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| image = [[File:North-Akkala-Beach.png|300px]]
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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''
| related = [[East Akkala Beach]]<br/>[[Akkala Sea]]<br/>[[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]]<br/>[[Lomei Labyrinth Island]]
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'''North Akkala Beach''' a location found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. It is southeast of the Akkala Tech lab cliffs. There are two Guardian Stalkers that patrol this area.
'''North Akkala Beach''' a location found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''.
 
==Overview==
The beach is located just to the east of the [[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] and northeast of the [[East Akkala Stable]]. It is a rather dangerous place to be as there are two [[Guardian Stalker]]s that patrol the area. There are also a number of inactive guardians in the sea that can be examined to find some [[Ancient Material]].
 
At the north side of the beach, directly north of the tech lab, there is a [[Raft]] on the water. The raft can be used to get over to the [[Lomei Labyrinth Island]], located to the north.
 
At the east part of the beach, north of the Guardian stalkers, there are five groups of yellow flowers. Collect them in ascending order to get a [[Korok Seed]]. Another [[Korok]] can be found at the small island at the northeast end of the beach. Use [[Stasis]] to remove the slab and lift the rock to get the Korok. A third Korok can be found at the northwest end of the beach, where it is behind a collection of boulders.
 
==Enemies==
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{{Gallery/Box|file=Black-Lizalfos.png|link=Black_Lizalfos|caption=[[Black Lizalfos]]}}
{{Gallery/Box|file=Guardian-stalker.jpg|link=Guardian_Stalker|caption=[[Guardian Stalker]]}}
{{Gallery/Box|file=Water-Octorok.png|link=Water_Octorok|caption=[[Water Octorok]]}}
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==Materials==
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{{Gallery/Box|file=Armored_Porgy.png|link=Armored_Porgy|caption=[[Armored Porgy]]}}
{{Gallery/Box|file=Mighty_Porgy.png|link=Mighty_Porgy|caption=[[Mighty Porgy]]}}
{{Gallery/Box|file=Hearty_Blueshell_Snail.png|link=Hearty_Blueshell_Snail|caption=[[Hearty Blueshell Snail]]}}
{{Gallery/Box|file=Ironshell_Crab.png|link=Ironshell_Crab|caption=[[Ironshell Crab]]}}
{{Gallery/Box|file=Razorclaw_Crab.png|link=Razorclaw_Crab|caption=[[Razorclaw Crab]]}}
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==Nearby Korok Seeds==
==Nearby Korok Seeds==

Revision as of 00:40, January 1, 2020

North Akkala Beach a location found in Breath of the Wild.

Overview

The beach is located just to the east of the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab and northeast of the East Akkala Stable. It is a rather dangerous place to be as there are two Guardian Stalkers that patrol the area. There are also a number of inactive guardians in the sea that can be examined to find some Ancient Material.

At the north side of the beach, directly north of the tech lab, there is a Raft on the water. The raft can be used to get over to the Lomei Labyrinth Island, located to the north.

At the east part of the beach, north of the Guardian stalkers, there are five groups of yellow flowers. Collect them in ascending order to get a Korok Seed. Another Korok can be found at the small island at the northeast end of the beach. Use Stasis to remove the slab and lift the rock to get the Korok. A third Korok can be found at the northwest end of the beach, where it is behind a collection of boulders.

Enemies

Materials

Nearby Korok Seeds

Follow the order of the flowers. The first flower is on the dead guardian next to the group of two flowers.

Head for the middle island of the group of four where the first flower will be on top of a dead guardian. Follow the flowers in order to receive the Korok Seed.

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