Gerudo Town and Divine Beast Vah Naboris

Image result for gerudo townGerudo Town can be easy to get to if the player has both Rupees and a way to keep cool if traveling during the day. The main problem that the player will get is trying to get into Gerudo Town when they are right outside its walls. This is because Gerudo Town is an all Vai town, or all-female town, which does not allow Voe, males, to enter it. Link being a male as he is cannot enter Gerudo Town as he is currently. As you try finding a way inside the town you may notice someone standing near the main entrance to Gerudo Town. He basically says that he is looking for a man who can sneak inside Gerudo Town so that he too can get inside. With a little more detective skills under Link's belt, you find the man who sells you the gear you need to get inside of Gerudo Town.

Image result for yiga clan hideoutOnce inside of Gerudo Town you have the fun task of fighting the Yiga Clan. The Yiga Clan is a very hard stealth-like area that requires you to not get caught or be faced off against instant-killing enemies. There are some ways to get pass this easier due to the fact that the Yiga Clan members are stationed at every doorway that you need to go through. One way is by using stasis on the member guarding the way you need to go through, or by throwing banana's to lure the Yiga Clan members out of their position to sneak past them. Once you get to the end of the Yiga Clan you have to face a boss to retrieve the item that you were sent to collect.

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After defeating the boss and collecting the item you need, you get to catch a sand seal to go fight Vah Naboris. The main gimmick about Vah Naboris is that you must stay close to Riju or else you will get zapped. The main thing you have to do is destroy all four feet with bomb arrows for you to enter. Vah Naboris's dungeon is also based off of electricity and the movable part on her is the ability to rotate the three center cylinders giving electricity to different areas.

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The main boss of Vah Naboris is Thunderblight Ganon. Thunderblight Ganon is the only non-long-range boss in Breath of the Wild. His main attack is dashing up to you and hitting you with electricity making you drop whatever shield or weapon you are using. The easiest way to counter that attack is dodging when he dashes towards you. Defeating Thunderblight Ganon will grant you Urbosa's Fury. Urbosa's Fury generates a small electric circle around you to deal tons of damage to enemies.

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