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'''Poison Gas''' is an obstacle that [[Link]] encounters in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. The Dark Purple gas appears throughout the [[Forest Temple (Spirit Tracks)|Forest Temple]] and if Link comes into contact with the gas, he will lose a 1/4 heart of damage. After acquiring the dungeon item, the [[Whirlwind]], Link can blow the poison gas away, allowing him to walk by areas that were previously blocked off. | '''Poison Gas''' is an obstacle that [[Link (Spirit Tracks)|Link]] encounters in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. The Dark Purple gas appears throughout the [[Forest Temple (Spirit Tracks)|Forest Temple]] and if Link comes into contact with the gas, he will lose a 1/4 heart of damage. After acquiring the dungeon item, the [[Whirlwind]], Link can blow the poison gas away, allowing him to walk by areas that were previously blocked off. | ||
The enemy [[Vengas]] that appear throughout the Forest Temple will emit poison gas after they have been defeated. Furthermore, Poison Gas can be found during the dungeon boss battle with [[Stagnox]]. The poison gas protects Stagnox' backside and Link will need to blow away the gas so that he can reveal its weak spot. | The enemy [[Vengas]] that appear throughout the Forest Temple will emit poison gas after they have been defeated. Furthermore, Poison Gas can be found during the dungeon boss battle with [[Stagnox]]. The poison gas protects Stagnox' backside and Link will need to blow away the gas so that he can reveal its weak spot. | ||