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How do you defeat bellum in Legend of Zelda phantom hourglass?
You have to get all three pure metals
What are Pure metal with the melting point lower than Cu?
Three metals that when melted together can make the phantom sword. These metals are in The Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass.
Is there a action replay code for the three pure metals in legend of Zelda phantom hourglass?
I am looking for one but so far, NONE!
What are the pure metals called in the Legend of Zelda phantom hourglass?
the pure metals are called crimsonine,azurine and i haven't gotten to the third yet.
What do you do in the temple when you have 2 pure metals in Zelda phatom hourglass?
You must head to the temple of Mutoh's temple to retrieve the third rare alloy. You need to collect all three alloys to complete the quest in Zelda Phantom Hourglass.
Where are the three pure metals in Zelda the phantom hourglass?
1st: Goron Island2nd: Icy Island (can't remember name; covered in ice)3rd: Northeastern region (dunno where)
On Zelda Phantom Hourglass How do you get the Phantom Meta l?
If you are refering to the three pure metals used to make the phantom sword, then you will need to go down into the Temple of the Ocean King and search for the last two sea charts. The southeastern is easy to find, but the northeastern is a little tricky to find. You can refer to other questions on how to find the northeastern sea chart.
How do you beat Zelda phantom hourglass?
To beat Zelda P.H., get all the Spirits, get the 3 pure metals, get the Phantom Sword, beat Bellum, sink the Ghost Ship, beat Bellum (again?) ,-oh its over then!!!
Why is it unlikely to find pure alkali metals in a nature?
They are very reactive
Where do i find the pure metal in Zelda phantom hourglass?
Its at the bottom of the sea in the south east map. it took me a while to find.
Where do you go next after you have all of the pure metals on Zelda phantom hourglass?
You have to go to the North Western sea and then go to Zaus's Island. Then he will make the Phantom Sword for you.
Why do you rarely find metals in a pure state?
Metals are highly reactive and are most commonly found in an oxidized state.
