Love the 10/10 split between "games that take several minutes to a half hour to break pots" vs "I found this pot within seconds." It's very satisfying.
I'd personally put MM and BotW in their own category. You don't have to do too much, just play some minutes of the intro. Not comparable imo to actually beating fucking dungeons. So I'd go: 1 to 10 -- 11 to 12 -- 13 to 18 (I guess LoZ and AoL don't really count).
It’s funny that the first two Zelda games don’t have pots in them, considering they were documented as prequels to A Link to the Past by Miyamoto. That would mean that the Link from A Link to the Past broke every single pot in Hyrule, before the timeline got updated with more games.
Maybe Comet (or whatever his name is in your language/version. Why was the name of a Chainchomp of all things something that needed to change?) is just very well behaved?
To be fair, these pots are somehow completely impervious to sword slashes. These aren't your standard boring old Hyrulean pots which break by any means (like spontaneous combustion).
Fun Fact: the BoTW Guardians were based on a particular kind of pottery. They try to speedrun how long it takes to break players. The series gave them their revenge.
Now I need a video explaining the maths of how much weight link in totk can hold compared to minecraft steve with his golden apples Link can hold 999 golden apples 999 regular apples and a crap ton of other things and steve holds A bunch of 64 stacks of golden apples (Idk exact number of inventory slots)
@@0ikess enchanted golden apples are made with an apple surrounded by 8 gold blocks So it's alot more gold if you use gold apples I saw a video a long time ago where someone did Steve's strength I don't remember who did it tho and they used those
Before I watched the video I thought breaking a pot in each game would be quick, but then, when you mentioned Link's Awakening, I remembered the hours of frustration I went through before finally being able to pick up a pot after collecting the item in the SECOND DUNGEON. Actually, I was surprised how long breaking a pot took in many of the games.
Re pots in Clock Town: There are pots in the sewer, at the Observatory, and on top of the Clock Tower. If memory serves, there are also pots in the secret back room of the swordsman's school. All of those take longer to access, though.
A little bit of unknown lore - pots were invented during the filming of the 1990 movie Ghost. Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze's ghost were just messing around with some clay and accidentally created a pot. Not too long after that, Shigeru Miyamoto made a business trip to the Nintendo of America headquarters. He was racking his mind for some hook for the next Legend of Zelda game to be released for the Super Famicom. On a late night flight back to Japan, he ended up seeing the inflight movie Ghost and had the inspiration that would shape Zelda games for years to come.
0:49 j0rts: "No pots? Fine, I will settle with breaking _spinal cords_ instead." Who knew that the invention of the pot saved the world from a mass murderer. -At least as long as he never finds Paella on Razen...-
@@JJ_R Yeah, I discovered that after the comment too! But my wardrobe sadly goes beyond blue and brown 😔 let’s hope some hylian salesperson has a power bracelet collection somewhere
I misread this title as being "How fast can you break _every_ pot in every Zelda game?" One, that is a hell of a feat. Two, how would you know you are done? I imagine data mining and meticulous tracking.
One especially notable thing about the pots in Link to the Past is that they're stronger weapons than the master sword. Most enemies will go down in one hit if you huck a pot at their head.
Majora's Mask has 3 pots at the base of the astral observitory, each with 5 rupees. Probably faster your way. I like to spend any extra time on my 1st 3 day cycle filling my wallet from these by leaving through the moon tear door, re entering, then repeat, then running to the bank when full. I usually get about 1,000 rupees deposited before the night of the 3rd day.
Now you have all those pots. Now how long can it take you to get high? 2d games, how long till you can get to the top of the FULL world map, and 3d games, how long until you can get to the highest point in the game?
Fun fact! There were a few years there when Chain Chomp was in more Zelda games than Mario games -intro’d in Mario 3, don’t reappear till Yoshi’s Island; in LttP and Link’s Awakening :) Wow! The past!
I read the title as 'how fast can you break every pot in a Zelda game' at first and was like "damn thatd take awhile!" only to realize you were being much more sensible LMAO
Off the top of my head, the only other pots I can think of in Clock Town are in the sewers/Bomber's Hideout and observatory, and the required hide-and-seek and/or brute force finding 1 of 120 possible passcodes is definitely slower than the Trading Post pot.
I know you got a life in every single Zelda game, but unfortunately as a game, or you got too much of a life, and now you have to die, and every single Zelda game to bring the balance of the universe back
This is an amazing video, and I'm honestly so happy you used the Gamecube Twilight Princess because it has so much more soul in it than the flipped versions!
@CassiusStelar no? I'm not sure what you mean. The Gamecube version retains Link's left-handedness, but subsequent releases (Wii, HD remake) made him right-handed, owing to using motion controls, and most people being right-handed. For me, personally, having played all three versions, the Gamecube version feels the most charming. Something was lost when they flipped it. I don't know how to explain it other than, it lost some of its soul. Most videos showing TP use the Wii or HD versions, so it's nice to see the Gamecube version.
@@CassiusStelar no need to be quite so rude. You asked a question, I answered. I understand how they flipped it, it's just that, to me, the Gamecube version has always felt much better.
Can anyone identify the background music that starts around 7:38? Is sounds so familar like something from late 90s-early 00s animation but I can't quite place it
@@j0rts Thanks! ( Guess I'm A fake Zelda fan lol) I was so sure of some other bgm was from something like deep childhood like Putt Putt Saves The Zoo, but it was from Stardewsvalley - Raven's Descent. I guess 6-7 years is enough time for something(s) to feel deeply nostalgic :)
In Ocarina of Time, you can gets faster time if you exit Link's house and walk back in. For some reason, the pot in his house only spawns after you reload the map after the opening cutscene.
pot
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Pot also duck are hot.
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Love the 10/10 split between "games that take several minutes to a half hour to break pots" vs "I found this pot within seconds." It's very satisfying.
I'd personally put MM and BotW in their own category. You don't have to do too much, just play some minutes of the intro. Not comparable imo to actually beating fucking dungeons.
So I'd go: 1 to 10 -- 11 to 12 -- 13 to 18 (I guess LoZ and AoL don't really count).
especially on the portable side lmao. it's like they got to the DS era and were like, "max speed motherfuckers"
I like how little middle-ground there is between 'easy, 30 seconds tops' and 'half an hour, minimum'.
It’s funny that the first two Zelda games don’t have pots in them, considering they were documented as prequels to A Link to the Past by Miyamoto. That would mean that the Link from A Link to the Past broke every single pot in Hyrule, before the timeline got updated with more games.
Sequels?
They are actually sequels
Oops. I meant to say A Link to the Past was the prequel. I goofed.
The great Hyrule pot shortage
@@JJ_Rthe edit button is right there
I read the title as "how fast can you break every pot in a zelda game?" and went, 'damn that's dedication.'
lmaoo
Read the same first, would love to see that tbh!
ME TOO
That was me lol
I did too and i kinda want to see that video now…
I like how Link’s Awakening Link can apparently drag a chain chomp around, but lifting a pot is too much for him
Maybe Comet (or whatever his name is in your language/version. Why was the name of a Chainchomp of all things something that needed to change?) is just very well behaved?
To be fair, these pots are somehow completely impervious to sword slashes. These aren't your standard boring old Hyrulean pots which break by any means (like spontaneous combustion).
He's got good footing and strong hips but weak thighs and a bad back.
@rjai5003 in the remake, the chain chomp cooperates a little bit more.
@@catriamflockentanz As far as i know he's called BowWow (iirc) in the English version that I own
Fun Fact: the BoTW Guardians were based on a particular kind of pottery. They try to speedrun how long it takes to break players. The series gave them their revenge.
Jōmon era pottery, some of the oldest pottery in known history. The Elder Pots have come for their revenge
Hah thats funny now do every type of pot theirs multiple in the newer games
Legend of Zelda: The Pot's Revenge
mario has his mushrooms
popeye has his spinach
link has a croissant
quasó
It's not even _his_ croissant
quasó
@@buildermonkey2229 It's not Mario's mushrooms either...
quasó
Link has evolved from needing magic bracelets just to break pots, to literally carrying over 10 tons of weight
Now I need a video explaining the maths of how much weight link in totk can hold compared to minecraft steve with his golden apples
Link can hold 999 golden apples 999 regular apples and a crap ton of other things
and steve holds
A bunch of 64 stacks of golden apples (Idk exact number of inventory slots)
@@RustyNips i mean for steve using gold blocks make more sense then just an apple for his strenght
@@0ikess enchanted golden apples are made with an apple surrounded by 8 gold blocks
So it's alot more gold if you use gold apples
I saw a video a long time ago where someone did Steve's strength I don't remember who did it tho and they used those
I mean, according to BOTW link weighs about the same as 9 apples.
@@RustyNips i mean that was in the past its not craftable anymore
Before I watched the video I thought breaking a pot in each game would be quick, but then, when you mentioned Link's Awakening, I remembered the hours of frustration I went through before finally being able to pick up a pot after collecting the item in the SECOND DUNGEON. Actually, I was surprised how long breaking a pot took in many of the games.
Re pots in Clock Town: There are pots in the sewer, at the Observatory, and on top of the Clock Tower. If memory serves, there are also pots in the secret back room of the swordsman's school. All of those take longer to access, though.
A little bit of unknown lore - pots were invented during the filming of the 1990 movie Ghost. Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze's ghost were just messing around with some clay and accidentally created a pot. Not too long after that, Shigeru Miyamoto made a business trip to the Nintendo of America headquarters. He was racking his mind for some hook for the next Legend of Zelda game to be released for the Super Famicom. On a late night flight back to Japan, he ended up seeing the inflight movie Ghost and had the inspiration that would shape Zelda games for years to come.
I didn't know plots were invented in 1990. They were invented ages ago
Twilight princess could of been done faster as there's a pot behind beaus house
Your personality is really what makes these videos. I wouldn’t watch just anyone break pots in every Zelda game
I remember suggesting this under one of your previous videos. I can't even begin to describe how happy it made me to finally see this ^^
Link's Awakening, Level 2 is actually shaped like a big pot, thus taunting you even more than you realized
The pot breaking sound triggers nostalgia like crazy!
you dont need to leave links house in Oot. just immediately save and reload after intro cutscene and a pot magically appears in there
You totally smoked those pots, dude!
We need to see how all of these Zelda challenges would be on Link's Crossbow Training.
You know, the 2D Octoroks are vaguely pot-shaped. You could have broken those…
I don't know why I keep watching these. I don't know what I'm getting out of them. And I don't plan to stop.
After years of rehab. Link still falls back to his old ways.
I want this to be a run in GDQ. Just some madman frantically swapping out games and consoles while nattering on about pots.
0:49 j0rts: "No pots? Fine, I will settle with breaking _spinal cords_ instead."
Who knew that the invention of the pot saved the world from a mass murderer.
-At least as long as he never finds Paella on Razen...-
I wonder how fast you can commit murder / kill an enemy in every legend of zelda game
I like breaking pots too and I’m not talking about Zelda
Is the power croissant available in different colours? I want one for every outfit.
Still watching the video, but Link’s Awakening was blue, while Oracle of Ages/Season’s was brown/orange.
@@JJ_R Yeah, I discovered that after the comment too! But my wardrobe sadly goes beyond blue and brown 😔 let’s hope some hylian salesperson has a power bracelet collection somewhere
Are the L-1 and L-2 croissants in different colors?
Maybe you can find a wider selection of colors in Monster Hunter Double Croissant?
"now we can finally start smashing"
Try not to make a joke: *impossible*
Jorts has the weirdest obsessions in video games.
Good video. Straight to the point with its claim. Pots successfully broken.
0:09 then i think you would love Dragon Quest
Contribute to the Economy in every Zelda game. (Buy something.)
"without saying a word.." in TWW, throwing a pot has Link call it a ho.
I misread this title as being "How fast can you break _every_ pot in every Zelda game?" One, that is a hell of a feat. Two, how would you know you are done? I imagine data mining and meticulous tracking.
Okay but how fast can you break *every* pot in every zelda game?
Technically for skyward sword theres plant pots in links room that you can break. They just don’t give you rupees
They deserved it. (Freaking pots, ruining everything)
Power croissant lives forever!
Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!
Jorts, the *pregna lady* doesn’t need to be waited for cause stepping the platform skips her walking
For Twilight Princess, you tried opening the ONLY locked door in the village.
This is *science* people!
Power Croissant xD
Next episode idea. How fast can you touch rocks in every zelda game
Good idea - I think posting “Go kick rocks!” would be do the trick 😹
in twilight princess theres a pot behind mayor bo's house as well as inside jaggles house
6:20 And you happen to choose the house that never opens. I'M SO CURIOUS WHAT'S IN THERE!! 6:35 Hawk.
Thank god someone finally covered this, for years I’ve been trying to find the true answer to this question!
Fr tho great vid 👍
One especially notable thing about the pots in Link to the Past is that they're stronger weapons than the master sword. Most enemies will go down in one hit if you huck a pot at their head.
Disclaimer: No Pots Were Broken during the making of this video
5:03 I’ve played WW for years and never knew about this.
Majora's Mask has 3 pots at the base of the astral observitory, each with 5 rupees. Probably faster your way.
I like to spend any extra time on my 1st 3 day cycle filling my wallet from these by leaving through the moon tear door, re entering, then repeat, then running to the bank when full. I usually get about 1,000 rupees deposited before the night of the 3rd day.
2:00 Okay, but how did you pull off a flip like that lol
I'm pretty sure there is a pot inside your room in OOT so it should be faster.
Now you have all those pots. Now how long can it take you to get high?
2d games, how long till you can get to the top of the FULL world map, and 3d games, how long until you can get to the highest point in the game?
Aw link's pop pop smooching him was cute.
Fun fact! There were a few years there when Chain Chomp was in more Zelda games than Mario games -intro’d in Mario 3, don’t reappear till Yoshi’s Island; in LttP and Link’s Awakening :) Wow! The past!
I read the title as 'how fast can you break every pot in a Zelda game' at first and was like "damn thatd take awhile!" only to realize you were being much more sensible LMAO
Off the top of my head, the only other pots I can think of in Clock Town are in the sewers/Bomber's Hideout and observatory, and the required hide-and-seek and/or brute force finding 1 of 120 possible passcodes is definitely slower than the Trading Post pot.
I have no idea why I like these videos.
I just have the dumbest smile on my face the whole way thru
I want to see how fast can you die/game over in every Zelda game
4:55 why have I never realized you could break the pot lady's pot on outset island, I thought she was just doomed to carry that thing forever
How fast can you touch a rupee in every Zelda game? (Or touch a coin in every Mario game?)
Rupees in chests and coins in blocks shouldn't count.
How fast can you break every pot in a zelda game.
Touch Air in every Metroid.
Touch Authority in every Wario title.
Lose a life in every Kirby game.
7:50 the air after 9 months:🤰🤰🤰
Alright, this is the type of stupid fun videos I like. Thanks, YT recommended!
ive said it once and ill say it again, this mans creativity has no limits
Link’s awakening is so amazing!
I did not expect the slowest to be a 2D game.
8:12 so fun fact there are pots behind the building in the pit there. Could've cut a few seconds off BotW time
I know you got a life in every single Zelda game, but unfortunately as a game, or you got too much of a life, and now you have to die, and every single Zelda game to bring the balance of the universe back
This is an amazing video, and I'm honestly so happy you used the Gamecube Twilight Princess because it has so much more soul in it than the flipped versions!
Is this a running gag I'm not privy to?
@CassiusStelar no? I'm not sure what you mean. The Gamecube version retains Link's left-handedness, but subsequent releases (Wii, HD remake) made him right-handed, owing to using motion controls, and most people being right-handed.
For me, personally, having played all three versions, the Gamecube version feels the most charming. Something was lost when they flipped it. I don't know how to explain it other than, it lost some of its soul.
Most videos showing TP use the Wii or HD versions, so it's nice to see the Gamecube version.
@@nicksh1990 it's the same game mirrored across the X axis dude, what the fuck are you on about?
@@CassiusStelar no need to be quite so rude.
You asked a question, I answered. I understand how they flipped it, it's just that, to me, the Gamecube version has always felt much better.
You skipped link's crossbow training
Am dissapoint
How fast can you break a neck in every zelda game next please.😂
Can anyone identify the background music that starts around 7:38? Is sounds so familar like something from late 90s-early 00s animation but I can't quite place it
Parasail Minigame theme from Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom
@@j0rts Thanks! ( Guess I'm A fake Zelda fan lol) I was so sure of some other bgm was from something like deep childhood like Putt Putt Saves The Zoo, but it was from Stardewsvalley - Raven's Descent. I guess 6-7 years is enough time for something(s) to feel deeply nostalgic :)
In Ocarina of Time, you can gets faster time if you exit Link's house and walk back in. For some reason, the pot in his house only spawns after you reload the map after the opening cutscene.
In Ocarina of time, there's a pot directly inside your house.
You break it, you buy it!
What was going on with the purple border on your map in twilight princess? Great Video!
Probably an emulation error
Next Video: How fast can you do a glitch in every Zelda game?
What kind of glitch doesnr matter
Link went on to serve life in prison for several pot related murders
Your OOT can be faster as all you have to do is re-enter links house after leaving it following the opening cs to spawn the one in his room.
"This is for embarrassing me in front of Zelda" 💀
Awesome! Now touch grass in every Kirby game!
4:14 Link sacrificed his life to break one pot. 🏺
The Cyber World's Queen would squish you with her huge mech.
So apparently goats are donkeys now and falcons are owls.
I'm glad that Zelda games don't make us spend 20+ minutes finding power croissants anymore.... I need my pot fast.
I love your videos.
" we can borrow their money. "
thats just a loan.
Now touch fire in every Zelda game 🔥
im pretty sure you can do it fasted tha that in teilight princess. you can enter the watermill house and there are some pots
Link’s crossbow training: 👁️👄👁️
Now break your legs in every zelda game
"Smashing, baby!" --Link
How fast can you get a sword in every zelda game
Idea: “How fast you can touch death in every zelda game”