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+ | |name = Grinexx |
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+ | |image = [[File:TrinexxModelALBW.png|150px]] |
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+ | |era = [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of Light and Dark|Era of Light and Dark]] |
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− | | developer= {{Wp|HAL Laboratory}} |
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+ | |dungeon = [[Turtle Rock (A Link Between Worlds)|Turtle Rock]] |
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− | | publisher= [[Nintendo]] |
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+ | |weakness = [[Sword]], [[Ice Rod]] |
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− | | designer= {{Wp|Masahiro Sakurai}} |
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+ | |reward = [[Sage]] [[Impa]], [[Heart Container]] |
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− | | released= '''N64 release'''<br>{{release|na=April 26, 1999|jp=January 21, 1999|eu=November 19, 1999}}<br>'''Wii Virtual Console release'''<br>{{release|jp=January 20, 2009|eu=June 12, 2009|aus=June 12, 2009|na=December 21, 2009}} |
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+ | '''Grinexx''' is a boss that appears in {{ALBW}}. It is the [[Lorule]]an counterpart of [[Trinexx]], and like Trinexx in {{ALttP}}, it is the boss of [[Turtle Rock (A Link Between Worlds)|Turtle Rock]]. It shares quite a few similarities with Trinexx, such as a long neck, a stone shell, and rock like skin. It guards [[Sage]] [[Impa]]'s painting. |
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− | '''''Super Smash Bros.''''' is a fighting game released for the [[Nintendo 64]]. It is the first game in the Super Smash Bros. series, followed by its sequel {{SSBM}} for the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. It features various [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'']] characters, stages and items, alongside those of other popular [[Nintendo]] series. |
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+ | ==Appearance and Weaknesses== |
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− | ==''The Legend of Zelda'' in ''Super Smash Bros.''== |
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+ | Grinexx begins the fight swimming in the lava underneath the arena, and attacks [[Link]] by erupting lava from its volcano-like back, which can go through the floor since it is a grate. During this phase, Link must use the Ice Rod to hit Grinexx as it passes under the holes of the arena, while also taking care not to get hit by the naturally erupting bursts of lava. Grinexx will occasionally retaliate by erupting lava and chasing Link around, but a hit from the Ice Rod will calm it down. |
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− | ''Super Smash Bros.'' features [[Link]] as a playable character based on his appearance in {{OOT}}. |
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+ | After sustaining enough damage, Grinexx will jump onto the main arena and attack Link more directly. Link's swords and other weapons can now damage its head in this phase, though it will often shoot out its head with its long neck and try to bite Link. Grinexx will occasionally curl up into a boulder, and release a devastating explosion. This attack is extremely damaging, so it is advised to run away from Grinexx as soon as it curls into its shell. It can also spin around while tucked in to its shell, sliding and ricocheting on the sides of the arena. The safest way for Link to avoid this attack is to stay in the corners as it bounces around the arena since Grinexx cannot fit in those areas. It should also be noted that all of the attacks that it uses in it's second phase except for the explosion attack can be deflected with a shield. After hitting Grinexx, eventually, the boss will fall, revealing a Heart Container and Impa's painting. |
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− | Link's moveset includes many attacks and items from the ''Zelda'' series, including the [[Master Sword]] for most of his smash attacks, the [[Spin Attack]] as his recovery, the [[Up Thrust]] and [[Down Thrust]], the [[Hookshot]] as his grab, and the [[Boomerang]] and [[Bomb]]s as projectiles. Link also holds the [[Hylian Shield]], although it cannot be used to protect him, feature that was not added until ''Melee''. |
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− | Link's costumes include the [[Tunic#Kokiri Tunic|Kokiri Tunic]] as his main costume, and the [[Tunic#Goron Tunic|Goron Tunic]] and [[Tunic#Zora Tunic|Zora Tunic]] as his alternative costumes. |
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− | File:Link2.png|Link as he appears in the game |
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− | File:LinkSSB.gif|Artwork of Link |
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− | File:HCSSB.jpg|The Hyrule Castle stage |
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− | File:SSBCast.jpg|Artwork of the full ''Super Smash Bros.'' roster, featuring Link |
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Revision as of 05:14, 26 October 2014
Template:Boss
Grinexx is a boss that appears in A Link Between Worlds. It is the Lorulean counterpart of Trinexx, and like Trinexx in A Link to the Past, it is the boss of Turtle Rock. It shares quite a few similarities with Trinexx, such as a long neck, a stone shell, and rock like skin. It guards Sage Impa's painting.
Appearance and Weaknesses
Grinexx begins the fight swimming in the lava underneath the arena, and attacks Link by erupting lava from its volcano-like back, which can go through the floor since it is a grate. During this phase, Link must use the Ice Rod to hit Grinexx as it passes under the holes of the arena, while also taking care not to get hit by the naturally erupting bursts of lava. Grinexx will occasionally retaliate by erupting lava and chasing Link around, but a hit from the Ice Rod will calm it down.
After sustaining enough damage, Grinexx will jump onto the main arena and attack Link more directly. Link's swords and other weapons can now damage its head in this phase, though it will often shoot out its head with its long neck and try to bite Link. Grinexx will occasionally curl up into a boulder, and release a devastating explosion. This attack is extremely damaging, so it is advised to run away from Grinexx as soon as it curls into its shell. It can also spin around while tucked in to its shell, sliding and ricocheting on the sides of the arena. The safest way for Link to avoid this attack is to stay in the corners as it bounces around the arena since Grinexx cannot fit in those areas. It should also be noted that all of the attacks that it uses in it's second phase except for the explosion attack can be deflected with a shield. After hitting Grinexx, eventually, the boss will fall, revealing a Heart Container and Impa's painting.
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