Zelda TotK Vehicles & Builds That Will BLOW YOUR MIND 🤯 #2

Hi all - to those who watch our videos daily, you may have seen a lot of these builds before. This is a special episode, as mentioned in the title and description, looking at the best Zonai builds so far from previous episodes. Fresh new content is coming tomorrow!

I really hate how balloons and wings just disappear. It really limits the usefulness of aircrafts

Spirit of Rauru: "This is the Ultrahand ability. It allows you to move objects freely and attach them to other objects. With it, you will be able to build a great number of things. Really, anything you can imagine." Link: "Haha flying death machine go brrr!"

The fact that the four-stage rocket uses explosives to start each new stage is not just a useful technique but also a cool nod to real rockets that use explosive bolts to separate parts.

I hope that in a future update Nintendo makes the autoduilds a sharable thing. Maybe you could accept green schema stones from horse stables.

One think I noticed since Totk is out, Link would be the ultimate Green Lantern.

Could you imagine how insane a multi-player version of this game would be? People having pod races and mech battles? The possibilities would be endless (and insane)

Some of these builds are genius and require engineering minds. Others have me in stitches.

To all that have noticed that these are all very familiar, you are correct, these are just clips from different videos, but he clearly addresses this in the description with “here’s a collection of our favorites so far”.

Future Zeldas: "So does anyone know why Hyrule has dozens of these massive abandoned temples all over the place?" TOTK-era Zelda: "Oh, well, we didn't originally build those as temples. When the Link of my time got the hang of the Ultrahand, he kinda went a bit overboard with the whole fusing and crafting thing. After a while, he said he needed some extra spaces to house all of his 'new sweet rides'. Then he kept making even more of them. Eventually though, Link ended up burning through every single Zonai battery in existence, and we just repurposed his old garages since it seemed like a waste otherwise. Just don't ask about the one where he kept his favorite 'Korok-war-crime-devices'. We sealed that one up somewhere behind Kakariko Village and never spoke of it again." OoT-era Zelda: "So THAT explains the Shadow Temple..."

Tip for everyone, if you’re sick of your builds despawning as soon as you hop off of them, fuse a dragon scale to it. You can then take the scale back and autobuild it with the scale using zonite. Scales are coded to have the furthest persistence distance of any item in the game (except for falling stars but those despawn during the day) and green zonite versions keep the same code

We gonna talk about how FAST that weird ass 4x12 leg wheel spider thing is? I didn't even know big wheels were CAPABLE of that kind of speed 💀

Im happy that the robots and beam emitters give us such a thorough representation of what the calamity was like

8:40 HUDSON IS PISSING ICE

The absolute near limitless creativity with these contraptions is astounding! I will always cherish this game and the Zelda series as a whole!

the twelve wheeled slab crawler thing feels alive somehow... that is a living beast right there...

I made myself the flying bike last night and explored a good 25% of the depths in a night. Such a good build!

I wonder what the developers think when they see all this cool stuff.

Link's lack of emotion was perfect at the beginning. He was still hanging on to the control and looked too stunned to move. I could see him thinking, "wtf just happened?"

My favorite battle bot is a homing cart with a shock emitter on the front and a hydrant on top. Constantly being wet turns the shock emitter into an area of effect weapon. It can keep multiple enemys stun locked at once. Though you might want to get the shock immunity helmet from the yiga headquarter if you plan on getting close to it yourself.