Unveiling the Epic Upgraded Batmobile in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

A talented player of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has caught the attention with their impressive Batmobile design, which would make the Dark Knight himself proud. The game, which was released on the Nintendo Switch in May, became a massive hit due to Link's new crafting abilities that allow players to create anything they can imagine.

Players have been able to design vehicles to navigate the vast and vibrant open world of Tears of the Kingdom, drawing inspiration from popular movie and video game franchises. Some examples include a fast Podracer from Star Wars Episode 1: Racer and a mechanized vehicle that could fit in with the Transformers' Autobot army. One player even recreated The Dark Knight Trilogy's Tumbler Batmobile, and now another player is showcasing their own Gotham-inspired ride.

Earlier this week, a Reddit user by the name of Wild_Relation3742 shared a video on the subreddit r/tearsofthekingdom. The video showcased their own unique interpretation of the Batmobile from the Hylian universe. Unlike the previously mentioned Tumbler, this version of the Batmobile adopted a more traditional design, featuring a closing canopy and a rocket-powered engine. Surprisingly, fans in the comment section noticed that the Batmobile's battery lasted longer than anticipated. Some even drew parallels between Link driving the Batmobile out of a cave and the iconic Caped Crusader. In response, several users shared their own versions of the video, complete with soundtracks from the 1989 Batman movie and Batman: The Animated Series.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom offers players the ability to create a variety of vehicles and contraptions using Link's versatile new Fuse and Ultrahand powers. Some players have decided to construct stationary structures, such as giant skateboard ramps and amusement park rides for Link's enjoyment during his downtime in Hyrule. However, there is also a mischievous contingent within the game's fanbase who have taken a darker approach, constructing torture devices to torment the innocent Koroks.

The presence of Batman's iconic vehicle in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a delightful surprise for fans who appreciate both Nintendo and DC Comics. It is fitting that Link, who, like Batman, relies on gadgets and strategic planning to conquer foes and protect the realm, now has the opportunity to ride in a vehicle inspired by Gotham City's esteemed hero as he embarks on his battles against the malevolent Ganondorf. Interested players can find The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom on Nintendo Switch.