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'''Guruguru Bars''' are recurring traps in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. | '''Guruguru Bars''' are recurring traps in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. | ||
==''A Link to the Past''== | |||
[[Link]] first encounters a Guruguru Bar while traveling through the [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. Each Bar consists of four fireballs that greatly resemble [[Spark]]s and [[Winder]]s from the game. They will revolve around a set object, covering a specific radius around the block. These objects are indestructible to Link and can only be avoided. | [[Link]] first encounters a Guruguru Bar while traveling through the [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. Each Bar consists of four fireballs that greatly resemble [[Spark]]s and [[Winder]]s from the game. They will revolve around a set object, covering a specific radius around the block. These objects are indestructible to Link and can only be avoided. | ||
It is common for Guruguru Bars to appear in rooms where Link is fighting a number of additional enemies. Thus, while alone they aren't much of a threat, in combination with a variety of enemies, Guruguru Bars can be harmful obstacles. If Link comes into contact with a Guruguru Bar, a full heart of damage will be done. Guruguru Bars can be avoided using the [[Magic Cape]] or [[Cane of Byrna]]. | It is common for Guruguru Bars to appear in rooms where Link is fighting a number of additional enemies. Thus, while alone they aren't much of a threat, in combination with a variety of enemies, Guruguru Bars can be harmful obstacles. If Link comes into contact with a Guruguru Bar, a full heart of damage will be done. Guruguru Bars can be avoided using the [[Magic Cape]] or [[Cane of Byrna]]. | ||
==''Four Swords Adventures''== | |||
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==''The Minish Cap''== | |||
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Guruguru Bars are recurring traps in The Legend of Zelda series.
A Link to the Past
Link first encounters a Guruguru Bar while traveling through the Tower of Hera. Each Bar consists of four fireballs that greatly resemble Sparks and Winders from the game. They will revolve around a set object, covering a specific radius around the block. These objects are indestructible to Link and can only be avoided.
It is common for Guruguru Bars to appear in rooms where Link is fighting a number of additional enemies. Thus, while alone they aren't much of a threat, in combination with a variety of enemies, Guruguru Bars can be harmful obstacles. If Link comes into contact with a Guruguru Bar, a full heart of damage will be done. Guruguru Bars can be avoided using the Magic Cape or Cane of Byrna.
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Phantom Hourglass
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Spirit Tracks
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