Teba is a recurring character in The Legend of Zelda game series, having debuted in Breath of the Wild. [5] and appeared once more in its sequel Tears of the Kingdom [6] In Breath of the Wild, Teba is a fairly young but grown Rito warrior.

Teba is a major character in Breath of the Wild, Age of Calamity, and Tears of the Kingdom. He is a Rito Warrior, who is the husband of Saki and the father of Tulin. Teba spends most of his time training his aerial combat at the Flight Range.

Sign Up for free (or Log In if you already have an account) to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. Where's Teba? I'm at the Flight Range but I...

Teba is a character in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. He is known as The New Rito Elder and Tulin's father. Who is Teba? Teba is a disciplined and serious Rito who sometimes comes off...

For anyone confused on why Teba isn't there:Talk to the chief first, then go to the place right next to his and talk to Teba's wife. You have to do this or e...

May 17, 2021 · Zelda: Breath of the Wild's Rito Village should be your first port of call to completing Divine Beast Vah Medoh, the aerial beast that's in the far north west corner of the map. This section...

In this Teba BOTW Guide, I will explain the role of Teba, how to find him, how to prove him that Link is worthy y of his support and much more!

A guide on how to reach and then complete the Flight Range mini-game during the Divine Beast Vah Medoh quest in Rito Village - BotW…

Mar 8, 2017 · After speaking to the chief you'll notice a pink Rito in the hut immediately next to the chief's. That's Teba's wife and she'll tell you to find him at the flight range. He's just sitting there upon arrival so you can't miss him with a little cut-scene before the game advances.

Feb 26, 2025 · Teba is the most skilled Rito warrior in Rito Village. [13] . He resides in his Home with his wife Saki and his son Tulin, though he will initially be absent from the Village. He is known to be prideful to the point of recklessness, and even Saki describes him as impulsive.