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'''Twinbellows''' (ツインベロス ''Tsuinberosu'') is a large, two-headed dog that acts as a recurring | '''Twinbellows''' (ツインベロス ''Tsuinberosu'') is a large, two-headed dog that acts as a recurring boss of the ''Kid Icarus'' games. Its body is engulfed in flames and is the very first boss that [[Pit]] faces in the series. It is commonly referred to as the guard dog of the [[Underworld]]. | ||
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Twinbellows is a large, demonic dog-like creature that lives within the dark caverns of the Underworld. In ''Kid Icarus'', it was bright red in color, with yellow spikes running along its back. It also had a fiery mane, which was not visible in-game. In'' Kid Icarus: Uprising'', its body is darker red, with much of its fur engulfed in flames. It is shown that the beast was formerly chained down since it has a large, metal brace with a broken chain attached to its left paw. Both of its heads also wear similar-looking spiked collars with chains dangling down from them. In addition, Twinbellows wears bone armor along its back, with funnel-like spouts that shoot flames running along its spine. | Twinbellows is a large, demonic dog-like creature that lives within the dark caverns of the Underworld. In ''Kid Icarus'', it was bright red in color, with yellow spikes running along its back. It also had a fiery mane, which was not visible in-game. In'' Kid Icarus: Uprising'', its body is darker red, with much of its fur engulfed in flames. It is shown that the beast was formerly chained down since it has a large, metal brace with a broken chain attached to its left paw. Both of its heads also wear similar-looking spiked collars with chains dangling down from them. In addition, Twinbellows wears bone armor along its back, with funnel-like spouts that shoot flames running along its spine. | ||
