Zelda Breath of the Wild – How to Get Pictures of Bosses After Defeating Them

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I was planning to do a 100% completion run, including a full Hyrule Compendium. About halfway through the game, I realized I never took a picture of my first dungeon boss. I didn't worry too much at first, since you can buy additional pictures in Hateno, but now that I bought every single monster picture available, that boss is still missing (as well as a few others, which I assume to be the final boss and some special enemies I haven't seen yet).

Is there any way to still get a picture of dungeon bosses and complete the compendium? Obviously I don't have any save files from before I fought that boss, and even if I did, I'd have to pretty much re-do the entire game.

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You will have the opportunity to purchase the missing boss pictures from Symin at the Ancient Hateno Tech Lab. They will cost 500 rupees each and will only be available after you beat the game. Just look for the Elite Enemy Picture set when buying pictures.

There's no "New Game+" as of yet but your saves will have a star next to them once the game recognizes that you have beaten the game.

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According to the Official Guide, the completion rate is shown on the lower-left corner on the Sheikah Slate's map, and adds up by .08% for every "relevant objective", which could be tasks such as;

Finding 1 of the 900 Korok seeds
Completing 1 of the 100 shrines
Defeating one of the bosses
Discovering a new location

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Breath of the Wild – Is There a Way Out of the Tutorial Zone Without the Glider?

This is impossible. Even if you manage to get past the fog, the paraglider check is hardcoded in the Player object code.

The code looks like this:

if ( !sForceEnableGlidingAndSurfingAndGiveRupees && !sIsDungeon )
{
  if ( !hasParaglider(0) && 
       (x < -1600.0 || x > -350.0 || z < 1400.0 || z > 2400.0) )
  {
    player->field_2304_x = -1021.7286376953125;
    player->field_2308_y = 253.31527709960938;
    player->field_230C_z = 1792.6009521484375;
    // 奈落開始待ち translates to 'wait for abyss start' (= the voidout state)
    return AI_AIBase::changeState(this, "奈落開始待ち", 0LL);
  }
}

(If you want to see for yourself, this is at 0x710082EFE4 in version 1.5.0 on Switch.)

Unlike Wind Waker's castle barrier, this time there is no collision or object you could clip through. It's a simple coordinate check that always runs and there is no way to glitch past this check since it is embedded in Link's actor code.

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