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===Link's Awakening===
===Link's Awakening===
A change to the usual Stalfos, the type that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]'' have no sword and prefer to jump at Link. They come in two variants: A basic jumping creature or a bone-like projectile throwing one between leaps.
A change to the usual Stalfos, the type that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]'' have no sword and prefer to jump or throwing bone-like projectile at Link. They come in two variants: A Green Stalfos and Orange Stalfos.
 
====Green Stalfos====
These skeletal enemies will slowly travel around the room, ready for battle. When you approach a Green Stalfos, it will launch itself into the air and try to stomp down on you. Quickly dodge their stomp attacks by moving away, then turn around and try to attack swiftly with your sword. Spin attacks may be useful when trying to defeat this Stalfos.
 
====Orange Stalfos====
Orange Stalfos will wander the room like the green variety, but instead of jumping on you they will jump away from you. When it lands, it will throw a bone club at you. Be ready to avoid its club since it is one of the few projectiles that can travel diagonally. Attacking from a distance may be a good idea when fighting an Orange Stalfos.  


===Ocarina of Time===
===Ocarina of Time===
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A Stalfos is the mini boss of [[Skyview Temple]]. When Link returns for the [[Sacred Water]], three will appear in the room where he fought [[Ghirahim]].
A Stalfos is the mini boss of [[Skyview Temple]]. When Link returns for the [[Sacred Water]], three will appear in the room where he fought [[Ghirahim]].


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