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A '''Chilfos''' is an icy, humanoid enemy found exclusively in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. From medium to long range it will throw its spear at [[Link]], regenerating one every four or five seconds. In close combat it will just use its spear as a sword. It defends and attacks with its lone weapon. When its spear brakes, a new one is automatically regenerated. The Chilfos will be at full health again when a spear is regenerated.
A '''Chilfos''' is an icy, humanoid enemy found exclusively in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. From medium to long range it will throw its spear at [[Link]], regenerating one every four or five seconds. In close combat it will just use its spear as a sword. It defends and attacks with its lone weapon. When its spear breaks, a new one is automatically regenerated. The Chilfos will be at full health again when a spear is regenerated.


Especially in groups, they are troublesome to defeat. The best approach is to take them on one at a time. Link can easily dispatch a Chilfos by targeting it, and performing the [[Hidden Skills#Helm Splitter|Helm Splitter]] technique. From long range, he may also shoot it twice with [[Bomb Arrow]]s, one to break its spear, and another to finish it off. The spear will regenerate after being broken, so he must be wary.
Especially in groups, they are troublesome to defeat. The best approach is to take them on one at a time. Link can easily dispatch a Chilfos by targeting it, and performing the [[Hidden Skills#Helm Splitter|Helm Splitter]] technique. From long range, he may also shoot it twice with [[Bomb Arrow]]s, one to break its spear, and another to finish it off. The spear will regenerate after being broken, so he must be wary.

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