A The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player puts their Hyrule engineering to the test by creating an impressive Octorok build.

In the Tears of the Kingdom subreddit, fans can be seen mourning the fact that the old ability has been removed from the game but quickly celebrating the new, and much better, Octorok feature - as ...

The proprietor looks a bit like an Octorok -- as do the targets that you have to hit. Pay 20 Rupees to attempt to shoot five targets.

What you need to do is drop the weapon, shield, or bow in front of the Octorok to get it to suck it up. The Octorok will then spit the item back at you, repairing it in the process.

Throwing a rusted weapon at an Octorok right before it breathes in, it will actually clean your rusted weapon off.

Readers are speculating whether or not the mention of "keese wings" and "Octorok eyeball" is intentional, but it doesn't sound that way.

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Even weirder is that it can’t be any Octorok enemy. Only the ones by Death Mountain in the Eldin region of Hyrule can repair weapons and shields in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

A recently discovered trick allows Zelda: Breath of the Wild players to quickly upgrade their Rusty Broadsword and make a Royal Broadsword.

This still works, but there’s a brand-new feature in Tears of the Kingdom that makes this Octorok method possibly the best method for repairing weapons.

Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma puts his Octorok shooting skills to use, as he challenges the Shooting Gallery in Majora's Mask 3D.