InfamousOrange , you need to the hylian hood from the store at lookout landing and then after you finish the mayoral election questline in ventest clothing/hateno village go to Cece so she can lower the hood. Ryu_Niiyama Yup, even the non-Zelda amiibos can be scanned once a day for a little bit of random food items. No chests, apparently, but I've gotten some helpful items nonetheless. Once exclusive to Breath of the Wild's DLC, Majora's Mask's self-proclaimed reincarnated fairy has left his mark in Tears of the Kingdom with this rather striking armour set. This time, you can get all three pieces in-game, and like many of the more difficult sets, you need to solve a few of Misko's riddles.

Breath of the Wild fans may be familiar with Shiek’s Amiibo drops — the Eightfold Blade and the Shield of the Mind’s Eye — but there’s a new weapon that might be of interest called the Phrenic Bow. This new weapon replaces one of this Amiibo’s old drops, BotW‘s now-retired elemental arrows. While the helms are great, I do feel these amiibo should've also recharged each of their respective abilities without having to wait, but only once per day (for example the Revali amiibo recharging Revali's Gale).This set is based around three labyrinth tasks that see you begin in a surface maze then head directly above to a sky version and then down into the depths for the final part of the puzzle. You'll get the Sleeve after four quests are completed, the Leggings after clearing nine quests, and the Helm for completing all 12 quests and talking to Traysi. Frostbite Armour Set Image: Nintendo Life

Tunic of the Wild - At the Gerudo Dark Skeleton at coordinates -4878, -3719, -0458. Go from Kasari Lightroot and head west from the Gerudo Underground Cemetery and Desert Coliseum. Alshain01 Actually, I summoned Epona on the Great Plateau just after I got the parasail. I had to reload because I didn't want to chance that one and only way to get her off the plateau.You'll need to head to the Floating Coliseum, which is northwest of the Great Abandoned Central Mine. Once you enter the coliseum and attempt to open the gloom-covered chest, you'll have to fight five Lynels different Lynels, one after the other. I found the Zelda ones rather easily -can't say the same for Sonic, Megaman and others I still don't own-, but why this article now? Months after the release of the Champions?