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When Spell is used in combat, it turns nearly any enemy into a [[Bot]]. Enemies such as [[Iron Knuckle]]s, [[Stalfos]], [[Guma]], and other monsters that normally do not reappear after being defeated until exiting the palace will do so after having Spell cast upon them. Spell will also transform hidden [[Magic Jar]]s into Bots as well. | When Spell is used in combat, it turns nearly any enemy into a [[Bot]]. Enemies such as [[Iron Knuckle]]s, [[Stalfos]], [[Guma]], and other monsters that normally do not reappear after being defeated until exiting the palace will do so after having Spell cast upon them. Spell will also transform hidden [[Magic Jar]]s into Bots as well. | ||
Enemies immune to the effects of Spell include [[Boss]]es, [[Geldarm]], [[ | Enemies immune to the effects of Spell include [[Boss]]es, [[Geldarm]], [[Geru]], [[Mago]], [[Wizard]]s, [[Ache|Purple Ache]], or [[Moa|Purple Moa]]. Spell is also ineffective against many of the enemies in the [[Great Palace]] including [[Bubble]]s, [[Boss Bot]]s, [[Fokka]]s, [[Fokkeru]], and [[King Bubble]]s. | ||
Spell is also used to uncover the entrance to a certain building near the edge of the [[Hidden Town of Kasuto]] containing the [[Magic Key]], which is required to complete the [[Three-Eye Rock Palace]]. | Spell is also used to uncover the entrance to a certain building near the edge of the [[Hidden Town of Kasuto]] containing the [[Magic Key]], which is required to complete the [[Three-Eye Rock Palace]]. | ||