Keese: Difference between revisions

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', Keese will remain dormant and leave [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] alone until he moves close to it. As Link approaches a Keese will start to fly around, with its only attack being to fly right into Link. Keese do not take much damage and are easily defeated with a wide variety of weapons. The [[Fighter's Sword]] and [[Boomerang]] will defeat a Keese with just one hit. Keese first appear within the [[Secret Passage]] as Link is escorting [[Zelda (A Link to the Past)|Princess Zelda]] to the [[Sanctuary (A Link to the Past)|Sanctuary]]. Beyond this early appearance, Keese mainly appear in the dark tunnels on [[Death Mountain]]. The [[Dark World]] counterpart to a Keese is a [[Chasupa]].

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', Keese look much more bat-like than in previous titles, which is likely due to the more realistic graphics of ''Twilight Princess''. Just like their role in other ''Zelda'' titles, Keese are more annoying than any actual danger (the exception being large groups of them, of course). If Link uses the [[Hidden Skills#Shield Attack|Shield Attack]] on a Keese, it will fall to the ground and be vulnerable. The [[Spin Attack]] is a great method of attack against larger groups. Additionally, Link can also use projectiles weapons to defeat Keese. The [[Hero's Bow]], [[Slingshot]], and [[Clawshot]] are all very useful against single Keese, but are not recommended to be used against groups.

[[File:IceKeese.png|100px|right|thumb|[[Ice Keese]]]]