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Peahat

Für The Legend of Zelda auf dem Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

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Peahat

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Englischer NamePeahat
Japanischer Nameピーハット (Übersetzung von 101Leafy)

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Peahat, offizielles Artwork aus ゼルダの伝説 取扱説明書
Peahat. ゼルダの伝説 取扱説明書 (任天堂, 1986), S. 28

Aus den offiziellen Büchern

Its attack is weak. A flower spirit that flutters around in the air, it can only be beaten while it is standing still.

ゼルダの伝説 取扱説明書 (任天堂, 1986), S. 28, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

Its attack is weak. A flower spirit that flutters around in the air, it can only be beaten while it is standing still.

ゼルダの伝説1 取扱説明書 (任天堂, 1994), S. 22, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

Has little attacking power. This is the ghost of a flower that bounces and flutters around the place. Link can eliminate it only when it's standing still.

The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet (Nintendo of America, 1987), S. 29

They are reincarnations of flowers that fly around. It's not a powerful attacker, but it is impossible to hurt while it's flying. In addition to that difficulty, it rarely stops. The best strategy is not to pay any attention to it. After you beat all enemies except the Peahat, get away from that area as soon as possible, unless you have the magical clock, with which you can easily beat it.

The Legend of Zelda Tips and Tactics (Tokuma Shoten Publishing for Nintendo of America, 1987), S. 18

Touching its spinning petals hurts you, and Link's attacks do nothing to it. You can only hit it while it has landed to rest.

ゼルダの伝説 (二見書房, 1986), S. 70, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A flower monster that flies around spinning. Touching it hurts you, and they often come in groups. Dodge them well.

ゼルダの伝説 必勝攻略ガイド (新星出版社, 1986), S. 6, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A flower come to life that flies around flapping its petals. To defeat it you have to strike when it stops.

ファミリーコンピュータ攻略ガイドブック1 ゼルダの伝説 (曙出版, 1986), S. 9, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

It floats around and can only be attacked when it stops. Its attack is weak.

ファミリーコンピュータ必勝シリーズ1 ゼルダの伝説 (ミリオン出版, 1986), S. 22, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

It's hard to pin down, so stab it with the sword when the flower stops spinning. Its attack is weak, so there's no need to force a fight.

ファミリーコンピュータ必勝シリーズ1 ゼルダの伝説 (ミリオン出版, 1986), S. 77, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A flower spirit that flies around spinning its petals like a propeller. You can only beat it while it is stopped, but it's better to leave it alone and dodge it.

ファミコン マル勝DXシリーズ1 ゼルダの伝説 (角川書店, 1986), S. 49, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A flower spirit that floats and flutters about. Its attack is weak, but you can only defeat it while it is standing still, which makes it a nuisance. Better not to worry about it and just move on.

ゼルダの伝説 (秋田書店, 1986), S. 25, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

They appear in the sandy areas along the coast and riverbanks. They float through the air and land now and then.

ゼルダの伝説 (双葉社, 1986), S. 16, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A flower spirit that floats around, with a weak attack. But don't let your guard down. You can only beat it while it is stopped. Move Link well and finish it in one hit. When there are a lot of them, running away is fine too.

ケイブンシャの大百科別冊 ゼルダの伝説1 (勁文社, 1994), S. 18, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A monster flower that flies around in the air. Its attack and stamina are both fairly weak, but you can only beat it when it stops spinning, which makes it hard to hit. It sometimes drops a Heart, but don't count on it. Not worth chasing around.

ゼルダブック (ファミコン必勝本 1986年6月号付録) (JICC出版局, 1986), S. 71, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

A flower spirit that drifts around in the air. It doesn't hit hard, but you can only beat it while it has stopped, so it may be a troublesome enemy.

わんぱっくコミック増刊 ゼルダの伝説 必勝ヒント本 (徳間書店, 1986), S. 10, Übersetzung von 101Leafy

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