Thanks to Echoes of Wisdom 's new Echo mechanic, Bombs come in several different forms. Before Zelda gets her hands on the more traditional form of Bombs, she will likely discover two important Echoes: the Bombfish, and Zirro. Of these two, the Bombfish has the most practical applications, so we will focus on finding them first.

Echoes of Wisdom apart, as at least one streamer has beaten the game in less than an hour. Speedrunners wasted no time in breaking Echoes of Wisdom into tiny little pieces at launch, but discoveries made in the past week or so have turned Zelda's first epic solo adventure into more of a one-hour nuisance for the very productive princess.

As I played through the first two dungeons of The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, I came to a strange realization. Though this game obviously reminds me of 2D Zeldas from years past, with the added systemic playfulness of recent 3D entries,

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Echoes of Wisdom turns the tables and has players control Princess Zelda, who was rescued by Link, who unfortunately disappears into the Still World, leaving Zelda to take the reins. The Still World ravages its way across the land of Hyrule,

The Flying Tile is an echo in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Regardless of whether you plan to use it or not, it’s also required for those looking to complete every side quest, as the “The Flying Tile” quest has you source one as its one and only objective.

Solution 1: Summon a Zol Echo for the kid to see. Zol are green blob-like creatures that you first encountered on Suthorn Beach at the start of the game. If you missed them, go back to Suthorn Beach to the west of Suthorn Village.