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==Behavior== | ==Behavior== | ||
Like their Mine's counterparts [[Metal Head]], they have a very high defense. | Like their Mine's counterparts [[Metal Head]], they have a very high defense. | ||
They explode upon death after a short amount of time. Explosion is similar to the [[Cherry Bomb]], and may damage the player, break rocks/nodes and destroy nearby items already on the ground. | They speed up to chase the player at low health and explode after a while if they don't touch the player. They will also explode upon death after a short amount of time. Explosion is similar to the [[Cherry Bomb]], and may damage the player, break rocks/nodes and destroy nearby items already on the ground. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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| Information | |
| Spawns In: | Volcano Dungeon |
| Floors: | All |
| Killable: | Yes |
| Base HP: | 215 |
| Base Damage: | 18 |
| Base Def: | 8 |
| Speed: | 2 |
| XP: | 16 |
| Variations: | Metal Head |
| Drops: | If reached bottom of Mines: |
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Hot Heads are an enemy found in the Volcano Dungeon.
Behavior
Like their Mine's counterparts Metal Head, they have a very high defense. They speed up to chase the player at low health and explode after a while if they don't touch the player. They will also explode upon death after a short amount of time. Explosion is similar to the Cherry Bomb, and may damage the player, break rocks/nodes and destroy nearby items already on the ground.
History
- 1.5: Introduced.

