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| threat = 9 | | threat = 9 | ||
| attack = Electric Balls<br/>Dash Attack<br/>Lightning Strike | | attack = Electric Balls<br/>Dash Attack<br/>Lightning Strike | ||
| weapon = | | weapon = [[Breath of the Wild Ancient and Guardian Weapons|Ancient and Guardian Weapons]] | ||
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' | ||
| dungeon = [[Vah Naboris]]<br/>[[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]] (if not defeated at Vah Naboris) | | dungeon = [[Vah Naboris]]<br/>[[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]] (if not defeated at Vah Naboris)</br>[[Illusory Realm]] (DLC) | ||
| reward = [[Heart Container]]<br/>[[Urbosa's Fury]] | | reward = [[Heart Container]]<br/>[[Urbosa's Fury]] | ||
| related = [[Windblight Ganon]]<br/>[[Fireblight Ganon]]<br/>[[Waterblight Ganon]]<br/>[[Ganon#Breath of the Wild|Calamity Ganon]] | | related = [[Windblight Ganon]]<br/>[[Fireblight Ganon]]<br/>[[Waterblight Ganon]]<br/>[[Ganon#Breath of the Wild|Calamity Ganon]] | ||
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The second phase of the battle involves Thunderblight Ganon dropping several stakes into the ground and then electrifying them, along with a small area right around them. You want to use your [[Magnesis]] ability here. Right when it tosses the stakes into the ground, run away so you aren't immediately near any of them. Then use your Magnesis to grab one to the stakes before it gets destroyed. Lift it up and push it towards Thunderblight Ganon to cause damage. This is easier to do from a higher elevation as opposed to the ground floor. | The second phase of the battle involves Thunderblight Ganon dropping several stakes into the ground and then electrifying them, along with a small area right around them. You want to use your [[Magnesis]] ability here. Right when it tosses the stakes into the ground, run away so you aren't immediately near any of them. Then use your Magnesis to grab one to the stakes before it gets destroyed. Lift it up and push it towards Thunderblight Ganon to cause damage. This is easier to do from a higher elevation as opposed to the ground floor. | ||
During the second part of the second phase, it is recommended to drop back down to the bottom area. This phase is similar to the first phase, except Thunderblight Ganon is now electrified and hyper-aggressive. If you have a metal shield, be sure to un-equip it. You will want to do a lot of running away during this phase, avoiding at all costs its electric attacks. When it does its warping attack, instead of slashing once, it will slash three times in a row. Thus, if you are | During the second part of the second phase, it is recommended to drop back down to the bottom area. This phase is similar to the first phase, except Thunderblight Ganon is now electrified and hyper-aggressive. If you have a metal shield, be sure to un-equip it. You will want to do a lot of running away during this phase, avoiding at all costs its electric attacks. When it does its warping attack, instead of slashing once, it will slash three to five times in a row. Thus, if you are performing a backflip to do a Flurry Attack if you do not time it perfectly, it will almost certainly hit you on its second or third sword slash. When its sword and shield are electrified, I would recommend just sprinting away from all of his sword slash attacks, and then just totally smash the attack button while it is using his sword. | ||
When Thunderblight Ganon's health is low, it will perform a charged laser shot at you. It is advised to avoid trying to do a [[Perfect Guard]] of this, instead, just run away | When Thunderblight Ganon's health is low, it will perform a charged laser shot at you. It is advised to avoid trying to do a [[Perfect Guard]] of this, instead, just run away or hide behind a pillar so that the laser does not harm you. Alternatively, you could take a big risk and try to deal a lot of damage to it while it is charging its laser. | ||
===Notes=== | |||
*Since Thunderblight's strategy depends on giving electric shocks to Link, it's recommended to use non-metallic weapons like bone weapons and ancient weapons, since they're not conductive, so Link can't drop them when attacked. | |||
*Thunderblight's electric attacks can be completely neutralized by wearing the ★★ tier [[Rubber Set]], or having Level 3 [[Shock Resistance]]. | |||
*Armor that provide some electric resistance includes the ★★ tier [[Desert Voe Set]] and the [[Opal Earrings]], neither of which provides immunity like the aforementioned Rubber Set. | |||
*It's not possible to ever engage Thunderblight Ganon wearing the [[Thunder Helm]] anywhere because acquiring it for usage depends entirely on the defeat of said blight. It can't even be used in the [[Illusory Realm]] because the weaponry and armor are preset there, with no real-world inventory items being available. | |||
*As shown in the next section disclosing Blight HP, if choosing to engage the Blights by entering the Divine Beasts, it's not recommended to engage Thunderblight Ganon last, since it's the most powerful and difficult to fight of all the blights. Engaging it last out of the four Blights will give it the most HP. | |||
==Health Points== | |||
As with all the Blights, this Blight's Health Points (HP) depend on a number of factors, including the place where they're fought, and given that circumstance, the number of Blights that have been defeated before it. | |||
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! Location of Fight !! Location Dependent</br>Calculation !!<center>1st Blight</center> !! <center>2nd Blight !! <center>3rd Blight</center> !! <center>4th Blight | |||
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| [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)| Hyrule Castle]]'s [[Sanctum]] || HP + 3 x (HP / 2)</br> Base HP for Blights at location = 800</br>Not dependent of previous encounters so:</br> 800 + 3(800/2) = '''2000 HP''' for every Blight || '''2000 HP''' || '''2000 HP''' || '''2000 HP''' || '''2000 HP'''</center> | |||
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| [[Illusory Realm]] (DLC)<ref group="HP" name="CB"> Unlocking [[EX The Champions' Ballad]] DLC requires defeating all the Blights, the recovery of the Divine Beasts and completion of their respective quests.</ref> || HP + 4 x (HP / 2)</br> Base HP for Blights at location = 500</br>Not dependent of previous encounters</br> except for access to Illusory Realm, so:</br> 500 + 4(500/2) = '''1500 HP''' for every Blight || '''1500 HP''' || '''1500 HP''' || '''1500 HP''' || '''1500 HP''' | |||
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| [[Divine Beast]] || HP + '''(Nº of previous Blights defeated)''' x (HP / 2)</br> Base HP for Blights at location = 800</br>Dependent of previous encounters,</br>as it's cumulative || 800 + '''0'''(800/2)</br>=</br>'''800 HP''' || 800 + '''1'''(800/2)</br>=</br>'''1200 HP''' || 800 + '''2'''(800/2)</br>=</br>'''1600 HP''' || 800 + '''3'''(800/2)</br>=</br>'''2000 HP''' | |||
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====Footnotes==== | |||
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{{Listbox|Breath of the Wild Enemies}} | {{Listbox|Breath of the Wild Enemies}} | ||
{{Cat|Breath of the Wild Bosses}} | {{Cat|Breath of the Wild Bosses}} | ||