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The Quintesson Cruiser is the quintessential Quintesson spacecraft, and it is often simply referred to as "the" Quintesson Ship. The Quintesson Cruiser spins on its axis as it moves through space. Though its unique design means it's best served by a planetary starbase with a cradle capable of receiving it, the Quintesson Cruiser is capable of burrowing tail first into the ground and balancing with the aid of a landing stabilizers. Bellum (ベラムー Beramū?) is the primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Bellum is an evil deity that drains other beings of their life energy, and has plagued the World of the Ocean King for unknown periods of time. Bellum's motives are never touched upon; his singular agenda seems to be the continued draining of life force, and the perpetuity of destruction and strife. He is also one of the few villains to never utter a single line of dialogue. Bellum (ベラムー, Beramū ?), es el principal antagonista de The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Es un demonio que absorbe la energía vital de los seres vivos, el cual ha atacado el Mundo del Rey del Mar. Bellum es una criatura gigantesca y malévola que posee multiples ojos oscuros, con un globo ocular principal existente en la cavidad bucal. Cada tentáculo también soporta un ojo pequeño. También es uno de los pocos villanos que no cuenta con una sola línea de diálogo. Bellum is the primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass and its only appearance so far, though his Phantom minions (who are made from Bellum) appear in Spirit Tracks, so he survived through them. He resembles a squid, with an eye on the end of each of his five purple tentacles. He has a sixth eye on the center of his body, which is his weak point. He has two titles, the Evil Phantom and the Phantom Devil. Bellum is an evil boss at the end of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass it takes over Linebeck and it has eyes all over its body. Bellum has three phases to his battle. First, Link has to fight him in is "visual" form. Bellum starts out in a pool of purple ooze (disgusting). From there, he shoots little purple splotches that can hurt Link when he is hit by them. But, if he doesn't hit them, they turn into ooze monsters. Easily enough though, Link can defeat them in one hit with his sword. Bellum (ベラムー Beramū?) is the primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Bellum is an evil being that drains other beings of their life energy and has plagued the World of the Ocean King for an unknown period of time. Bellum's motives are never touched upon; his singular agenda seems to be the continued draining of life force, and the perpetuity of destruction and strife. He is also one of the few villains to never utter a single line of dialogue. Interestingly, Bellum was known as "Grande Octo" during early development, as he was originally planned to be a large Octorok.

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Bellum is the primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass and its only appearance so far, though his Phantom minions (who are made from Bellum) appear in Spirit Tracks, so he survived through them. He resembles a squid, with an eye on the end of each of his five purple tentacles. He has a sixth eye on the center of his body, which is his weak point. He has two titles, the Evil Phantom and the Phantom Devil. Bellum (ベラムー, Beramū ?), es el principal antagonista de The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Es un demonio que absorbe la energía vital de los seres vivos, el cual ha atacado el Mundo del Rey del Mar. Bellum es una criatura gigantesca y malévola que posee multiples ojos oscuros, con un globo ocular principal existente en la cavidad bucal. Cada tentáculo también soporta un ojo pequeño. También es uno de los pocos villanos que no cuenta con una sola línea de diálogo. Bellum (ベラムー Beramū?) is the primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Bellum is an evil being that drains other beings of their life energy and has plagued the World of the Ocean King for an unknown period of time. Bellum's motives are never touched upon; his singular agenda seems to be the continued draining of life force, and the perpetuity of destruction and strife. He is also one of the few villains to never utter a single line of dialogue. Interestingly, Bellum was known as "Grande Octo" during early development, as he was originally planned to be a large Octorok. The Quintesson Cruiser is the quintessential Quintesson spacecraft, and it is often simply referred to as "the" Quintesson Ship. The Quintesson Cruiser spins on its axis as it moves through space. Though its unique design means it's best served by a planetary starbase with a cradle capable of receiving it, the Quintesson Cruiser is capable of burrowing tail first into the ground and balancing with the aid of a landing stabilizers. The most physically massive of the Quintesson spacecraft, the Quintesson Cruiser dwarfs the Autobot Sky Lynx, and has a docking bay large enough to accommodate a Quintesson Warship. The Quintesson Cruiser is equipped with energy cannon, a sophisticated broadcasting array and a camouflage unit that can engulf the ship in an innocent-looking cosmic dust cloud. Bellum (ベラムー Beramū?) is the primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Bellum is an evil deity that drains other beings of their life energy, and has plagued the World of the Ocean King for unknown periods of time. Bellum's motives are never touched upon; his singular agenda seems to be the continued draining of life force, and the perpetuity of destruction and strife. He is also one of the few villains to never utter a single line of dialogue. Interestingly, Bellum was known as "Grande Octo" (meaning "Big Octorok") during early development, as he was originally planned to be a large Octorok. Bellum is an evil boss at the end of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass it takes over Linebeck and it has eyes all over its body. Bellum has three phases to his battle. First, Link has to fight him in is "visual" form. Bellum starts out in a pool of purple ooze (disgusting). From there, he shoots little purple splotches that can hurt Link when he is hit by them. But, if he doesn't hit them, they turn into ooze monsters. Easily enough though, Link can defeat them in one hit with his sword.

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