Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Fan Creates Adorable Sand Seal Plush

A fan of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom has created real Sand Seal plushes. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is an expansive game that includes plenty of things to do, catering to the interests of many different types of fans. Some enjoy the lore the most, and other gamers prefer the combat. However, there are also many players who are interested in the adorable things that can be found within the game, like Koroks and Sand Seals.

Many gamers consider Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to be one of the best open-world games of all time, and part of that has to do with the massive amount of activities players can enjoy. This includes but is not limited to riding Sand Seals, one of the game's unique animals. Sand Seals can typically be found by Gerudo Village, though for one fan, a Sand Seal can be viewed at any time in real life.

One Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fan created a real-life copy of Sand Seal plushes from the game. There is a stuffed animal cart side quest in Tears of The Kingdom where players meet the NPC Juney. Juney has ten handcrafted Sand Seal plushes that she needs Link to find and fit back into her cart. Reddit user Evshie saw these Sand Seal plushes and decided they had to make them real, and the result is incredible. Evshie is working on digitizing the design pattern to share with others.

Sand Seal plushes are just one of the many interesting things to find within the game regarding animals. Another gamer spotted an interesting detail about the behavior of Cuccos in Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom, which is a mark of the meticulous eye for detail that players and the game's developers both have. It will be interesting to see what types of animals find their way into the next installment in The Legend of Zelda franchise.

Many gamers are curious about what the next Legend of Zelda game will look like. Now that there are fans of Sand Seals, players may hope to see them return in the next game, along with their plushes. The fact that both the