20 Hidden Secrets in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

"The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" is a huge game, which means there are plenty of secrets to uncover. For this list, we’ll be looking at references and nods to past “Zelda” games, as well as other cool hidden secrets. Some of these do deal with story elements, so beware of spoilers ahead. Our list of hidden secrets in "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" includes Koume and Kotake, Purah's Experiments, Recycling the 'Ultrahand' Name, Fish in the Sky, and more! Have you found all of these Easter Eggs? Are there any others you think no one has noticed? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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[mojoplays]

Have you found all of these Easter Eggs? Are there any others you think no one has noticed? Share your thoughts in the comments!

[dragonkingdarkrider]

for those who don't know, in the depth under the monuments that Princess Zelda made, there is a large stone platform with three ghosts holding a sword, a claymore, and a spear.

[HawaiiVenom]

When I first saw the blood moon scene in totk I always felt like something was off with that Zelda.
Also fun fact in the depths you can find a Lynel under each spot where there’s a horse stable

[vmad]

Patricia (Sand seal in SW Gerudo town) reveals the location of quests if you give her a splash fruit. Eventually the location she gives is the location of the Demon King.

[jessepalmateer]

Activating Tulin’s gust on the deactivated guardian is a perfect summary of my play through of this flawless game

[arcivist]

If you wear the Zonaite Mask, Mineru’s construct will wear it too, gaining the red hair from the mask.

[diegosolis]

The music that plays when you enter the depths will forever haunt me

[killerd]

"Shiekah tech gone without an explanation, one of purahs books tell you that they disassembled all of them to never make the same mistake ever again."

[a.jthomas]

In Japanese version of Tears of the Kingdom, the sign in Link's house is said "Our house" instead of 'Zelda's House' which heavily applies that Link and Princess Zelda are in a involved relationship as they lived in Hateno Village (another evidence that Zelink is canon in both TOTK and BOTW).

[TheGhostInThePhoto]

The game actually _does_ tell you about the Stalhorse. When using the Malanya bed at any stable, one of the possible messages from Malanya mentions the Stalhorse and its immunity to gloom.

[annieandelsieofarendelle]

The theme of the champions and their divine beasts also is a subtle hint at Link and the player to remember what happened last time and to not let it happen again.

[Awesomellama]

The Schema stone that the Shrine of Resurrection construct gives you is a reference to the Master Cycle Zero. It's a motorcycle-like vehicle with a beam emitter on the front, referencing the unicorn head on the front of the cycle.

[PaletaJoe]

The devine helms also give a moderate boost to the corresponding sages attack power while equipped. Similar to but lesser than upgrading their vows with sage’s wills.

[mmck]

Purah’s childhood bedroom in the tower (where the guardian is) has drawings of some botw things including the sheikah towers!

[Knne]

The thumbnail has the Ancient Armor set. It doesn’t show up in Tears of the Kingdom

[christophergarcia]

Repurchasing Legendary Weapons was the one thing I hadn't seen mentioned elsewhere before. Thank you.

[morningstaranalytics]

1:31 this was a very cool addition by the devs
Link humming the Zelda theme song while cooking😂
Fist time i heard Link hum that i fell in love with this revolutionary Zelda

[Giokai]

Here's an actual fact.
In the secondary quest entitled "Messages from the Ancient Era", in addition to being deepened through the engravings on the steles the characters of Zelda, Sonia, Rauru and Mineru, it's confirmed that it was Mineru's technology that raised the celestial islands in the sky.
- One of these steles also delves into why the shrines were erected. After the foundation of the kingdom of Hyrule, monsters often appeared in various regions for a certain time and for this reason, the king and queen, once defeated those monsters, managed thanks to the power of light and time to build shrines in which to seal them because they never came back to life. From here it's possible to deduce that the reason why the Lightroots are placed right under the shrines and are able to purify the gloom, is because they draw energy from the powers of Sonia and Rauru.

[cuddlysharkcandy]

A "secret": dialogue with one of the Yiga clan members, in one of the Yiga bases, reveals that the Yiga are in fact behind the "monster" trees.

[mij]

It’s nice that Lurelin Village is more interesting . It was just great opportunity to find a shrine previously