Farosh

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Template:Animal Farosh is a Dragon in Breath of the Wild.

Characteristics

Hyrule Compendium Entry

152 (157) Farosh	Description A spirit of lightning has taken the form of this giant dragon. Making its home in the Faron region, it's said to have served the Spring of Courage since ancient times. An old saying goes, "The dragon ascends to the heavens as the sun begins to set," but nobody has seen this in the current age. The electricity that coats its body makes it dangerous to get near, but Farosh bears no ill will toward people.
	Common Locations Lake Hylia Lake Floria
Recoverable Materials Unknown

Farosh is one of three roaming Dragons in Hyrule, the others being Naydra and Dinraal. While it cannot be defeated, it does not actively try to harm Link. However, if Link gets too close, he will be damaged by the electricity surrounding its body, unless he possesses a full set of Rubber Armor that has been enchanced twice by a Great Fairy for the Unshockable Set Bonus. Farosh will drop different Materials if Link shoots it with his Bow. Depending on where Farosh is shot, it will either drop a Shard of Farosh's Horn, Shard of Farosh's Fang, Farosh's Claw or Farosh's Scale.

Farosh's Scale can be dropped into the Spring of Courage to reveal a hidden Ancient Shrine.

Schedule

Time	Location	Behavior
0:00	Corta Lake	Traveling down the waterfalls
1:00	Lake Floria
2:00	Lake Floria
3:00	Lake Floria
4:00	Lake Floria
5:00	Lake Hylia	Rising out of the lake
6:00	Lake Hylia	Circling the lake, then flying over the Bridge of Hylia
7:00	Lake Hylia	Disappearing into the clouds
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8:00	Lake Hylia	Diving into the lake, then passing over the Bridge of Hylia
9:00	Lake Hylia	Vanishing into the clouds
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Nomenclature

Farosh's name is derived from Farore.

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name
	Japanese	フロドラ (Furodora)
	FrenchEU	Rordrac
	Italian	Firodra