Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has introduced a number of new items and foodstuffs, one of which is the strangely-shaped Splash Fruit. Because of its newness it can be a bit of a mystery but don’t worry – this is how to get and use Splash Fruit in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Splash Fruit Locations in Zelda: TOTK
It’s possible to find Splash Fruit all over Hyrule, but it appears in greater numbers in the eastern and northeasterly regions. Specifically, Splash Fruit can be found in large quantities in the Lanayru regions.
They’re most prevalent close to water and on water’s edge, hence why the Lanayru Wetlands are a personal favorite spot to locate and cultivate multiple Splash Fruit in a short duration.
Other good locations to find and collect Splash Fruit include:
- West Necluda
- Around the Upland Zorana Skyview Tower
If you’re not down for scouring the wilds and collecting them at source, there are a couple of places to purchase Splash Fruit in Tears of the Kingdom. The first is at the general store (Zora’s Domain) in Lanayru. The second is at the vendor in Kakariko Village.
When searching in the wild, small trees with yellow leaves signal the presence of Splash Fruit. There’ll be as many as three fruit per tree and, when you do find a tree, make sure you scan your surroundings because Splash Fruit trees tend to spawn close to one another.
Using Them in TOTK
Now, there’s more to Splash Fruit than dowsing targets in water. Like a lot of foodstuffs and lootable items, they’re very versatile. You can throw them into a host of recipes for various bonuses, while they also wash away sludge; the same kind that’s blocking the entrance to the Upland Zorana Skyview Tower.
They’re also fuse-able with arrows, offering the chance to dowse and stun enemies before moving in for the kill.
That wraps up everything you need to know on how to get Splash Fruit in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The Lanayru regions are brimming with Splash Fruit trees, so you won’t have any problem finding a few. For more help, check out the TOTK guides using the links below.
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