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'''Abysmal Leviathan Tentalus''', more simply known as '''Tentalus''', is the [[ | '''Abysmal Leviathan Tentalus''', more simply known as '''Tentalus''', is the [[boss]] of the [[Sandship]], the fifth [[dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
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{{image|file=1228.jpg|align=left|type=caption|caption=Attacking one of the tentacles|size=300px}} | {{image|file=1228.jpg|align=left|type=caption|caption=Attacking one of the tentacles|size=300px}} | ||
{{image|file=1229.jpg|align=right|type=caption|caption=Link caught by a tentacle|size=300px}} | {{image|file=1229.jpg|align=right|type=caption|caption=Link caught by a tentacle|size=300px}} | ||
Tentalus' battle is possibly unique in the series in that the battle does not take place in the boss chamber of the ship. Instead, Tentalus attacks the Sandship as [[Link]] enters the chamber, and he must escape from the depths of the ship, using [[Skyward Strike]]s on the tentacles forced through the hull. The battle officially begins on the deck of the ruined ship, where Tentalus reveals its body and the title card is shown. | Tentalus' battle is possibly unique in the series in that the battle does not take place in the boss chamber of the ship. Instead, Tentalus attacks the Sandship as [[Link (Skyward Sword)|Link]] enters the chamber, and he must escape from the depths of the ship, using [[Skyward Strike]]s on the tentacles forced through the hull. The battle officially begins on the deck of the ruined ship, where Tentalus reveals its body and the title card is shown. | ||
After the title card is shown, Tentalus dives beneath the ship and begins pushing its tentacles through the ship. When some of its tentacles are severed, Tentalus resurfaces and attempts to strike Link with its massive arms.{{Ref|SS|2065|[[Fi]]}} Tentalus' eye is its weak spot.{{Ref|SS|2066|[[Fi]]}} Meaning Link must shoot long-range projectiles, such as an arrow, to injure Tentalus.{{Ref|SS|2067|[[Fi]]}} The process continues until Tentalus begins destroying the lower deck, forcing Link to climb to the upper deck. Its tentacles grow mouths and attempt to strike Link several at a time.{{Ref|SS|2069|[[Fi]]}} | After the title card is shown, Tentalus dives beneath the ship and begins pushing its tentacles through the ship. When some of its tentacles are severed, Tentalus resurfaces and attempts to strike Link with its massive arms.{{Ref|SS|2065|[[Fi]]}} Tentalus' eye is its weak spot.{{Ref|SS|2066|[[Fi]]}} Meaning Link must shoot long-range projectiles, such as an arrow, to injure Tentalus.{{Ref|SS|2067|[[Fi]]}} The process continues until Tentalus begins destroying the lower deck, forcing Link to climb to the upper deck. Its tentacles grow mouths and attempt to strike Link several at a time.{{Ref|SS|2069|[[Fi]]}} | ||
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{{Listbox|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | {{Listbox|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | ||
{{Cat|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | {{Cat|Skyward Sword Bosses}} | ||