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271 frames for both the GameCube original and the NPC! remake. Definitely 9 seconds.
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== Petrification == | == Petrification == | ||
{{game help|p2|2=<br> | {{game help|p2|2=<br> | ||
*Add the chances of drops for bosses and the Titan Dweevil.}} | *Add the chances of drops for bosses and the Titan Dweevil.}} | ||
This spray can be deployed by pressing {{button|gc|padu|wii|1}}. Any [[enemy]] or [[bomb-rock]] in | This spray can be deployed by pressing {{button|gc|padu|wii|1}}. Any [[enemy]] or [[bomb-rock]] in the direction of the cursor instantly becomes immobilized and slowly turns into stone. In the case of {{npcp2}}, the leader will spray in front of them, but the cursor's direction is still what matters. After nine seconds, the enemies or bombs break free and resume their normal activities, but before they reach this point, they will begin shaking, as to warn the player that the petrification is ending. When an enemy is defeated while petrified, it will crumble to dust and leave behind one dosage of a liquid, this being either [[nectar]] or a [[spray drop]]. Most [[boss]]es, however, will drop five doses of liquid, and the [[Titan Dweevil]] will drop ten doses. The perceived chances of a single drop being nectar or a spray are as follows:<ref>These values are obtained from a [[Talk:{{PAGENAME}}#Probabilities|fan-driven experiment]], rounded to what are the most likely real values.</ref> | ||
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