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'''Parapa Palace''' is the first [[Dungeon|dungeon]] in ''The Adventure of Link''. It is located on the northeastern desert of western [[Hyrule]]. Parapa Palace is filled with [[Tinsuit]]s, [[Bot]]s, [[Stalfos]], [[Bubble]]s, [[Iron Knuckle]]s and a few [[Mace Thrower]]s. | '''Parapa Palace''' is the first [[Dungeon|dungeon]] in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''. It is located on the northeastern desert of western [[Hyrule]]. Parapa Palace is filled with enemies such as [[Tinsuit]]s, [[Bot]]s, [[Stalfos]], [[Bubble]]s, [[Iron Knuckle]]s and a few [[Mace Thrower]]s. [[Link]] receives the [[Candle]] in this dungeon, the first item of the game. The [[boss]] goes by the name of [[Horsehead]]; a half horse-half man creature similar to a Centaur. When Link places the crystal in the statue in the room next to the boss room, the Palace will turn to stone, thus, he will not be able to enter it again. | ||
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Parapa Palace is the first dungeon in The Adventure of Link. It is located on the northeastern desert of western Hyrule. Parapa Palace is filled with enemies such as Tinsuits, Bots, Stalfos, Bubbles, Iron Knuckles and a few Mace Throwers. Link receives the Candle in this dungeon, the first item of the game. The boss goes by the name of Horsehead; a half horse-half man creature similar to a Centaur. When Link places the crystal in the statue in the room next to the boss room, the Palace will turn to stone, thus, he will not be able to enter it again.