If there’s one place you’re looking for the freshest ingredients, the kingdom of Hyrule has you covered. Surprisingly, you can do more than just cook and eat them. In Tears of the Kingdom, players are able to fuse pretty much any item they think of to a weapon, shield, or arrow. Sometimes, you don’t even need to fuse them. You might be able to just pick them from your inventory and toss at will. This can produce a myriad of results depending on the material you throw. When players enter a certain area, they’ll come across these strange hourglass-shaped fruit hanging from bushes. Let’s cool off and figure out where to find Splash Fruit in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom.
Where to Find Splash Fruit in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
Splash Fruit contains pressurized water that when thrown, splashes water within a small circle. Which will come in handy when traversing the area you find it. Along with this, you can cook Splash Fruit into a meal that increases swimming speed for a period of time. The former however is most likely going to be the main use for the fruit.
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The regional phenomena main objective is one that players will gain access to fairly early on in their adventure. This quest tasks Link with exploring regions of Hyrule that have had reports of seeing Princess Zelda. One of these area’s is the home of the primarily aquatic Zora people, Lanayru. Known for their landscapes of forests, mountains, and great bodies of water, this location has been plagued with dark sludge falling from the sky.
This pollutes their water and threatens the survival of their race. Thankfully, Lanayru Great Spring as well as West Necluda are where players will find the main source of Splash Fruit. In fact, there is a source of Splash Fruit right outside of the Upland Zorana Skyview Tower, along with them being located all around Zora’s Domain. Perfect for any puddles of sludge that block Links path to saving the princess and all of Hyrule.
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