| Display title | Hydra Problem |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is where when you defeat an enemy, one or two more show up in its place, and so on until you perform some kind of specific attack to kill it for good. Named for the Hydra from Greek mythology, which had nine heads that grew two more heads whenever one was chopped off; the only way to destroy it was to cut off the heads and cauterize the stumps with fire before the head was able to grow back and multiply. Compare to Asteroids Monsters, in which a monster when destroyed divides into several smaller versions of itself and you have to keep killing them until they are dead for good. |