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Keese in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'' are identical to their ''Phantom Hourglass'' counterpart. As one of the weakest enemies in the game, Keese will do a ¼ heart of damage if they attack Link and they can be defeated with a single sword slash. | Keese in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'' are identical to their ''Phantom Hourglass'' counterpart. As one of the weakest enemies in the game, Keese will do a ¼ heart of damage if they attack Link and they can be defeated with a single sword slash. | ||
Fire and Ice Keese also appear as well, and these variants cannot be defeated with [[Link (Spirit Tracks|Link's]] sword. If Link uses the [[Whirlwind]] on a fire or ice Keese, they will lose their ice or flame, then making them vulnerable to sword attacks. Fire and Ice Keese are usually found near a source of their respective element, and if they fly back into that element they will gain their coat again. | Fire and Ice Keese also appear as well, and these variants cannot be defeated with [[Link (Spirit Tracks)|Link's]] sword. If Link uses the [[Whirlwind]] on a fire or ice Keese, they will lose their ice or flame, then making them vulnerable to sword attacks. Fire and Ice Keese are usually found near a source of their respective element, and if they fly back into that element they will gain their coat again. | ||
==''Skyward Sword''== | ==''Skyward Sword''== | ||