The BEST Flying Machine for Signs, Koroks, & More in Tears of the Kingdom

The Legend of Zelda Tears Of The Kingdom lets you build many devices for travel, but there is 1 I have been using that I recommend as the best for traveling around the Hyrule Kingdom for Korok Seeds, Korok Taxi, Addison Signs, and much more. This is The BEST Flying Machine for Signs, Koroks, & More in Tears of the Kingdom.
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[@eatgluedrnkpaint]

If you attach a dragon part to your build, it will prevent it from despawning until you're (allegedly) 2,000 meters away. Super useful for exploring caves and such!

[@BlueKazm]

This even works with the autobuild dragon parts!

[@willheismusical]

I was about to say this 😆

[@Ozzie2191]

To follow on the dragon part thing, if you use autobuild without supplying the dragon part, it will create it for a few zonalite. It's great.

[@RobertCahill]

Came to say this too!

[@Sheikah_Architect]

I can confirm the distance is extremely far. I did the early Memories quest at the Forbidden Temple (I think it's called) and the hoverbike was still at the entrance.

[@xxTheComenterxx]

Just wanna point out that you can just use a Hover Stone for the Hudson signs. Takes 2 seconds every time, and usually never fails.

[@nathanbell6712]

This. That’s all I’ve been doing when I see them lol

[@ShadowFlame420]

yea, he points that out in the video

[@JasonBK21]

I almost have every sign and I would have never done it without hoverstones

[@BeersYourFriend]

badass

[@finaldragon789]

million times yes!

[@kingbradshaw4515]

this man is my go to for botw and totk stuff and Austin how do you manage to get a perfect snap in every single intro 😭

[@AustinJohnPlays]

it MAY or MAY NOt be from sweaty gamer hands lol

[@robakubeno4461]

Litterally same. Whenever I have a question on either game I know he would make a 🔥 video explaining everything. Best Zelda KZbinr when it comes to guides

[@Electric-Bird-Set-Free]

I was just thinking the same thing

[@CorynSilver]

The two fan hover bike can absolutely carry a Korok with no added parts, I’ve been doing it for hours. It doesn’t exactly go straight, but for the short time you need to do so, it’s fine

[@TheEsparoba3]

it works far better if you put the fans on the sides instead of front/back

[@jeremeyodell]

Same. Just attach the korok or crystal to the edge of the back fan and it works just fine.

[@pcdeltalink036]

Agreed. I’ve used the 2 fan and stick option the whole time. Carries Koroks and shrine crystals no problem.

[@OldGamerMegara]

Austin, you’re amazing. I just finished the shrines and I’m at about 300 Korok seeds. I have been experimenting with different ways to move them around. It’s like you’re reading my mind.

[@Electro4890]

My favourite way is to fuse wood to an arrow, then shooting it towards a korok who has the bag, then I attach the korok to the wood and reverse the wood. Works well

[@AustinJohnPlays]

@@Electro4890 i tried that too, the problem is you have to go to Korok 1, then go to Korok 2, and then do it. just slap 'em on there and you woulda been done already. ya know?

[@Electro4890]

@@AustinJohnPlays Yes but sometimes I see the korok at the tent before the lost korok, so I just use a bow that shoots far like a gerudo bow which helps in some cases. But the new flying device of yours definitely seems better, I used to use the normal flying bike and added 2 extra fans for support and it kinda worked... (not really but I got there eventually)

[@TopzHat]

@@Electro4890 I do the same, but with meat in my case. For some reason, I always tend to have more of that

[@Electro4890]

@@TopzHat I guess you don't bother chopping down trees. So with animals around, meat is easier to come across, so no surprise you have more of em

[@aceofaces0007]

This looks like a much easier build than the 2 fan personal flying machine. Whenever I try to use that, it constantly drifts and rolls because I bet it's not perfectly aligned, making it a pain to control. This new build looks much more enjoyable to use, and more useful to carry Koroks. Neat.

[@ArcNine9Angel]

I recommend using a stake to help stand it up, and then if you hold the rotate button alone, you can align it off the red arrow!

[@sirhenry7880]

I made a hover trike for this exact reason.

[@ToyKeeper]

It's worth getting the hoverbike build _just right_ once, and saving it as a favorite. There are a bunch of different guides on how to build it perfectly; any guide should work.

[@TheEsparoba3]

just put the fans on the sides instead of the front and back, it's far more controllable, and far more forgiving if not perfectly aligned, and it can transport koroks/shrine stones without any problem if you attach them to the bottom of the steering stick, the only caviat is that you have to hold your stick backwards when taking off if something is attached

[@Wheelsadealin]

My favorite part about this build is that it goes perfectly straight. No matter how perfectly you try to align the 2 fan build, it will ALWAYS slightly veer towards the left/right if you let it fly on its own. This thing does not do that at all. Huge fan (lmao) of this build

[@joshuamackey2326]

Mine stays straight

[@drolnogardgames4335]

So, if you weren't aware, the hoverbike floats in water too, and usually stays upright as well. It sinks for a little bit if you fall in, but it floats up after

[@wrongtown]

Was looking for this comment 👍

[@hazzmattplays1100]

The 2 fan 1 stick hover bike works well with koroks you just need to attack it fairly centrally to the top of the back fan. It’s a little harder to control but it still works perfectly in my experience

[@thedude-nf1uf]

I usually stick them to the top of the front fan

[@phoenixsoren]

Also Yunobo can change your center of mass and keep you going sideways XD

[@KittyPozer]

I put the korok underneath and then use rewind to start my flight in mid air and level

[@AustinJohnPlays]

I tried SOOO many ways to get my regular Personal Flying Machine to work WELL, and it was ALWAYS just inconvenient. If I'm doing Koroks, I wanna Veg out, kick back, and just slap 'em on there and not worry about anything. Oh, and it sinks :(

[@Nicknero]

@@AustinJohnPlays So far I have been using the hoverbike for almost everything, and it can carry a korok on it's back although as others have mentioned you need to balance it a little. For shrine crystals since they are heavier, I usually slap two extra fans on either side of the back fan which creates enough lift to carry a shrine crystal or even more koroks. But I have to say, being able to float on water and also less likely to roll over on it's side at landing on hills makes your build very superior. I might consider using it for a while. Thanks!

[@devonwesmiller4529]

Hey Austin, I'd love to see an advanced building guide for TOTK. No one has done one yet, that fully explains the nuance of each fuseable item and when to find some of the more unique ones. At least not in one full comprehensive video. Things like using cooking pots for suspension on ground vehicles, where to find a non-zonite made hot air balloon base, whether or not a construct head pilots a vehicle, how the wagon wheels work for advanced builds, etc...

[@LordDraz]

I would absolutely love to see a video on this as well!!

[@joezilla29]

I wish Addison had a map marker similar to Koroks after completion. I ignored him at the very start and now I have to retrace my steps through Heroes Path.

[@IDontNeedAHandleIfIDontCreateC]

If you don’t mind a larger frame, there is a shrine in Lanayru Wetlands called Jonsau (Deep Force) that has a couple of buoyant shapes in it, like spheres and boards, that are unique in that they aren’t conductive like metal, flammable like wood, or heavy like stone. It might be worth it to grab the slab out of there with weapon fusing so you have something to use in areas like Death Mountain or the Thunder Plateau without risk of combustion.

[@simonnading]

I just did this one, and I had never cared so much about fuse-stealing something from a shrine.

[@FelisImpurrator]

Tried it. Unfortunately, the board has zero natural attach-magnet points so it's hard to balance, and it's large enough that it's too difficult to lift into the air with four fans. It may be of use when building an electric turbine vehicle, as a wing glued to some battery swords or a base that's fireproof and lighter than metal. But it's not viable as a lifting transport.

[@colinsmith1495]

@@simonnading I made a nice fishing/speedboat with the flat one, but it's a little large for a flying vehicle and is likely to be unwieldy.

[@Hartbreak1]

Man I wish there was a guide about useful stuff that could be stolen from shrines lol. I remember one of the shrines had a sort of rechargeable battery (forgot which one lol) if that battery could be somehow smuggled out of the shrine it could probably work forever with shock emitters.

[@FelisImpurrator]

@@Hartbreak1 Zora's Domain shrine. And yes, those have already been used for infinite flight machines.

[@Vaeland]

I like using the hudson cutouts in Terry town with 2 fans stacked in front and one in back. Fairly certain it’s lighter than wood with same properties because 3 fans is perfect and looks wildly inappropriate with position of the steering stick

[@FelisImpurrator]

It may not be the most efficient, but that has to be the funniest way to transport things. "H-he's standing!"

[@Solrex_the_Sun_King]

If you don't want the Yiga to steal your hoverbike and/or other vehicles, lock it with a dragon part as a key. As long as you don't go 2000 meters away, save and reload, or go in a shrine, the Yiga will not steal your vehicles.

[@justinjohnston8923]

Love the idea of the Yiga "stealing" them LMAO

[@Solrex_the_Sun_King]

@@justinjohnston8923 I mean, it makes it memorable for sure.

[@redmage777]

@@justinjohnston8923 It would be cool to actually watch a Yiga ride off on it...

[@dirtywhitellama]

I steal Yiga vehicles from time to time. It's only fair I guess.

[@ShihanQu]

So the dragon part is actually the lock, not the key?

[@mattkramer8426]

Austin, those Zonai floating platforms also work great for a lot of the signs as well

[@drakefromstatefarm3721]

This is definitely going in my auto builds. After some of the monstrosities I’ve created, this will be a good way to transport Koroks instead of strapping rockets to their backpacks.

[@michaellane5381]

Save a board, use the Korok. I only just figured out the lazy way to get most of them is to lay them flat, attach a control stick on top and the rocket on the side pointed in the general direction, the bounce tends to be minimal or you just hop off and the idea people can't see the Korok is hilarious.

[@lizziev4510]

I would never hurt a pony, deer or a fox.. but for some reason, there’s something sadistically satisfying about rocket firing koroks….

[@jordanlicht1601]

Lool sounds fun regardless of overshooting sometimes definitely worth

[@TheInquisitiveShark]

Your methodology sounds more entertaining though. 🤣

[@oiram9466]

This build is amazing i was using the sky island default metal grate and 4 fans to fly them places if i didnt already have a plane.

[@zekebonnell7178]

I love the frame perfect ending for that little bonus bit of information/"spoiler" for sign reward.

[@pokefanforlife1234]

Just amazing Austin, thank you for helping me get through the depths!

[@mhf0gamer]

The personal flying device also floats. Granted, it's sometimes difficult to get on it before you could control it since it's so small. But yes, it floats and you can definitely launch from the water.

[@nox_luna]

fanbike also launches from water

[@Jayxe]

​@@nox_lunafan bike = personal flying device = hover bike, they are all the same thing. 2 fans and 1 control stick

[@nox_luna]

@@Jayxe if you build any configuration other than the front/back 45 degree angle fans, youre making it wrong, yes its a little precise to make but its the best config ive seen/used/tested.

[@Zolomight]

1:35 "This thing is FANtastic" budum tss 🥁

[@Juiceman86]

Bro.. your videos are so clutch! Thank you for taking the time to share all of this information. Definitely helped a lot!

[@Ackerman4807]

I love all your videos Austin. I love future and past Austin videos and all the commentary you do for all your videos they are all so helpful. Thank you for all the Zelda videos they make my day. Keep up the amazing work Austin.

[@nolanhartwick7184]

You can replace the two fans in the back with a single fan (placed at 45 in the middle of the back) to save zonai. It has very similar performance

[@JLMBUTYOUTUBE]

Austin, You're definitly among the greatest youtubers ever. Your guides manage to strike a balance between helpful and entertaining. Sometimes I just like watching your vids even if the guide itself is about something I've already done. Keep up the good work, and I'll keep coming back!

[@ShaneRie123]

Austin putting out the best TOTK content everyday. Love to see it!

[@kdawg69kt]

I’m glad you made this video I could never get the balance correct on the personal vehicle.

[@lafalita01]

I luv watching ur videos made playing Zelda less stressful coming from someone who was playing Zelda from the very first game thank you again appreciate the time you take to put into tour game play and into your videos ❤

[@Acubed-A3]

Great build! Fans will eventually break, I posted a short of them breaking but it takes a long time of flying. I was so surprised😮

[@user-hb4cp9zq7y]

OMG Austin John bloody brilliant this build is so easy to control glides up and you can get a perfect landing, this is my top go to now that I just need to finish Hudson and korok, then off to skill the big guy. All your videos have been so good and fun and have help me when I’ve been really stuck on something, thank you xx

[@mystilik]

Love this build, so useful for all the Koroks!!

[@spillinda]

i love how helpful and chill this video is ☺️ best guides ever!!

[@ThisJustin509]

Thank you for all the helpful videos! Keep up the great work.

[@DrCorndog1]

This is almost exactly the build I came up with a few days back. Works great.

[@Leagueoflegends245]

High quality content, as always!

[@robkh68]

I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you for all that you do.

[@ILoveYouLarussel]

These videos are helping me get started in the massive game

[@Irish_Enderman]

These videos are incredible, I've been ignoring most of thise koroks because some of them go really far, I used your multi shot bow farming glitch to get 400k rupees and easily found any armor I wanted

[@themissionslayer]

This casual video from Austin is exactly what I needed with my coffee this morning!

[@kamustrengthen7720]

This work’s amazing! Thank you

[@TheTrueRman]

Just tried your build out and i love it. More energy consuming but better control than the hover bike.

[@White-Wing]

I appreciate this video, thank you AustinJohn. 💚

[@KaitlynSalonga]

ok i was here for the korok part but i am shook by the use for the signs. amazing.

[@seanyboyc86]

I love this thing. It handles brilliantly in all the ways you pointed out. Before this I ignored the motors coz my bike couldn’t carry them and I didn’t want a lengthy traversal to distract me.

[@rocksays9054]

Austin this is awesom thanks so much!

[@1992marigold]

I love that flying machine! Thank you. I spent way too much time trying to build the hover bike.

[@Lyrikal757]

For the signs. I’ve found it even easier to just use a zonai floating platform. Pop one activate it. And float it so that the sign can not* fall forward and done.

[@jomhua3844]

Ur videos always bright my day, thank you

[@raitonodefeat6503]

"Yup it goes into square hole" *PTSD hits*

[@BeersYourFriend]

Thats pretty badass! Building one now. Thanks Austin!🍻

[@joebridger3339]

Good design choice with the 2 x 4 wood base for the flying Zonai device. Austin this is regarding a boat build and not a flying machine build, but if you go to the Jonsau Shrine, with the "Deep Force" puzzle located in the Lanayru wetlands ( 1743, 0018, 0025 ) the large, yellow Zonai floating board (kind of like a Zonai pool toy...) makes for an excellent boat base as it floats right on the water surface, and does not sink like the wood bases - it can go very fast on the water surface because of how buoyant it is.

[@joebridger3339]

The steps involved (requires Master Hand unlocked): Go inside Jonsau Shrine, Solve the first puzzle, Start the second puzzle, but put a fan and a control stick on the board to make a fan boat. Save the build to favorites. It costs about 9 Zonite to make, and a bit less if you bring your own fan and control stick.

[@benwollens7312]

Thank you for this build tip, Austin John. I was actually trying to find a way to do Korok puzzles, especially the ones where you have to get them up a mountain. This is really cool. Again, thank you =)

[@skythegamedev3751]

The 2 fan flying machine is buoyant also tho? However, this one does seem more convenient for water-based puzzles where you need to be standing on top of an object as there's more surface area with this flying machine as opposed to the personal flying machine

[@valkoln8436]

This video was not only useful but also satisfying to watch

[@-Titania]

I've been using a flying machine very similar to this and when I discovered it it instantly became my favorite machine it's in my auto build and its phenomenal

[@EasterIslander13]

Man that's cool Austin, thank you. What a wonderful game. Its probably the best one I've ever played

[@cScottD]

This is the best flying machine I’ve tried! I’ve built several of the others I’ve seen online and they’re very unstable and tip over very easily. Also, if I bump into a wall or mountain, I get stuck and am unable to turn or back up. This one is very stable and if I bump into a wal, or mountain, I just pull back on the stick and it goes straight up. Once I reach the top, I can just let go of the stick to go straight forward again, with no change in height. I used it earlier to get to 3 light roots that I’d been having trouble getting to. Of course, it uses twice as much battery as most of the other builds, but it’s worth it for a more stable, usable vehicle. Thanks!

[@FabioCapela]

A small hint, you can store a hover stone fused to a weapon; just throw the weapon to unfuse it, and fuse it again when done with the hover stone. I don't think the weapon even loses durability.

[@BrainWise95]

I'm gonna need to try this

[@BrainWise95]

I think when a weapon is thrown it's supposed to lose durability. Regardless it wouldn't be hard to use a study stick and replace it when it gets low

[@pinstripeowl]

Oh that's useful!!

[@anthonysilvernail5128]

definite improvement over the hover bike!! twice as expensive but also twice as powerful. built it pretty much immediately after watching your vid and can confirm it will now be my daily driver. pretty anxious to try it on a shrine crystal.

[@arielcordero]

Austin John just made Korok Hunting and sign repair fun with this build. And with the dragon part attached? Best flying contraption period. I still love the hover bike , but this hover quad is way better and useful. Just don't fly close to fire shotting enemies. I have spent all morning Korok hunting to expand my weapons. Thanks Austin John. 🤘😎🤘

[@VixanaL]

One of the autobuilds I like is "pile of apples". I turn it on and nearby apples are gathered to me. As for korok space program though...

[@kaeldrarhiannon]

I was just thinking last night that I needed a reliable way to transport Koroks. Thank you, Austin!!

[@kolbepayne]

Love your content man!

[@MrHero83]

Austin. You are a LEGEND.

[@johnhedlund1344]

Rewind recharge is amazing. Epic find.

[@FortyTwoBlades]

For Korok-ferrying specifically I like to use an autobuild of one of the hot air balloon baskets from the Depths with 3 fans spaced evenly, and the control stick on the top where the balloon usually goes. Stick the Korok in the brazier instead of a flame emitter and your weights are perfectly balanced in the middle of the craft, making it easy to steer. I usually use the fans in dead upright configuration because altitude gain is usually what I need most, but for longer distances you can just pop them off and angle them. You don't have snapping points for the fans, BUT because of the optimized balance you don't have to be very precise with it to get convenient flight. 3 zonaite is a small price to pay for the incredible handling of the basket.

[@ayakoholic]

For shrine crystals, I just use the crystal as the body of the bike-- put a fan on each end and a steering stick on top. Usually doesn't fly entirely straight, but it gets me to the shrine site just fine.

[@DomDomPop]

I know the wood is good for builds, but I can never make myself use it unless I have to. Same for the stone, but at least that matches a little better. The sleds just make it look right.

[@fi7959]

i made a similar design a while ago which has become my go to, but instead of the the wooden board I use a zonaite cart. It's great for exploring everywhere and easy to land, throw a brightbloom on the front for the depths.

[@EdwardMichael3]

I was gonna say I still preferred 4 fans/steering stick attached to a portable cooking pot.... but the buoyancy perk made your build next level. Well crafted

[@BuffPomsky]

Yup! I've been just using a zonai hoverstone everytime I see the hudson sign stuff lol so much easier and quicker

[@MindMazzzter]

Bro I suck at building these things, I love this video, thank you so much!!

[@koldking]

Thank you captain A-John 🫡

[@JoeBuk724]

I just did 1/3 of the map’s Korok seeds. Was doing that let go/ control again trick to land too. Definitely a pro tip.

[@soniccinos]

Nice build, the hoverbike is also buoyant.

[@kodigoldenboy]

Thank you! I never could get the hang of the hover bike.

[@SpeaksThruSong92]

I use a similar build but with a cart as the base and the two front fans facing downwards. Gets really nice lift but doesn’t quite travel as quickly as yours.

[@tenderroast582]

My personal primary flying device has been very similar. I use a Zonai cart instead of the wood. Also, if you add a dragon part, like say, any scale, it wont despawn if you are far away (and yes, it works with fake scales as well). Oh, and yes, still floats

[@xXxXxXxAllianaxXxXxX]

Wait fake scales are a thing?!

[@guypersonguyissoepicyasque7135]

@@xXxXxXxAllianaxXxXxX You know how in autobuilds if you attached a item autobuild can recreate it for like 3 more zonaite, he's talking about those, he's just referring them as fake, you can tell because they're green

[@xXxXxXxAllianaxXxXxX]

@@guypersonguyissoepicyasque7135 Oooooooohhhhhh

[@CBreezie]

Ive honestly had zero issues with transporting koroks with my two fan hover bike. I stick it on the front and just go lol Yeah, i adjust my controlling for the extra front weight. But its possible and ive cheesed most of the travel koroks with my hover bike. But everyone should do whats comfortable for them. Im sure Austin is at a point where full battery and upgraded zonai armor trivializes the drain of 4 fans and he gets to where he needs to get no problem faster than a hover bike ever could.

[@professorsequoia7318]

Austin working overtime out here. How do I subscribe twice?

[@mcon1964]

I use an airtrike, myself. Just mount 3 fans around a control stick in a triangle formation. One in front and 2 in the back (spread apart) and angled, of course. This gives you much greater stability than the standard 2 fan airbike. You can mount a Korok onto the front fan for easy transportation. The nose gets heavy but it's easy to compensate for and you can still gain altitude no problem. Another HUGE advantage is when you land in water, it's really easy to climb on board from the sides and the rear not just to regain battery and stamina, but more importantly to move objects in the water using ultrahand (like floating treasure chests). I've tried a lot of configurations using many shapes and numbers of fans but this one seems to be the best. More fans don't really add anything and they just drain your battery faster. Wear a full set of Zonai armor and you can stay airborne for a really long time. ALL the floating islands become accessible. And in the depths, you can easily land on top of those mushroom trees to recharge while avoiding enemies. But the thing I like most is that you don't have to constantly fight with the controls like you do with the airbike. Bonus tip: bring the airtrike to the Gerudo southern oasis. You will absolutely smoke the training race. I did it in 1minute and 26 seconds.

[@SilverWolf713]

I put a cart on the bottom of the Korok one you made incase I wanted to roll on the ground a bit, makes landings a tad easier. Can still fly.

[@ghostnight687]

If you don’t want to spend the 3 zonaite for the 2by4 in the flying machine you can use the “cart” zonai device, it’s pretty much the same thing, and you also get them from the same device dispenser in the thunderhead Isles.

[@FelisImpurrator]

​@@JoshSteveo92 The cart lasts exactly as long as the fans and so does the sled.

[@sober1.6]

planning to 100% this game so this is gonna be a great help,

[@soledezruiz2860]

You can place the korok over the front fan of the personal machine. Works perfect with koroks try it. But im impress with this. Its even a bit faster. Love it!

[@Wed-Fab]

I didn't like the air bike so I made a trike a while back, it works well. My next thing was to make the same thing you did. I haven't gotten around to. Now I am since you confirmed it's good.

[@tolaut]

08:16 just letting you know that i understood that reference 😂 Austin is a man of culture

[@markcappuzzo7845]

This is the most efficient flying machine. I’ve seen so far well done, sir engineer

[@KeiranTrick]

I have an autobuild saved of the hoverbike/personal flying machine with a Korok on the top of the back wheel and it works great. I've been bummed I couldn't get it to work with the shrine crystals. For Addison signs I do in fact use a single hover stone (pressed directly under and against the pole) works 9 times out of 10. The hoverbike also floats, I find it usually even rights itself so you just have to climb on and hit A to go! I will be trying this for the crystals though, since that's where I find the hoverbike flops. 😅

[@doctorbright1065]

I honestly always used a 3 fan and stearing stick build, but i can absolutely see the merit in this beauty, nice build!

[@toychristopher]

How does this work? Two fans in front and one in the back? Is it just a munervable as four fans?

[@doctorbright1065]

@@toychristopher one fan up front two in the back, and it's incredibly maneuverable, with great stability.

[@toychristopher]

@@doctorbright1065 I tried it but I must have built it wrong. It had very little lift. I found it kind of hard to position the front fan, so maybe I got that wrong.

[@doctorbright1065]

@toychristopher I position the rear fans on the ground next to eachother, and clip them onto the back of the steering stick Rotated slightly upward that way, then I rotate the front fan down by one.

[@lexbrown129]

Love you John you have helped me so much in this game I have already defeated colgera

[@KrinchCraftHD]

Good build! Was lately getting annoyed at the flying bike thing for toppling if I looked at it wrong :)

[@GearCat]

I made a sign holding autobuild device using what's on those stands. It works well because I just walkup to the stand, autobuild it, and it universally applies to all sign types. I like the flying machine adaptation, but my sign autobuilder always works, no extra attaching, super-fast.

[@BrainWise95]

I'm pretty sure the personal flyer is still buoyantn take off from water. I've also found that if you add two fans to the back of the hover bike, it works well for koroks.

[@SeriousGameplays]

Patiently waiting for the next Shrine Hunter video ☺

[@Seusspicyous]

If you want to lift koroks, add 2 more fans to both side of the rear fan of the standard hoverbike. But then again, your design is useful for a lot of things, so to each of their own I guess.

[@FelisImpurrator]

By the way, the two-fan hoverbike can be stabilized quite easily by making it a four-fan hoverbike. Combine the Goblin Glider and bike configurations into a sort of four leaf clover, and you get a vehicle that is rock stable, easy to balance, stays upright fairly easily when landing (and floats even better as a result), can restart far more quickly in midair (handy for if you get caught on an overhang - cut the engine, wait a second, and restart it), and can carry Koroks and shrine gems with about as much ease as the version with a board/sled/cart due to the more efficient lifting weight compensating for the lack of area. The only downside is that its added mass means dropping it off cliffs can dislodge fans more easily than the two-fan if it hits an edge at the wrong angle. But overall, the quadcopter is the most powerful advanced pure transport I've tried so far. It can even be armed on both sides. Personally my favorite vanilla Zonai vehicle with maxed battery, aside from the Scorpion Tank and other weaponized options. I'm curious as to what the ideal way to make electric vehicles will be, though...

[@markvii9385]

Hey Austin , love your vids , great stuff. Just to give you a heads up, I discovered this by mistake. I used a hover pad to finish my remaining signs, I then fused the hover pad to a stick, long stick or a gloom club, rode to my next sign and threw the hover pad fused weapon in the air and the hover pad unfused from my weapon and energized, stayed hovering where it diffused from my weapon. I discovered I could do this with arrows as I was floating down into the huge block constructs, landed on the pad and then at the right moment jump off and stun lock with slow mow arrow shots .

[@Kazagari]

This magnificent man and his flying machine!

[@doublecomplex4741]

I have stacked two fans on the front of the personal flying device and stuck a crystal/korok to it with mild success. I like that this one floats!

[@doublecomplex4741]

Stacking fans increases a single fan’s power without sacrificing space and balance. Ref.: Yiga Attack Sled