In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, acquiring classic outfit pieces offers both aesthetic satisfaction and practical gameplay benefits. Unlike its predecessor where completing all shrines was mandatory, this iconic tunic set is now hidden across the mysterious underground subterranean realm. Players exploring the vast depths of Hyrule can track down each piece by venturing to massive prehistoric fossil sites.
Finding the Cap of the Wild
The Cap of the Wild is located within the jaw of the Hebra Dark Skeleton deep in the northwestern region of the Depths. Adventurers can reach this site by traveling east from the Sherfin Lavafalls or descending through the nearest surface chasm. Inside the giant fossil skull, a treasure chest holds the classic headpiece waiting to be claimed.
Locating the Tunic of the Wild
To obtain the Tunic of the Wild, players must navigate to the far southwestern quadrant of the underground map. The piece rests inside a chest located at the Gerudo Dark Skeleton, situated west of the Desert Coliseum. Reaching the skull cavity requires light sources or thermal protection to safely traverse the surrounding darkness.
Unlocking the Trousers of the Wild
The final piece needed to complete the set is the Trousers of the Wild, which can be found in the northern reaches of the Depths. Explorers will find this item inside the Eldin Dark Skeleton, located northeast of the Fire Temple area. Carefully searching inside the mouth section of the massive fossilized head reveals the chest containing the leg armor.
Upgrades and Set Bonuses
Equipping all three pieces together provides reliable defensive stats while honoring classic hero designs. When upgraded to level two at Great Fairy Fountains, the full set unlocks a special Master Sword Beam Up bonus. Additionally, players can visit the Hateno Village dye shop to customize the outfit's colors according to their personal preference.