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The Magic Rod is one of the most flexible and versatile weapons in, making it an essential part of Link’s arsenal. The Magic Rod is generally unremarkable in its base form, with low durability and damage. However, by using Link’s Fuse ability, you can transform it into a powerful all-purpose weapon.
A Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player crafted an off-road car capable of handling all sorts of terrain. One of the simple joys of Tears of the Kingdom is building vehicles that provide the opportunity to get across the map faster than usual. With a simple car available to players, there is no need to travel on horseback to reach villages and other destinations in Hyrule.
Being able to play and on the Nintendo Switch has been the dream of many console owners since its launch, but the smart thing to do at this point is to accept that it's not going to happen. Both of these classic titles made triumphant returns on the Wii U, but they've been stuck there ever since. Considering how many Wii U titles have received Switch ports, it's been odd that two remastered entries in one of Nintendo's biggest franchises never made the jump.
Players can build virtually anything in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and one such inventor recently pieced together an incredibly fast mini-train with powerful mounted laser cannons to zap away enemies. One of the defining features of Tears of the Kingdom is its surprisingly in-depth weapon and vehicle crafting mechanics, which allow Link to fuse raw materials and ancient Zonai technology using his new Ultrahand abilities.
has plenty of side quests that Link can complete while he works on solving the strange phenomena occurring in each region, including "," a sort of recurring story beat from. These quests aren't required to complete the game, but they often reward Link with items like Rupees or food that he can use later to gain a buff effect. Additionally, they expand on the lore of Hyrule and add depth to the characters living there as strange events start happening due to Ganondorf being freed.
"" is a side quest in which can be surprisingly tricky to complete. It focuses on Selmie, the titular Duchess of Downhill, who has gone missing amid the regional phenomena affecting Hyrule after the Upheaval. Although ostensibly a relatively short task to complete, the conditions in which Link must operate can make finding Selmie much harder than it may first seem.
takes place directly after. As such, there's a lot of familiarity when it comes to the NPCs and areas that Link encounters. That includes the sight of Hyrule as it still shows signs of destruction from Calamity Ganon's reign of terror, but there are finally areas where Link sees a few buildings being rebuilt, and in some cases, he even helps reconstruct them with his new arm's abilities. However, it's both interesting and important to note that all these new buildings are being made out of wood instead of stone.
A creative fan of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom recently built a King Gleeok boss entirely out of LEGO blocks. The player recorded the process for Zelda fans to watch, highlighting the work it takes to recreate the menacing three-headed boss from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.