After you save the Deku Tree from the Gloom corruption in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you can accept the Whirly Swirly Things side quest from a Korok named Kula. The forest spirit ...

There are a few masks to find in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and one of the most useful might just be the Korok Mask. This mask shakes whenever Link is close to a Korok Seed ...

Thankfully, you won’t have to search for them in the Depths. How many Korok Seeds do you need to fully upgrade your inventory? Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom features three different inventory ...

How to bring the backpack Korok back to their friend in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. So with this activity, it’s basically teaching you the Ultrahand could move a living being in ...

While there are a total of 1000 Korok Seeds in Tears of the Kingdom, you actually don't need to help 1000 Koroks. You only need to find a total of 800 hidden Koroks for 800 of the seeds, and the ...

Once you've found a Korok seed, take it back to Hestu (pictured above at Lookout Landing) and he will convert your seeds into inventory space. Although it might be possible to meet Hestu out in ...

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Whirly Swirly Things side quest can be obtained by talking to a small Korok named Kula inside the Lost Woods area. She is standing near the Musanokir Shrine in the Great Hyrule Forest Region.