Tears of the Kingdom Player Builds Star Wars Vehicles in the Game

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So, there’s this seriously talented person who’s totally into Star Wars and The Legend of Zelda. I mean, who’d think to combine spaceships with… Hyrule? Yeah, it’s wild. Anyway, they remade a bunch of Star Wars vehicles and droids inside Tears of the Kingdom. It’s like LEGO building but digital—and cooler. Somehow, even with everyone busy imagining whatever for the last couple of years, these really stood out. Maybe people are just huge Star Wars nerds. I know I am.

So Tears of the Kingdom, right, builds on Breath of the Wild’s concept—because freedom’s the name of the game. They’ve added this fusion system. You just attach weapons or shields. Heck, maybe you stick a mushroom on a sword and…it does something? Oh, the creativity’s endless!

There’s this Reddit user, some genius named domo0202. They showed off their Star Wars creations—like, the works: droids, ships, vehicles. Star Wars geeks will spot classics from the entire saga. Prequels, sequels, originals—they’re all there. And oh my gosh, they even paired it with John Williams’ music. You know, those iconic sounds that give you goosebumps. BB-8 rolls off a cliff in sheer panic mode. It’s hilarious. I couldn’t stop laughing.

Anyway—wait, no—back to the creations. Despite limited tools, the detail is insane. Think about the Imperial Shuttle spreading its wings—just like the movies. There’s even a Star Destroyer flying by overhead. Remember when it first showed up on screen? Same vibe here, just digital. And don’t get me started on the pod racers—that’s nostalgia right there with the little Korok behind the wheel.

People went crazy in the comments, showering this person with compliments. A few jokesters tossed in jokes about how the Millennium Falcon now “made the Kakariko Run” in record time. Haha, classic Zelda twist. Everyone’s honestly loving the fusion mechanic, saying it should be in more games. Can you imagine? It’d be wild to see what other ridiculous things fans could come up with if Nintendo expanded on it.

So, yeah, that’s the scoop. It’s this quirky blend of Star Wars magic and Zelda creativity. And honestly, it’s just fun to see what people come up with when they aren’t constrained by rules. Creativity + Nerdy Fandoms FTW, am I right?