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|game = ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'' | |game = ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'' | ||
|item = [[Raft]] | |item = [[Raft]] | ||
|boss = [[ | |boss = [[Rebonack]] | ||
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|enemies = [[Doomknocker]]<br>[[Iron Knuckle]]<BR>[[Mau]]<BR>[[Moa]]<BR>[[Myu]]<BR>[[Stalfos Knight]]<BR>[[Wosu]] | |enemies = [[Doomknocker]]<br>[[Iron Knuckle]]<BR>[[Mau]]<BR>[[Moa]]<BR>[[Myu]]<BR>[[Stalfos Knight]]<BR>[[Wosu]] | ||
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The '''Island Palace''' is the third palace, | The '''Island Palace''' is the third palace in [[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]] and can be found on an island south of the [[Harbor Town of Mido]]. It is accessed via a secret passage found directly south of [[King's Tomb]], which requires the [[Fairy Spell|Fairy Spell]] to successfully traverse. Once inside, [[Link]] must locate the [[Raft]] and defeat [[Rebonack]], a mounted [[Iron Knuckle|Blue Iron Knuckle]]. Victorious, Link may place another of the [[Crystal]]s. | ||
=== | ==Enemies== | ||
<gallery> | |||
File:BotDarkBlue-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Bot]] | |||
File:Doomknocker-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Doomknocker]] | |||
File:IronknuckleOrange-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Iron Knuckle]] (Orange) | |||
File:IronknuckleRed-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Iron Knuckle]] (Red) | |||
File:Mau-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Mau]] | |||
File:MoaFire-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Moa]] | |||
File:Myu-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Myu]] | |||
File:RaBlue-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Ra]] | |||
File:No Image.png|[[Stalfos Knight]] (Red) | |||
File:No Image.png|[[Stalfos Knight]] (Blue) | |||
File:Tinsuit-Sprite-AOL.png|[[Wosu]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Rebonack== | |||
{{Main|Rebonack}} | |||
To defeat [[Rebonack]], the mounted [[Iron Knuckle]], Link must have acquired the [[Downward Thrust]] technique from the knight in Mido. After Link successfully forces Rebonack to dismount from his horse after downthrusting him as he charges, he must defeat the knight on foot. | |||
==The Raft== | |||
{{Main|Raft}} | |||
[[File:AOL_Raft_Acquired.jpg|100px|left]] | |||
The [[Raft]] has one indispensable use: to carry Link to [[Eastern Hyrule]] and the second half of Link's quest. | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File: | File:IslandPalace1.png|Sometimes the Iron Knuckle statue at the entrance to palaces yields a red magic potion. Sometimes it yields something else... | ||
File:IslandPalace2.png|[[Doomknocker]]s provide Link with new and exciting ways to die. | |||
File:IslandPalace3.png|[[Stalfos Knight]]s are simply upgraded versions of the originals. | |||
File:IslandPalace4.png|[[Mau]] steal Link's experience points and provide a constant annoyance. | |||
File:IslandPalace5.png|No, you may not use [[Fairy Spell|the Fairy spell]] to cross. | |||
File:IslandPalace6.png|Attacks against [[Rebonack]]'s horse are ineffective. Link must aim for the evil knight himself. | |||
</Gallery> | </Gallery> | ||
Revision as of 15:02, May 24, 2013
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The Island Palace is the third palace in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and can be found on an island south of the Harbor Town of Mido. It is accessed via a secret passage found directly south of King's Tomb, which requires the Fairy Spell to successfully traverse. Once inside, Link must locate the Raft and defeat Rebonack, a mounted Blue Iron Knuckle. Victorious, Link may place another of the Crystals.
Enemies
Iron Knuckle (Orange)
Iron Knuckle (Red)
Stalfos Knight (Red)
Stalfos Knight (Blue)
Rebonack
- Main article: Rebonack
To defeat Rebonack, the mounted Iron Knuckle, Link must have acquired the Downward Thrust technique from the knight in Mido. After Link successfully forces Rebonack to dismount from his horse after downthrusting him as he charges, he must defeat the knight on foot.
The Raft
- Main article: Raft
The Raft has one indispensable use: to carry Link to Eastern Hyrule and the second half of Link's quest.
Gallery
Sometimes the Iron Knuckle statue at the entrance to palaces yields a red magic potion. Sometimes it yields something else...
Doomknockers provide Link with new and exciting ways to die.
Stalfos Knights are simply upgraded versions of the originals.
Mau steal Link's experience points and provide a constant annoyance.
No, you may not use the Fairy spell to cross.
Attacks against Rebonack's horse are ineffective. Link must aim for the evil knight himself.
