush Link.  Stand on one side of the slope, and then dash to the other side before it hits Link, and it'll roll past him down to the bottom.  Here, it prepares another fireball attack, so throw a bomb in its mouth and repeat the process from the First Phase. The eye moves around this time, which requires more precise aiming of the sword.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 20:39, January 7, 2015

Scaldera

Title

Pyroclastic Fiend

Games

Dungeons

Rewards

Access to the Eldin Spring

Threat

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Attacks

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Effective
Weapons

Pyroclastic Fiend Scaldera is the Boss of the second Dungeon in Skyward Sword, the Earth Temple. It is very similar in size and shape to a Mini-Boss from Spirit Tracks, the Rocktite.

Upon Link's entrance to the boss chamber, Ghirahim welcomes him on a high balcony. He starts by acknowledging he does not know Link's name; which he says is irrelevant because he is mad and needs someone to use it one.[1] He then proceeds to tell Link the story of why he is here, which revolves around him learning his minions had captured the spirit maiden, and thus he rushed over, only to learn that Impa had freed her.[2][3][4] Finally, Ghirahim says he plans to introduce Link to a friend of his,[5] adding that this friend only requires a few moments to burn Link to a crisp.[6]

When the battle begins, Scaldera fires fireballs in different directions and Link needs to run up the slope while dodging the fireballs. Scaldera eventually chases after Link. Link needs to throw Bombs into its mouth, which damages its exo-skeleton. This reveals an eye beneath, which must be attacked with the Sword to eventually defeat it.

Boss Strategy

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First Phase

Immediately start running up the slope -- Link can't do anything to Scaldera while it is on fire. A little ways up, it should cool down, revealing its rocky carapace. If Link throws a bomb at it, it causes to roll down the slope. Follow it down and prepare another bomb. As it opens its mouth in preparation for a fireball attack, throw in a bomb and its explosion chips away some of the carapace, revealing an eye. Slash at it with Link's sword until it re-ignites. Repeat this process until it sustains enough damage to change its strategy to the Second Phase.

If Link isn't fast enough with the second bomb and it launches its fireball attack, dash back and forth to avoid them. If Link runs all the way to the top, he can hide on the far left or right side of the circular platform where neither the fireballs or Scaldera can reach. Link can also pick up some hearts and bombs here.

Second Phase

Scaldera raises its body high above the ground and rushes up the slope past Link. Once Scaldera reaches the top, it'll roll down and try to crush Link. Stand on one side of the slope, and then dash to the other side before it hits Link, and it'll roll past him down to the bottom. Here, it prepares another fireball attack, so throw a bomb in its mouth and repeat the process from the First Phase. The eye moves around this time, which requires more precise aiming of the sword.

Gallery

References

  1. "Let me see... No, that's not it. This is so very embarrassing, but I seem to be at a loss for your name. Not that it matters, really. To tell you the truth, I'm feeling a bit frustrated, and right now I just need someone to vent to." — Ghirahim, Skyward Sword.
  2. "I heard my underlings had finally captured the spirit maiden, so of course I rushed over here. What can I say? I was excited. Flustered, even... But what did I find when I arrived? That agent of the goddess..." — Ghirahim, Skyward Sword.
  3. "She had once again... You see, what I'm trying to say is..." — Ghirahim, Skyward Sword.
  4. "That goddess-serving dog escaped with the girl!" — Ghirahim, Skyward Sword.
  5. "There's someone special I'd like you to meet. Oh, don't be shy! I need to vent all this unhealthy anger, and your agony is such a great stress reliever." — Ghirahim, Skyward Sword.
  6. "It won't take more than a few moments with my friend before you're charred to a satisfying crisp. And let me tell you, that will put a spring in my step!" — Ghirahim, Skyward Sword.