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[قصة Tiakin الصغيرة]Easily navigate to high places with floating stones!  The combination with the arrow is ◯[The Legend of Zelda]-GAME Watch

[قصة Tiakin الصغيرة]Easily navigate to high places with floating stones! The combination with the arrow is ◯[The Legend of Zelda]-GAME Watch

I’m going to tell you how to use floating stones in the Nintendo Switch action adventure “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” from Nintendo. Please note that this article contains spoilers.

Floating Stones are Zonau Gears that can be obtained from the Zonau Maker, and can be used as footholds to stand in the air. When taken out, it falls to the ground, but when activated and transported in the air, it has the property of remaining in place without falling over.

It has the property of staying there when activated and brought up in the air with Ultra Hand etc.

Floating stones have limited uses on their own, but when combined with other items, they become useful items. Rocket for example. If you install a rocket on the side of a floating stone and activate it, it will rise to a high place at once, and you can see the surroundings from there.

Combine with a rocket to go up in the sky in one go

Also, there is a mixture of arrows and floating stones as a way to use them with a little spin. If you rub a floating stone on an arrow, it is possible for the floating stone to float to the target location. If you shoot floating stones up, you can climb from below with a drawn roof, if you fly for a long time with a parachute, if you shoot floating stones down, you can create a foothold to restore your tenacity meter.

If you remember the combination of arrows and floating stones, it will come in handy in an emergency.

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The floating stone can be floated at the target location.

You can climb with the Torreroof, or build a foothold in the sky and rest until the Ganbar Gauge recovers.