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Swamola are swamp worms that have larger pincers at the top of their heads. They will pop up from the water and will glide through the air for a few moments before then diving back underwater. Their actions are very similar to their larger [[Lanmola (A Link to the Past)|Lanmola]] cousins, who served as the dungeon boss in the [[Desert Palace]].
Swamola are swamp worms that have larger pincers at the top of their heads. They will pop up from the water and will glide through the air for a few moments before then diving back underwater. Their actions are very similar to their larger [[Lanmola (A Link to the Past)|Lanmola]] cousins, who served as the dungeon boss in the [[Desert Palace]].
Their heads and pincers bear a resemblance to the [[Debirando]] that are encountered within the Desert Palace. However, Debirando never leave the sandy grounds where they live, so it's unclear whether these were intended to be the same enemies.


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Swamolas are enemies that have appeared in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

Appearances

A Link to the Past

Swamola appear exclusively within the Swamp of Evil in the Dark World. The Swamp is the counterpart to the Desert of Mystery from the Light World.

Swamola are swamp worms that have larger pincers at the top of their heads. They will pop up from the water and will glide through the air for a few moments before then diving back underwater. Their actions are very similar to their larger Lanmola cousins, who served as the dungeon boss in the Desert Palace.

Their heads and pincers bear a resemblance to the Debirando that are encountered within the Desert Palace. However, Debirando never leave the sandy grounds where they live, so it's unclear whether these were intended to be the same enemies.

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