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==''A Link to the Past''== | ==''A Link to the Past''== | ||
[[File:Helmasaur-1.png|left]]Helmasaurs are first encountered within the [[Dark Palace (A Link to the Past)|Dark Palace]], the first dungeon in the [[Dark World]]. These creatures wear an armored green mask on their head, making them invulnerable to sword slashes. The rest of their body is a soft brown color and is susceptible to most weapons. Their only form of attack involves charging directly into [[Link]], which does a full heart of damage. | [[File:Helmasaur-1.png|left]]Helmasaurs are first encountered within the [[Dark Palace (A Link to the Past)|Dark Palace]], the first dungeon in the [[Dark World]]. These creatures wear an armored green mask on their head, making them invulnerable to sword slashes. The rest of their body is a soft brown color and is susceptible to most weapons. Their only form of attack involves charging directly into [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]], which does a full heart of damage. | ||
Link is able to defeat a Helmasaur with a single slash from his [[Master Sword]]. However, the attack must hit the enemy from the back or the side, as its armored mask prevents damage from the front. If Link has full power, he can shoot his [[Beam Blade]] attack right at the Helmasaur and can defeat him with two strikes, regardless of where he hits them from. | Link is able to defeat a Helmasaur with a single slash from his [[Master Sword]]. However, the attack must hit the enemy from the back or the side, as its armored mask prevents damage from the front. If Link has full power, he can shoot his [[Beam Blade]] attack right at the Helmasaur and can defeat him with two strikes, regardless of where he hits them from. | ||
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Called Hiploops once again, these enemies make a return in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords|Four Swords]]''. In this game they are red, with a pointed helmet (making them look more like Iron Masks from the ''Oracle'' games and ''Link's Awakening''). If they see Link, they will charge at him, and he must dodge and then slash at their exposed back. | Called Hiploops once again, these enemies make a return in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords|Four Swords]]''. In this game they are red, with a pointed helmet (making them look more like Iron Masks from the ''Oracle'' games and ''Link's Awakening''). If they see Link, they will charge at him, and he must dodge and then slash at their exposed back. | ||
A simpler method employs the [[Magnet]], which is usually found in areas where Hiploops appear, to pull off their helmet. Now vulnerable to all attacks, they will run away, but after a bit they will just move around randomly, hurting [[Link]] if he touches them. | A simpler method employs the [[Magnet]], which is usually found in areas where Hiploops appear, to pull off their helmet. Now vulnerable to all attacks, they will run away, but after a bit they will just move around randomly, hurting [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] if he touches them. | ||
==''The Minish Cap''== | ==''The Minish Cap''== | ||