In Zelda Tears of the Kingdom you must leave your horses on the surface.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is set on the same map as Zelda BotW, but massively expands it. For example through the underground, which tunnels under the entire open world and gives you another level. But down there we have to do without our horses – right? A fan tried out what happens when we try, no matter what, to take our Klepper with us.
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom: No, your horse may not go underground
A player tried it: Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is a huge playground of possibilities. Normally, when asked if anything is going to work in this game, the answer is always yes. Unfortunately, there are a few exceptions, and one of them is the underground horse thing (you can ride skeleton horses there though!).
But what happens if we try? You can’t just ride your horse into one of the chasms or sail it from the highest heights off a tower or sky island. But you can build him a vehicle.
Redditor Uh_oh_its_a has made a kind of hovercraft stable for his dear four-legged friend. Complete with loads of fans to maneuver the airship into a chasm. On board is his faithful companion, albeit a little restless. What happens next is best seen for yourself:
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It makes Splish short!! and the horse dissolves into pleasure – or rather: it explodes. All that remains is a short green splash, which also disappears immediately afterwards. Then even the entire aircraft dissolves. No wonder the horse was so restless and didn’t feel like the action.
What happened to the horse? You can breathe easy: nothing. No innocent horses were harmed in this attempt, the animal survived and was simply teleported back to the safe surface. No reason to pay a visit to the horse god Mahlon.
That’s why the plane breaks up: No wood is allowed underground, at least no normal boards, beams and the like. As long as the trees are still in the form of tree trunks, you can take them down with you. There are also bundles of wood. But everything in between dissolves into (green) smoke during the attempt, as can be seen here.
What did you have to find out in such a way in Zelda? What is your most exciting TotK discovery so far?
