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In order to reach the boss's room, the player has to first reach the top of each of the course's four pillars. The player can easily stand on the two west of and the one in the southeastern corner of the pyramid, though the one in the northeastern corner requires the player to use a [[Wing Cap]] or a [[Green Shell|Shiny Shell]] to reach it, as it is surrounded by [[quicksand]]. Once the player stands on the | In order to reach the boss's room, the player has to first reach the top of each of the course's four pillars. The player can easily stand on the two west of and the one in the southeastern corner of the pyramid, though the one in the northeastern corner requires the player to use a [[Wing Cap]] or a [[Green Shell|Shiny Shell]] to reach it, as it is surrounded by [[quicksand]]. Once the player stands on the top of all four pillars, the top of the pyramid spins and explodes, revealing a secret entrance. Entering this new entrance brings the player to a [[lift]] that slides down the center of the pyramid's interior and stops at a hole. The hole leads to a room with a sarcophagus and some stone steps. Standing on the stone steps transforms them into a pair of hands, forming the Eyerok boss. | ||
The eyes on the palms of the | The eyes on the palms of the hands open and close throughout the battle, and the player needs to damage each three times in order to defeat the boss. Only one eye opens at a time, however. Eyerok attempts to either crush the player or shove them off the edge. Sometimes, the Eyerok hands work together and repeatedly pound the ground in an attempt to damage the player. Once one of the Eyerok hands is defeated, the other slides towards the player with its eye open, making it difficult to time a hit on the boss. Once both hands are defeated, the [[Power Star]] appears on top of the sarcophagus. | ||
In ''Super Mario 64 DS'', [[Luigi]] can [[Backward Somersault|backward-somersault]] to the pillar in the northeastern corner of the pyramid. Also, the hole that leads to Eyerok's chamber is blocked by a [[block (Super Mario 64)|Brick]], which the player must [[punch]]. Luigi can access Eyerok's chamber by backward-somersaulting off the cube Eyerok is within, punching the Brick in the hole, and then falling down into Eyerok's chamber. If [[Yoshi]] is fighting Eyerok, he can [[Slide Kick|slide-kick]] or [[Ground Pound|ground-pound]] into Eyerok's open eyes or eat a flame from a pillar and then [[Fire Power (Yoshi)|breathe it]] at him. If [[Wario]] is fighting Eyerok, he needs to hit each eye only twice. | In ''Super Mario 64 DS'', [[Luigi]] can [[Backward Somersault|backward-somersault]] to the pillar in the northeastern corner of the pyramid. Also, the hole that leads to Eyerok's chamber is blocked by a [[block (Super Mario 64)|Brick]], which the player must [[punch]]. Luigi can access Eyerok's chamber by backward-somersaulting off the cube Eyerok is within, punching the Brick in the hole, and then falling down into Eyerok's chamber. If [[Yoshi]] is fighting Eyerok, he can [[Slide Kick|slide-kick]] or [[Ground Pound|ground-pound]] into Eyerok's open eyes or eat a flame from a pillar and then [[Fire Power (Yoshi)|breathe it]] at him. If [[Wario]] is fighting Eyerok, he needs to hit each eye only twice. |