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How to Get Wind Armor Set In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
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How to Get Wind Armor Set In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Become the Hero of the Wind!

The Wind armor set is a legendary outfit Link can wear to appear as the Hero of the Wind from Wind Waker. Besides scanning Wind Waker Link amiibo, you can acquire this armor set for free by finding three hidden treasure chests in Tears of the Kingdom. Since the game features a massive open-world map, we have created this guide to show you the locations of all pieces of gear!

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Like the Sky armor set, you can acquire the Wind outfit from three treasure chests in the Depths. Here are their locations:

Cap of the Wind

The Cap of the Wind Location in Zelda TOTK.
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You can obtain the Cap of the Wind from a treasure chest in the Tingel Island Depths (4655, 0621, -0722). The only entrance to this part of the underground is through the Tingel Island Chasm east of the Rasitakiwak shrine and Tarrey Town (4703, 1307, 0125).

Once you’re in the Depths, you must head south and destroy several breakable walls until you reach the underground area underneath Davdi Island. I highly suggest attaching a Cannon to Mineru since the rocks blocking the passages between each section are quite thick. Throwing Flowers Bombs or Time Bombs may not be a wise idea since you’ll need many of them to open your path.

Phantom Ganon Boss in Zelda TOTK.
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Also, please be careful when claiming the Cap of the Wind because Gloom Spawns will appear near you after you open the treasure chest. If you decide to fight this optional boss, you’ll need to use AoE attacks, such as Bomb Arrows, to kill the monsters quickly and prevent the hands from regenerating. After all of the Gloom Spawns are dead, a Phantom Ganon will appear in its place, and you can defeat this creature to get Demon King’s weapons.

Tunic of the Wind

Tunic of the Wind Location in Zelda TOTK.
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To obtain the Tunic of the Wind, you must enter the Depths through the Hyrule Ridge Chasm near the Runakit shrine (-2648, 1122, 0115). Then, you have to head west until you find the Kataki Lightroot and go to the Cuho Canyon Mine. On top of the structure, you’ll discover a treasure chest containing the Tunic of the Wind (-3785, 1345, -0682).

Trousers of the Wind

Trousers of the Wind Location in Zelda TOTK.
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The Trousers of the Wind is inside the Cresia Pit Mine in East Necluda Depths (3794, -3614, -0445). The fastest way to get to this place from the Surface is through the Meda Mountain Chasm north of the Rabella Wetlands Skyview Tower (2513, -2389, -0012). Afterward, you need to head southeast until you find the Cresia Pit Mine, where you must build a boat to cross the water and reach the treasure chest.

Although Link already looks like the Hero of the Wind while wearing the Wind armor set, you can take it one step further by obtaining other gear. The Sea-Breeze Boomerang and Shield are legendary equipment once wielded by a hero who travelled the Great Sea. Like other hero gear in Tears of the Kingdom, you can acquire both items from treasure chests in the Depths!


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Gabriela Jessica
Gabriela has been a Freelance Writer for Twinfinite since 2023. She mainly covers WuWa, Genshin, and HSR, but she also enjoys trying out new games. Her favorites are TOTK, P5R, Stardew Valley, RDR2, The Witcher 3, and RE4 Remake. Gabriela has a BA in English Literature from Ma Chung University and loves to spend her time reading novels and manga/anime.