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Armos Statues appear in the second level of the Desert of Doubt, the Desert Palace, acting as both an obstacle to be pushed aside to gain access to more areas, and a reoccurring enemy. | Armos Statues appear in the second level of the Desert of Doubt, the Desert Palace, acting as both an obstacle to be pushed aside to gain access to more areas, and a reoccurring enemy. | ||
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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', Armos statues somewhat resemble the Moai statue of Easter Island, while wielding both a hammer and shield. They appear dormant at first appearing like wooden sculptures, but come to life with blue streaks of light across its body when Link comes near. They move around by hopping and deal half a heart of damage when striking. Link can destroy the Armos by using the [[Hidden Skills#Back Slice|Back Slice]] on the gem located on the Armos' back. Other ways to destroy it are the clawshot and the [[Ancient Statue]]'s hammer. They are found in the [[Cave of Ordeals]] and [[Temple of Time (Dungeon)|Temple of Time]]. | |||