While speedrunners continue to reduce the time it takes to beat The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom to truly ridiculous amounts, there are also players who are looking for ways to take advantage of all the features that Zelda has, such as generating objects around the stage that can be of great help to overcome puzzles or even to kill enemies.
Some of these items are very useful, such as vases, to throw them at any creature and thus cause a lot of damage, although there are other methods with which you don’t even have to lift a fingersince you can stay still as a simple spectator while you witness how the enemy in question dies little by little in just a second.
Among the elements that can be generated, beyond furniture or copies of the monsters themselves, is a block of water which is capable of becoming the most lethal way of all to end the lives of most enemies that come our way. This is what the user Papapishu wanted to demonstrate in a video that he published on X and that you have right below.
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The trick is to generate this cube of water and just leave it there. Next, you have to merge with the enemy in question to move it as you wish, so you have to place it within the block in question. Finally, you have to release it and the creature will remain trapped without being able to get out. while drowning and dying without being able to do absolutely anything to remedy it.
Without a doubt, this is a rather low-level method, although it must also be recognized that it is most effective against most monsters of the adventure that are causing you problems, so you now have at hand a very good way to put the water buckets to use.
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