Inventive Zelda: TOTK Trick Takes Out Hard Enemies In The Funniest Way Possible

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An inventive new trick in has proved to be a hilarious way to handle combat, even being able to defeat some of the game's hardest enemies. is a game that is extremely well-suited to encouraging creativity in order to solve its challenges, especially with the immense range of possibilities presented by the Fuse and Ultrahand mechanics. Of course, fans were quick to come up with many hilarious creations soon after first launched, but even a year on, striking new ideas are still being spread across the internet.

The open-world design of allows for a large degree of lateral thinking. This means that although combat can be as simple as acquiring a few weapons and perhaps Fusing them with other materials, more planning can lead to increasingly elaborate and entertaining strategies emerging. Naturally, having more than one playthrough of the game gives perfect motivation to experiment to keep gameplay fresh, although the game itself does provide opportunities to do so (like the many traveling Koroks who often suffer horrible treatment after asking Link to help them reach their distant friends).

A new Zonai Device construction demonstrated by cross.xxx on TikTok has a perfectly comedic method of attack. Consisting of an array of 12 Construct Heads stacked in three equal columns, with Zonai Carts providing a base and Stakes being used for stability, this contraption in motion is an incredibly silly sight; the columns rock back and forth in a seemingly precarious manner, strongly resembling wiggling fingers. But on the other hand, they are also incredibly effective, demonstrably able to defeat a Silver Lynel in seconds with a barrage of hits.

Of course, aside from being repositioned through Ultrahand, this build is entirely stationary and so cannot reliably attack a moving opponent that can escape its reach. Link can be seen mitigating this issue in cross.xxx’s video with the use of a Muddle Bud Fused to an arrow shot in mid-air, which stuns a Lynel long enough for the