Don’t fight.

I feel like it’s more of a Guardian than a wall in the early game.

Please take some (photos).

Did you hear the news?

It’s a quest that you go to early on, but it’s too strong.

I didn’t have the thought of fighting because I was scared.
I thought it was a place to escape and get by, just like the Guardian.

Because I kept running away, I missed the chance to film the intermediate one…

It’s weird for the Zora tribe to just throw a quest at me telling me to suddenly fight this guy…

The high amount of damage taken can be improved by practicing perfect guarding and perfect dodging through trial and error, but there is a possibility of lacking weapons.

It’s a sneaking mission since the rain adds to the tranquility.

Even the blue bump on the starting plateau is impossible on a first try…

I think anyone trying to fight this guy is also trying to fight the Guardian.

I heard that you can take it from Lynels, so I thought you’d be able to hit them and take it a little bit.
I didn’t expect to see them growing so abundantly in the wild there…

Well, I feel it’s harsh to say that you should properly listen to Mr. Furarat.

Savages do not listen to people.

I didn’t meet them for quite a while because I went towards the Tower in the plains, ignoring Zora’s Domain.

This guy doesn’t need to fight.

When I pushed through the rain barrier and climbed up, this guy was there.

I was asked by Furarat-san…

Since it’s just a game, I’ll challenge myself with the mindset that I might lose once.

Actually, I met Prince Sid for the first time in Zora’s Village because I wasn’t progressing along the road…
The thread picture looked strong and fun, so I killed it with a punch.

You don’t have to fight in the photos, I can understand that, but what about those thunder arrows?

It’s an enemy that shoots arrows of lightning.
Defeating it should give me a lightning arrow.

An arrow becomes a tree.

With my stamina in the early game, I can be defeated in one hit.

That’s why I’m telling you to go get the arrows!

I told you to defeat the Lynel to get the Thunder Arrow, didn’t I?!

I’m playing The Legend of Zelda, you know?
Of course, you defeat them and obtain the items.

It’s not necessary to defeat the Zora event.

By succeeding in avoiding attacks and perfect guarding through trial and error, I feel a sense of growth when I defeat my opponents.

When I thought I shot the arrow upwards, the shock was incredible when it came falling down on my head.

Even though you say you want to see Lynels, you never want to step out of Zora’s Domain, so I’m really frustrated and in the end, I haven’t done this quest at all.

When riding on my back, I want the damage acceleration to feel a bit better.

The reason why they are called barbaric tribes.

Isn’t the weapon in this game too broken?

I thought I could defeat the Guardian with a bomb, so I fought.

I’ve already gathered enough lightning arrows since I went around from elsewhere first.
There must have been such barbaric tribes too.

I didn’t understand well, so I just killed them normally.

The shock of finding a Guardian walking around while I was gasping for air with a stationary Guardian.

The one who fought while breaking all the weapons was the most fun.

I couldn’t help but laugh when I first entered Master Mode and was on the Great Plateau.

If it’s going to take as much effort as something like a rock octopus, it might be better to just unlock something like a repair shop only at the end game.

When I look at this guy…
I remember when I was observing from a distance, wondering “What should I do…?”, and suddenly the other person moved and shot an arrow, making me think “Oh no!”

But go kill them and take their arrows…

The way this action game provokes with “If you try hard enough, you can do it! Don’t underestimate me!” is really well done.

Head Savage Exposer Machine

Zora is often talked about, but I think many people were like, “Wait, is something there during the Photobomb tutorial?!” and ended up attacking.

If the enemy is tough, it just becomes a hassle to defeat them…

If I had unlimited weapons, I would take on the challenge, but usually during my first attempt, I run out of supplies and have to retreat.

Kill the Lynel with the super strong weapon I got from the Lynel to receive an even stronger weapon!

If anything, we run out of weapons by the time we reach the rocky plateau.

Please pick up the arrow.

Guardians have more enjoyable elements compared to Lynels and are simply easier.

I know.
99% of the nameless people passed through the starting plateau without wearing clothes.

The red moon has risen!
Alright, let’s go farm some materials.

Because the Zora people told me to defeat them…

It’s better to fight early because it sharpens your technique.

I still can’t forgive the old woman who tempted me by saying I could jump down with a parachute in Tears of the Kingdom.

It’s scary, isn’t it?

I was wearing winter clothing because the plateau has winter gear.

Lynels become really fun once you get used to perfect guarding and perfect dodging.
“Why would you do something like that after it starts exploding with enhanced individuals…”

When I think about it, the desert, which will likely be the last to conquer, is the easiest, right?
I thought that, but the Eega gang seems a bit tough.

Defeat Lynels.
Defeat the rare rock.
Defeat the Guardian.
My period is coming.
Defeating a Lynel

Tears of the Kingdom made it easy to find Lynel’s locations, so regular patrols were truly enjoyable.

A person who gives a lot of electric arrows.

I was sad that the headshot mounted attack loop for weapon conservation was countered in Tears of the Kingdom.

That’s amazing to knock it down~
Did you take a picture?

I’m not sure, but it’s dangerous, so it’s okay to take it down, right?

I want you to defeat a creature called Lynel, is that correct?

Damn… they suddenly raised the difficulty just because there are a lot of us who are used to the series…

I’m going to go kill a Lynel, so I want you to give me a handjob while I nurse.

Breath of the Wild is a game where players frequently die, but they learn that retries are extremely fast, in line with the recent trend of high-difficulty games.
Even if it’s difficult, it might just be thought of as something like this.

I got Lynel’s head for you.

Is this place only filled with barbarians?

In other words, you see.
I just have to defeat you, right?