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To make a portion of Zess Dynamite, the player needs a [[Mystic Egg]] from [[Boggly Woods]], a [[Coconut]] from [[Keelhaul Key]] and two [[Fire Flower]]s from one of the shops. Bringing those items to [[Zess T.]] the [[Toad (species)|Toad]] chef will result in an [[Egg Bomb]] and a [[Coconut Bomb]]. These two items can be combined further into Zess Dynamite. | To make a portion of Zess Dynamite, the player needs a [[Mystic Egg]] from [[Boggly Woods]], a [[Coconut]] from [[Keelhaul Key]] and two [[Fire Flower]]s from one of the shops. Bringing those items to [[Zess T.]] the [[Toad (species)|Toad]] chef will result in an [[Egg Bomb]] and a [[Coconut Bomb]]. These two items can be combined further into Zess Dynamite. | ||
Zess Dynamite is an attack item, and can only be used in battle. When thrown at enemies, it summons a | Zess Dynamite is an attack item, and can only be used in battle. When thrown at enemies, it summons a ghostly image of a fierce-looking Zess T. to the battlefield, which then causes a massive explosion. The explosion affects all enemies and deals 7 points of damage to them, making Zess Dynamite one of the most powerful attack items in the whole game, surpassed only by [[Showstopper]]. Due to being explosive-typed damage, any weaknesses apply, such as Bulky Bob-ombs (and Bob-ulks) exploding and the Lava Bubble family taking +1 damage. | ||
==Recipes== | ==Recipes== | ||
