How to Get the Zora Armor Set in Tears Of The Kingdom

In this guide, we will discuss how to get the Zora armor set in Tears Of The Kingdom. Is Tears of the Kingdom a good swimming spot for you? Even though I’d prefer not to swim, I can see how it may be useful in some situations. However, if you have to swim up a waterfall or over long distances and are continuously running out of energy, it is considerably simpler if you have the Zora armor set.

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Where to Find the Zora Armor Set

The three Zora armor sets available in Tears of the Kingdom are as follows:

1. Zora Armor
2. Zora Helm
3. Zora Greaves

Visit Zora’s Domain and chat with Yona, Zora’s keeper, to begin collecting each item of Zora’s armor. Those doing this for the first time will need to finish “The Sludge-Covered Statue” before taking on “Sidon of the Zora.” Each of the three parts may be obtained by completing the respective questline.

How to Get the Zora Armor

You need to complete the quest “The Sludge-Covered Statue” to get the Zora Armor. The statue may be cleaned by speaking with Yona at coordinates (3300, 0460, 0139) and tossing a Splash Fruit upon it. After this, you’ll have a short dialogue that will conclude the mission and launch “Sidon of the Zora.”

You need to go back to Yona at the coordinates (3334, 0529, 0151) before setting off to discover Sidon. She will explain that the Zora Armor can be repaired with an Ancient Arowana fish, but that you will need one first. It would be convenient if you already had one to hand over to her. 

If you don’t have any luck there, try looking in Lulu Lake or Shatterback Point. Go back to Yona for the first piece of Zora Armor once you’ve caught the fish. You’ll need it for the next two sections, so equip it immediately.

How to Get the Zora Helm

In order to reach the highest mountains in Zora’s Domain, you must first equip the first piece of Zora Armor. But we’re going somewhere much loftier than this: the island of Floating Scales, to the east of Zora’s Domain. If you leave Zora’s Domain and travel toward Mikau Lake, you will eventually come across a waterfall. Use the Zora Armor you just obtained to scale it, and do the same for any additional waterfalls you come across.

When you reach the peak, you may use the Ihen-a Shrine as a shortcut to the east, where you’ll find Mipha Court. You’ll see a waterfall plunging down the cliff of Floating Scales Island. Swim-up this way and you’ll soon be on the island. You may either avoid it or clean off the muck before crossing to the other side at (4124, 0510, 0592).

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As I did at first, you may use the waterfall to swim back up to the starting point of the leap if you happen to miss it. When you get here, you may brush away the muck from the walls to uncover a little cave entrance if you glance over the edge.

Enter this cave and proceed down the tunnel to a chest containing the Zora Helm. When worn, your swimming speed will increase and a special spin attack will become available.

How to Get the Zora Greaves

You need to get farther into the Sidon of the Zora quest line before you can start working on this final piece of Zora armor. Before you can begin looking for the Zora Greaves, you must first accomplish the following tasks:

1. Search for Jiahto at Toto Lake and help him repair the broken slate.
2. Go to Pristine Sanctum in Lulu Lake, meet with King Dorephan, and obtain King Scales.
3. Go to Floating Scales Island, find the droplet-shaped stone pattern, and shoot a King Scale arrow in its center.
4. Go to Mipha Court and defeat the Sludge Like miniboss.
5. Investigate the beam of light and explore the Ancient Zora Waterworks.
6. Break the rocks inside the pipes around Ancient Zora Waterworks to fill the space with water.
7. Explore Wellspring Island with Sidon and find the source of the sludge.
8. Enter the Water Temple with Sidon.
9. Turn on the four water faucets.
10. Defeat Mucktorok!

Time spent battling the two bosses and exploring the temple can add several hours to the total, depending on your puzzle-solving and combat abilities. Plan on traveling for quite some time.

Searching For the Zora Greaves

Return to Yona at coordinates (3310, 0486, 0150) to report your success in completing the Sidon of the Zora quest line and cleaning up Zora’s Domain. The last time anybody saw the Zora Greaves was in the Ancient Zora Waterworks, and she’ll tell you all about it. Now that we have more specific information, we can begin our hunt for the Token of Friendship.

Start by making your way back to the subterranean tower by first returning to the whirlpool at coordinates (3615, 0121, 0191). This tower is no longer illuminated by blue light, and the ground around it is no longer totally immersed in water. You had to complete the quest chain before you could get any water.

So, move near the tower and then turn left to get around its rear. At the coordinates (3663, 0331, -0048), there is a crater. You’ll realize you’re in uncharted territory once you take the plunge and hit the water. You can see the finish line from here!

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A Stone Talus foe will emerge from the earth as you rush into the cave and past the stone pillars. If you’d rather, you can try to battle it, but if not, we can easily escape it by hiding behind the adjacent waterfall. 

The Zora Greaves may be found in a chest in the coordinates (3589, 0249, -0103), which is on a small stone platform just beyond the waterfall. Once you’ve opened the last chest in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you’ll get the whole set of Zora armor.