Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom: Walkthrough, All Puzzle Solutions, Collectibles

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Welcome to our The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Full Walkthrough Guide hub!

This Echoes of Wisdom Walkthrough will give you all the wisdom you need to explore Hyrule as Princess Zelda and complete the game, including Dungeon Solutions, All Clothing, All amiibo Unlocks, All Accessories, All Stamp Locations, plus Beginner's Tips and guides on Every Boss in the game.

We gave this top-down Zelda game a 9/10 in our glowing review, concluding that this is "easily in contention with A Link to the Past and A Link Between Worlds as one of the best top-down adventures." High praise indeed.

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Note: It should be obvious, but be aware that SPOILERS ABOUND in this Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom walkthrough. If you want to know absolutely nothing about Zelda's starring role, then exercise caution as you scroll through.

This guide is currently a work in progress, and we'll be updating this over the next few days to ensure everything is up-to-date.

On this page: Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom: Walkthrough, All Puzzle Solutions, Collectibles

  1. 1.The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Guide

    1. 1.1.Getting Started

    2. 1.2.Side Quests

      1. 1.2.1.Side Quest Guides
    3. 1.3.Recommendations
    4. 1.4.Collectibles

  2. 2.Walkthrough

    1. 2.1.Introduction
    2. 2.2.Suthorn Region
    3. 2.3.Gerudo Desert
    4. 2.4.Jabul Waters
    5. 2.5.Hyrule Castle Town
    6. 2.6.Eldin Volcano
    7. 2.7.Hebra Mountain
    8. 2.8.Faron Wetlands
    9. 2.9.Endgame
  3. 3.FAQs
  4. 4.Where to buy Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Guide

Getting Started

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Here we'll be going over some of the basics for Echoes of Wisdom, to help get you started on your journey. This includes How To Get Automatons, Which Region To Visit First, and How To Upgrade Swordfighter Form.

Side Quests

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This section covers all the side quests you can pick up in Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. We have a complete list of locations for each side quest and more in-depth guides for particular quests.

Side Quest Guides

Recommendations

In this section, we'll be looking at All Accessories, All Smoothie Recipes, and All Echoes, including what the best ones are.

Collectibles

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Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is full of collectibles, and we'll be covering all of them here, including All Stamps, All Heart Pieces, and All Clothing.

Walkthrough

This section of our Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Guide features a full walkthrough of the game, from the opening tutorial section all the way to the end of the game.

These guides cover all the Main Quests, all Dungeon Puzzle Solutions, and how to defeat All Bosses.

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Introduction

Suthorn Region

Gerudo Desert

Jabul Waters

Hyrule Castle Town

Eldin Volcano

Hebra Mountain

Faron Wetlands

Endgame

FAQs

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This section covers a range of frequently asked questions about Echoes of Wisdom that may help you out in your adventure.

Where to buy Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

And finally, if you haven't picked up the game just yet, here's a list of the best prices and deals:

Buy The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

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  • JPN
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Alana has been with Nintendo Life since 2022, and while RPGs are her first love, Nintendo is a close second. She enjoys nothing more than overthinking battle strategies, characters, and stories. She also wishes she was a Sega air pirate.

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I don’t understand why you do this so soon? The game literally just came out today. Give people a chance to enjoy it and explore on their own first!

Spoilers:

I actually don't know any spoilers and I won't try to look for them. Congrats if you read this message, you're spoiler free!

@Johnny44 Playing games with a walkthrough is a more accepted thing now rather than working out things on your own. It's probably due to there being so many games out and people don't want to be stuck on the same thing for months.

I personally like to savour my games and enjoy them no matter how long it takes. Zelda only comes around every so often!

No anvil i can smack onto enemies? 😟
Any other items that looks like anvil so i can start the Anvil Chorus ?

Also, does this game have something fancy like ACNH?
I saw a lot of furnitures and making smoothie, something very Animal Crossing.

Wait, i saw Wind Cannon echo from the list.
So, after the Anvil Chorus finished i can continue with another overture The 1812. 😆

@Johnny44 Exactly — people will be playing right now and may have questions!

The info is here as/when/if players want it.

Well I also use a walkthrough….but NOT on the first day! We don’t need to be spoonfed from day one. At least try and figure some things out yourself. By all accounts it’s not a very difficult game.

@Johnny44 Fair enough. I avoid all guides and just learn as I go along. I do get a sense of joy that i figured something out on my own.

@Johnny44

I agree with you completely. It maybe has more to do with website traffic, but what would I know!

Just did the opening sequence and its beaaaautiful!

@dartmonkey Does the publisher provide a pre-written walk-through, or do you guys DIY it? I've not looked at any NL walk-throughs, but they must take a chunk of time to knock out.

@gcunit Some poor soul at NL had to spend an entire day not only finishing Zelda, but writing an entire guide before dawn.

@gcunit Er, no. Publishers aren't in the habit of sending out walkthroughs, unfortunately. That would be nice!

Thanks for this but admittedly I've always figured Zelda puzzles out myself even if they are a head scratcher at first.

This being said a guide is always nice to fall back on. I remember back in the day we didn't have this luxury.

@Johnny44 "Give people a chance to enjoy it and explore on their own first!"

They are. No one's forcing you, or anyone else, to read it. The guide is here if, and when, people need it.

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@CazSonOfCaz Yes we know that, the point is why does it have to be provided at lunchtime on day one already…people use it immediately because it’s there instead of using their brains a little first.

@Johnny44 "...people use it immediately because it’s there instead of using their brains a little first."

Now, how would you know that?

@CazSonOfCaz It’s called an opinion.

If you started the game yesterday and are already using a guide then it’s a fact that you haven’t spent much time figuring it out for yourself. If that’s how people prefer to play, fair enough but there’s not much sense of achievement for the player.

@Johnny44 I understand all that and agree with you. I'm just saying there's no evidence people are actually using the guide yet. They're just posting it up because, well, it's their job. Might as well post it now, while they have time, instead of months from now when they'll be busy with other things.

@CazSonOfCaz Nah it’s all about web traffic as mentioned by another user above. One week later is enough in my opinion.

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