Removing weapons or shields in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can help you recover your base item so you can use them in more Fuse experiments as you explore the kingdom of Hyrule. Wanting to go back to your base item will come at a cost, however, and can be quite costly if you’ve attached a rare or expensive material to it.
As you spend time exploring Hyrule in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you’ll find multiple materials that you can fuse with your weapons and shields to often create bigger, better versions of that weapon. However, sometimes your creations can be just entertaining but useless (we made an Apple Shield).
So if you’re bored with a build or regret making it, we’ll show you how to disable weapons in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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How to disable items in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
The important thing to know about defusing a weapon or shield is that you need to be careful if you have valuable materials attached to an item, such as diamonds or star fragments, as these will disappear once you defuse it from the base item.
To unlock Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you must follow these simple steps:
- Open your item menu (either shield or weapon).
- Select the item you want to disable.
- Click on the element and then select the ‘Destroy merged material’ option.
- The item will now return to its original state, but the material you fused with the item will be destroyed.
By returning to its original state, we mean that it will return to the base element of that weapon or shield. For example, if you have fused a Ruby and a Wooden Stick, the weapon will revert to a wooden stick.
Remember, there is no way to completely undo this process unless you go back to a previous save file or use another one of the same material from your inventory.
Once you know how to disconnect your elements, you can start creating even more experiments. If you need more help on your adventure through Hyrule in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, check out our guide that shows you how to increase weapon durability and our guide that shows you how to upgrade your armor.
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