20 MORE Hidden Secrets in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

To add onto the Eyes of the Beholder quest, the eyes are hidden in the exact spots where, in BOTW, there were chests that could only be accessed once you claimed the corresponding ability. The magnesis shrine at the north of the plateau has an eye underwater where a metal chest used to be. The bomb shrine in the east has an eye in a breakable rock wall. The stasis shrine in the south is under a fallen chunk of sky island, where in botw there was a boulder. The cryonis shrine in the west has an eye stuck in ice. (the exact location of the botw treasure is now a korok)

Piper is a Skull Kid, headcanon accepted.

The photos hanging on the first floor of Links House in Hateno ( now Zelda's House ) corresponds to the quests where you need to find clues about Zelda's whereabouts aka the lucky clover gazette quest . I noticed it after finishing the quest . 😊

I think the Blademaster just ignores who you are, because you're the only worthy candidate he's had in a while.

Something I noticed about the stable trotters during play through: Each of their instruments correspond to the instruments played in Majora's Mask. Most notably when you play at the Milk Bar. Horn - Deku pipes, drums- Goron drums, violin/strings- Zora guitar, and flute- ocarina. (I can't remember if this was pointed out in the first one)

In addition to the point of "The Yiga and the Sheikah," it's also shown that if you wear the Yiga mask in Gerudo Town, you will be arrested and locked up, only to be found as to actually be Link. They'll ask for you to remove it before letting you leave (if you don't just Ascend out). This ties in with the Gerudo also having a history with the Yiga, since the Yiga clan's hideout is found North of Gerudo Desert and have been shown to try and steal the Gerudo's special helm, which they recreated in TotK

Mojo I have something you missed with Poe souls. On top of the area where you construct mineru there are 4 grave like rocks much like Sonia’s grave and poe souls by each rock. This might be not only a reference to the 4 sages but this might be their graves. 😊

Good, glad one of these videos finally pointed out the Piper dance being a reference to the Skull Kids from OOT. I also believe the Maestro is doing a more exaggerated version of Link's Wind Waker conducting animation (of course that is probably obvious since both are essentially conducting)

I dyed my Yiga outfit green… that shoulda been a hint to them, but they still foolishly trusted me… MUAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

I don't know if it counts as an Easter Egg or just an interesting detail. In each place where a chunk of sky island has been sitting for a while, you can see the ground around it has changed. It is more stone like, even on grassy areas, and has markings like zonai lines. It's like the sky island pieces are infecting the land around them.

Whoa, that last one is really cool! I always wondered if they just pulled letters out of a hat or something to name the shrines. I had no idea there was real-world significance.

I love when they do things like piper dancing like skull kid, no matter how small or meanless they are. it's always enjoyable. fun note that scene from oot with the 2 skull kids and you match the tunes, last time I did that part a few years back I was tripping so hard I sat on that part for what seemed like hours (had to be atleast over 1). funny memories

I would like to see more of Link and Zelda being school teachers in Hateno Children. Sadly though, we may never get to the DLC since Fujibayashi and Aonuma have anoounced it a few days ago.

Eustice may be in relation to the horn he's playing, which I think based on his name is supposed to be a Euphonium. It's a horn that sounds like what he's playing, it just looks a little different. I think that makes more sense for his name since everyone else's name seems to be related to their instruments 😊

Unfortunately, the "bloody walls" in the Kakariko Village Well seems to just be a myth caused by improperly seeing things in the dim light. Shining a bright light inside the well reveals it to be normal red-accented walls with green moss splotches over it, not mossy walls with red blood splotches. Similar red accents can be found on other Zonai stonework in Thyphlo Ruins, the labyrinths, etc. Of course, the sharp, narrow corridors and red coloring could still be a subtle reference to the original Kakariko Well anyways.

Eustus could be a reference to the eustachian tube which is part of the ear, since the ear resembles the bell of a horn

I'm just going to say what I'm thinking: anyone else think Violynne is one of the prettiest NPCs in the game?

I found the The legend of the Great Sky Island quest yesterday. I was down on Hyrule west field doing Korok puzzles when I looked up and saw a whitish, blue-green swirl in the sky. I checked the map and saw it was definitely The Great Sky Island and immediately knew it had to be the around the Temple Of Time. When I first saw the waterfalls, I knew you had to use the Zora’s armor to complete it. Such a neat challenge and discovery and it made me find out that a Bubbulfrog is in a Great Sky Island cave!

Over 200 hours in and still learned new things! Thanks!

At 10:34 you talk about ascending from the kakariko well to find a single silent princess but the footage you show is Link popping up near the base of Satori Mountain and onto a single blue nightshade flower 🤔🤔 I think someone in editing got confused ther