Research and discovery are at the heart of what The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild aims to generate in the player. The world of Hyrule is not only so vast and visually appealing, but it is also full of things worth exploring. From new shrines to rare weapons and Korok seeds, there are enough collectibles scattered across the lush landscape to fill dozens of hours of your time without thinking about the main quest. Of all the collectibles though, the most interesting and insightful for anyone who really wants to delve into the lore and history of this version of Hyrule is undoubtedly Trapped Memories.
Unlike other collectibles in breath of the wild, these souvenirs are not items that you can easily track down and pick up. If you want the full story of Link and Zelda, but are having trouble figuring out where you need to go to activate those memories, you can find all the recorded memories here.
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What are captured memories and how to find them
Captured memories are a special type of collecting in the world. breath of the wild. You’ll learn about them from Impa, who tells you that Princess Zelda took a series of 12 images in Sheikah Slate’s album, and that if you can locate the locations shown in those images, you can retrieve some of Link’s memories. that were lost during the century of his dream. This quest, aptly named the Captured Memories quest, will be unlocked during the Locked Memories quest which takes you to Hateno Village.
Although this is an optional search, since almost all of them are included breath of the wild, is by far the most valuable to anyone looking to get the full narrative experience out of this game. In addition to the 12 paintings, you can also find the Pikang Painter in certain barns in the game world, who can give you more clues as to where some souvenirs are. Memories appear in the world as rings of light that you must enter to play a scene. Finally, once you’ve collected all 12 Captured Memories for the quest, a final one will be unlocked for you to find. You’ll want to secure all of these for the bonus scene you’ll unlock at the end of the game.
This list is ordered by the memory location on your Sheikah Slate, starting at the top left corner and working from left to right, top to bottom.
1. The ruins of the holy land
The first memory is of the ruins of the holy land. You can find this location on the map south of Hyrule Castle. The closest warp point is the Central Tower, and from there you just need to travel across the fields to the ruins. Note that there is a guard roaming this area, so be prepared to take him out or sneak into the center of the ruins and into the light to trigger a memory before he sees you.
2. Kolomo Lake
Your next image of the lake will be Lake Kolomo in Central Hyrule. Head to the Great Plateau tower and paraglide north towards the lake, aiming to reach the southwest shoreline. Find a small high ground and go up to get a simple souvenir.
3. Ancient pillars
The image of these crumbling pillars with the divine beast floating in the background and the shrine, if you haven’t found it yet, is on the west side of the Great Tabantha Bridge. If you’ve been to this shrine before but somehow missed it, you can go straight to it by going to Tena Ko’sah Shrine, otherwise Tabantha Tower is your best bet. The keepsake is in the grass to the right as you approach the entrance to the shrine.
4. Kara Kara Bazaar
Then you will head to Gerudo desert and Kara Kara bazaar to find the pictured desert oasis. This one is just off the main road and hard to miss at the edge of a small pool.
5. Elda Canyon
This memory is one of the most difficult to discover as it is hidden deep in the mountains of the Eldin Canyon. It is roughly between Eldin and Woodland Towers. Best to teleport to Woodland Tower and glide to the southeast, aiming for the small patch of grass at the base of the mountain, then climb up. You’ll know you’re in the right place if you see a Korok puzzle stone circle and some Lizalfos on the plateau.
6. Irch Plain
This image is also a bit blurry, but luckily we have the huge Hyrule Castle in the background to give us an idea of the direction. This field is Ich Plain on the west side of the castle and northeast of Ridgeland Tower. Turn there and you can see the big tree above, on the other side of the small lake, while paragliding.
7. Necluda West
Start by teleporting to the tower on the Great Plateau and glide down to the Duel Peaks. Head towards Scout’s Hill and turn onto the small path between Deya Lake and Hylia River. The monument is on top of the hill with a giant tree that you can’t miss.
8. Hyrule Castle
This will be a hard memory until later in the game. You will have to enter Hyrule Castle, until you reach Zelda’s room. The easiest entry point will be from the west, but no matter where you approach from, you’ll need to watch out for the flying Guardian circling the tower. You must reach the upper room and run to the exposed bridge to capture this dangerous memory.
9. Spring of Power
Going back to easy memory, the next image is Spring of Power. This place is right between the Akkala and Deep Akkala mountains. Akkala Tower will be your closest warp point, unless you’ve already been here and activated Tutsuwa Nima Shrine. The place isn’t hard to find, but it’s pretty much off the beaten track if you’ve never been there, so you’ll probably want to stop and pick up a horse from East Akkala Stable to cut down on travel time.
10. Sanidin Park Ruins
The Sanidin Park ruins are located just off the road through Hyrule Ridge on the west side of the river. Go around the Central Tower and cross the river to the big hill with the horse statue on top. Head over and pick up this souvenir right in front of the statue.
11. Lanaryu Path – East Gate
The memory of Lanaryu Road is another one that is not very convenient to return to. If you start from the village of Kakariko, go through the hills with the Great Fairy Fountain and take the path to the east. You’ll go through a small barrage of Bokoblins, but eventually you’ll be taken straight to the East Gate. The souvenir is immediately on the path after going under the giant stone arch.
12. Hyrule Field
Of all the images, this is probably the least descriptive. The forest area shown is actually just Hyrule Field, not far from the Central Tower. The path you are looking for is on the east side of the Hylia River north of the Bottomless Swamp. A small clearing isn’t hard to find once you’re in the right area.
13. Blatchery Plain
After all 12 captured memories are returned, you can return to Impa in Kakariko to learn about one final memory. This time, the clue is a painting on the wall of the guard cemetery. You can take a photo if you want, but chances are you already know this location. You almost certainly passed through this swampy field on your way to Hateno Village in the first few hours of your search. If you need a refresher, head to Hateno Tower and look towards the Squabble River to find an area full of dead guards in front of Hateno Fort in Ash Swamp. Fight your way through the corpses to take your last memory right in the middle of the swamp and unlock a little bonus scene when you get to defeat Gannon.
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