Mastering the Mogisari Shrine: Brave the Low-Gravity Jumps in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
The Mogisari Shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom challenges players to drive a Zonai device car over multiple low-gravity jumps This shrine is located in the northeasterly part of Hyrule's sky and can be found during the The Lomei Labyrinth Island Prophecy side quest Get ready to show off your skills in this exciting challenge!
As players journey through "The Lomei Labyrinth Island Prophecy" side quest in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, they will eventually stumble upon the Mogisari Shrine. This shrine can be found in the most northeasterly part of Hyrule's sky and requires players to navigate a low-gravity environment while driving a car made of Zonai devices over several jumps.
Mogisari Shrine's location in TotK can be seen in the following image:
In Tears of the Kingdom, players can find the Mogisari Shrine on the southern edge of the Lomei Sky Labyrinth in the far corner of the Akkala Sky.
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To reach the shrine, players can utilize the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower to launch Link up to the Sokkala Sky Archipelago. Once there, they can either gather resources on the sky islands or construct their own flying contraption to soar towards the Lomei Sky Labyrinth.
During their journey, players may need to make a pitstop at the North Akkala Sky Archipelago to recharge their Energy Cells or acquire new parts to upgrade their flying machine.
As players get close to the Lomei Sky Labyrinth, they will spot the Mogisari Shrine waiting on a ledge just outside the main structure.
Once Link's feet are safely on the ground, players can activate the shrine and take on the challenge inside.
Mogisari Shrine Walkthrough
Players must have the courage to jump to overcome the challenge of the Mogisari Shrine. The task requires them to utilize makeshift cars to leap over gaps in low gravity and reach the finish line.
At the start of the challenge, players will choose one of the pre-built cars available at the entrance. The choice of vehicle does not impact the shrine's difficulty level.
Controlling the car through the Mogisari Shrine can be challenging, especially when players encounter lava, spikes, and lasers separated by small, angled jumps. To make matters worse, elemental arrows are also shot at Link by constructs along the way. It's important to keep moving and avoid staying in one spot for too long to successfully navigate through this tricky first puzzle.
As the car speeds forward, the Small Wheel Zonai Devices take over acceleration duties, allowing players to focus solely on steering left and right.
Upon entering the laser section, players will be presented with two paths to choose from. While both paths lead to the same endpoint, the closer path presents obstacles in the form of explosive barrels that must be navigated around. Alternatively, the other path holds a secret chest waiting to be discovered.
Driving along the far route to the Mogisari Shrine will lead players to a stone wall obstructing their path. By maintaining a decent speed and colliding with the wall, it will crumble and allow Link and his car to continue through.
After reaching the other side, players will come across a chest containing a Mighty Zoanite Shield. Once obtained, they can proceed back to their vehicle and head towards the next section of the Mogisari Shrine.
After the two paths converge, players will encounter a car and some Zonai Rockets on the left side of the track. It is not recommended to proceed down the track in your current vehicle as the right path leads to a slope that leads to nowhere, and the left path leads to an upward slope that requires more speed than the vehicle can provide to clear the gap.
Instead, it is recommended for players to utilize the Zonai Rockets provided and attach them to either the initial or replacement car. Upon reactivating the controls of the car, the rockets will launch and allow Link to soar over the void towards the final platform.
It is crucial for players to exercise caution and refrain from jumping off the car prematurely as the low-gravity velocity could result in them colliding with the back wall, with the car not too far behind. Once Link has safely come to a complete stop, he will be able to visit the statue and obtain the Light of Blessing.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for the Nintendo Switch.
