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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Ras are animated dragon-headed statues that decorate the walls of most | Ras are animated dragon-headed statues that decorate the walls of most palaces in [[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]] except [[Parapa Palace]]. Ras fly through the air in a wavelike patterns. Sometime, they tend to appear continuously in certain passageways in large numbers and the battle will be difficult. | ||
Ras steal experience points from you if they come in contact with you. [[Downward Thrust]]s or [[Upward Thrust]]s are the best ways to take care of these flying pests. They also will destroyed after being slashed with your [[Sword]] enough times. There are two variations of Ra in this game. | Ras steal experience points from you if they come in contact with you. [[Downward Thrust]]s or [[Upward Thrust]]s are the best ways to take care of these flying pests. They also will destroyed after being slashed with your [[Sword]] enough times. There are two variations of Ra in this game. | ||
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Orange Ras are found only in the [[Great Palace]]. They are quite a bit stronger than the Blue Ras. They also have a faster speed and a unexpected movement pattern. Link also gains 20 experience points for defeating the Orange Ra. | Orange Ras are found only in the [[Great Palace]]. They are quite a bit stronger than the Blue Ras. They also have a faster speed and a unexpected movement pattern. Link also gains 20 experience points for defeating the Orange Ra. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
* Ra is the name of ancient Egyptian sun god. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||