The attachment abilities of the Ultrahand have basically given players the creative freedom to make whatever they want, ushering in a new era of the Legend of Zelda series. While some builds establish more accessible modes of transportation, others are a bit on the wild side with their explosive materials. So, to commemorate these epic designs, we’ll show you the best Tears of the Kingdom vehicles and creations.
Giant Mech
Soul Banana has set the bar for Tears of the Kingdom builds, especially with their first model of a Gundam-inspired prototype. Using Ascend, the player can reach the head of this mech beast to control it, allowing them to move the direction of the wheels. On top of that, the robotic suit will instantly obliterate enemies through the Beam Emitter while simultaneously protecting Link from projectiles with the cover of a cart.
The creation continues to be perfected, with Soul Banana’s most recent version of the Prototype 2 Gundam. The user has also taken their builds to the skies with a Macross Frontier-inspired flying device that can reach the majestic dragons of Hyrule.
Multi-Stage Rocket
The step rocket program may need to make some room for more recruits, as Legend of Zelda players construct intricate boosters in Tears of the Kingdom. One, in particular, is the multi-stage rocket creation by Reddit user bishlo using various interlocking pieces. The first phase initiates the takeoff until it gradually comes apart the higher it gets, almost identical to the real-life version of launch vehicles.
The last stage features a unique Fuse combination of a shield and rocket, which many fans have used as a replacement for Revali’s Gale of Breath of the Wild. As a result, Link can reach unprecedented heights, making it easier to get around the vast terrain.
The Korok Kannon
The Korok abuse phenomenon has caused quite a stir in the Tears of the Kingdom community, where many players have used malicious methods to hurt the adorable creatures. Alongside this torturous anomaly is Yer_Dunn’s Korok Kannon, leading the forest inhabitant to take off into the sky as if they were Team Rocket blasting off.
Although I can’t promise that the device won’t harm any Koroks, it does make the traveling process more manageable, rather than trudging along with the creature using Ultrahand. At the very least, it doesn’t harm them as much as the medieval torture build.