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All defeated enemies will then revive as if they were never killed, with the exception of bosses of quests marked as complete - principally, the four Blight Ganons and [[Master Kohga]]. | All defeated enemies will then revive as if they were never killed, with the exception of bosses of quests marked as complete - principally, the four Blight Ganons and [[Master Kohga]]. | ||
On subsequent Blood Moons, a shorter version of the cutscene will play, and Zelda will simply say "The blood moon rises once again. Please be careful, Link..." | On subsequent Blood Moons, a shorter version of the same cutscene will play, and Zelda will simply say "The blood moon rises once again. Please be careful, Link..." | ||
The main useful effect from a Blood Moon is that cooking meals while malice specks are in the air, from 23:30 on, during a blood moon will result in an automatic critical, improving the results markedly. The [[Shrine Quest]] [[Under a Red Moon]] also requires a blood moon to complete. | The main useful effect from a Blood Moon is that cooking meals while malice specks are in the air, from 23:30 on, during a blood moon will result in an automatic critical, improving the results markedly. The [[Shrine Quest]] [[Under a Red Moon]] also requires a blood moon to complete. Strangely though, this does not effect Sky Octoroks in anyway because they can respawn with out The Blood Moon happening. But this is only in Master Mode. | ||
The character [[Hino]], from [[Dueling Peaks Stable]], keeps track of blood moons and can explain them to the player. He will act oddly during blood moon and shortly afterward. | The character [[Hino]], from [[Dueling Peaks Stable]], keeps track of blood moons and can explain them to the player. He will act oddly during blood moon and shortly afterward. | ||