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How to Free the Divine Beasts in Zelda: BOTW

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Breath of the Wild (BOTW) is a massive open-world game with numerous objectives and quests to complete. One of the main goals of the game is to free the Divine Beasts, giant mechanical creatures that are controlled by evil forces. These beasts are essential in freeing the four champions and helping Link to defeat Calamity Ganon.

If you are looking to free the Divine Beasts in BOTW, you’ve come to the right place. Here are some tips that can help you complete these challenging quests:

1. First, you need to find the Divine Beasts. These beasts are located in different regions. You can find them in Rito Village, Zora’s Domain, Gerudo Town, and the Faron region. You can locate these regions on the game’s map.

2. Next, you need to meet the leaders of each region. These leaders are Impa, Teba, Sidon, and Riju. You can find them in each region, and they will give you a quest to free their respective Divine Beasts.

3. To access the Divine Beasts, you need to complete the Shrines in the corresponding regions. Completing the Shrines will give you the map of the Divine Beast’s interior. The map will help you navigate the Beast and find terminals that you need to activate.

4. Once you have the map, you can access the Divine Beasts. You need to activate the terminals in each Beast to take control of them. Activating the terminals requires solving puzzles and defeating enemies.

5. After activating all the terminals, you will face a boss battle. Each boss has a different strategy, so you need to be well-prepared. Use your weapons and abilities wisely to defeat the boss and take control of the Divine Beast.

6. Once you’ve taken control of the Divine Beast, you can use it to defeat the evil forces that have taken over the region. Each Divine Beast has a unique attack that you need to use to destroy the corrupted enemies.

7. Finally, after freeing all the Divine Beasts, you can free the four champions. The champions will help you to defeat Calamity Ganon and save Hyrule.

In conclusion, freeing the Divine Beasts in BOTW is a challenging, yet rewarding experience. It requires patience, strategy, and skill to navigate these mechanical creatures and take control of them. With these tips, you can successfully complete these quests and save Hyrule from destruction. 

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