Keese
Keese hang in caves and burst out at night. Fire, ice and electric ones match the region. The eyeball is one of the most useful materials in the game: on an arrow, it steers toward the target. That is how you hit a Gleeok's eye and a Lynel's face without a perfect aim. Wings are elixir parts.
| 番号 | 97 |
|---|---|
| 素材 | Keese Eyeball, Keese Wing |
| 生息地 | Hyrule Field, West Necluda |
同族
Break the swarm
A swarm is mostly plain Keese with one or two elemental ones mixed in. Shoot the elemental one first if you do not want to be frozen or shocked while the rest arrive. One arrow pops a common Keese. A bomb flower is only worth it when they are still packed on the ceiling and you need the eyeballs in a hurry.
Ice Keese in Hebra will freeze you on a cliff edge. Electric ones in a storm will rip a metal weapon away. Land, or at least stop gliding, before you fight them. In a cave, a brightbloom on the floor shows the cluster so you can shoot it from the tunnel instead of walking under it.
Build a stack of eyeballs
Fuse an eyeball to an arrow and aim near the weak point. The arrow bends in. Gleeok eyes, Lynel faces, Flux Construct cores and Hinox eyes all get easier. Farm caves at night, mark the ones that drop several eyeballs, and come back after a Blood Moon. Aerocuda eyeballs do the same job if you are in the sky instead of a cave.
Do not fuse your whole stack to a bow you are about to use on a cooking pot. Eyeballs are for moving weak points. Wings can go into stamina elixirs or be sold. A silver or elemental Keese is still one arrow. There is no honor in dueling a bat, and there is no reason to spend a Lynel bow charge on one.
Field notes
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Where | Caves by day, open sky at night |
| Drops | Eyeball and wing |
| Arrow | The eyeball homes toward a target |
