Monster Eyeball

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Monster Eyeballs are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.[1] Monster Eyeballs go unnamed in Breath of the Wild and Age of Calamity.

Location and Uses

Breath of the Wild

Monster Eyeballs are Materials dropped by all types of Keese and Octoroks. They can be Cooked into Elixirs with critters at a Cooking Pot,[2] used to upgrade Armors, sold to Merchants for Rupees or given to Kilton in exchange for Mon.

List of Monster Eyeballs

Material
Description

A rare material dropped by a defeated Keese. It's fun to look at, but it doesn't seem to have much use at first glance. But it must be good for something...

Value
  • 20 Rupees
Material
Description

This can only be obtained from an Octorok-type enemy. You can sell it to a store, or you can make elixirs with it, but it may have other uses, as well.

Value
MaterialDescriptionValue

A rare material dropped by a defeated Keese. It's fun to look at, but it doesn't seem to have much use at first glance. But it must be good for something...

This can only be obtained from an Octorok-type enemy. You can sell it to a store, or you can make elixirs with it, but it may have other uses, as well.

Tears of the Kingdom



When Fused to Arrows, Monster Eyeballs cause them to home on to Enemies. Monster Eyeballs will not attempt to direct Arrows toward Objects such as Balloons that appear as Korok Seed Puzzles.

List of Monster Eyeballs

Material
Description

These mysterious orbs scan their surroundings. Take advantage of their glaring awareness, and attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Value
Material
Description

Fire Keese eyeballs are imbued with heat and are useful in making elixirs. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Value
Material
Description

Ice Keese eyeballs are imbued with freezing power and are useful in making elixirs. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Value
Material
Description

Electric Keese eyeballs are imbued with electric power and are useful in making elixirs. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Value
Material
Description

This can only be obtained from an Octorok-type enemy. Its nature is to focus on a moving object. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Value
Material
Description

This eyeball is constantly trying to focus on its targets. Cook it with a critter to make an elixir, or attach it to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Value
MaterialDescriptionValue

These mysterious orbs scan their surroundings. Take advantage of their glaring awareness, and attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Fire Keese eyeballs are imbued with heat and are useful in making elixirs. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Ice Keese eyeballs are imbued with freezing power and are useful in making elixirs. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Electric Keese eyeballs are imbued with electric power and are useful in making elixirs. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

This can only be obtained from an Octorok-type enemy. Its nature is to focus on a moving object. Attach one to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

This eyeball is constantly trying to focus on its targets. Cook it with a critter to make an elixir, or attach it to an arrow to grant a homing quality to the arrow.

Other Appearances

Age of Calamity

The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.


Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
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See Also

References

  1. Monster Eyeballs and Arrows
    An arrow with a monster eyeball fused to it will seek out a target on its own.
    — Tips and Tricks (Tears of the Kingdom)
  2. Octorok Eyeball
    This can only be obtained from an Octorok-type enemy. You can sell it to a store, or you can make elixirs with it, but it may have other uses, as well.
    — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)