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Medusa originally co-ruled [[Angel Land]] with Palutena. Whereas Palutena fostered the growth of humanity, Medusa hated them, and took enjoyment in drying up crops and petrifying the humans. As punishment, Palutena changed Medusa's form to a hideous cyclopic, snake-haired monster and banished her to the Underworld. Angered by this, Medusa vowed revenge to overthrow Palutena and retake her position in the [[Palace in the Sky]]. Medusa eventually gained the allegiance of the Underworld monsters and led an attack against [[Palutena's Army]]. After the ensuing war, Medusa successfully imprisoned Palutena, stole the [[Three Sacred Treasures]], and turned all the [[Centurion]]s to stone. | |||
When Pit encounters Medusa in the [[Palace of the Sky]], she has taken refuge in a large effigy of herself. Pit must dodge deadly rays and [[Tanatos]] snakes from her hair, all while attempting to hit her with [[Arrow of Light|Arrows of Light]]. By positioning himself just a little bit under eye-level, he can avoid the majority of her attacks easily. Once she's taken enough damage, the eye will disappear, revealing a crumpling Medusa. The [[Mirror Shield]] will block her eye beams, but only if the shield is up (when Pit's not firing). Careful timing will prevent unnecessary damage. | When Pit encounters Medusa in the [[Palace of the Sky]], she has taken refuge in a large effigy of herself. Pit must dodge deadly rays and [[Tanatos]] snakes from her hair, all while attempting to hit her with [[Arrow of Light|Arrows of Light]]. By positioning himself just a little bit under eye-level, he can avoid the majority of her attacks easily. Once she's taken enough damage, the eye will disappear, revealing a crumpling Medusa. The [[Mirror Shield]] will block her eye beams, but only if the shield is up (when Pit's not firing). Careful timing will prevent unnecessary damage. |
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