Rupee Like

are recurring in .
==Characteristics==
 are variations of , with of varying denominations attached to stalks at their tops.
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Rupee Likes debut in Four Swords. They hide under the Rupees at the top of their stalks, which they use as a lure to try to ambush and eat any Link. The color of the Rupee on their stalk determines how many Rupees it steals from a Link at a time. They can be very annoying if not dealt with quickly, especially in the later levels, since they will spit a Link out only if he breaks free or if all of the Rupees are stolen, and you need Rupees in order to pass levels or revive fallen Links. Additionally, Rupee Likes are very durable comparing to most other enemies.
Most of the time if a piece of Rupee spawns out of nowhere, it is very likely to be a Rupee Like.
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 hide under the at the top of their stalks and use it to lure in . They act pretty much like their debut appearance in Four Swords. They appear in various areas and come in three types: , , and . The color of the indicates how many they drain at a time from . appear be shorter than , not counting their stalks, and can only engulf up to his neck. When they have captured him, they hold his head with their stalks.
If a engulfs , it will suck his away and continue to do so until he struggles free or if he runs out of . are commonly found hiding in a large group of and are usually found at a corner or the middle of the formation. The they carry on their stalks are real and can be claimed among the undigested when they are defeated. will continue to chase down if he has no , though they deal no damage.
One method to avoid falling prey to a is to collect free-standing with items such as the or the .
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 are very large in , appearing in the . As with , they can draw in from a distance like a vacuum. They appear in the maze-like area before the water level is lowered with the , and they will appear within the maze if the water level has already been lowered.
As in , attempt to lure with the at the top of their stalks; the color of the determines how many are stolen from at a time. They will spit him out if he breaks free or if he runs out of , although it is possible for him to break free before any are stolen.
They will still try to attack even if he has no . Unlike , will take one half of a of damage when he is released by the , but the damage is taken when he lands on the ground. If hits the ground after being released and falls into water, the extra damage will apply, dealing a total of one of damage. Also, can hide back in the ground if is far enough away, using their as lures again, and they will attack if re-approaches.
If are stolen from by a , he can regain them if he defeats the quickly.
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 have slightly larger shadows in comparison to normal in . As usual, a Rupee Like will reveal themselves when Link draws near. A Rupee Like will try to eat him if it's facing him when he's close enough. Rupee Likes cannot chase Link if he's on shallow water, but they can still eat him if he's close enough to dry land. Unlike the other games it's appeared in, all Rupee Likes will steal a set amount of Rupees from Link regardless of the color of the Rupee on their stalks, before spitting him out; always stealing ~20 Rupees each time, and Link will take only a quarter of a heart of damage when he's spat out. The amount of Rupees stolen can be decreased if Link struggles if the player moves the circle pad of the Nintendo 3DS. Also, Link can also get hurt by simply touching the Rupee Like when it doesn't try to eat him. This actually deals more damage then being spat out after being eaten, similarly to the Anti-Kirbies in Link's Awakening, but it only deals half a heart of damage. They will always drop a upon defeat, even if the is a , , or Purple . Even after defeat, cannot regain that have been stolen from him. , , and appear all throughout and , while the Purple only appears in 's .
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==Gallery==
File:ALBW Rupee Like Purple Model.png|A purple from 
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