What's going on boys and girls what's up world? Austin John Place here and today we're going to be going over every single thing. To do post game in Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild. Yep, you destroy Ganon, you got a bunch of seeds and shrines and orbs and all that fun stuff, but there's a lot to do in this game and well it's kind of overwhelming. This is going to be probably the best video to make sure you did everything possible in Breath of the Wild. After you watch this video to the end, if I missed anything big be sure to leave a comment and let me know. I'm going to be breaking this down to four sections of a checklist. Things that can be done just after leaving the Grey Plateau, things done a little later on but without any Divine Beast. Things that require you to visit multiple areas or complete one or more Divine Beast and lastly, things that you're most likely going to be doing after destroying Ganon for the real completion of stuff. This list took a lot of time to compile so dropping a like is really appreciated with no further ado, let's begin. Number one, ride stuff. There's lots of things in this game that could be written besides wild horses including deer, stall horses, bears and Lord of the Mount and all of which cannot be registered out of stable. Number two, special horses. There's two special horses that can be registered in the game, the Giant Horse, aka Ganon's Horse and the Royal Horse, aka Zelda's Horse. You can register those at any stable and they're yours. Number three, the Jump Slash. This one is a little silly but from the pause screen, if you ever went to the ability controls you most likely have a blank slot. This is for the Jump Slash tutorial which can be found in Kakariko Village. Number four, perfect your abilities. While we're on the subject, let's perfect these. Take the perfect guard so you can be to guardian with just deflecting your shield and perfect the flurry rush to take down your bigger enemies with ease. Number five, rusted weapons. One really awesome mechanic in this game is finding the ground, octarox and having them refresh a rusted weapon. For the next section of our checklist, there's going to be a bunch of things that require you to progress a little bit more in the game but still without any divine beasts. Number six, buy a house. There's a house on Hattino Village that requires a lot of rupees and resources. And buy it. Number seven, the Hylian Homeowner. Branching off at number six, a very rupee heavy investment is fully upgrading and restoring that house to have a place to call your own and show off all your weapons. Number eight, collect some jewelry. In the Wasteland region, there's a vendor who sells you special jewelry that resists elements and other various benefits. Collect all of them. Number nine, great fairies. Find and pay off all four of the somewhat rabie great fairies. Number ten, the horse fairy. Find and pay off the less rabie but much creepier horse fairy. Number eleven, the Royal Guard's Weapons. At any point of the game, you can make your way inside of high-rule castle and there's several areas that are going to house some of the best weapons in the game, the Royal Guard's Weapons. Find all four. Number twelve, the Hylian Shield. Also in the castle, obtainable at any time, which requires you to defeat only one enemy, you can get the Hylian Shield and have it for the entire game. Yay! Number thirteen, the Sprigloaded Hammer. Find Kelton at Skull Lake and then find him again and then buy the Sprigloaded Hammer, which has a lot of fun to use. Number fourteen, the Ancient Blade Saw. This can only be obtained at one location of the game and requires you to carry a blue flame a pretty long distance. Find it and buy it. Number fifteen, activate all towers. Find all the towers in the game and uncover the entire map. Now I'm going to throw this one right here as an optional, destroy Ganon before having any Divine Beasts conquered. It's going to be a really great feat to be able to do this because you're not going to have the best of weapons, hearts or Divine Beasts cleared which help you in the final fight, so totally optional. For the next section, it's going to require going to multiple areas in the map and or completing one or more of the Divine Beasts. Number sixteen, get all the outfits. Find all the sets of outfits in this game that Barbarian, the climber, the dark, the desert, the Vaux, the flame breaker, the Gerudo, the H-Hit, the Hylane, the Radiant, the Rubber, the Snowcule, the Soldiers, the Stealth and the Zora. Number seventeen, Monster Masks. Get all of the Monster Masks from Kilton. That way you can blend it with enemies. Number eighteen, the Champions Abilities. After defeating the Divine Beasts, you're going to get the Champions Abilities. Collect all four. Number nineteen, this one almost goes hand in hand. But after completing the Divine Beasts, you get a weapon for each of the four parts. And that weapon, if it ever breaks, it could be repurchased from the person you got it from. Number twenty, Tarry Town. After buying your house, it begins a side quest for Tarry Town, which is a very resource heavy side quest and it evolves you recruiting people from all over the world to start this new community. However, the ending is pretty much one of the most fulfilling things you're ever going to find in a Zelda game. Number twenty one, Dog. That's why you're my TOG. My Dog. I don't know if everyone's going to get that reference. There are dogs in this game that when you make them happy and making me a bestest buddy and tell them they're a good boy, they bring you to a head and treasure. Find all fourteen. Number twenty two, Mini Games. There are sixteen mini games in the entire game, four of which you'll need for shrines. The rest are optional. Find all sixteen. Number twenty three, clear the Coliseum. There's a Coliseum fairly close to the Great Plateau and it's home to some of the strongest enemies in the game. After defeating all deformed divine beasts, clear the entire Coliseum, including the silver lineal at the bottom. Number twenty four, The Brutals and Saddles. There are six sets of Brutals and Saddles in this game for your horse. Find all six. Keep in mind to customize your horse and his Brutal and Saddle and additional other things you have to have max affection with him. Number twenty five, find all the captured memories in this game. All twelve, wink wink, locations. Number twenty six, Over the Wild. Complete all one hundred and sixteen optional shrines that collect the tunic cap and trousers of the wild from the Forgotten Temple. Number twenty seven, Destroy Ganon. After you defeat all the blights and recover all your memories, defeat Ganon for the complete ending of the game. The last things on the slister are going to require a lot of work and most if not all, you're going to want to do after defeating Ganon. Number twenty eight, Upgrade your armor. Every single piece of armor in the game, upgrade them. That's going to take a lot of lineal, heenix and star fragment hunting. Number twenty nine, Upgrade all your equipment slots. Every core oxy you find, which further record, I'm convinced that you startle the core ox and then he poops because you scare the shit out of him and then he gives you that poop which is a core oxy because they reproduce asexually. You only need to find four hundred and forty one to unlock every inventory slot to max. Number thirty, complete all the side quests. There's seventy six in the entire game, not including the shrine quests. Find and complete all seventy six. Number thirty one, thirty two and thirty three, Medals of Honor. For the Molduga, Talus and Heenix. After defeating Ganon, speak to Kilton again and he's going to award you with Medals of Honor for defeating a certain amount of these three enemies. Number thirty four, Hetsuzgift. The biggest troll of all Nintendo games ever. Completing all nine hundred core oxy puzzles gets you Hetsuzgift, which is just a larger golden poop. And lastly, number thirty five, and I made this one last because not many people even really think about it, complete the Hyrule Compendium. Take pictures of all three hundred and eighty five entries in the entire game. Every creature, monster, material, weapon and treasure in the entire game. From number one, which is Horus to number 385, which is the Luminized Stone deposit, all 385 entries. I'm also going to throw in four bonus ones that are optional at this time that you can't do without a Mebos or some other method, so they're completely optional. Number one, get the Link outfits from the previous games with the Link Amoebos. Number two, get a Pona with the Smash Bros. Link Amoebos. Number three and four is get the of the Sky outfit and the Fears Day 80 outfit, which these two are from Amoebos that are currently not released yet, so you can only do it with a spoofed NFC chip or card. So boom, thirty five things for you to do in Breath of the Wild besides the main story. So for anyone who defeat again and controlled the Divine Beast and almost completed all the shrines, the world just got a lot bigger. Did I miss any big ones? Leave a comment down below, until next time, Austin John out. Be sure to like this video and subscribe, I'm going to be giving you guys lots of helpful videos in the next following days and weeks. Till next time, Austin John out.