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In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, players have ingeniously devised amusing contraptions to deceive enemies such as Bokoblins.The brilliance of this prank device lies in its simplistic design, featuring a Long Stick fused to a Construct Head, with a cleverly attached piece of meat.
This device is ideal for amusingly tormenting Bokoblins, who lack intelligence and speed, and can be kept distracted for a considerable period using Zonai Batteries. A comical video from Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom features a mechanism that deceives a Bokoblin into endlessly running in circles. Not only does this contraption provide a superb means of diverting an enemy, but the video itself is an exceptionally witty and innovative creation derived from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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Among the notable additions in the Legend of Zelda series are the inventive Zonai devices and Link's abilities showcased in Tears of the Kingdom. Since the game's release earlier this year, players have showcased their creativity by designing remarkable vehicles, weapons, and useful contraptions to assist Link on his quest to restore Hyrule's former glory. One particularly impressive creation is a Reddit user's rendition of the Batmobile within the game. However, let's not overlook the humorous contraption designed to torment a hapless Bokoblin.
Reddit user Huydeptrai0794 shared a video demonstrating their clever invention, which excellently utilizes the concept of using a meat arrow to distract enemies in Tears of the Kingdom. In this case, the contraption ingeniously compels the red Bokoblin into an endless pursuit, mimicking a dog's chase of its own tail. This video adds a playful twist to the notion of motivating someone with a "carrot and a stick."
The brilliance of this "prank machine" lies in its simplicity. By fusing a piece of meat to a Long Stick and attaching it to a Construct Head, the player creates a clever device. The Construct Head is specifically designed to attack the closest enemy, in this case, a Bokoblin lured by the meat stick. The result is the illusion of the Bokoblin chasing the meat, when in reality, it is the other way around. This contraption effectively torments the Bokoblin, taking advantage of their lack of intelligence and speed in Tears of the Kingdom. Notably, the Construct Head is equipped with two Zonai Batteries, ensuring the distraction can last for an extended period of time.
Upon the game's release, some players of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom engaged in tormenting Koroks using Zonai devices to launch them into space or surround them with fire. If this Bokoblin video gains popularity, it could spark a new trend in Tears of the Kingdom where players devise imaginative ways to psychologically torture Link's enemies.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available on Nintendo Switch.
