Blupee

However, they're mysterious little creatures that are always alone.

Chances are you've seen a blupee in your adventures in Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Blupees are glowing blue rabbits that appear at random; they're the essential part of the "Legendary Rabbit Trail" side quest. Blupees are found in the wooded areas of Hyrule , and you'll probably find yourself chasing their blue glow as one hops away from you multiple times before you even realize what they are. Below we'll tell you the best places in Breath of the Wild to find blupees and how you can finally catch up to one. Blupees like to hang out in wooded areas, though you'll sometimes locate the spirit rabbit along the grassy plains of Hyrule. Though blupees appear at random, you can ensure they'll pop up more often if you travel wooded paths.

Blupee

The blue rabbit-like creatures first appeared in Breath of the Wild as wild providers of the fictional currency, and have now returned for its sequel in a similar capacity. However, just as much of Hyrule has now changed with the Upheaval, there is now more to Blupees than meets the eye. Blupees are small and skittish creatures that can withstand any attack leveled against them in a manner similar to Cuzco's albeit without the threat of painful vengeance. Successfully hitting a Blupee will earn Link a random number of Rupees, which the Blupee drops in its escape. Blupees are notably found in large amounts on Satori Mountain, home to the horse-like Lord of the Mountain, Satori. Interestingly, Blupees both share several features with this mystical being and flock to Satori when he appears. Now, in Tears of the Kingdom , it turns out that seeking out Blupees provides another benefit for Link as he explores Hyrule. After hitting a Blupee, the mystical creature will begin running away from Link. If Link pursues the Blupee and continues to attack it, it will continue to run. The immense number of caves that have opened up across Hyrule due to the Upheaval contain many treasures, ore deposits, special clothing, and several new species of flora and fauna, including the Brightbloom Seeds that are so crucial to exploring the Depths. Another frequent sight is the Bubbulfrog. This is a new entity in Tears of the Kingdom , an example of which can be found in every cave. Resembling a giant blue frog with familiar-looking antlers, defeating a Bubbulfrog earns the player a beautiful Bubbul gem.

Below we'll tell you the best places in Breath of the Blupee to find blupees and how you can finally catch up to one. Lanayru Province: Twilight 9, blupee.

Want to contribute to this wiki? Sign up for an account , and get started! Come join the Zelda Wiki community Discord server! Otherwise resembling Rabbits , Blupees are mysterious, luminescent blue beings with a face resembling a barn owl's and golden wreaths in the place of ears. They flee when noticing Link , eventually disappearing in a flash of light.

Chances are you've seen a blupee in your adventures in Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Blupees are glowing blue rabbits that appear at random; they're the essential part of the "Legendary Rabbit Trail" side quest. Blupees are found in the wooded areas of Hyrule , and you'll probably find yourself chasing their blue glow as one hops away from you multiple times before you even realize what they are. Below we'll tell you the best places in Breath of the Wild to find blupees and how you can finally catch up to one. Blupees like to hang out in wooded areas, though you'll sometimes locate the spirit rabbit along the grassy plains of Hyrule.

Blupee

However, they're mysterious little creatures that are always alone. They have an interesting fascination with Rupees that makes them a good indicator for nearby treasure. Learn where to find Blupee, tips for catching them, and what materials can be recovered from them in TotK with this creature guide. Official Description : "They make look like mere rabbits at a fleeting glance, but these strange and aptly named creatures glow with a mysterious blue light. While the details of their origins are entirely unknown, there is one thing we do know: these peculiar little things have a penchant for collecting rupees. When startled, they run into the cave and disappear. Blupees can't be captured per se, but hitting them rewards Rupees.

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They flee when noticing Link , eventually disappearing in a flash of light. Spirit Tracks. Description They may look like mere rabbits at a fleeting glance, but these strange and aptly named creatures glow with a mysterious blue light. However, just as much of Hyrule has now changed with the Upheaval, there is now more to Blupees than meets the eye. Key Cavern 4. All Interactive Maps and Locations. Age of Calamity. Come join the Zelda Wiki community Discord server! Goron Temple Unlike other Korok NPCs, Peeks will stay in the area until his request is completed, and this is where the Blupee hunt begins. Likewise, the peak of Satori Mountain close to Ridgeland Tower is known to be a popular spot for Blupee hunters to spot these creatures. The Moon. Link can find lots of these creatures at Satori Mountain when the Lord of the Mountain is present.

Otherwise resembling Rabbits , Blupees are luminescent blue beings with a face resembling a barn owl's and golden wreaths in the place of ears. While their origins are mysterious, they are known to collected Rupees. Blupees share many characteristics with the Lord of the Mountain , whose face resembles a pair of Blupees.

Even if it's just a picture of one. Tears of the Kingdom has expanded on much of what made Breath of the Wild such a popular game, up to and including even smaller details like the existence of Blupees and Satori. Zelda Wiki Explore. Kakariko Village: Twilight 6. The Forest Realm 3. Given their nature as skittish creatures, Blupees get extremely sensitive in the presence of other creatures. Skyward Sword. Goron City 7. Explorer's Crypt 8. Goron Temple Dancing Dragon Dungeon 5. Vah Naboris Dungeon Crown Dungeon.