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Well this was cool, but also pretty easy. Instead of being carried by the rito, you get a huge updraft that lets you glide infinitely, while Teba distracts mecha bird. However the bird has garbage tier aim so I never took a single hit. Now let's enter it and clear the dungeon.

Teba leaves so now its time to interact with Ghost Revali. Who is still a jerk, even after death.

This time instead of an elephant's trunk, you can make the whole bird roll left or right, which gives the dungeon a certain Stone Tower Temple feel.

As you progress through the dungeon and unlock the terminals, Revali gets less spiteful and more hopeful. Nice touch.

Dungeon 2 beaten. The boss is a cool concept, taking advantage of the aerial slowmo mechanic. But he could have used better aim. Funny that Revali says his aim is spot on. No bro, you just bad at dodging.

Oh, so that huge pillar I spent half an hour climbing earlier today was mecha bird's perch. Ok. It lands on it and fire tha lazor at Ganon. Revali admits I'm a warrior. And says he underestimated my luck. I guess that's the standard tsundere greet. I'll take it.

I gain the ability to create updrafts whenever I want, instantly reaching heights. Well I can think of a few treasure chests I missed because I didnt have that. Thats one useful ability for videogames in general.

Master Sword obtained.

The cutscene and flashback that follow are very good. This game has the barebones plot we are used to from zeldas, but it knows how to convey emotion with the little it does.

You feel bad for each downed champion, and now for Zelda. And the weight of the responsibility of not failing again weighs on you.

(The game telling me my attack went from 38 to 30 for equipping the master sword ruins the mood a little, though)

It has the classic energy beam shot, too. Now on 3D.