The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Compliment its story with some of the saddest side quests in the franchise. BOTWHyrule’s version is filled with characters living in a world that was once torn apart by Ganon’s power and not every part of the world has been restored. In such a difficult world, Link sees characters struggling in many ways.
Breath of the Wild Showcasing one of the scariest versions of Hyrule Legend of Zelda The franchise has seen that. The Calamity Ganon is possibly the most powerful version of Ganon in the series, capable of causing an apocalyptic wave of destruction in Hyrule. Four of the world’s most powerful heroes died, killed before they could help Link and Zelda save the world, and Zelda sealed herself to prevent Ganon from destroying everything. Along with the terrible events in the history of Hyrule BOTW The land carries the burden, and it is not surprising that the people of many kingdoms are struggling.
Breath of the Wild’s Coco has a sad story behind her love of cooking
In the village of Kakariko, a young girl named Koko gives Link some quest to find ingredients for a dish she’s trying to make. On the surface, this seems like a harmless enough quest and a great way to learn Link how to create new recipes. However, the situation is much worse than can be assumed from the mission description alone, leaving the player feeling sorry for Koko rather than excited about the new dish.
Link will see Koko try to cook in the village multiple times, but each quest begins with her missing an ingredient. In return, she makes it difficult for herself, berating herself for forgetting, saying that she’s not good at anything even though she knows some things. Breath of the WildBest recipe ever. If Link tries to make her feel better, she will even brush it off and continue to despair about her missing ingredient. It’s hard to see a young girl like Coco talk about herself so cruelly, but her reasons for doing so are even more heartbreaking.
Koko mentions wanting to cook like her mother, who was revealed to have been murdered by the Yiga family. Coco knows that her mother is also dead, because once she said that she wanted to cook a dish for her mother in heaven. Seen from this angle, it’s hard not to see Koko’s determination to cook as an attempt to emulate her late mother and keep her spirit alive.
Even as Koko grows more confident after Link helps her complete her mother’s recipes, it’s hard not to feel sorry for her. Like zelda who lost her mother BOTWThen Coco lost her parents at an early age and learning to cook was a way to get close to them. Once her quest line ends, all the player can do is hope she maintains her new-found confidence with Link’s help.
Molduga medicinal herbs in a seemingly hopeless situation
Many quests started by Link Breath of the Wild Involves collecting items or defeating monsters before reporting to the quest giver. Many times, the reason why these characters need the item of their choice can feel trivial, or at least they feel that Link doesn’t need to rush to get it done. The Gerudo Town quest reverses this trend by making players feel like they’re racing against time.
The Medical Molduga quest is given to Link by a Gerudo named Malena, who has wandered around Gerudo Town in despair, the player will regret her decision to ignore her circumstances. BOTW. Her husband is suffering from a mysterious illness and the only way to make the antidote is to use the intestines of Moldurga, a giant sand snake that can fight small bosses. Malena is not a warrior, and worse still, she cannot convince the guards to help her because they are busy with other tasks. When Link found her, it became clear that she had lost all hope of saving her husband.
Thankfully, this side quest has a happy ending, as Link is able to kill Moldurga and provide Malena with the ingredients she needs. Although Malena is able to rescue her husband, the desperate circumstances she finds herself in at the beginning of the mission are heartbreaking. She knew her husband was dying and she couldn’t find anyone to do the only thing that could save him. it seems Breath of the WildThe most untouchable secret in her eyes. If Link hadn’t arrived in time, her husband would have died.
BOTW’s Rito Village sees two quests about problematic marriages
exist Breath of the Wild, Link will receive some quests related to the loved ones of the task giver. He helped a mother find her missing child, collected medicine for the sick, and once even helped organize a wedding. Unfortunately, not every relationship in the world is an example Breath of the Wild positive. In Rito Village, a seemingly fractured relationship is on display.
The Spark of Romance and The Pearl of My Eyes are two missions from Rito village, involving Jogo and Juney, a honeymooning couple. Unfortunately, not like Breath of the WildAt the end of Tarlay, their relationship doesn’t seem to be solid. Jogo decides to take them to Rito village for their honeymoon, but Tuney hates it so much that Jogo tries to make up for it by making her some baked apples. Jogo worries that Juney might divorce him during the trip, and talking to Juney doesn’t make his worries seem unfounded, as she seems to be thinking about it.
After completing the respective quests, Juney wants more baked apples and Jogo wants more flints to cook more baked apples. Juney still hates Rito Village and Jogo is still worried about her marital status. The association has helped them achieve their short-term goals, but their future remains uncertain. maybe if the link wasn’t silent Legend of Zelda, he could have helped them make things clear. Instead, their relationship seems to fall apart despite his help.
Breath of the Wild There can be more side quests than any other Legend of Zelda previous games, but that doesn’t mean they’re all fun stories. Like a land ravaged by war, many in Hyrule face misfortunes that affect their mission. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild There is an emotional main story, but it also has side quests that make the player feel the same way.
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