How to Get the Last Geoglyph
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To get the last Geoglyph, head to the Rist Peninsula at the far northeast end of the map and enter the swirling section of land, then get to the center of the spiral to see the final Tear near the Gemmick Shrine. The last Geoglyph does not have an associated geoglyph to help you spot it, but it will be marked on your map in-game and can be found near Gemmick Shrine on the Rist Peninsula, the spiral beach on the east side of the map.
Introduction to Geoglyphs
The Geoglyphs are a crucial part of the Tears of the Kingdom game, and finding them is essential to unlocking the Master Sword and discovering the game’s secrets.
Finding the Last Geoglyph
The process of finding the last Geoglyph involves exploring the Rist Peninsula and locating the Gemmick Shrine. This can be done by flying down to the center of the spiral-shaped peninsula on Hyrule’s east coast using the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower, Jochi-iu Shrine, or Gikaku Shrine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Geoglyph-Related Questions
- What is the last Geoglyph in Tears of the Kingdom?: The final Dragon’s Tear is unlocked once you’ve collected all 11 other tears, and it does not have an associated geoglyph.
- How do you get the 12th Geoglyph?: To get the 12th Dragon Tear, head to Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower, Jochi-iu Shrine, or Gikaku Shrine and fly down to the center of the spiral-shaped peninsula on Hyrule’s east coast.
- Does the Geoglyph order matter?: No, it’s not necessary to find TOTK Geoglyphs in order, as the Adventure Log allows Link to rewatch memories at any time.
Game-Related Questions
- What happens after getting all Geoglyphs?: After discovering the 11 Geoglyphs and Dragon’s Tears, you should’ve unlocked 11 additional Memories or cutscenes, and another scene will play where a tear falls down from the sky.
- What happens if you get all Geoglyphs?: Finding all the Geoglyphs allows you to get the Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Master Sword.
- Is Zelda the Light Dragon?: Yes, Zelda becomes the Light Dragon by swallowing her Secret Stone to give Link the Master Sword.
Character-Related Questions
- Where is Impa after all Geoglyphs?: Impa is in Kakariko after the quest.
- Who marries Zelda?: Link becomes King of Hyrule and marries Princess Zelda after rescuing her and completing the Triforce.
- Is Zelda and Link in love?: While not in a canon-confirmed romantic relationship, Link and Zelda share a loving, caring relationship.
Location-Related Questions
- Where is the Geoglyph near Rito Village?: The Geoglyph is located east of Rito Village, and the Tear can be found at the center of the Geoglyph.
- Where is Zelda’s Golden Horse?: Zelda’s Golden Horse can be found near some ruins in the Tabantha Tundra north of the Snowfield Stable.
Game Mechanics-Related Questions
- Can the Master Sword break in Tears of the Kingdom?: No, the Master Sword cannot break due to its unique nature.
- Is the Triforce in Tears of the Kingdom?: While the Triforce does not appear when Zelda uses magic, it is still within her, possibly prevented from manifesting by her Secret Stone.
- How do you investigate the Geoglyphs in Tears of the Kingdom?: Fix Impa’s balloon using Ultrahand, take it into the air to get a good view of the Geoglyph, and land at the filled-in tear-shape to interact with it.
- What is the largest Geoglyph in the world?: The largest geoglyph is a giant asymmetrical spiral made from a single line that loops and runs for around 12 kilometers, named Boha 1.