Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Player Creates Flying Off-Road Vehicle
A Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player crafted an off-road car capable of handling all sorts of terrain. One of the simple joys of Tears of the Kingdom is building vehicles that provide the opportunity to get across the map faster than usual. With a simple car available to players, there is no need to travel on horseback to reach villages and other destinations in Hyrule.
Tears of the Kingdom players would be wise to craft a vehicle from raw materials and Zonai devices, which can be found inside gachapon machines. While the vehicle's design is important, so is its function — and that's where Ultrahand comes into play. This ancient ability helps players combine planks and Zonai devices in any configuration to get powered cars, gliders, or even submarines. Moreover, it allows them to weaponize contraptions with emitters and rockets to blast enemies.
One insightful Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player, known on Reddit as AZAMA, has created an off-road vehicle that soars through the air and jumps from one cliff to another. Their contraption boasts an unusual design, with its big Zonai wheels making all sorts of terrain more comfortable. The functional wing on top of the vehicle allows it to glide through the air and land on the ground safely. Furthermore, this off-road car can handle mini jumps without taking any damage due to its design.
According to AZAMA, their custom contraption consists of three steering sticks, a sled, six big wheels, a spring, shrine capstan handles, a wing, an electric motor, a star fragment, and two hooks found inside Tears of the Kingdom's Ukouh Shrine. Gathering all these materials is a daunting task because players must extract some of them from shrines.
In Tears of the Kingdom, the easiest way to travel throughout the map is to craft a vehicle from Zonai devices. These nifty items are all created with Zonaite materials that can mostly be found in the Depths. One thing to note is that Tears of the Kingdom players must use a hammer to break
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