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- "Ball and Chain" is a song by Duran Duran, released as an additional bonus track on the Japanese edition of the album Medazzaland by Capitol-EMI-Virgin on the 14 October 1997.
- This consists of a heavy studded ball suspended on a long chain hanging from a pole. The wielder swings the heavy ball over the side of the War Wagon, knocking riders from their mounts and sending foot troopers flying. It is built by the Imperial Engineers School.[1a]
- The Ball and Chain is a Normal flail for the Crusader in Diablo III: Reaper of Souls. It requires character level 30 to be used.
- The Ball and Chain is an item featured in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for the Wii and GameCube. You'll obtain this item once you defeat the mid boss in Snowpeak Ruins. While it may be very powerful, it also makes Link go very slow while he's holding it.
- "Ball and Chain" is the fifth episode of Haven, airing on Syfy on 6 August 2010.
- The Ball and Chain is a Heavy Weapon, used by Assassins. It is not a preferred weapon due to its lacked mobility and heavy offset. It, as its name states is a heavy metal ball connected to a long iron chain. It has Eastern decent and was found at a Market in Damascus. It sometimes is topped with a spiked ball. Several guards have been seen using it, along with a large riot shield. There is an archetype to this that consits of a long pole with three chains hanging off. Each chain holds a spiked metal ball.
- "Ball and Chain" is a song by Colin Moulding. It appeared on and was released as a single for the 1982 album English Settlement. It reached no. 58 on the UK Singles chart. A shelved single version appeared on the 2002 Coat of Many Cupboards box set, while the original demo was never released.
- Ball and Chain is the sixth track on the self-titled third album by Social Distortion.
- The episode starts out with Brad asking out numerous girls and failing. The Space Bikers then burst through the window to kidnap Brad to make him Tammy's husband. Meanwhile, Jenny is taking French lessons from a machine when she steps out of the classroom (with headphones on) to see Space Bikers chasing Brad in which they set of the smoke alarms which pour water on the machines electrocuting her and knocking her out.
- After first defeating its original wielder, Darkhammer, in battle at Snowpeak Ruins, Link keeps the Ball and Chain for himself, and later uses it to defeat Blizzeta. The Ball and Chain is one of two items in the game which are first wielded by a dungeon's mini-boss, and after their defeat, becomes available for Link's use, the other being the Gale Boomerang. : This article or section contains non-canonical information that is not considered to be an official part of the Legend of Zelda series and should not be considered part of the overall storyline.
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| abstract | - __NOEDITSECTION__ Navigation Main Page - Classes - Skills - Gems - Bestiary Weapons
- "Ball and Chain" is a song by Duran Duran, released as an additional bonus track on the Japanese edition of the album Medazzaland by Capitol-EMI-Virgin on the 14 October 1997.
- This consists of a heavy studded ball suspended on a long chain hanging from a pole. The wielder swings the heavy ball over the side of the War Wagon, knocking riders from their mounts and sending foot troopers flying. It is built by the Imperial Engineers School.[1a]
- The Ball and Chain is a Normal flail for the Crusader in Diablo III: Reaper of Souls. It requires character level 30 to be used.
- The Ball and Chain is an item featured in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for the Wii and GameCube. You'll obtain this item once you defeat the mid boss in Snowpeak Ruins. While it may be very powerful, it also makes Link go very slow while he's holding it.
- "Ball and Chain" is the fifth episode of Haven, airing on Syfy on 6 August 2010.
- The Ball and Chain is a Heavy Weapon, used by Assassins. It is not a preferred weapon due to its lacked mobility and heavy offset. It, as its name states is a heavy metal ball connected to a long iron chain. It has Eastern decent and was found at a Market in Damascus. It sometimes is topped with a spiked ball. Several guards have been seen using it, along with a large riot shield. There is an archetype to this that consits of a long pole with three chains hanging off. Each chain holds a spiked metal ball.
- "Ball and Chain" is a song by Colin Moulding. It appeared on and was released as a single for the 1982 album English Settlement. It reached no. 58 on the UK Singles chart. A shelved single version appeared on the 2002 Coat of Many Cupboards box set, while the original demo was never released.
- Ball and Chain is the sixth track on the self-titled third album by Social Distortion.
- The episode starts out with Brad asking out numerous girls and failing. The Space Bikers then burst through the window to kidnap Brad to make him Tammy's husband. Meanwhile, Jenny is taking French lessons from a machine when she steps out of the classroom (with headphones on) to see Space Bikers chasing Brad in which they set of the smoke alarms which pour water on the machines electrocuting her and knocking her out. Brad (now at Mezmer's tied up) finally gets told of Tammy's plan to marry him. And while they are planning for the wedding Brad tries unsuccessfully escaping. Jenny is later started up by a janitor who is using her as a floor shiner to which she quickly realizes that Brad is about to get married at the church. Jenny arrives right before they say "I do" when she unsuccessfully tries to convince Brad to not marry Tammy she then gives Brad a kiss on the cheek and leaves. At the after party Jenny sadly accepts that Brad is happy. But when Tammy says that Brad will be more of a slave than a husband he wants out to which Tammy tries to eat him as tradition. Jenny then defeats the Space Bikers who then leave. Brad then goes on to say how all the ladies will be happy that he is now available again to which Tuck runs out to be disappointed that he won't be able to live with the Space Bikers and go on to say how Brad blew it again.
- After first defeating its original wielder, Darkhammer, in battle at Snowpeak Ruins, Link keeps the Ball and Chain for himself, and later uses it to defeat Blizzeta. The Ball and Chain is one of two items in the game which are first wielded by a dungeon's mini-boss, and after their defeat, becomes available for Link's use, the other being the Gale Boomerang. Though slow to wield, it's a force to be reckoned with in battle; Link can swing it over his head to ward off persistent enemies, or throw it to truly wreak havoc on his foes. Despite its size and weight, he can wield the weapon with a surprising amount of dexterity that surpasses even that of Darkhammer. The power of the Ball and Chain allows Link to destroy Redead Knights extremely quickly with just two hits, and can break Chilfos' parries, defeating them instantly. When held, the Ball and Chain functions as a make-shift shield. Swinging it also offers some protection from airborne enemies, such as a White Wolfos in mid-leap. The Ball and Chain also slows down his movement speed considerably, like the Iron Boots. In some cases, holding the Ball and Chain gives Link the same benefits as with wearing the Iron Boots, such as being able to stand firm in the face of fierce winds. Interestingly, it can also be used to shatter boulders that would otherwise require Bombs to break and has the ability to knock down the watchtowers used by Bulblin archers, otherwise destructible only through the use of a charging Bullbo. Ball and Chains are the preferred weapons, and also the namesake, of Ball & Chain Troopers. When swung, these weapons repel most incoming attacks, which makes it difficult for Link to reach and attack the troopers directly. Their ability to cause heavy damage coupled with their long reach makes the Ball & Chain Troopers feared enemies. General Onox and Gooma also use Ball and Chains in their respective battles against Link. : This article or section contains non-canonical information that is not considered to be an official part of the Legend of Zelda series and should not be considered part of the overall storyline.
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