Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Player Builds Powerful Beam Carousel Tank

A Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has built a powerful beam carousel tank that does impressive damage. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players have shared countless incredible builds since the game was released, but this one may be among the strongest.

While it shares similarities with its predecessor, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has multiple abilities that make it stand out. Using Tears of the Kingdom's Ultrahand ability, players can make vehicles, buildings, and more. Though Link's arsenal of weapons in the game is impressive in its own right, some players have created powerful weapons by combining certain objects into one. This includes replicas of Star Wars contraptions, dragon-like vehicles, and mortars that launch bombs. One Tears of the Kingdom fan has made a beam carousel that damages any enemies that come near it regardless of which side they approach from.

Reddit user Tom_Sholar recently shared a clip of their Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom beam carousel tank build. The tank has eight beams placed onto a spinning platform that is raised from the base of the vehicle. This vehicle shares similarities with other creations as it swaps the traditional four-wheel design for one that incorporates six. The video begins with the player approaching aBlue Bokoblin camp that includes a Blue Moblin. The Moblin is the first to approach the vehicle, and it's quickly defeated by the rapidly circling laser beams. As an Aerocuda swoops down to attack the Tears of the Kingdom Bokoblins, they swarm the vehicle in unison and are killed just as easily.

After the Bokoblins are dispatched, multiple Soldier Constructs attempt to attack the vehicle and have their health bars whittled down by the tank. One Construct is able to hit the tank from afar, but it does minimal damage and the ranged enemy is targeted by the vehicle soon after. The clip cuts to another scene in which it defeats more Constructs with ease, highlighting the power of this build. The vehicle barely utilizes the