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'''Blastworms''' are explosive worm-like enemies from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. | '''Blastworms''' are explosive worm-like enemies from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. | ||
Blastworms are found within the [[Forest Temple (Spirit Tracks)|Forest Temple]]. They appear as small light blue and white worms who walk around the ground, trying to attack [[Link]]. Simple sword strikes get rid of these creatures quite easily. | |||
Blastworms are found within the [[Forest Temple (Spirit Tracks)|Forest Temple]] | |||
Once Link has defeated a worm, it turns into a spiked ball. Link can use his sword to blow up the ball, or use the [[Whirlwind]] to blow this spiked ball into another enemy or cracked block. This is useful in breaking cracked boulders or defeating various enemies and bosses. [[Link]] uses them to defeat the boss of the Forest Temple, [[Stagnox]]. | Once Link has defeated a worm, it turns into a spiked ball. Link can use his sword to blow up the ball, or use the [[Whirlwind]] to blow this spiked ball into another enemy or cracked block. This is useful in breaking cracked boulders or defeating various enemies and bosses. [[Link]] uses them to defeat the boss of the Forest Temple, [[Stagnox]]. | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[Sluggula]] | |||
*[[Torch Slug]] | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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{{Spirit Tracks Enemies}} | {{Spirit Tracks Enemies}} | ||
{{Cat|Spirit Tracks Enemies}} | {{Cat|Spirit Tracks Enemies}} | ||