#mineru construct

[ralworm]

Foresight

[ness-illustration]

Get in the Mineru Link.

[triptychofvoids]

its- by hylia its link and mineru with the steel chair !!!!

[ganondoodle]

you know, a plothole (kinda, its one to me) i havent even talked about before is .. how is there basically no sonau tech in the past, or isnt shown nor used; the only thing i remember is that weird half assed way to try and make us care about the apparent time zelda had spent there and tell us in a tiny text you have to find scattered above the sky that she "tamed a construct beast" which .... could be anything bc its so vague and non-interesting and .. maybe one or two non-combat constructs in the background in a few of the cutscenes

but given how many constructs there are alive in totks present, and more are broken down that were probably working back in the past, did they even use anything of it against ganondorf? like, i know its called a war but we only see ganondorf charging on that badass horse we never see again and that bit lasts like .. 5 seconds? and he just ... somehow ends up in that cave so far below the earth with the other sages? HOW did he even get there

the constructs you find in the game can be pretty tanky and packing quite a punch, theres auto-targeting mini tanks, lasers and fire/electric/ice throwers, bombs and otherwise explosives, couldnt they have easily fought against some bokblins even if they were miasmafied

or am i supposed to believe ganondorf became THAT strong just through that little magic pebble (isnt that a little insulting too?), while all the other stone having people are so much more inferior AND have gans bossfight not be that hard is kinda ... weird? i know link is special an all, but he doesnt have a stone and the sages dont really add to his powerlevel, the msot they do is distract gans little clones for a bit

doesnt that, and how irrelevant the whole sonau tech actually is to the plot, feel even more like its a thing put in there just to showcase that they could do it (like ... a tech demo) and like its an unfitting sandbox element just for some very dedicated players to build entire war maschines for viral videos out of but the vast majority will not have that kind of patience nor fun with that (i for one do not care to laser explode or otherwise terrorize little enemy camps with otherwise overly ridiculous weapons bc its not fun and really not worth the effort to me)

[smilesrobotlover]

Screaming and crying and throwing up

[zetra]

watched my gf play totk for 9 hours straight

[retrogarden]

Even if my body shall perish, I will still be with you in spirit ~ 💜

[master-kohga-dating-sim]

follow up :3 here is Sakiru, the seized construct in @bugger-loz's dungeon boss AU

lore dump below cut

While Rauru was king and Mineru was the construct builder, there was a third zonai sibling named Sakiru, the alchemist. Sakiru was obsessed with the idea of immortality, much to his sibling's chagrin. He took Zelda's appearance from the future as a sign and construct pieces started disappearing from Mineru's workspace. They broke into Sakiru's laboratory and found out that he gave himself a new pair of arms with them.

Slowly, Sakiru added more to himself as the days went on. Things didn't get any better once Ganondorf surrendered and swore loyalty, as the two of them got along and started conspiring with each other. Sakiru ended up having a big argument with Mineru, saying "I thought you'd understand my endeavor, Mineru! Bodies turn to dirt, but zonaite is forever! You know that, you create the vessels! Why won't you listen to me!?"

At this point, he was starting to cut off his own limbs and replace them with construct pieces. Once Ganondorf killed Sonia and became the Demon King, Sakiru was able to use some of his power to complete the final step: severing his head from his body and placing it into a jar full of liquid. When Rauru and Mineru saw what became of their sibling, they knew he was too far gone.

Sakiru worked for the Demon King up until he was sealed away by Rauru, causing the alchemist to take shelter in the old Spirit Temple. There he remained for thousands of years, his head slowly degrading into a skull in the jar, yet his improvements not letting him die. Up until one day, when a mysterious man in a black robe discovered him and introduced him to four people: a goron, a gerudo, a rito, and a zora, along with their infant children.

[im-animal-crossing-the-border]

Has anyone else found this room in Tears of the Kingdom? I stumbled across it at about 240 hours in and thought it was really cool.

[lelourai]

Linktober week 2

[vioshortforviolence]

This seems familiar...

[clansocreations]

Anyone up for TotK art?

(I'm doing it no matter the answer because I know for a fact there'll be one person who's absolutely going to love it, that's more than enough and honestly I'm asking because I want to know how how realistically to set my expectations)

For a vague idea of what this art would be about, please refer to the tags

Also have a Light Dragon. My treat

(I hung this up in my room and she sparks joy whenever I see her)

[anachronistic-falsehood]

I FINISHED THE GAME

[corvus-ambrosius]

is the fact like can do those dive chalange things kind of meaning that he would be a zonai "youth" cos the construct said it was for "zonai youths to show their courage and enter adulthood" and to be honest they can likely tell link is technically in his hundred so when do the zonai consider one at the age of an adult? or is it like judged on the things they've done?

[three-bunnies-in-a-trenchcoat]

Mineru, or as I like to call her, portable bullet time,

[timegears-moved]

congratulations to the water temple for being dethroned as the worst dungeon in this game