


Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygonġ0. Using Ultrahand, lay the pillar on top of the two jutting pillars to complete the flow of electricity. Walk the removed pillar over to the hanging ball in the room. Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygonĩ. Use Ultrahand to remove the pillar between them. There are two smaller cogs connected by a long pillar. Use Recall on the cog to ride the cog up to another level and grab a chest with a strong Zonaite shield.Ĩ. The next room has more electrical components and another giant cog. Time your walk so that you move to the next platform as one is receding the other is moving outward, and walk across.ħ. The platform you just Ascended to is still moving in and out. Walk under one while it’s out and use Ascend.Ħ. After you do that, platforms will move in and out and protrude from the wall. Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygonĥ. Then use Ultrahand on the other ball and glue them together as the original swings back and forth. Use Ultrahand to move one of the balls to get it swinging. This is a bit tricky since the two balls barely touch and you can’t grab two at once. Like last time, use Ultrahand to adhere the two together and restore the flow of electricity.Ĥ. Once again, you will see two metal hanging balls in the next room. As you ride up, make sure you jump on the protruding part of the gear so it’s easier to walk onto the floor of the next level.ģ. Once it’s turning, jump up and hitch a ride up to the next floor. Electricity will start running through both of them and turn the giant cog. Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via PolygonĢ. Use Ultrahand to grab the metal ball and adhere it to the ball to the right of it. The ball on the left is hanging by a long chain and has electricity running through it. Enter the shrine and you’ll find yourself in a room with a large cog and two metal balls.
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