The "OVERPOWERED" Gleeok Farming Guide in Tears of the Kingdom

[@PhillyBeatzU]

The video exists for after duping is patched + farming them raises your exp to eventually spawn silver enemies into your world!

[@xamergt]

The duplication patched?

[@The_Ass_]

​@@xamergtNo, he's tweakin. It is definitely not patched. I'm duping diamonds as I type.

[@R3N-YT]

@@The_Ass_ he means the video is valid for after duping is patched

[@The_Ass_]

@@R3N-YT *if duping is patched

[@LadyMiir]

@@xamergt Hey, just so you know, if you update your game to 1.1.2 (the most recent patch as of typing this), duping will be patched.

[@Seusspicyous]

If you shoot a muddlebud onto it, it will, obviously be muddled. I think the muddled state of enemies are differ according to their species and if there's any other monsters around their presence. A muddled Gleok will just scream at you, doing nothing, giving you some time to set up your rocket shield, should you found yourself exhausting your prepared rocket shield.

[@K3v1nzhang]

😊

[@raarasunai4896]

The three heads can’t agree in their confusion. They suffer choice paralysis

[@The_Ass_]

It would be really funny if the heads started to attack each other

[@Seusspicyous]

@@The_Ass_ That's what I thought it would do, but unfortunately no. The 3 head will just scream at you simultaneously.

[@DaWrecka]

Muddle buds are so very lol. I especially like attaching them to arrows while I'm holding a mult-shot bow, be it a Lynel Bow or other, and firing vaguely into a group of distant enemies. Is there any more entertaining form of monster control than "Hey! Let's you and him fight"?

[@jac.andrew]

This is a great guide. For anyone looking to repair your sword, shield and bow all at once, there are 3 repair Rock Ocktoroks on the other side of Death Mountain next to the Momosik Shrine along the railcar line. It's more efficient than just the one near Goron City

[@Sanctuary666]

You can also fuse a combination of the 2, and the octorock will repair both at the same time.

[@jac.andrew]

@@Sanctuary666 that's actually genius, idk how i never thought of doing that

[@tonk990]

@@Sanctuary666 Can he suck a sword, shield and bow at the same time?

[@Sanctuary666]

@@tonk990 I have not tried

[@DragonKnightJin]

@@Sanctuary666 So wait, I could potentially fuse the Scimitar of the Seven onto the Hylian Shield, have a Rock Octorok munch it to get it repaired, and have both fixed at the same time? That's fricken ingenius!

[@hadokenexe]

I was expecting a cheese strat to kill Gleooks quickly but my mans straight up prepared me for WAR 😂

[@JakeJakayo]

You dont actually need the hyrule herb for the porrige, the sundelian counts as the herb

[@9kapl]

Wild greens includes fruit I’m pretty sure. I used an apple

[@moonlitxangel5771]

@@9kapl The point is that you don't need any other "greens" besides the Sundelion. Anything else is just wasting one of something in a dish Link isn't even gonna eat. All the dish needs is the hylian rice, milk, and sundelion. That's it.

[@jonl.1603]

​@@moonlitxangel5771i can confirm this

[@CreativeSword09]

@@jonl.1603 Me too

[@rietzhu]

@@moonlitxangel5771oohh wasting something you can get so easily again.😅🤷

[@dominickgeddert1535]

You can actually get more gibdo bones in the depths below the gerudo dessert, even after you finish the gerudo quest

[@NotSoBlueGuy]

Thank you!

[@yourchannel7826]

Gib do bones have 1 durability

[@ferdinant8206]

@@yourchannel7826 yes you shot them

[@alextaylor1760]

@@ferdinant8206 exactly, shoot them and it’s like a 1 shot critical hit

[@benjamincuevas9627]

You can also find Gibdos in the 8th heroine's face. Same spot where you find the Tingle hood. Don't know if they return with blood moon but they should.

[@dunsparce4prez560]

If you finished the Gerudo quest before you knew how valuable gibdo bones were, like me, you can find a bunch of gibdos in the depths far to the southwest. They’re respawn every blood moon

[@Echo81Rumple83]

There is also an underground crypt in the depths. As for the Gibdo Queen, it couldn't hurt to try that as well.

[@m3nded506]

bro you're literally the best totk tutorial channel out there. keep it up!

[@justinliew4418]

I usually fuse Keese eyeballs to my multi-shot bows. They'll home in for headshots on the Gleeoks. Makes farming loads easier.

[@lionsayshey]

This is what I was looking for, I'm surprised not a lot of people know this

[@nolanbrewer574]

The joyous laughter at the in game antics is simply infectious. great video with good info. Thank you!

[@ericheckman3888]

The Hyrule herb is uneccsary for the porridge. The sundelion IS the wild greens required. Milk, rice, sundelion

[@FortyTwoBlades]

A tip when repairing weapons is that the weapon is repaired as soon as the octorok has inhaled it. You don't have to wait for the cleaning animation or it spitting it back out--as soon as it inhales the weapon, shoot it with a bow and it'll drop the cleaned weapon on the ground instead of flinging it and requiring you to chase after the dang thing.

[@jaronn_fr]

youre evil bro

[@FortyTwoBlades]

O....kay? Shooting them so you know you used that octorok this blood moon cycle is standard practice anyhow but waiting less time is evil somehow, I guess.

[@chaotic_tier-0029]

Instead of rng-ing the scimitar and shield, you could do the seven heroine's quest which gives you one of each gerudo weapon and 3 types of gems. Also, if you're feeling brave, you could use some Knight's weapons at 1 heart.

[@PhonyLyzard]

Nice to see this doubles as an "All gleeok locations Vid."

[@tagpelicious]

You can actually get free rockets when preparing for a gleeok fight in the depths. Just teleport to any lightroot near a zonaite material bay(the pentagon shape-like) areas found within the depths. They almost all have at least 3 rockets per area. That's where I load up on rockets when hunting gleeoks

[@trexpj]

Tip: when upgrading your weapons using Octorocks be sure to call off your vows or they will kill the Octo before you can use it.

[@MrTsvideo]

it's helpful to take the bow out while gliding (not falling) - whatever speed you were going into bullet time you slow it down - so if you were falling you still fall, but if you were gliding you fall slower in bullet time and gives more time to shoot!

[@Warlance001]

For farming gibdo bones, use a homing turret with either 2 big wheels or an electric motor stolen from a shrine, a shock emitter, a hydrant and some metal rods that you can find around death mountain. save it as an autobuild and spawn a few of them in during the gibdo missions, with a leveled battery and zoanite armor this will last a long time and you can semi-afk it.

[@Echo81Rumple83]

I would prolly benefited from that Yiga build had I've explored the depths a bit more, but everything down there wants to eat me... EVEN the Yiga clansm'n 😖

[@RhumpleOriginal]

Gleeoks are pushovers. Use a bow and fire keese eyes 3 times. Run up. Attack. Run away as it gets up. Repeat. I fought 5 in a row including two kings and never was touched once. (Except for thunder gleeok but you just need the thunder helm and it can't harm you)

[@carterharbert3633]

yep, keese eyeballs completely nullify these guys lol

[@tmy8711]

Also, why farm them? Other than upgrade materials, thier drops aren't that good right?

[@breanda]

@@tmy8711iirc they're pretty good for making elemental weapons. either they're just good or they have a special ability, i forget. also it just feels cool to kill a big dragon a lot yk

[@RhumpleOriginal]

@@tmy8711 they might have something to do with the DLC that gets released. I say just kill several to ensure you have all possible drops and then just glitch duplicate the parts to make sure you are ready.

[@julianflores7759]

I just dupe all of the materials, I fight it for fun at this point

[@amberlee4536]

If you need to farm Gibdos after doing the desert, finding the Queen boss fight in the Depths and then ignoring her while infinite Gibdos spawn also works. She's pretty easy to consistently kite during the phase where you're supposed to blow up the mushrooms; if you just don't blow up the mushrooms and keep going around in circles it's pretty easy to stay alive.

[@tomrees82]

13:33 The Lightscale Trident is actually a better option since the attack bonus from being wet increases the base damage to 44 as opposed to the scimitars 28, & Sidons ability makes it easy to provide that bonus at will. Edit: Just remembered that spears in TotK do less damage than stated in the inventory screen, so a pristine Zora sword or pristine Zora Longsword with an attack up bonus would be the better option.

[@monhi64]

I’m pretty sure the fact that the spears actually do less damage than the shown number accounts for their attack speed. So since spears attack super fast they had to lower their attack power or they’d be real OP. As for why the screen says a higher number I think that’s taking into account you can jab much faster making that number basically the weapons DPS. We all just assumed the number was the attack per hit but they never explained. That screws the spears over though in durability though, now you have to attack more times to actually do the damage the number made you think you do. That would explain why the trident has the highest durability in game

[@daniellejackson6543]

I disagree. Although lightscale is top 5 or even top 3, scimitar is better. Although it does more damage, it has no aoe damage since it is a stab and not a swipe as well as an inability to wield a shield at the same time.

[@DippedInSauce1795]

I have just recently finished my play through and was in the process of maxing out powerful weapons to farm, i love how structured, detailed and informative this is!🌸 Definitely subbed!

[@jeannemoore9843]

something I noticed is that farming gleeoks paired with farming lynels in the depths work really well because the arena and a few scattered lynels give you lots of savage lynel bows, the best gleeok killing weapon

[@jimbrewer5048]

In botw between the hearty durians, mighty bananas, and fleet lotus seeds it was easy to farm them all to keep full health, speed and/or attack up. They left in the bananas and fleet lotus but took away our durians. 😭.

[@GilbertusesanIbanez]

The big hearty radishes are basically the durian in this game. 5 give 26 temporary hearts.

[@TheWhipsnap]

@@GilbertusesanIbanez yeah, but you could get 25 per blood moon of durians, not nearly as many big hearty radish/truffles available

[@sebastianriquelme4129]

@@GilbertusesanIbanez where can i find one?

[@allahbless2278]

​@@sebastianriquelme4129Sky islands

[@bryancartagena3286]

Thanks. My savage lynel bows didn’t have any enhancements for some reason, so glad to know you can do this to get a 5-shot burst SLB. Now I am duplicating them.😂

[@tagpelicious]

You'll eventually get those bows with enhancements as you progress in the game. There's a hidden level-up system in this game like in botw. Just keep killing enemies and they'll eventually drop enhanced items and also upgrade themselves. You'll notice you will encounter silver type enemies everywhere eventually

[@MrTrixer]

About the shield and Gerudo sword, have you done the quest for the 8th heroine? You will gain access to a weapon chamber with a free shield and scmitar if you do. (Its kinda long and tedius questline, but it will reset each bloodmoon so..) As for the battery and temperature problem, just equip some warm or cold protection armor sets, glide up to the Gleeok, open menu and change to bone armor bonus set, get out of menu, Draw your bow, equip bone, and you're all set. Beat it up, then equip your environments armor set again to loot it safely. You're using a good strategy for this farm, but you really should use your other sets as well, the skydiving one for example, no fall impact once upgraded, you can just dive to the ground after shooting a gleeok and land even faster than the monster will, then equip the right armor set, take out your bone weapon, then start smacking it once it is down. Using the right armor set at the right time will save you a lot of time, and make the farm more efficient time-wise.

[@MothCloak]

Yo, thanks so much for this, this has to intimidate me more than even Lynel for some reason, and I’ve been breezing through them with your techniques. Also, your videos are all informative AND fun to watch! Always a blast, thanks for all the hard work 🙏🏼

[@justanotherwolf9222]

Probably more intimidating bc its a giant dragon and a new monster. But glad you could do it, I'm going to try this soon once i get more stamina.

[@troublesomesheep]

Another tip I would add is to use eyeballs on your arrows. They make these fights a piece of cake

[@gregwylie3970]

What do the eyeballs do on the arrows?

[@troublesomesheep]

@@gregwylie3970 eyeballs make them homing arrows. different eyeballs also have different additional effects

[@XGazudin]

I don't think eyeballs aim specifically for headshots

[@troublesomesheep]

@@XGazudin maybe not in general but they sure do on these guys lol try it out. a good bow + eyeballs makes gleeoks a joke

[@tagpelicious]

Only if your aim is bad. I don't have issues aiming because I use gyro and I just attach wings so the arrows fly straight and has more range when gleeoks fly high up.

[@h3izer606]

I have been looking forward to this🙌

[@ashwilliams3859]

I keep a whole room of gleeok boomerangs in my stairless house. The next best thing is probably elemental Lizalfo tail whip boomerangs. Unfortunately Lizalfo tails are harder to get than Gleeok parts. I honestly think Nintendo gave you stairs as a joke because you only get 15 housing units and you don't need them. I literally have to ascend into every room in my house to get inside.

[@brentlymohler440]

You can add the golden apple to the might banana recipe for added time to the multiplier.

[@Dustdustdust6948]

The easiest gleeok in my opinion is the one in the Colosseum because you can just ascend at the sides then enter bullet time making it barely even get off the ground

[@tonk990]

I hadn't thought about that

[@jakemelliot]

It was the first gleeok I did because I could ascend around the collusseum and wear the lightning helm.

[@brandon9689]

Gleeok horns are so good, they are easy to kill and you get 3 of them per kill! I've found a 3 or 5 shot Lynel bow works fine, and they are easy to get with a little practice.

[@damurfam]

you dont need hyrule herbs to make the sunny porridge, the sundelion already counts as a green herb.

[@trinity31409]

I was just watching this for more ideas. See the comments from when the video first released about how to get rockets without buying them. I want the original commentor to get their credit for pointing it out. I added a reply there that gives what I feel is the best location for rockets. Good luck everyone.

[@potatogamerman]

I'm not sure if this does more damage than bones but when fighting frost/flame gleeoks you can do a fuse thats the opposite element to the gleeok to do way more dmg

[@monhi64]

I was just wondering this myself, if they’re weak to the opposing elements or it just hits them regular. Based on you sounds like they are which means you could use elemental keese eyes so homing and extra extra damage would be potentially OP

[@JeffHochberg]

Dude - that’s epic! Amazing work! Thanks for the comprehensive video and your energy is great! I hope your channel grows quickly. Keep making content like this and you’re golden! Keep it going!

[@CDB2]

No Godzilla in Hyrule, so Link's got to be the Ghidorah slayer

[@richardofarms]

for the Porridge you dont need the herb the sundelion counts as the herb. so just milk wheat and sundelion

[@rafaelgoncalves5816]

Also fuse the arrows with a gibdo bone. Plus 40 fuse power + bone proficiency + 5 shot bow = great damage

[@maxstein4716]

Bone proficiency doesn’t work with materials added to arrows, only weapons and shields

[@shad0w7x56]

Honestly what I did to grind gleoks was: Use lynel bow to shoot eyes at it then I used white lynel horns fused with weapons with the desperate strength ability(an ability that double the damage of a weapon when you’re on one heart). With this method, I was ability to take down the gleok in two phases.

[@Kam1Kaz3NL77]

4:12 the wild greens i used were only the sundelions, no need for others (pre-patch) -> could be diff post-patch

[@melissavaldez7492]

This video has so many things that are super helpful, thank you so much!

[@briansanner]

If you attach an elemental item of the opposite element to your lynel bow shots all the arrows benefit from it so your shots to the eyes does a massive amount of damage. Only thing I saw to improve on your dps even further.

[@jamestobler3276]

What's the opposite element of electricity?

[@briansanner]

@@jamestobler3276 water. The only thing that uses it is splash fruit, I think, so the gibdo bones are probably more damage, but for fire and ice you can use dragon parts and opposing elements do 3x more damage.

[@FortyTwoBlades]

Even better than rocket shields is just dropping a control stick on the ground out of range of the gleeok's gusts/shout. Stand on/activate the control stick, then press X to jump forward off the stick for immediate (though brief) bullet time to shoot the heads without needing eyeballs.

[@tcrpgfan]

Y waste the resources, though? Just use mineru. Same effect, no drawback.

[@FortyTwoBlades]

@@tcrpgfan requires having her. You get control sticks much sooner.

[@tcrpgfan]

@@FortyTwoBlades you dont actually need to do all four regions before getting her. You can also either stumble into her quest's location like i did or know exactly where her quest is beforehand. Meaning she's just as viable to be the first avatar you get as well as the last.

[@FortyTwoBlades]

@@tcrpgfan I'm aware. Are you seriously suggesting that your typical player will have Mineru BEFORE getting control sticks, though? Absurd.

[@tcrpgfan]

@@FortyTwoBlades Possibly. After you leave the sky island everything you do is optional besides take on the bosses and ganondorf in the depths. Just like botw. As crazy as it sounds, it all depends on the player. As an example within the two modern zeldas, my first dungeon in botw ever wasn't vah ruta, but vah naboris. Just because either botw or totk suggests a certain order doesnt mean you have to follow that order. Players will just go where the winds guide them in both games, if you catch my drift. Also, by the time you'll want to start hunting for lynel parts deliberately you'll more than likely have mineru anyways so what's the point of not taking advantage of her stupidly high dismount?

[@wanderingghost24]

You can also get free rockets by going to a shrine that spawns rockets for the puzzle. It will continuously spawn free rockets for you

[@BRIANMASON1202]

I know how to fuse them directly, but can you pick up and store found construct parts like rockets? Or do they have to be fused when you find them, or left behind?

[@wanderingghost24]

@@BRIANMASON1202 you have to fuse them in order for take them out of the shrine. I stick rockets on all my shields and leave

[@sfcelebnaur]

Do you remember the shine name for the rockets?

[@trinity31409]

Oshozan-u "Mallet Smash" North edge of Hebra near the North Lomei Labyrinth. It is really fast to travel there, walk in and just stand by the rocket spawn pad in the first room. No need to spend the Zonai charges to roll RNG in the dispensers, then drop the rockets and then fuse them. I load up all of my shields and then go about my business. This is best when you max out the shield stash. If you are still working with a low number of shields, the bubblegum machine tactic is better since you cannot leave the fight to refill.

[@sfcelebnaur]

I saw some food glitch when I was following a quest line in Terry Town. I was rewarded with a Monster Curry for it and buff from was 30 minutes. When I looked in my recipe book that same food item I just got from the quest reward, was instead listed as 3:10 minutes instead of 30. I was rather confused by recipe time, but I did learn that it's possible that monster extract can also add more time recipe like dragon horns.

[@Joshua-bn2pn]

I don’t even want to farm gleeoks but this video is so good and the setup sounds op so I followed it anyway

[@thedon2005]

Keese eyeballs are pretty good for hitting their heads when in slow-mo

[@RhumpleOriginal]

If you hit all three heads at the beginning with arrows you never need to slow shoot. If you start running just as it get up it will attempt to blow you away with its wings and with you being out of range you have more than enough time to set up three quick shots. Using the eyes means you don't even have to aim. Then it's back down and back to bashing it on the head.

[@MrCoolio90]

Thank you for the advice!!

[@mcunicorn311]

I just put a hover stone in the air near it and ascend and keep shooting the eyes and can kill them without them being able to fight back. Takes a little more than this way but it takes a lot less prep work

[@HolyKoolaid]

If they fly up high simply attach a keese eyeball to your arrow and it'll become homing and get a headshot every time.

[@Howfoodtall]

You should use the special spear of the zora and attach molduga jaw because it can double the damage of the jaw and the spear when wet and you can just use sidon’s ability to stay wet

[@IceAnimeHero]

heres a tip if you want to keep your armors unique skill while being in a hot or cold area, just make a potion or food theres, foods and potions that keep you ether warm or cold.

[@monhi64]

That’s shockingly a wholesome tip even if most of us are already aware

[@FizzieyRahman]

Finally bro u make this video

[@D20_Roller]

Heads up, if you use a sundilion, you don’t need the Hyrule herb anymore. The sundilion counts as the veggie.

[@zaclittlejohn2701]

I like using pristiene royal guard's claymores for my spin&winning since stamina drain is really important for bullet time and it allows you to go through 2 stamina bars and let you regen before the gleeok gets back up.

[@whitewolfpup2553]

This is my first Zelda game and I love it literally this game is so good and literally if it weren't for you I wouldn't have been farming liox at all level level right now denying I'm selling the best I just killed my first gleeok thank you I hope you post more videos like this

[@loganhernandez4719]

If you already have access to the lightscale trident you can just spam the sage ability and that will double the power of the trident giving it an attack power of 108 then you can just add the other buffs and it will do more damage

[@PhillyBeatzU]

It’s actually weaker than that check out the newest video

[@tomrees82]

​@@PhillyBeatzUPristine Zora sword/Longsword with attack up bonus would be better.

[@psytron939]

I dont know if there are easier ways, but for Extra hearts, I did the farm quest and growing some big hearty radish i found in the skies. NO idea yet how long it takes and how many it gives you, but it could be agood one to farm up and save for big fights so you get maximum hearts.

[@quesocoatl21]

farm quest?

[@psytron939]

@@quesocoatl21 In Hateno village, theres a school and doing like 2 side quests for the school will give you the ability to grow crops on the farm next ot the school. It takes a couple real life days I think but I gave her a Big hearty radish and later I got 2 back, and it keeps going. Then theres an easy glitch with the glider when you jump, press to glide and immediately press start, hold the items you want, press Y+B at the same time to return to game. If done right the items are on the floor and in your inventory so grab them to get twice the amount.

[@Dan-ji4db]

You should be showing where these things are on the full map, not just on the mini map. But thanks for the guides.

[@Miner4Nine]

Fuzing eyes on arrows behind an object also lets you drop them easily (if no rocket shields avail).

[@lockade_9958]

Gleoks are easy to take down, shoot the eyes to stun them the. Add a meterial to your bow that has plus 30 attack and unload on the eyes and you can finish it off in one cycle depending on your bow strength and your attack power.

[@TheShro]

If you can be bothered to go and collect one, the jawbone from the wind boss (can be rematched in the depths) since you can't pick it up, just fuse it to any weapon to keep it and take it into tarry town once you have a better base available, but it's jawbone is a slightly better fuse material than the molduga jaw

[@rubytheecho]

i’ve heard that it doesn’t count as bone since it doesn’t have a description

[@gruiaolaru511]

People have tested it and Colgera's Jaw doesn't count as a bone (which makes sense, Colgera is arthropod-like, and those don't have bones).

[@PhillyBeatzU]

That is not counted as bone

[@TheShro]

@@PhillyBeatzU Well, that saves a lot of faffing around since the Colgera thing can't be looted, either. Shame, would be nice to have a story boss drop that's actually useful :(

[@ithimpu4ever]

Don’t think it counts as a bone since it’s an arthropod.

[@tmy8711]

Lynel farm is probably a better way to spend time assuming you dont need gleok parts for upgrades

[@cheesedust-n3w]

Agreed. I wish Gleeoks had better drops. Between the 5x bows and the Silver Lynel Sabers and not to mention the weapon preservation based on how Lynel's are farmed (back mount) it really is no contest. You can probably kill 5 lynels within 10 minutes if you have a wing / rocket shield and a decent royal weapon at the cost of a few arrows.

[@oliviashort7868]

Ancient hero aspect needs nine gleeok guts to upgrade

[@AtticusDodson-gc8ls]

Silver lynle saber horn and a light scale trident + splash fruit

[@Pringle_]

Hey Philly, was just wondering how you make your thumbnails for tears of the kingdom, they look really good. Thanks.

[@PhillyBeatzU]

That’s a secret 🤫

[@SentinalDragonRanger]

The thunder Gleeok at 26:28 is the one I almost defeated. Had probably a third of its health left and I didn't make it up in the air for the 4th time before I died. Going to try again with this strategy.

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

A good way to produce rockets is to stick a bunch of rockets together, then save them to autobuild. Then, whenever you want to load up on rockets, you can just autobuild them out of zonite whenever you want.

[@witherschat]

You can't fuse them to a shield tho, can you?

[@homagh_chris5975]

man... nice video.. helps a lot... ty for this!

[@nathanharris8896]

Great vid! So does Naydra's Claw lower heat more than a sapphire? Because so far I've just used a sapphire on a shield, but it only lowers heat level by one.

[@Labrli]

This makes it super easy!

[@nouche]

Does the Bone Proficiency thing work with those bones found all around Death Mountain?

[@WolfDragonTamer]

I prefer to use a pristine Royal Guard Claymore for the sword, because it gives multiplier when down to one hit, even though you will need multiple of those for best result

[@AlphaEvan]

What if you get a 5 shot drop off a Lynel? Can you give it more shots by dropping it for a octorock still?

[@chasetruman8676]

No

[@stephenmclemore7614]

I wish I would of farmed more gibdo bones during the lighting temple quest. I had over 100 and thought I was good. Farming is way slower now. The cemetery in the depths you can get close to 20 bones. In the desert there's 2 caves with 3 each and around 10iish if you drop through the quicksand.

[@nouche]

I actually would need 9 Gleeok Guts to upgrade the “thingy”. What’s the drop rate? I must’ve killed like 20 of the things and only ever got 3.

[@jeffreykelly7269]

Royal guards claymore with a molduga jaw is a fun combination x

[@noway1668]

There's a third bow in Zelda's study across the collapsible bridge right outside her room.

[@alexanderelderhorst2107]

The special thing about the Rayne Highlands gleeok is that it's a perfect storm. Flame mixed with easy to get to without needing immense stamina plus grass everywhere to create updrafts. Basically you can beat it early game, and I got it after 3 hours of attempts with falcon/soldier bow and tulin, two stamina upgrades and just the 5 hearts. Sure you can say the msgnotfound sword and duping sapphires for the arrows is illegitimate but like... it's still one shotting you, you are still worrying about the heat (which I had a couple 2 minute fish skewers for), the sapphires would 1 shot freeze me if I was too close, and most people have not managed an early game gleeok themselves so they have no right to say anything to how I beat it.

[@azubilp]

I like using the swords that give you atk.x2 when you're on a heart or less... It's just less stress with the repairing process and only 16 dmg. less...

[@focus2309]

If you go across princess Zelda’s room there’s another Royale guards bow

[@NicolaiKecskes]

I just use two fans and a steering stick to take me anyway I want as hi as want!!! Yep a steering stick in the middle and a fan on each side makes me a simple hovercraft. Those one can find with 4 fans drains to many batteries... Try it out! Very useful down in hell to. Aka "the depths".

[@insertmetalusernamehere]

I can make a gleeok simple. Rocket shield, keese eye balls, pristine gerudo claymore fused with a silver lynel horn and spin to win. Wear an attack up armor and it is even easier.

[@razifmdradzi8107]

Hello proffesor, may i know how to get that paraglider fabric?

[@joshuamackey2326]

The fierce diety armor, or the barbarian armor and the purple colored phantom armor have the attack up bonus and they work very well against enemy's too

[@infosys1165]

You can have only only three attack up (either armor or food) so fierce deity is kinda wors

[@tomrees82]

That doesn't stack with Attack up from food though. Bone Proficiency from armour stacks with Attack up from food. If you could get Bone Proficiency from food, then either would be a good option, but that's not a possibility.

[@cleebe823]

Sundilions count as greens. You don't need to add hylians greens to the porridge for the radiant set.

[@phil-f716]

Pro tip, before using octorok plan, turn off your sages lol they kill them so fast

[@e-pointer2262]

There's actually a Gerudo shield almost guaranteed, which is a Like Like located in the cave connected to the Gerudo Bunker thing

[@KngKurd]

If you upgrade barbarian armor it will be just as strong as phantom with the attack up 3 and the bone proficiency modifier, well worth it.

[@douggiles7647]

Just a heads-up that you made that porridge more complicated than necessary, no need for the Hyrule herb because sundelion itself counts as a wild green.

[@w3lshjo500]

When you say be more better than me @44.26 ... you are so good at all of this , don't be so hard on yourself... I still have to fight these demon's now that will be interesting lol.

[@pbabiesinspace6112]

Just being quick with rocket shields can basically stun lock any gleeok before it can ever attack with you are quick enough.

[@malcolmloh]

if you get wet with the light scale trident with a silver linel saber horn gives you a 174 dameg wepon

[@720zone]

Does a silver lynel horn count as bone to work with the luminous set?

[@thegamingembassy1543]

Like earned. Too much learned in the prep for this video alone.

[@dloya1974]

Those Gleeoks look really tough to beat. And it seems it will be very time consuming to prepare for those battles. Is beating those dragons necessary? Like do I have to defeat them in order to move forward in the story? Or can I just skip them?

[@NicolaiKecskes]

Any p of advice where to find any of the black fat Boko mini bosses bcs I need their horns to get a strong fusion with the Gerudo spears or royal spears. I have fought to many of them soever time I find a Troup of bokos following a fat mini boko-boss it's a Silver of course... The usual black bokos also give some bonus but not like their big fat Brothers/Father's... *BTW 30mins of any 3bars/up bonus food can be done as in the prequel aka 1 monster drink with 4 of any plant or combo with salt or butter... ***But back to WHERE DO I FIND THE MENTIONED ABOVE MINI BOKO BOSSES???¿???

[@toddgarlow5086]

Can you please make a video on how to leave the chasm depths please!

[@KadeStowell]

You are the best!!!!!!!!