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==Spirit Tracks== | ==Spirit Tracks== | ||
[[File:200px-ST Link Whip.png|left|160px|thumb|Whip artwork from ''Spirit Tracks'']] | [[File:200px-ST Link Whip.png|left|160px|thumb|Whip artwork from ''Spirit Tracks'']] | ||
The Whip is acquired in the [[Ocean Temple]] after [[Link]] defeats a [[Snapper (Spirit Tracks)|Snapper]]. It is used to cross gaps and | The Whip is acquired in the [[Ocean Temple]] after [[Link]] defeats a [[Snapper (Spirit Tracks)|Snapper]]. It is used to cross gaps and activate fish-shaped switches, as well as attack enemies. The Whip can be used to grab objects that Link cannot pick up on his own, such as the shields of [[Zora Warrior]]s and the helmets worn by [[Helmet ChuChu]]s, which can then be thrown back at them or at other enemies. The Whip is necessary to defeat the boss of the Ocean Temple, [[Phytops]], by plucking barbs from its tentacles and using them to expose and attack its eye. | ||
In [[Whittleton]], | In [[Whittleton]], Link can participate in a mini-game known as the [[Whip Race]]. The prizes include a [[Bomb Bag]] and a [[Heart Container]]. | ||
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