Blizzeta
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| Blizzeta | |
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| Title | Twilit Ice Mass |
| Game(s) | Twilight Princess |
| Dungeon(s) | Snowpeak Ruins |
| Weakness(es) | Ball and Chain |
The Mirror Shard has a truly frightening effect...
Strategy
Blizzeta's first form is reminiscent of an enormous Babushka/Matryoshka doll. She spins around the chamber, and the Ball and Chain must be used to chip away at the layers surrounding her until barely anything is left. Now, she encases herself within another ice barrier and rises into the air, summoning huge ice spikes around her. At first, the spikes will fall and try to impale you, but as long as you keep running they won't touch you. If you can, break one or more of the spikes with the ball and chain after they fall. They will try to circle around you and make a trap, allowing Blizzeta to fall to the floor in an attempt to crush you. Avoid her and swing the Ball and Chain to cause damage to her ice shield. After that, they all get called up again and they will float directly above and slam into a circle around you once more. Do this a few times and she will be defeated.Trivia
- The ice pillars that surround Blizzeta when she is hovering in the air, strongly resembles the Snowhead Temple from Majora's Mask.
- Since the only weapon that can be used on Blizzeta to cause any damage is the Ball and Chain, this boss does not experience a Critical Point, or a narrow space of time where Link is able to strike at a boss in fatigue, or other state, denoted by a triumphant music change.
- When the ice masses surrounding Blizzeta are hovering in the air, they will sometimes drop Recovery Hearts. These recovery hearts, along with those released by Yeto and Yeta when they embrace, are the only recovery hearts in the entire dungeon.

