Outrageous Innovation in Zelda: Unleashing an Attack Helicopter!

In the world of Tears of the Kingdom, a creative player has taken ingenuity to new heights by crafting an attack helicopter using a combination of basic Zonai devices and two elusive shrine artifacts. Among the countless creations within the game, this airborne marvel stands out as the epitome of cool in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Since its release, one of the most awe-inspiring aspects of Tears of the Kingdom has been the remarkable creativity exhibited by its fan base. With the help of the game's Ultrahand ability, players have pushed the boundaries of design, creating some of the most impressive structures ever seen in the realm of video games. From practical inventions like a Korok-launching cannon to a mobile death ray capable of instantly eliminating formidable foes like Lynels and Gleeoks, there seems to be no limit to what can be achieved. In fact, one ambitious Tears of the Kingdom player has even managed to construct a fully functional combustion engine, a truly rare accomplishment in the realm of gaming. While these practical marvels are undoubtedly impressive, many players redirect their artistic energies towards crafting visually stunning structures that simply exude coolness.

Reddit user SenseiRaf recently shared a captivating video clip featuring his remarkable creation—an attack helicopter. In the clip, Link impressively utilizes his Autobuild ability to construct the helicopter using predominantly common parts sourced from the Zonai device dispensers scattered throughout the land of Hyrule. Notably, the clip showcases the ingenious shock emitters responsible for sustaining the propellers' motion. As revealed by a commenter, this awe-inspiring attack helicopter can be assembled using Autobuild at a relatively low cost of just 51 Zonite.

However, one intriguing aspect that has left many commenters puzzled is the origin of the propellers themselves. Apparently, these propellers cannot be obtained from the Zonai device dispensers and are actually exclusive to specific shrines in the game, such as the shrine found amidst the spiral formation in Akkala. Once located, the player can fuse the propeller to a weapon and then take it to Tarrey Town to separate the two components. Subsequently, the player gains the ability to construct the helicopter and conveniently rebuild it later using Autobuild.

Several other players have reported constructing the same attack helicopter, but their experiences with it have been far from positive. According to them, this airborne vehicle does not maneuver as smoothly as the air bike available in Tears of the Kingdom. Additionally, they have encountered great difficulty in successfully landing the helicopter without causing it to crash. However, despite these practical shortcomings, the attack helicopter does possess a highly appealing cool factor.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can be enjoyed on the Nintendo Switch platform.