A Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has shared easy builds for impressive fireworks, which create shimmering sparks in the sky. Since its initial launch in May, players have made great use of Tears of the Kingdom's Ultrahand ability and created all manners of contraptions, including specially-modified buggies, floating boats, and amusement parks. Some members of the Zelda community even founded Hyrule Engineering Club, a Reddit forum that became a place where they show their intricate contraptions and foster creativity.
Tears of the Kingdom recently launched to widespread acclaim, not only bagging positive reviews but also setting the record for the fastest-selling Nintendo game to date. Many Zelda fans have praised the sequel for its gameplay mechanics that allow them to do almost anything. One such mechanic is Ultrahand, which opens Hyrule up with further possibilities and leads to some interesting scenarios in and out of combat.
Over on Tears of the Kingdom's Reddit page, a user named BloxBreak1000 showed many firework builds that players can use for entertainment purposes. The original poster seems to have attached 3 red, white, and yellow Chuchu Jelly to a Zonai Time Bomb to create shimmering sparks. They also combined a Dazzlefruit, Muddlebud, and Bomb Flower with the Zonai Bomb to light up various shows. It's worth mentioning that the Zonai Time Bomb should be attached to a Zonai Rocket, which players can trigger from a distance to propel objects into the sky.
In the comments, many Zelda fans claimed that it is a simple and fun way to create dazzling displays in the sky, with some suggesting the player add more Zonai bombs for bigger explosions. Some also said they should set off fireworks with star fragments.
Zonai devices in Tears of the Kingdom are ancient pieces of machinery, with which players can create wondrous machines like autonomous combat drones and laser destroyers. They can also give players an upper hand during combat when fused with weapons and shields. For example, players can combine a Zonai cannon with their melee weapons to fire projectiles that deal destructive damage. They are obtained through the several Device Dispensers encountered in the Sky Islands.
Now that Tears of the Kingdom has been out for a while, many players have continued to push the game's construction mechanics. Collecting spare materials and combining them to make their own version of fireworks, hover bikes, and death machines is an absolute hoot for some players. They have been showing all kinds of driving contraptions and hilarious gameplay moments including a discovery that Zelda players can make a self-sufficient aircraft that can fly around Hyrule forever.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available on Nintendo Switch.