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In the third phase, the Icicle Golem's legs melt off as it crawls to the far end of the arena, where it remains for the rest of the battle. It continues using its old attacks, but its "line of sight" counterattack can be activated much more frequently. It also gains a pair of [[Supporter|Sherbet Supporters]] at the end of its first turn; the Rabbids appear on either side of the Golem, and should be dealt with quickly to prevent them from disrupting the party and healing the boss. | In the third phase, the Icicle Golem's legs melt off as it crawls to the far end of the arena, where it remains for the rest of the battle. It continues using its old attacks, but its "line of sight" counterattack can be activated much more frequently. It also gains a pair of [[Supporter|Sherbet Supporters]] at the end of its first turn; the Rabbids appear on either side of the Golem, and should be dealt with quickly to prevent them from disrupting the party and healing the boss. | ||
Once its HP is depleted for the third time, the Icicle Golem's body will collapse, leaving its head on the ground. The head no longer attacks or moves; all the heroes have to do is hit it with a dash attack to knock off its lower jaw and end the battle. In the post-battle cutscene, the Rabbid member of the party picks up the boss's head, plays with it for a moment in a manner similar to the "Alas, poor Yorick" scene from [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''{{wp|Hamlet}}'', then sets it down for Peach to kick back into the giant refrigerator from whence it came, freeing the trapped member of the party in the process. | Once its HP is depleted for the third time, the Icicle Golem's body will collapse, leaving its head on the ground. The head no longer attacks or moves; all the heroes have to do is hit it with a dash attack to knock off its lower jaw and end the battle. In the post-battle cutscene, the Rabbid member of the party (usually Rabbid Peach) picks up the boss's head, plays with it for a moment in a manner similar to the "Alas, poor Yorick" scene from [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''{{wp|Hamlet}}'', then sets it down for Peach to kick back into the giant refrigerator from whence it came, freeing the trapped member of the party in the process. | ||
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