How Many Koroks to Find in Zelda Tears Of The Kingdom?

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is the latest installment in the popular Legend of Zelda series, and as with any new game in the franchise, fans are eagerly awaiting any and all details about the game. One question that has been on many people's minds is how many Koroks will be featured in the game. In this blog post, we will explore the evidence and clues we have so far to try to answer this question.

Before we can discuss how many Koroks may be in Tears of the Kingdom, it's important to look at how many Koroks were in the previous game, Breath of the Wild. In that game, there were a total of 900 Koroks to find. Koroks served to help the player upgrade their inventory and to provide a fun side quest to explore the vast open world of the game.

Given that Koroks served a similar purpose in Tears of the Kingdom, it's likely that there will be a similar amount in the new game. However, it's also worth noting that each game in the Zelda series is unique, and just because one game had a certain number of Koroks doesn't mean that the next game will follow suit.

So far, there haven't been any concrete numbers regarding how many Koroks will be in Tears of the Kingdom. However, there are a few clues and hints that we can look at to try to make an educated guess.

Firstly, it's worth noting that the game's developers have stated that Koroks will be present in the game, so we know for sure that they will be there in some capacity. Additionally, the game's trailer and promotional material have shown off several areas that look like they could be prime locations for Koroks to hide.

Another clue we have is that the game's setting is based on ancient Greece, which could potentially play a role in the number of Koroks. In Greek mythology, there are many forest-dwelling creatures, such as satyrs and dryads, that could potentially be reimagined as Koroks in the game.

Finally, it's worth noting that in Breath of the Wild, the Koroks were spread out all across the game's massive open world. It's possible that in Tears of the Kingdom, the Koroks will be more concentrated in certain areas, leading to a smaller total number overall.