I found out from tv tropes that if you wear the bunny hood during the postman’s 10 second challenge, the timer never disappears, making it easier to nab a piece of heart
You deserve this tip In botw I use thunderstorms rod and blizzard rod i freeze 1 or more than shock them multiple times on single enemies with the group have fun 🤣
I always loved that if you talked to the Gerudo guard while wearing the mask, she would find it funny and say you were clever, but that she still wouldn't let you in.
I liked speaking to some of the men around Hyrule Castle Town and Kakariko Village with it, because it would scare them into thinking you were a Gerudo seeking a boyfriend.
I like talking to Talon while wearing the Gerudo mask. He'll say it reminds him of his wife, then immediately deny it. You get funny dialogue from Ruto while wearing the Zora mask as well. XD
My Guess about the Gerudo Mask: In the ROM file for Ocarina of time, there is an unused text hint for the Haunted Wasteland called "Desert Hint 2" which reads: "WHAAAT!? Look at all those flags! Can you figure out which ones are real?" Seeing as how it's the desert right after the Gerudo Fortress, and the mask shows the flags, it's probably a safe bet that there were fake flags at one point in development, and no Lens of Truth, and this was the solution to the puzzle.
i am doubtful, especially with the label of hint *2*. if it is the second hint, then that means hint one was likely written first. In that case, it makes it hard to believe there was no eye of truth for the solution. such a theory also bring into question why it is the mask, specifically? the absolute best answer i can come up with is that the gerudo training grounds was not as optional in early development, and the mask was the reward needed to progress. Even then i have some doubts, especially because the same hint gives 0 direction towards needing a mask in particular, and if there was a third hint that DID imply it, it would be too conclusive of evidence for you to leave it unmentioned. With everything considered, the lens was likely always the intended solution to the puzzle, but when the puzzle was scrapped, they had to scrap the function of the lens as well to avoid confusion. In doing so, the code got lost in the process, and ended up getting attached to the mask to avoid complications that removing said code could cause. Since the masks were only worn as a child and the feature was a solution to an adult puzzle, normal gameplay would never come across it. Now i am thinking about the world in which the puzzle was scrapped, but the mechanic remained. That blasted sandstorm can make it difficult enough to see the flags as is, and you already need the lens to cross (without insane dedication to memorize the path), so in a world where the flags glowed with the lens, the desert would be far less annoying. As for the doors, the answer to the place they fit comes in the form of the fake doors found in places like the fire temple. fake doors dont glow, so blow them up. It also leaves room for the doors to be far more punishing, as if the doors can be seen with the lens, then they dont need another tell. either risk opening the door and take damage, or flick the lens in front of your face for a second to check. slashing the wall next to or behind the fake door wouldn't do anything. The only problem in this world is that the lens is unlocked relatively late in comparison to the fake doors. Yes, it is technically possible to have the lens before the first instances in the fire temple, but you need to know it exists and go out of your way to get it without any such hint from the game. spirit and shadow temples coming sooner in progression? well, they are balanced around being the last 2 dungeons in the game before the assault on ganon's castle. To us experts it might not seem it, but the puzzles are more complicated and the enemies are more difficult or at least placed in spots more convenient to the enemy's role. All i really need to say to prove that point is iron knuckle, the most powerful non-boss enemy in the game, even if they move slow.
Not gonna lie you absolutely floored me with the fact that you can beat Kalle Demios with the forest water.....this is why I love channels like this. You learn something new everyday.
fun fact about that: A speedrunner read a chat members message who said "water the flower boss", decided to do that for the lulz and then accidently found out that this kills the boss and from there the news of this secret spreaded like wildfire :D
Did you know In botw I use thunderstorms rod and blizzard rod i freeze 1 or more than shock them multiple times on single enemies with the group have fun 🤣
@@NightcoreClips_ Indeed. Good ol' Linkus. They were going to use that water for a side quest and we all wanted to have a bit of fun... then that happened. I always make sure to get the water to kill that boss from now on.
I do one better In botw I use thunderstorms rod and blizzard rod i freeze 1 or more than shock them multiple times on single enemies with the group have fun 🤣
I think my personal favorite that I discovered on my own was the fire and ice weapons. You equip one, and it either warms you up or cools you down. Which is honestly just one of many ways BotW's environment system goes VASTLY more in-depth than pretty much any other game I've played. I would pay someone actual money to remake Skyrim in that engine.
I discovered that chests can move rafts on my own. Kinda by accident, like I went to pick one up outta the water, and hit my raft sending me flying across the water 🤣
I'm utterly amazed. I've done multiple playthroughs totaling hundreds of hours of every game you mentioned except Awakening and the _only_ one of these I already knew was that the ball and chain destroys webs, which never struck me as "secret" because it makes perfect sense that taking a gigantic metal ball to a web would destroy it, yet I was still surprised by the mechanics behind it. It's rare for a "secrets" video to actually show me things I didn't already know, fantastic job!
Ah, the toadstool trick in Link's Awakening. A classic. I remember finding that one out on my own, and it was hilarious to me then. I always positioned myself to the boss to try to hit it with the shroom like it was a sword, just kinda shoved it in the guys face. The ONLY explanation I can give for that is that the Gameboy version of the game only had, like 16 active items you could have in game, and the toadstool took up the magic powder slot, so, in order to not soft-lock anyone at the final boss who had the sleepy toadstool instead of magic powder, they just gave it a pass.
the funny thing is that form of the Nightmare is what I always thought of as the easy one anyways since after a few goes I could basically insta-kill it with the powder. IIRC while you technically had to hit the boss more than once, it had no i-frames and thus I could rapidly sprinkle it and kill it before it got a chance to retaliate.
I feel like the other masks in OOT may have some undiscovered special uses that are still hidden. It would be amazing to find out what they are after over 20 years.
4:03 I've been playing ocarina of time for a very long time and never knew that blue fire could remove certain walls in the game! This game is truly amazing. I also wonder how this was discovered lol
I'm guessing it's probably a bug with bitflags being set that shouldn't be for vulnerability to blue fire as well as bombs. Doesn't seem like something that would've been intended.
best guess on the discovery was that someone had too much blue fire after the ice cavern, but was too lazy to empty the bottles immediately. when they found the need to empty the bottles in question, there just happened to be a valid bomb wall nearby. the other option was that someone went out of their way to try breaking blue fire, which is otherwise exclusively used in frozen domain, ice cavern, and ganon's castle.
In the GameBoy version of Link's Awakening, the second nightmare form of the final boss, you can reflect the projectiles back at the boss using the shovel. You can't do this in the Switch version.
So the shovel replaced the bug catching net (which could do it in Link to the Past), and got replaced by bottles (which can do that in Ocarina of Time).
I'm not sure if this is common knowledge but in Links awakening, if you have a boomerang and the flying chicken. Throw the boomerang and pick up the chicken before it comes back and you will have a pretty cool outcome. It kills or stuns enemies and even picks up items.
boomerangs are so glitchy, I loved using the 'put away and re-put-out your sail quickly' glitch in Windtakt to OUTRUN the boomerang and race it across the sea. gave you something to do..
BotW is definitely one of the games that gives him the most to talk about. I'm always a little surprised if he can go a video without referencing it, lol
i think my favorite "secret use" examples are using the Bottle(OoT) or BugNet(LttP) to 'play tennis' with Ganondorf/Agahnim, instead of the sword...that, or the way you can make MagicBeansprouts(MM) grow with Rain, instead of bottled water-- as in, through the Song of Storms, or just by being on the Second Day (because it ALWAYS rains from about 7a-6p on Day2)...
@@silheimdanvers what? i never said anything about that...you use Magic Beans, as normal...its just, if its on the Second Day, it will be raining, so the sprout will instantly grow...
@@lonestarr1490 the bean-muncher who sells them to you says "they need water to grow" and his grotto has a puddle of Spring Water nearby...so the game kinda implies that youre 'supposed' to bottle up some water as well...theres no mention of using Rain though (whether you play the Song, or if its 2ndDay-rain) so it was a neat little "trick" to figure out lol
No one seems to talk about this: the royal guard's armor in BotW also has a secondary property. It reduces stamina consumption for your spin attack, as in the description, but it also lowers the cost for climbing and swimming as well
YES! I found this comment again. I read this fact comment months ago and wanted to give it credit for a video I am making. Very nice that I stumbled into it again.
the ball and chain item in twilight princess was always my favourite item to have mapped to a button. i remember trying it on everything i found! it was very satisfying to use it to destroy cracked walls, but had no idea you could use it on spider webs.
GBA ALttP: it only lasts for the screen you're currently on, but if a Like-Like steals your shield and you freeze it before it escapes, your shield will be covered in frost, giving it an icy blue recolor. It's only barely visible on the basic knight shield, but it's definitely noticeable with the others.
Does the bottle doubling as a royalty transportation system in Majora's Mask count for this? 🙃 Seriously though, that's one of the funnier and more absurd moments in the series to me, still remember how much I laughed when I first saw it 😅
I definitely didn't know that toadstool trick in Link's Awakening! That's pretty awesome! I don't really know if this counts since it's more of a glitch, but I distinctly remember there being a trick in certain versions of Ocarina of Time where you could get a deku stick to break during a jump attack off of a tall ledge and it would be invulnerable until it's put away and deal something like 4x more damage than the Kokiri Sword, essentially being a child's Master Sword. I also remember doing this glitch would sometimes break other things in the game, but I can't exactly remember what right now.
The Ocarina of Time trick you might be thinking about is the Infinite Sword Glitch, usually abbreviated to just ISG, which makes the hitbox for swords and the stick constantly active. It also disables hopping from ledges and falling in general if I remember correctly, which allows you to gain height by having something (usually a bomb) hit your shield in the middle of a backflip.
It specifically happens if you break the stick on a wall at a particular angle and distance. There are setups to do it reliably but I still find it difficult regardless. It's a weird remnant of a beta feature, as at one point you would have always been able to wield broken sticks. At some point in development this was overridden by canceling the transition animation and having the stick fly out of Link's hands instead. When done at a certain angle this animation hack gets skipped by the game and that's why you get to keep the stick.
Honestly pretty hilarious that just lighting a pepper on fire is enough to make it release huge gusts of wind. How must it feel to be a hylian chef working with those things?
I think my favorite is when I was first playing Twilight Princess years ago, my cousin told me how in the final battle if you pull out the fishing rod and throw the lure out at Ganondorf he gets distracted by how shiny it is. And sure enough it happened xD I just found it funny with it being such an intense and serious battle.
The skull hammer in wind waker has so many effects and abilities it feels like it was meant to be a primary weapon. You can block with it, shatter frozen enemies, stun nearby enemies. After a few hits break armor. And if you equip the heavy boots your jump attack is incredibly fast
I gotta say, I'm legitimately impressed with this video... the majority of these I legitimately never knew nor even heard about. I was prepared for the usual well-known ones, but aside from the sacred water instant-kill trick, everything else is absolutely new to me. Really nice collection of lesser-known/newer discoveries
It's quite likely the glowing effect from the Gerudo mask in OoT was from a scrapped use. Perhaps, being the Gerudo thieves, wearing the mask would highlight treasure or goods. The objects highlighted in that clip seemed to be specifically interactable objects, so maybe they only got as far as making it react to anything interactable and scrapped it before the function was made any more specific.
One thing in BotW that I surprisingly don't see many people ever mention, and I figured out on my own, is that fire and ice weapons can alter your body heat in extreme weather. For example, if Link is sweating in the Gerudo desert, rather than changing your clothes, just equip an ice sword. You can do the same in the mountains with a fire sword. I genuinely wonder if anybody else has figured that out, because I honestly never see anyone else mention it anywhere.
I found that out by accident when I stumbled into the mountains with only a Great Flameblade and a Warm Doublet on. Everything was going fine until I broke the Flameblade fighting Ice Lizalfos, and couldn't figure out why I was suddenly cold
In my first BotW playthrough, I "abused" these common-sense properties right from the beginning --- so I was irritated to read that it's not so common-sense obviously...
I really loved the pacing of this video, I think all of the topics flowed together really nicely, starting off with simple quirks in games going into lesser known facts. Great job and great video, I’m always excited when you upload!
I played ocarina of Time hundreds of times and never knew the blue flame to destroy bombable 💣 walls. Unbelievable. To still learn secrets about that game even now.
Here's an oldie but a goodie you missed. In The Legend of Zelda (USA ver) the Bow and Arrow has 2 secret functions the game does not mention. Not only can you kill Pols Voice in one hit with an arrow, you can also collect items with a shot arrow like a boomerang even though the arrow doesn't return to you.
Deku nuts in OoT normally just stun enemies, but in the Gannon fight you can actually use them to deal damage to his tail. To my knowledge, gannons final form is the only enemy in the game that actually takes damage from deku nuts instead of being stunned by them.
Ive played every zelda there is and thought that i knew just about all i could. When i saw the title i figured i would not learn anything new. But i did. And thats what i live about Zelda. Great video man.
In Link's Awakening, you can equip the bomb and the bow+arrow at the same time in the A and B button slots, if you press both buttons at the same time, Link shoots a bomb arrow!
To be more precise, it bursts into water. Becoming covered in water cools you down. You can also, if you're careful, use it to extinguish fires (if it's too close to the fire it will ignite and become red chu jelly)
Two of the masks from Oot can be used at a hidden stage in the Lost woods. The masks increase how many deku nuts and deku sticks Link can carry. However the upgrades aren’t available if the upgrades are bought from the business shrubs. So instead of upgrading twice Link can only do it once.
No, deku nuts and sticks have 2 upgrades, each item has one from a business scrub and the other from the forest stage (with Skull Mask and Mask of Truth). The deku nut upgrade with the Mask of Truth can become unobtainable if you've already aquired the Poacher's Saw in the Lost Woods as an adult. This is a glitch and has been fixed in later versions of the game.
One that's a bit obscure to regular players and definitely unintended is using the Cane of Somaria to get 1/2 magic in A Link to the Past, or to transform anti-fairies. If you use the cane while you have no magic at all, and then swap to the mushroom slot in the inventory (still works even after you do have the powder), it will activate magic powder's effect. This comes up in item randos sometimes as it is a trick that can be put into logic.
Ive always found weird that blue fire was described as "cold" in oot. Like i get it might be related to ghostly fire or something but, i know my fires and blue f8re only happens at over 6000 degrees.
The fishing rod in Twilight Princess has a secret use. It can make Ganondorf distracted in the final battle so you can hit him. Turns out Ganon wasn't a pig, but a fish this whole time haha
**THE TWILIGHT PRINCESS SKY CITY FETCH QUEST** I just remembered a part in another Legend of Zelda game that can be considered both a trading sequence, and also a fetch quest. It's also "not," a side quest either like other trading sequences or fetch quests either. In Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess, before getting into the Sky City dungeon, you are required to complete a massive trading sequence/fetch quest in order to even use the cannon. I mean, it leans way more towards a fetch quest than a trading sequence, but there's also some elements of that too.
It wouldn't surprise me if the bunny hood thing is intentional. To deliver the hood you have to run through the field (or catch the running man when he rests at the ranch entrance). Having to fend off the skeleton baddies in the field would make it harder to finish that portion of the mask quest unless you caught him during the day. So the bunny hood not causing the skeletons to spawn in the field may have been intentional. Which then got exploited into a "hidden use". I didn't know about blue fire destroying bomb walls either. But that also makes sense from a programming standpoint. If red ice barriers and bomb walls were programmed in similar ways (like they share a portion of code that matches) then using the fire could glitch out and trigger the breaking of a wall as if done by a bomb. I'm pretty sure it doesn't go the other way. Meaning the blue fire and red ice code is the more complex version and requires more than just a line or two of code to trigger getting rid of it. It may have gotten overlooked in game testing too because who would waste their precious blue fire on anything but the red ice? Lol. Someone must have either known about the code similarities or had a shitload of time on their hands to figure that one out. But it is an interesting trick nonetheless
Not super unknown but:. The Skull Hammer in Wind Waker could kill any frozen enemy in one hit. This includes Darknuts and Wizrobes. Only issue is they stay frozen a very short duration so it's tough to time.
I remember when I discovered that the ball and chain could be used like a shield I was amazed, but I also remember discovering that the (regular)shield can protect even if you dont have it raised, my brother one time was running around doging arrows from bulblins with his sword drawn, and an arrow impacted the side where the shield was even though it wasnt raised(z targeting) and it blocked the arrow, I think that will be very hard to replicate but I assure you it happened
makes sense for a game with directional blocking. IIRC in Zelda games the shield never protects you from the side you're not holding the shield on, so it sort of makes sense for at least in some game it to passively protect on the side it's held on.
Some BOTW tips: 1. Using stasis to highlight edible plants & mushrooms in woodlands can make finding and collecting them all much easier. 2. Stasis can also be used to freeze the flying acorns found in some korok archery puzzles, making them much easier to hit with a bow & arrow. 3. Stasis can also be used to highlight hidden or hard-to-see enemies in dark areas. 4. You can create an updraft using 4 lit bundles of wood; this trick is especially handy in the Sword Trials (especially in Master Mode) where you can use the updrafts to evade enemies, shoot them repeatedly in slow mo and use for other tactics. 5. Placing burning bundles of wood around a Hinox before you wake it up will give you an advantage in battle as they're prone to stepping on fires and getting distracted as they try to put the flames out. 6. If you feed a monster its preferred food while you wear a beast mask, you can get behind it while its eating and go for an easy stab in the back kill (this only works on monsters below silver or gold rank though). You can feed lizalfos critters frogs instead of fish for a cheaper option. 7. An easy way to take Lynels down is to fight them on horseback, leaping up in the air to strike them with a volley of arrows at close range and returning to the horse before the Lynel gets back up (& rinse & repeat this until it dies). If you do this efficiently you can take down a Lynel without it having the opportunity to strike once. An interesting thing about stamina recovery is that no matter how low your gauge is, it will be instantly restored once you jump back onto the horse. 8. If you gently glide onto a Hinox's belly, it is possible to steal the weapons from around its neck and run off before it can wake and attack you. This can be an especially easy way to harvest much-needed metal weapons in the early stages of the game when decent weapons are hard to find (and certainly without a fight). 9. It takes precisely 10 apples or carrots to tame a wild horse instantly. 10. You can always tell what the best horse in a herd is because it will lead the herd as they wander around. 11. 30 minute long lasting elixirs can be made using a dragon horn, 3 powerful foodstuffs and one lesser foostuff (for example 3 Mighty Banana's, 1 Mighty Thistle and 1 dragon Horn will create a 30 minute long powerful attack elixirs). Downing an elixir like this can give you a handy advantage in the Sword Trials. 12. The diving korok puzzles can be easily completed by jumping off a Cryonis block into the Lily ring. (Etc)
I feel like the fact that Yiga soldiers can be baited by mighty bananas counts. I didn’t realize it until my second play through of BOTW, but that could be because I’m an idiot.
I think more people might be starting to learn this, but you can use the Deku Nuts, in OoT, to make poes instantly reappear. This is quite useful when you fight the Poe Sisters in the Forest Temple.
The fishing pole glitches and the net glitch should've been mentioned. Even though a lot of people already know about these little tricks they're still fun to discuss! ^.^
Pretty sure the song of healing is never referenced to be able to repair broken signs. Also I love that the wind waker shirt. Does it scale as you upgrade it?
Yes it has. You can either speedrun the temple or just go through the temple normally, breaking the weird transportation pots and then come back with the water using those pots
Another one I remember (I’m not sure how well known it is) is from the original Link’s Awakening and Link’s Awakening DX. If you had the arrows and bombs both equipped and pressed both buttons, you could launch bomb arrows. It was a fast way to take down Nightmare and also the first time bomb arrows appeared in a Zelda game.
That boomerang is the most powerful boomerang in the Zelda games, and actually makes getting the upgraded sword useless. From what I saw, they seem to have even nerfed it in the remake, making one hit kills take two hits in at least some places. The shield is also really powerful, with the only real drawback being you had to have it equiped, taking up an item slot. The remake gave you a dedicated shield button, so they had to slow down your movement to compensate.
@@marhawkman303 yeah and it is blue which can be related to wisdom and so that could connect it with tech… also I could see it playing the role as a kind of electricity here, but I wonder if there could be something more going on
Using a bottle or bug net to deflect Agahnim's spell ball is another one in ALttP. The different race masks in OoT gives you different dialogue when talking to the Zoras and Gorons, also the Gerudo guard as young Link and certain characters will be afraid of you wearing the Gerudo Mask. There's also the different things you can do with the Stones of Truth by bombing them, using the hammer, or using Din's Fire on them, aside from talking to them with the Mask of Truth. Also some of them have hidden fairies in them if you use Zelda's Lullaby.
I found out from tv tropes that if you wear the bunny hood during the postman’s 10 second challenge, the timer never disappears, making it easier to nab a piece of heart
I was just about to write this lol
Did you know the Song of Storms can be used to grow magic beans in Majora's Mask
@@darkcloak100 and in oot, it makes the bean summon fairies
darkcloak100 oh yeah! Once i learned the song, no more bottled water!
You deserve this tip
In botw I use thunderstorms rod and blizzard rod i freeze 1 or more than shock them multiple times on single enemies with the group have fun 🤣
I always loved that if you talked to the Gerudo guard while wearing the mask, she would find it funny and say you were clever, but that she still wouldn't let you in.
I liked speaking to some of the men around Hyrule Castle Town and Kakariko Village with it, because it would scare them into thinking you were a Gerudo seeking a boyfriend.
I like talking to Talon while wearing the Gerudo mask. He'll say it reminds him of his wife, then immediately deny it. You get funny dialogue from Ruto while wearing the Zora mask as well. XD
@@Elementianhero22 King Zora and Darunia will get offended by it.
@@Nosretep yeah, but Ruto is funny
My Guess about the Gerudo Mask:
In the ROM file for Ocarina of time, there is an unused text hint for the Haunted Wasteland called "Desert Hint 2" which reads:
"WHAAAT!? Look at all those flags! Can you figure out which ones are real?"
Seeing as how it's the desert right after the Gerudo Fortress, and the mask shows the flags, it's probably a safe bet that there were fake flags at one point in development, and no Lens of Truth, and this was the solution to the puzzle.
oh dangles, that is cool.
i am doubtful, especially with the label of hint *2*. if it is the second hint, then that means hint one was likely written first. In that case, it makes it hard to believe there was no eye of truth for the solution.
such a theory also bring into question why it is the mask, specifically? the absolute best answer i can come up with is that the gerudo training grounds was not as optional in early development, and the mask was the reward needed to progress. Even then i have some doubts, especially because the same hint gives 0 direction towards needing a mask in particular, and if there was a third hint that DID imply it, it would be too conclusive of evidence for you to leave it unmentioned.
With everything considered, the lens was likely always the intended solution to the puzzle, but when the puzzle was scrapped, they had to scrap the function of the lens as well to avoid confusion. In doing so, the code got lost in the process, and ended up getting attached to the mask to avoid complications that removing said code could cause. Since the masks were only worn as a child and the feature was a solution to an adult puzzle, normal gameplay would never come across it.
Now i am thinking about the world in which the puzzle was scrapped, but the mechanic remained. That blasted sandstorm can make it difficult enough to see the flags as is, and you already need the lens to cross (without insane dedication to memorize the path), so in a world where the flags glowed with the lens, the desert would be far less annoying. As for the doors, the answer to the place they fit comes in the form of the fake doors found in places like the fire temple. fake doors dont glow, so blow them up. It also leaves room for the doors to be far more punishing, as if the doors can be seen with the lens, then they dont need another tell. either risk opening the door and take damage, or flick the lens in front of your face for a second to check. slashing the wall next to or behind the fake door wouldn't do anything. The only problem in this world is that the lens is unlocked relatively late in comparison to the fake doors. Yes, it is technically possible to have the lens before the first instances in the fire temple, but you need to know it exists and go out of your way to get it without any such hint from the game. spirit and shadow temples coming sooner in progression? well, they are balanced around being the last 2 dungeons in the game before the assault on ganon's castle. To us experts it might not seem it, but the puzzles are more complicated and the enemies are more difficult or at least placed in spots more convenient to the enemy's role. All i really need to say to prove that point is iron knuckle, the most powerful non-boss enemy in the game, even if they move slow.
Not gonna lie you absolutely floored me with the fact that you can beat Kalle Demios with the forest water.....this is why I love channels like this. You learn something new everyday.
fun fact about that:
A speedrunner read a chat members message who said "water the flower boss", decided to do that for the lulz and then accidently found out that this kills the boss and from there the news of this secret spreaded like wildfire :D
@@Gaster601 good ol linkus
Did you know In botw I use thunderstorms rod and blizzard rod i freeze 1 or more than shock them multiple times on single enemies with the group have fun 🤣
i knew about this when i first played it on gamecube, i figured if the deku water was the opposite of the poison, maybe plant boss dies from it
@@NightcoreClips_ Indeed. Good ol' Linkus. They were going to use that water for a side quest and we all wanted to have a bit of fun... then that happened. I always make sure to get the water to kill that boss from now on.
using water on the red gem to invert Stone Tower Temple in Majora's Mask of course!
Wait.... What?
I do one better
In botw I use thunderstorms rod and blizzard rod i freeze 1 or more than shock them multiple times on single enemies with the group have fun 🤣
"Of course" he says, as if this is the most basic common knowledge
On that note... WHAT? 🤯
I'm crying because I'm so angry I never thought of this
POST A CLIP OF THAT OMG
I think my personal favorite that I discovered on my own was the fire and ice weapons. You equip one, and it either warms you up or cools you down. Which is honestly just one of many ways BotW's environment system goes VASTLY more in-depth than pretty much any other game I've played. I would pay someone actual money to remake Skyrim in that engine.
This does not make Todd Howard's Fus Ro, go "Dah."
Yeah, I really enjoy that little detail. I went all over Mount Lanayru with just a meteor rod, it was fun.
@@MyDogIsYoshi wait wah
I discovered that chests can move rafts on my own. Kinda by accident, like I went to pick one up outta the water, and hit my raft sending me flying across the water 🤣
Hmmm this sound like just paid fake money(or don't payed at all) to play the normal Skyrim.
"A mellow aroma wafts into your nostrils"
Gelatinous bosses: No, wait, I'm allergic to mellow!
"They call me mellow yellow (quite rightly)"
Would it KILL these homicidal bosses to CHILL OUT for a minute?
(yes it would)
I'm utterly amazed. I've done multiple playthroughs totaling hundreds of hours of every game you mentioned except Awakening and the _only_ one of these I already knew was that the ball and chain destroys webs, which never struck me as "secret" because it makes perfect sense that taking a gigantic metal ball to a web would destroy it, yet I was still surprised by the mechanics behind it. It's rare for a "secrets" video to actually show me things I didn't already know, fantastic job!
I hear you can use the Master Sword to attack enemies
You shut your lying mouth! Lol
Legends say if you pull the Master Sword from it's resting place as a child, you'll awake years later as an adult
Why would you ever use a lawn mower for that?
No way
I thought it was only for breaking ore...
Ah, the toadstool trick in Link's Awakening. A classic. I remember finding that one out on my own, and it was hilarious to me then. I always positioned myself to the boss to try to hit it with the shroom like it was a sword, just kinda shoved it in the guys face.
The ONLY explanation I can give for that is that the Gameboy version of the game only had, like 16 active items you could have in game, and the toadstool took up the magic powder slot, so, in order to not soft-lock anyone at the final boss who had the sleepy toadstool instead of magic powder, they just gave it a pass.
the funny thing is that form of the Nightmare is what I always thought of as the easy one anyways since after a few goes I could basically insta-kill it with the powder. IIRC while you technically had to hit the boss more than once, it had no i-frames and thus I could rapidly sprinkle it and kill it before it got a chance to retaliate.
@@marhawkman303 Good to know...
I feel like the other masks in OOT may have some undiscovered special uses that are still hidden. It would be amazing to find out what they are after over 20 years.
We know everything about that game those masks have no use mark my words
That game has been reverse engineered. There is no more secret.
@@LamperougeZKreutz how u felt after typing that 👹🐶
The masks just have some unique dialogue for certain NPC's. You can check a text dump for them; they're organized quite logically
The night mask let’s you stay awake during granny’s storytelling,
Edit: nvm that’s from MM not OoT
4:03 I've been playing ocarina of time for a very long time and never knew that blue fire could remove certain walls in the game! This game is truly amazing. I also wonder how this was discovered lol
I grew up with Ocarina and never knew about that either
I'm guessing it's probably a bug with bitflags being set that shouldn't be for vulnerability to blue fire as well as bombs. Doesn't seem like something that would've been intended.
best guess on the discovery was that someone had too much blue fire after the ice cavern, but was too lazy to empty the bottles immediately. when they found the need to empty the bottles in question, there just happened to be a valid bomb wall nearby.
the other option was that someone went out of their way to try breaking blue fire, which is otherwise exclusively used in frozen domain, ice cavern, and ganon's castle.
It's pretty known by now, but rolling with Twilight princess iron boots will damage enemies
I love that you can after all the content you made still pick apart small details and lore from the Zelda franchise.
Why does no-one ever remember the grapple hook picks pockets in Windwaker. Great way to farm and guarantee drops for items
And a great way to survive the Savage Labyrinth. The lack of drops is no big deal if you do this.
Using it on zelda in the final boss will get you a heart every time
Already covered.
i forgot about that
The game tells you about that (one of the talking fish), so I don't know if I'd call it a secret. It is useful, though!
Zeltik: Forest Haven water can kill the second boss in a single hit.
Me: W H A T ? ! ? !
In the GameBoy version of Link's Awakening, the second nightmare form of the final boss, you can reflect the projectiles back at the boss using the shovel. You can't do this in the Switch version.
So the shovel replaced the bug catching net (which could do it in Link to the Past), and got replaced by bottles (which can do that in Ocarina of Time).
Switch is the inferior version
I'm not sure if this is common knowledge but in Links awakening, if you have a boomerang and the flying chicken. Throw the boomerang and pick up the chicken before it comes back and you will have a pretty cool outcome. It kills or stuns enemies and even picks up items.
boomerangs are so glitchy, I loved using the 'put away and re-put-out your sail quickly' glitch in Windtakt to OUTRUN the boomerang and race it across the sea. gave you something to do..
Nintendo Power itself mentioned that trick in an issue. Too bad it’s way too situational and is no longer possible after a certain point.
Chuchu jelly can be placed on the ground and shot to cover link In water. This resets links heat and can be used in gerudo desert
Zeltik could have made this video just for BOTW items honestly. Hell, he could turn ”hidden uses for items” into a series
BotW is definitely one of the games that gives him the most to talk about. I'm always a little surprised if he can go a video without referencing it, lol
i think my favorite "secret use" examples are using the Bottle(OoT) or BugNet(LttP) to 'play tennis' with Ganondorf/Agahnim, instead of the sword...that, or the way you can make MagicBeansprouts(MM) grow with Rain, instead of bottled water-- as in, through the Song of Storms, or just by being on the Second Day (because it ALWAYS rains from about 7a-6p on Day2)...
I always used the Song of Storms to grow beans. I thought that's the way you're supposed to do it.
How did you get to wood fall temple without using the magic bean to travel to the monkey then?
@@silheimdanvers what? i never said anything about that...you use Magic Beans, as normal...its just, if its on the Second Day, it will be raining, so the sprout will instantly grow...
@@lonestarr1490 the bean-muncher who sells them to you says "they need water to grow" and his grotto has a puddle of Spring Water nearby...so the game kinda implies that youre 'supposed' to bottle up some water as well...theres no mention of using Rain though (whether you play the Song, or if its 2ndDay-rain) so it was a neat little "trick" to figure out lol
@@rtyuik7 There's certain spots where it doesn't rain on the Second Day, though.
No one seems to talk about this: the royal guard's armor in BotW also has a secondary property. It reduces stamina consumption for your spin attack, as in the description, but it also lowers the cost for climbing and swimming as well
Do you mean the uniform or the Hylia Armor?
@@LegendLeonEUW the DLC guard set
YES! I found this comment again.
I read this fact comment months ago and wanted to give it credit for a video I am making. Very nice that I stumbled into it again.
the ball and chain item in twilight princess was always my favourite item to have mapped to a button.
i remember trying it on everything i found! it was very satisfying to use it to destroy cracked walls, but had no idea you could use it on spider webs.
GBA ALttP: it only lasts for the screen you're currently on, but if a Like-Like steals your shield and you freeze it before it escapes, your shield will be covered in frost, giving it an icy blue recolor. It's only barely visible on the basic knight shield, but it's definitely noticeable with the others.
Does the bottle doubling as a royalty transportation system in Majora's Mask count for this? 🙃
Seriously though, that's one of the funnier and more absurd moments in the series to me, still remember how much I laughed when I first saw it 😅
I stared at the screen in stunned disbelief as my brain blue-screened.
Bruh...How?
@@nousername191 he means transporting the deku princess in a bottle 😊
@@Mondelfe I think he meant when he saw that in the game his brain bluescreened.
Zelda confessions time: I once tried to sell the bottled Deku Princess to the Curiosity Shop guy. He wasn't interested though.
@@QuasarEE me too!!
I definitely didn't know that toadstool trick in Link's Awakening! That's pretty awesome! I don't really know if this counts since it's more of a glitch, but I distinctly remember there being a trick in certain versions of Ocarina of Time where you could get a deku stick to break during a jump attack off of a tall ledge and it would be invulnerable until it's put away and deal something like 4x more damage than the Kokiri Sword, essentially being a child's Master Sword. I also remember doing this glitch would sometimes break other things in the game, but I can't exactly remember what right now.
The Ocarina of Time trick you might be thinking about is the Infinite Sword Glitch, usually abbreviated to just ISG, which makes the hitbox for swords and the stick constantly active. It also disables hopping from ledges and falling in general if I remember correctly, which allows you to gain height by having something (usually a bomb) hit your shield in the middle of a backflip.
Broken stick is really useful during randomizers when you don't have a sword as child.
It specifically happens if you break the stick on a wall at a particular angle and distance. There are setups to do it reliably but I still find it difficult regardless. It's a weird remnant of a beta feature, as at one point you would have always been able to wield broken sticks. At some point in development this was overridden by canceling the transition animation and having the stick fly out of Link's hands instead. When done at a certain angle this animation hack gets skipped by the game and that's why you get to keep the stick.
Igniting spicy food you threw on the ground to create an updraft is one of the silliest things I’ve seen from the Zelda series, I love it
Honestly pretty hilarious that just lighting a pepper on fire is enough to make it release huge gusts of wind. How must it feel to be a hylian chef working with those things?
I think my favorite is when I was first playing Twilight Princess years ago, my cousin told me how in the final battle if you pull out the fishing rod and throw the lure out at Ganondorf he gets distracted by how shiny it is. And sure enough it happened xD I just found it funny with it being such an intense and serious battle.
I get so hyped when I get notifications for this channel, these videos are so immersive.
Wow, the last time that I was this early for an episode of Zeltic, Fi was giving me a tutorial on how to use a key to unlock a door.
The skull hammer in wind waker has so many effects and abilities it feels like it was meant to be a primary weapon. You can block with it, shatter frozen enemies, stun nearby enemies. After a few hits break armor. And if you equip the heavy boots your jump attack is incredibly fast
Just about everybody knows about using the fishing rod/bug net/bottle in the final battles, but I always find those uses funny.
I gotta say, I'm legitimately impressed with this video... the majority of these I legitimately never knew nor even heard about. I was prepared for the usual well-known ones, but aside from the sacred water instant-kill trick, everything else is absolutely new to me. Really nice collection of lesser-known/newer discoveries
I'm guessing pouring water on Wind Waker's second boss
I guess the bottle and the net for ocorina of time and skyward sword respectively
@@JamisonHingle And Twilight Princess.
Forget whatever other video I was watching. Zeltik posted!
It's quite likely the glowing effect from the Gerudo mask in OoT was from a scrapped use. Perhaps, being the Gerudo thieves, wearing the mask would highlight treasure or goods. The objects highlighted in that clip seemed to be specifically interactable objects, so maybe they only got as far as making it react to anything interactable and scrapped it before the function was made any more specific.
Finally another zeltik video. Your great zeltik
One thing in BotW that I surprisingly don't see many people ever mention, and I figured out on my own, is that fire and ice weapons can alter your body heat in extreme weather. For example, if Link is sweating in the Gerudo desert, rather than changing your clothes, just equip an ice sword. You can do the same in the mountains with a fire sword. I genuinely wonder if anybody else has figured that out, because I honestly never see anyone else mention it anywhere.
I found that out by accident when I stumbled into the mountains with only a Great Flameblade and a Warm Doublet on. Everything was going fine until I broke the Flameblade fighting Ice Lizalfos, and couldn't figure out why I was suddenly cold
In my first BotW playthrough, I "abused" these common-sense properties right from the beginning --- so I was irritated to read that it's not so common-sense obviously...
I really loved the pacing of this video, I think all of the topics flowed together really nicely, starting off with simple quirks in games going into lesser known facts. Great job and great video, I’m always excited when you upload!
I played ocarina of Time hundreds of times and never knew the blue flame to destroy bombable 💣 walls. Unbelievable.
To still learn secrets about that game even now.
hell i just watched this video and still didn't know that.. how'd I miss that?
Here's an oldie but a goodie you missed. In The Legend of Zelda (USA ver) the Bow and Arrow has 2 secret functions the game does not mention. Not only can you kill Pols Voice in one hit with an arrow, you can also collect items with a shot arrow like a boomerang even though the arrow doesn't return to you.
Deku nuts in OoT normally just stun enemies, but in the Gannon fight you can actually use them to deal damage to his tail. To my knowledge, gannons final form is the only enemy in the game that actually takes damage from deku nuts instead of being stunned by them.
You can kill Barinade's jellyfish with them too
Deku nuts instantly pop the shabom bubbles in Jabu Jabu.
Ive played every zelda there is and thought that i knew just about all i could. When i saw the title i figured i would not learn anything new. But i did. And thats what i live about Zelda. Great video man.
Very cool stuff man! Always look forward to new stuff, I had no idea about the Island shirt in BoTW
Thanks Zeltik for keeping the Zelda love flowing through the internet
I love this channel, I always learn something new from LoZ
In Link's Awakening, you can equip the bomb and the bow+arrow at the same time in the A and B button slots, if you press both buttons at the same time, Link shoots a bomb arrow!
Twilight Princess acknowledges that easter egg by making it canon and being told about it by Barnes, allowing you to shoot bomb arrows in that game
Facts. It would absolutely wreck some bosses
Hey fun fact: if you hit a chuchu jelly in botw, it will explode and cool you down. So if you use it in the desert you can reset your temp! :)
To be more precise, it bursts into water. Becoming covered in water cools you down. You can also, if you're careful, use it to extinguish fires (if it's too close to the fire it will ignite and become red chu jelly)
A minor detail, but it wasn't mentioned in this video; the skull mask in Ocarina of Time also prevents quays from attacking link. Not only keese.
Wait, really?
Over 600 hours spent playing botw and I never knew wearing the WW shirt makes sailing faster. Cool!
There's just always more to that game. It simply never ends.
@@lonestarr1490 Seriously, it never fails to amaze. Just when I think I know all the secrets I find out something I had no idea about before
I just look forward to watching your videos 😬 such amazing content
Always a treat when you upload
Two of the masks from Oot can be used at a hidden stage in the Lost woods. The masks increase how many deku nuts and deku sticks Link can carry. However the upgrades aren’t available if the upgrades are bought from the business shrubs. So instead of upgrading twice Link can only do it once.
No, deku nuts and sticks have 2 upgrades, each item has one from a business scrub and the other from the forest stage (with Skull Mask and Mask of Truth).
The deku nut upgrade with the Mask of Truth can become unobtainable if you've already aquired the Poacher's Saw in the Lost Woods as an adult. This is a glitch and has been fixed in later versions of the game.
Oh ok. I haven’t played it in years. Thanks for the info.
Huh, so if the ball and chain has the properties of a bomb… what would happen if you could equip it in the Kakariko bomb shop?
You’d be getting up to the City In The Sky MUCH earlier I can tell you that.
When ya use the Mask of Scents to sniff some shorts.
Bomb arrows in Link's Awakening.
Deku stick fairies in OoT.
bomb arrow should be a feature. :D
@@marhawkman303 is this sarcasm? because they're intended features in every game they're in, including four swords adventures
@@nerosoul2506 are you sure they were intended in Link's Awakening?
@@leviwarren6222 probably, it's more likely then it being a glitch
Link leading the children away from the village gave me creepy pasta vibes...
One that's a bit obscure to regular players and definitely unintended is using the Cane of Somaria to get 1/2 magic in A Link to the Past, or to transform anti-fairies. If you use the cane while you have no magic at all, and then swap to the mushroom slot in the inventory (still works even after you do have the powder), it will activate magic powder's effect. This comes up in item randos sometimes as it is a trick that can be put into logic.
I just like that you can distract bosses with ambiguous items. Like Ganondorf with the fishing pole in TP.
Ive always found weird that blue fire was described as "cold" in oot. Like i get it might be related to ghostly fire or something but, i know my fires and blue f8re only happens at over 6000 degrees.
To me it raises the more confusing question of whether red ice is hot.
There's also the question of how this blue fire can be contained in a sealed bottle. It hardly behaves like fire at all when you think about it.
@@wesnohathas1993 so magical!
@@wesnohathas1993 Maybe it's more like a fluorescent gas that somehow draws energy from the surroundings thereby decreasing local temperature.
only over 6000F? have you never seen a flaming sambuca before? Alcohol burns blue at about 3500F.
Zeltik the Zelda Boss kills with one hit.
Zeltik: you can lead the children out of the village!
Me: *proceeds to lead the children into a mob of monsters*
The fishing rod in Twilight Princess has a secret use. It can make Ganondorf distracted in the final battle so you can hit him. Turns out Ganon wasn't a pig, but a fish this whole time haha
Isn't there a similar use of an item in skyward sword too??
**THE TWILIGHT PRINCESS SKY CITY FETCH QUEST**
I just remembered a part in another Legend of Zelda game that can be considered both a trading sequence, and also a fetch quest. It's also "not," a side quest either like other trading sequences or fetch quests either. In Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess, before getting into the Sky City dungeon, you are required to complete a massive trading sequence/fetch quest in order to even use the cannon. I mean, it leans way more towards a fetch quest than a trading sequence, but there's also some elements of that too.
It wouldn't surprise me if the bunny hood thing is intentional. To deliver the hood you have to run through the field (or catch the running man when he rests at the ranch entrance). Having to fend off the skeleton baddies in the field would make it harder to finish that portion of the mask quest unless you caught him during the day. So the bunny hood not causing the skeletons to spawn in the field may have been intentional. Which then got exploited into a "hidden use".
I didn't know about blue fire destroying bomb walls either. But that also makes sense from a programming standpoint. If red ice barriers and bomb walls were programmed in similar ways (like they share a portion of code that matches) then using the fire could glitch out and trigger the breaking of a wall as if done by a bomb. I'm pretty sure it doesn't go the other way. Meaning the blue fire and red ice code is the more complex version and requires more than just a line or two of code to trigger getting rid of it. It may have gotten overlooked in game testing too because who would waste their precious blue fire on anything but the red ice? Lol. Someone must have either known about the code similarities or had a shitload of time on their hands to figure that one out. But it is an interesting trick nonetheless
Yeah, using blue fire on a bombable wall doesn't sound like a mandatory/important/meaningful test case for the devs.
Not super unknown but:. The Skull Hammer in Wind Waker could kill any frozen enemy in one hit. This includes Darknuts and Wizrobes. Only issue is they stay frozen a very short duration so it's tough to time.
That originally started in ALTTP.
Freezing an enemy then hitting them with a hammer kills instantly and grants magic.
I remember when I discovered that the ball and chain could be used like a shield I was amazed, but I also remember discovering that the (regular)shield can protect even if you dont have it raised, my brother one time was running around doging arrows from bulblins with his sword drawn, and an arrow impacted the side where the shield was even though it wasnt raised(z targeting) and it blocked the arrow, I think that will be very hard to replicate but I assure you it happened
makes sense for a game with directional blocking. IIRC in Zelda games the shield never protects you from the side you're not holding the shield on, so it sort of makes sense for at least in some game it to passively protect on the side it's held on.
@@marhawkman303 This also happens in botw, most notably with the ancient shield
I belive that you can do this in ALttP while charging your sword.
Some BOTW tips:
1. Using stasis to highlight edible plants & mushrooms in woodlands can make finding and collecting them all much easier.
2. Stasis can also be used to freeze the flying acorns found in some korok archery puzzles, making them much easier to hit with a bow & arrow.
3. Stasis can also be used to highlight hidden or hard-to-see enemies in dark areas.
4. You can create an updraft using 4 lit bundles of wood; this trick is especially handy in the Sword Trials (especially in Master Mode) where you can use the updrafts to evade enemies, shoot them repeatedly in slow mo and use for other tactics.
5. Placing burning bundles of wood around a Hinox before you wake it up will give you an advantage in battle as they're prone to stepping on fires and getting distracted as they try to put the flames out.
6. If you feed a monster its preferred food while you wear a beast mask, you can get behind it while its eating and go for an easy stab in the back kill (this only works on monsters below silver or gold rank though). You can feed lizalfos critters frogs instead of fish for a cheaper option.
7. An easy way to take Lynels down is to fight them on horseback, leaping up in the air to strike them with a volley of arrows at close range and returning to the horse before the Lynel gets back up (& rinse & repeat this until it dies). If you do this efficiently you can take down a Lynel without it having the opportunity to strike once. An interesting thing about stamina recovery is that no matter how low your gauge is, it will be instantly restored once you jump back onto the horse.
8. If you gently glide onto a Hinox's belly, it is possible to steal the weapons from around its neck and run off before it can wake and attack you. This can be an especially easy way to harvest much-needed metal weapons in the early stages of the game when decent weapons are hard to find (and certainly without a fight).
9. It takes precisely 10 apples or carrots to tame a wild horse instantly.
10. You can always tell what the best horse in a herd is because it will lead the herd as they wander around.
11. 30 minute long lasting elixirs can be made using a dragon horn, 3 powerful foodstuffs and one lesser foostuff (for example 3 Mighty Banana's, 1 Mighty Thistle and 1 dragon Horn will create a 30 minute long powerful attack elixirs). Downing an elixir like this can give you a handy advantage in the Sword Trials.
12. The diving korok puzzles can be easily completed by jumping off a Cryonis block into the Lily ring.
(Etc)
Nice collection. This deserves more thumb-ups.
It’s amazing that I’m still learning new things about these 15-30 year old games!
The ball and chain is how I would always destroy the piles of Stahl bones lol
In twilight princess you can use the ball and chain to move pushable blocks for puzzles
I need to watch this channel a lot more
You can use a bottle in OoT to play tennis with Ganondorf
finally! the first video in years where i actually didn't know most of it!
I did not know that you could destroy cryonis and bombs with the blue flame. thats pretty cool! another great video
I feel like the fact that Yiga soldiers can be baited by mighty bananas counts. I didn’t realize it until my second play through of BOTW, but that could be because I’m an idiot.
What a cool video!
I didn't know any of these...
It's good to know.
In botw ravios hood increases your sideways climbing movement! I was laughing so hard in delight when I found out XD.
I think more people might be starting to learn this, but you can use the Deku Nuts, in OoT, to make poes instantly reappear. This is quite useful when you fight the Poe Sisters in the Forest Temple.
The fishing pole glitches and the net glitch should've been mentioned. Even though a lot of people already know about these little tricks they're still fun to discuss! ^.^
the net glitch somewhat lives on in OoT, you can swipe an empty bottle at Ganondorf's energy beams back at him
3:28 Learned this the hard way while trying to item smuggle the blue flame torch and pulled out a bomb lmao
I am always amazed when I learn something new about Ocarina of Time. Never knew about blue fire destroying bombable walls.
Pretty sure the song of healing is never referenced to be able to repair broken signs.
Also I love that the wind waker shirt. Does it scale as you upgrade it?
You can’t upgrade dlc items
You can repair broken signs with the song of healing?
@@jonahstein3034 yes in both games
@@TheSignificantHarassment2 could have sworn you could.
@@Perroden wait you’re talking about the botw wind waker shirt right?
"you can lead the children like a pide piper"
*Leads the children to a guardian*
if games like Skyrim is any indication, they'll likely be invincible to all harm :P
Doesn't the forest water have a time limit on it?
It's been a while since I played so I could totally be wrong.
Yes it has.
You can either speedrun the temple or just go through the temple normally, breaking the weird transportation pots and then come back with the water using those pots
I heard that the master sword is actually a lawn mower in disguise
The ball and chain makes sense honestly, like what spider web or crumbling wall is going to stop a solid metal ball that size with ease.
Another one I remember (I’m not sure how well known it is) is from the original Link’s Awakening and Link’s Awakening DX. If you had the arrows and bombs both equipped and pressed both buttons, you could launch bomb arrows. It was a fast way to take down Nightmare and also the first time bomb arrows appeared in a Zelda game.
Also useful to save a few secs by remote-bombing a rock in the heart piece cave above Animal Village.
Here's one, if you use Song of Storms in the desert, you can see the flags during the Lightning flashes
Most of them make completly sense, and it shows how much love these games get by their developers
I really liked this video. It was different in a good way.
I really thought I knew everything about ocarina of time! Really interesting, thanks!
I don't know how secret it is, but the boomerang in Link's Awakening will one hit KO the final Nightmare form of the end boss.
That boomerang is the most powerful boomerang in the Zelda games, and actually makes getting the upgraded sword useless.
From what I saw, they seem to have even nerfed it in the remake, making one hit kills take two hits in at least some places.
The shield is also really powerful, with the only real drawback being you had to have it equiped, taking up an item slot. The remake gave you a dedicated shield button, so they had to slow down your movement to compensate.
Sadly that was taken out in the remake. =( Though it's still fairly powerful for regular enemies that can be hurt by it.
Love your vids!
I wonder what they will have in store for us when botw 2 comes out
I did not know most of these, cool!
Somehow I totally forgot about questing for blue flame in OoT as well, are there theories about it’s origin?
welll, it's the same force that powers the magic tech?
@@marhawkman303 yeah and it is blue which can be related to wisdom and so that could connect it with tech… also I could see it playing the role as a kind of electricity here, but I wonder if there could be something more going on
the fishing pole in Twilight Princess should definitely get a mention in a video like this
4:44Bunny Ears are a reference to Link To The Past, BunnyLink is equal in ATK to Stalfo Swords.
I'm just amazed the ball and chain can destroy rocks. 😳
Using a bottle or bug net to deflect Agahnim's spell ball is another one in ALttP. The different race masks in OoT gives you different dialogue when talking to the Zoras and Gorons, also the Gerudo guard as young Link and certain characters will be afraid of you wearing the Gerudo Mask. There's also the different things you can do with the Stones of Truth by bombing them, using the hammer, or using Din's Fire on them, aside from talking to them with the Mask of Truth. Also some of them have hidden fairies in them if you use Zelda's Lullaby.