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Takama Shiri Shrine (Dual Purpose)

This electricity puzzle has you rearrange metal blocks so current opens gates without shocking you. A triangle of blocks gets the Royal Bow, and a stair of climbable blocks leads to the monk.

TrialDual Purpose
RegionGerudo
LocationNorth-west corner of the Gerudo Desert, north-west of the West Barrens and often hidden by sandstorms
Map positionx -4894, z 2156, height 151 (map square A-7)
RewardNaboris’s Emblem; chest: Royal Bow

How to find it

Kass‘s second verse mentions chasing rings upon the land. An obelisk map points west of Gerudo Town and the Daqo Chisay Shrine. Take a Sand Seal west until a glowing ring appears, follow the rings north-west along a dune ridge, watching for Lizalfos in the sand, then turn right past the West Gerudo Ruins to the finish where the shrine appears.

Solution

Open the first gate

Cross the metal platforms and use Magnesis to move the first platform up and right to join the other, unlocking the gate.

Pass the electrified path

Jump left and lift the middle platform. Climb back up, hug the right ledge, and pull the middle and back platforms aside to form a bridge.

Slip through the gate

Move the nearest block all the way left and the back block right to connect the rod so you can jump through the gate without being shocked.

Royal Bow chest

Behind the stair blocks a gate hides a chest. Form a triangle of metal blocks up and over to trigger the electrical pad and take the Royal Bow.

Stair to the monk

Use the climbable blocks as stairs without touching the pylon. From the catwalk, move the top block far right, the bottom two far right too, and keep the middle two together touching the top-left block to open the gate.

Chests and rewards

  • Royal Bow: in the chest behind the stair gate.
  • Naboris’s Emblem: from the monk; the second of three.

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