A Monstrous Collection II

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A Monstrous Collection II

A Monstrous Collection II is a Side Adventure in Tears of the Kingdom.

Overview

Requirements

Complete A Monstrous Collection I.

Walkthrough

TODO: Walkthrough

Adventure Log

Step Description
1
Kilton wants Hudson to make a Horriblin sculpture for him, but he's finding it difficult to describe what a Horriblin looks like.
Hudson explained that he'd have no problem making the sculpture if he had a detailed picture of the monster to look at for reference.
2
You showed Hudson a picture of a Horriblin, and he made a sculpture of it. Now Kilton wants the sculpture moved to a stage.
Let Kilton know once you have placed it on the stage.
3
Kilton called the villagers together to show off the Horriblin sculpture and then treated everyone to a presentation about the monster.
Now he wants to give you a reward for all your help. Be sure to make room for Kilton's present among your belongings, and then go see him.
Complete
Kilton called the villagers together to show off the Horriblin sculpture and then treated everyone to a presentation about the monster.
Hudson was so happy with how the project turned out, he wants to make more sculptures. If you bring him a picture of a monster, he's likely to use it as reference for a sculpture.

References