The primary weapon Link has used throughout the series has been the Master Sword. However, the sword sustains damage during the game’s opening sequence, and Link finally loses possession of it. In Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, many gamers are interested in finding out how to recover the Master Sword. Well, here are all three approaches.
There are some character spoilers ahead, so read them before continuing. Even if they are few, these could nonetheless give information about certain game characters or tasks. Thus, you should experiment a little to gain access to these quests, then come back later to prevent spoilers.
How to Obtain the Master Sword in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Repair It
To regain Master Sword in this game, you mostly need two full stamina bars and knowledge of the Light Dragon’s whereabouts. You’ll need to remove the sword out of the dragon’s head since it will be stuck inside. The Stamina wheels come into play here. And although while using the stamina wheel could be a bother, you can quickly get there by finishing 20 Shrines. The position of the Light Dragon in this situation is the true worry. In order to locate the dragon and obtain the sword, follow these steps:
- Directly Landing on its head while it flies
- Restoring the Deku Tree
- Collecting 12 Dragon Tear memories
Here is how each of these 3 techniques operates:
Directly Landing on the Dragon
Although it will take some trial and error, this is likely the quickest way to get the sword. But keep in mind that even while this is the best way to obtain the sword, you will be missing out on some of the game’s lore. But don’t worry, you can still complete the following two quests; only the way you interact with the characters may differ significantly.
Track the Light Dragon’s route to see where it goes as it circles Hyrule. And then proceed to the location that is nearest to it. Use your Ultrahand tool to create a vehicle that will fly there and leap onto the dragon. The Water Temple is one of the routes you can take to reach the Dragon.
Restoring the Deku Tree
The second-best approach, while a little more difficult, is to restore the Deku Tree. There will be a lot of hard fights in this, so make sure you have good weaponry before you try it. Prior to that, you ought to get the Flamebreaker Armor.
- The Minshi Woods Chasm is now open.
- Go northwest from here to the ruins.
- The Deku Tree in Korok Forest can then be contacted by ascending there.
- Next, defeat the Phantom Ganon in Korok Grove.
The Deku Tree will then reveal the position of the Dragon, making it simpler for you to locate the Master Sword. Using the first approach to approach the Dragon and remove the sword from its snout.
Collecting 12 Dragon Tear memories
Lastly, gathering all 12 Dragon Memories is the quickest yet longest way to do it.
- To obtain the mission “Impa and the Geoglyphs,” speak with Impa.
- Find every single Dragon Tear now. There are 11 that are simple to locate and 1 that is hidden.
- At the center of the Rist Peninsula is where you can find the Hidden Dragon Tear.
- The Akkala area is where you can finally find the Dragon.
- Put the Master Sword in your hand and climb on its head.