Fan Puts Zelda: TOTK’s Fuse Power Into Ocarina Of Time, Hilariously Breaks The Whole Game

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One fan created hilarious style Fused items in, which effectively breaks the whole game. One of the best features of is the ability to create new and exciting items by Fusing things together. This has allowed fans to come up with some incredibly impressive and functional builds, including easy vehicles for traveling around Hyrule and any number of odd contraptions for defeating enemies. These builds range from useful, to silly, to just downright impressive and opened up an entirely new way to play the game.

One clever modder, notCHase on YouTube, has shown exactly what 's Fuse ability would look like if implemented into Originally reported by , this feature is a mod that is currently under development for a PC port of the game.

Though it is not available yet, notCHase's video shows how helpful Fuse could be for players going through, making large sections of the game trivial. It works essentially the same as it does in – Fuse is used on a selected object in the environment to attach it to Link's sword or shield. Of course, this has game-breaking abilities, but it's well worth the entertainment it brings.

As seen in the video, notCHase ran around creating weapons out of trees, rocks, signs, enemies, and even guards. The video hilariously shows off notCHase Fusing with a guard and using him to destroy pots. They even Fused the Master Sword to the Kokiri Sword, creating a double sword-type weapon. Though it doesn't mention if these items are more powerful depending on what they're Fused with, like the best Fuse materials in , it did show off that taking a torch could allow the player to burn through cobwebs, just like lighting a Deku Stick.

Creating unique items is a feature that players never knew they needed until brought it to life, but now it seems as though many players wish it could be a feature in all the other games. Thanks to creative players like notCHase, this mod will let players experience this feature in at least one previous title. This is really