Hidemaro Fujibayashi explains where all that tech from Breath of the Wild has gone
Hidemaro Fujibayashi, director of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, finally shed some light on what happened to all the Sheikah technology that was practically ubiquitous in Breath of the Wild but strangely absent in its sequel. In Breath of the Wild, players discover relics of the Sheikah tribe’s technology littered across Hyrule in the form of towers, weapons, and mechanical enemies. However, in Tears of the Kingdom, practically every trace of Sheikah Technology has disappeared.
It is believed that since the Calamity disappeared, they also disappeared as their role had been fulfilled.” Read More: The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom: The Kotaku Review Buy The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: Amazon | Best Buy | GameStop Fujibayashi also went on to explain that Sheikah technology’s sudden disappearance wasn’t an out-of-the-ordinary phenomenon for Hyruleans but an unremarkable occurrence with the many mystifying events that transpire in Hyrule.
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