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| caption = Artwork of Mago from the [[Futabasha The Adventure of Link Strategy Guide|Futabasha Guide]] | | caption = Artwork of Mago from the [[Futabasha The Adventure of Link Strategy Guide|Futabasha Guide]] | ||
| game = ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'' | | game = ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'' | ||
| location = [[ | | location = [[Palace on the Sea]] | ||
| weapon = [[Sword]] | | weapon = [[Sword]] | ||
| related = [[Wizard]]<br>[[Wizzrobe]] | | related = [[Wizard]]<br>[[Wizzrobe]] | ||
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'''Mago''' is an orange-cloaked magician with skull-like face found exclusively in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'' | '''Mago''' is an orange-cloaked magician with a skull-like face found exclusively in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'', where they appear as guardians of the [[Palace on the Sea]]. These spell-casters attack with fire spells and also quite adept at teleportation. Like [[Wizard]]s, they will disappear and reappear constantly to a different location in the room. However, unlike Wizzrobes, they can be defeated using [[Link]]'s sword. | ||
While a Mago's fire is slow-moving and doesn't leave the ground, they are often encountered in groups or with other enemies, sometimes in tight quarters. They teleport away almost immediately after releasing their attack, so Link must anticipate where he thinks they will appear. While worth a substantial 200 experience points, Magos are often more easily avoided than confronted. | While a Mago's fire is slow-moving and doesn't leave the ground, they are often encountered in groups or with other enemies, sometimes in tight quarters. They teleport away almost immediately after releasing their attack, so Link must anticipate where he thinks they will appear. While worth a substantial 200 experience points, Magos are often more easily avoided than confronted. | ||
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| Item Drop || None | | Item Drop || None | ||
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| Enemy Habitat || height="90px" | [[ | | Enemy Habitat || height="90px" | [[Palace on the Sea]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The word "[[Mago]]" is Portuguese and Spanish for "wizard". | *The word "[[Mago]]" is Portuguese and Spanish for "wizard". | ||
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Mago is an orange-cloaked magician with a skull-like face found exclusively in The Adventure of Link, where they appear as guardians of the Palace on the Sea. These spell-casters attack with fire spells and also quite adept at teleportation. Like Wizards, they will disappear and reappear constantly to a different location in the room. However, unlike Wizzrobes, they can be defeated using Link's sword.
While a Mago's fire is slow-moving and doesn't leave the ground, they are often encountered in groups or with other enemies, sometimes in tight quarters. They teleport away almost immediately after releasing their attack, so Link must anticipate where he thinks they will appear. While worth a substantial 200 experience points, Magos are often more easily avoided than confronted.
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Experience Points | 200 | |||
| Item Drop | None | ||||
| Enemy Habitat | Palace on the Sea | ||||
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Trivia
- The word "Mago" is Portuguese and Spanish for "wizard".