All Echoes in Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom and the Best Echoes to Get Early

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is all about — you guessed it — echoesclones of items that Zelda can create with Tri’s help. There are 127 echoes in total, ranging from inanimate objects and traps to villains, each with their own unique abilities.

Below we list some of our favorite echoes to use in the early hours of the morning. Echoes of Wisdom. Below we have compiled a list of all the Echoes in the game, with details on where to find them.

Of the 127 echoes in Echoes of Wisdomsome are incredibly helpful in the early hours. Prioritize getting the following six as soon as you can:

Make sure to grab these packs as they will greatly enhance your ability to climb cliffs, cross chasms and solve puzzles.

The modest trampoline, which you will receive in Suthorn Village shortly after you begin your adventure, will help you reach most of the cliffs that just now outside of Zelda’s jumping range. While her jumping will improve later in the game with the right accessory, this helps overcome some early game issues and shouldn’t be written off.

This echo, gained during the Jabul Waters portion of the game, trivializes any vertical obstacle. They stack easily on top of each other – you don’t have to jump and place them, just stand still and keep pressing Y while aiming at the same spot and they’ll stack nicely. They also only cost one Tri energy to place, meaning the stronger you get, the higher the water towers you can build. Yep.

While there are still bombs later in the game, the Bombfish Echo (which you also get in Jabul Waters) will carry you until you have real bombs. Even when If you get the bombs, the bombfish is still great because it doesn’t cost the Swordsman any energy like your item bombs do.

You get this echo in the Gerudo Desert portion of the game, and while you can accidentally skip it, need to have this to make this game considerably easier. The flying tile will carry you over large horizontal gaps, so you don’t have to build rickety bridges anymore.

Crows can be found all over Hyrule Field, and these greedy little birds help with collecting rupees and are great to use as allies. The first time a crow hits an enemy, rupees will explode out of the enemy, netting you 5-10 rupees per enemy. They also only cost 1-2 Tri energy (depending on how far in the game you are), so you can have an army of crows to distract and take out enemies.

Yes, even though you don’t necessarily need the bed to build stairs and bridges anymore, it’s still one of the most useful tools in the game. Sleeping in the bed allows Zelda to regain her health. The more comfortable the bed, the faster she’ll regenerate her health, so make sure to keep your eyes peeled for bed upgrades as you travel.

It’s also hilarious to take a nap in a corner during a boss fight to recover some HP.

Below we list all of the Echoes, along with where you can find them. Some Echoes are in multiple locations, but we prefer to list the more permanent locations where you can find them. (For example, you can find an Echo in a Stilled area, but after you repair the rift it will no longer be accessible in that location, so we list a different, more permanent location to find it.)

We also opted to use named locations instead of generic locations. This means that you might find the Wind Cannon Echo in an unnamed cave in the desert, but we chose to note that you can find it in the named Cryptic Cavern.

The locations below may not be the only place you can find them, but they were the easiest place to quickly find the missing echoes.