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The Coliseum Ruins were once [[Coliseum|an arena used for combat]], but like much of [[Hyrule]], they have fallen into despair. They are now filled with strong monsters.{{Ref|''A long time ago, there used to be an arena for combat nearby, but it's fallen to ruin and is a home for foul monsters. I suppose you could say it still IS an arena for combat, but more the life-or- death-against-monsters variety.'' | The Coliseum Ruins were once [[Coliseum|an arena used for combat]], but like much of [[Hyrule]], they have fallen into despair. They are now filled with strong monsters.{{Ref|''A long time ago, there used to be an arena for combat nearby, but it's fallen to ruin and is a home for foul monsters. I suppose you could say it still IS an arena for combat, but more the life-or- death-against-monsters variety.''|'''[[Botrick]]'''}} There are numerous [[Black Bokoblin]]s, [[Black Lizalfos]], [[Black Moblin]]s, and a [[Lynel]] that infest the area. | ||
Just outside of the Coliseum Ruins to the south, near the [[Aquame Bridge]], a [[Hylian]] named [[Dai]] can be found. He wants to enter the Coliseum to fight the enemies, winning their weapons and some treasure. However, he cannot quite bring himself to do it and instead just stands outside, trembling in fear. | Just outside of the Coliseum Ruins to the south, near the [[Aquame Bridge]], a [[Hylian]] named [[Dai]] can be found. He wants to enter the Coliseum to fight the enemies, winning their weapons and some treasure. However, he cannot quite bring himself to do it and instead just stands outside, trembling in fear. | ||
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*The Coliseum is surprisingly close to the [[Great Plateau]], too close for comfort for a location with such threatening enemies. Should the player not follow the ''[[Seek Out Impa]]'' prompt to head to [[Kakariko Village (Breath of the Wild)|Kakariko Village]], there's a considerable possibility that they'll find the Coliseum just after finishing the tutorial area, all while being both underequipped and unarmored. | *The Coliseum is surprisingly close to the [[Great Plateau]], too close for comfort for a location with such threatening enemies. Should the player not follow the ''[[Seek Out Impa]]'' prompt to head to [[Kakariko Village (Breath of the Wild)|Kakariko Village]], there's a considerable possibility that they'll find the Coliseum just after finishing the tutorial area, all while being both underequipped and unarmored. | ||
*The Coliseum is the closest area to the Great Plateau that is blighted with [[Malice]]. Said Malice cannot be removed, as there are no eyeballs to shoot. It's also the closest area to the plateau featuring a [[Lynel]] and [[Lizalfos]]. | *The Coliseum is the closest area to the Great Plateau that is blighted with [[Malice]]. Said Malice cannot be removed, as there are no eyeballs to shoot. It's also the closest area to the plateau featuring a [[Lynel]] and [[Lizalfos]]. | ||
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The Coliseum Ruins is a location found in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
The Coliseum Ruins were once an arena used for combat, but like much of Hyrule, they have fallen into despair. They are now filled with strong monsters.[1] There are numerous Black Bokoblins, Black Lizalfos, Black Moblins, and a Lynel that infest the area.
Just outside of the Coliseum Ruins to the south, near the Aquame Bridge, a Hylian named Dai can be found. He wants to enter the Coliseum to fight the enemies, winning their weapons and some treasure. However, he cannot quite bring himself to do it and instead just stands outside, trembling in fear.
A treasure chest can be found at the very top of the Coliseum at the far north end, which contains five Bomb Arrows. A second treasure chest can be found at the top of the ruins at the south end, with this one containing an Amber gem.
Enemy Variations
The enemies at the Coliseum Ruins will vary in which equipment they hold, depending on how many Divine Beasts Link has defeated. At the center of the Coliseum on the ground floor, Link will encounter a Lynel. On the second floor, there are three Black Bokoblins. There are three Black Lizalfos on the third level and three Black Moblins on the fourth floor.
Zero or One Divine Beasts
If Link has not defeated a Divine Beast, or if he has only defeated one of them, all enemies in the Coliseum will carry weapons from the Hylia Series Soldier class.
For each of the three types of enemies on the upper floors, one of the variants will carry a Soldier's Spear. Another one of the variants will have a Soldier's Claymore. Then one of the variants will have a Soldier's Broadsword and a Soldier's Shield. So if Link defeats all three Bokoblin, he can acquire all four items in the Soldier class of weapons. Defeating all the Lizalfos, will give him a second set of those same weapons.
On the ground level, the Red-Maned Lynel will carry a Lynel Sword, Lynel Shield, and Lynel Bow.
Two Divine Beasts
After Link has defeated two Divine Beasts, increasing the World Level, all of the enemies in the Coliseum will receive an upgrade. Instead of the Soldier class, all enemies will be upgraded and will now carry items from the Knight class. This includes a Knight's Halberd, Knight's Claymore, Knight's Broadsword, and a Knight's Shield.
The Lynel on the main floor will be upgraded to a Blue-Maned Lynel and will now carry a Mighty Lynel Sword, Mighty Lynel Shield, and a Mighty Lynel Bow.
Three Divine Beasts
After Link has defeated three Divine Beasts, all of the enemies in the Coliseum will now carry items in the Royal class. This includes a Royal Halberd, Royal Claymore, Royal Broadsword, and a Royal Shield.
The Lynel on the main floor will be upgraded to a White-Maned Lynel, and will carry a Savage Lynel Sword, Savage Lynel Shield, and a Savage Lynel Bow.
All Four Divine Beasts
After Link has defeated all four Divine Beasts, all of the enemies in the Coliseum will now begin to carry elemental weapons. The three Black Bokoblins will carry a Flameblade, Great Flameblade, and a Flamespear. The three Black Lizalfos will carry a Frostblade, Great Frostblade, and a Frostspear. The three Black Moblins will carry a Thunderblade, Great Thunderblade, and a Thunderspear.
The Lynel on the main floor will be upgraded to a Silver Lynel, but will carry a Flameblade, Savage Lynel Shield, and a Savage Lynel Bow.
Master Mode
When playing in Master Mode, there will be Silver Bokoblin, Silver Lizalfos, and Silver Moblin as the base enemies, all wielding the aforementioned weapons depending on the number of Divine Beasts cleared. Furthermore, the Coliseum will begin with a Blue-Maned Lynel. After all Divine Beasts are defeated, a rare Golden Lynel will appear.
EX Treasure: Phantasma
- Main article: EX Treasure: Phantasma
As part of the EX Treasure: Phantasma side quest, Link can find the Phantom Helmet at the Coliseum Ruins. This chest only appears if The Master Trials DLC is loaded into the game file. Misko's EX Journal will point Link to a battleground, where brave souls tested their skill. The treasure chest with the armor can be found on the ground floor, at the northwest end of the ruins. Use Magnesis to easily spot the treasure chest.
Nearby Korok Seeds
Pick up the rock.
There is a log propped up on another log. On the end that is propped up you will see an acorn in the tree. Shoot at it to reveal the Korok.
On the top floor of the ruins of the Coliseum there is a rock that you can pick up.
There is a fairy light traversing through the water. Run up to it and examine it.
Tears of the Kingdom
The Coliseum Ruins can be found well to the southwest of the Lookout Landing, located just east of the Outskirt Stable.
A Thunder Gleeok can be found inside the ruins.
Korok Seeds
- Directly west of the Coliseum Ruins, between the ruins and the Outskirt Stable, there are two statues at the lower elevation. Drop an Apple into the offering plate to get the Korok Seed.
- Directly west of the Coliseum Ruins, there is a Korok trying to reunite with his friend, way up top on the cliff. This is a rather difficult pair to reunite and it will require Link to use some Zonai Devices. There are some Zonai Devices way up top of the cliff. Alternatively, the simplest method is to use the Lattice that is nearby and drop a [[Balloon] and Flame Emitter. After attaching the Korok and the Balloon to the lattice, Link can attach the flame emitter underneath the balloon. After lighting the flame, the balloon will slowly float up. While gradually climbing in elevation. Link can use Ultrahand on the Korok and once high enough, move him to safer ground. After reuniting the two Koroks, Link will earn a pair of Korok Seeds.
- Just east of the Coliseum Ruins, there is a small pond. Hit the Dandeleon here and catch it before it hits the ground to get the Korok Seed.
Animals
Enemies
Bugs and Materials
Trivia
- The Coliseum is surprisingly close to the Great Plateau, too close for comfort for a location with such threatening enemies. Should the player not follow the Seek Out Impa prompt to head to Kakariko Village, there's a considerable possibility that they'll find the Coliseum just after finishing the tutorial area, all while being both underequipped and unarmored.
- The Coliseum is the closest area to the Great Plateau that is blighted with Malice. Said Malice cannot be removed, as there are no eyeballs to shoot. It's also the closest area to the plateau featuring a Lynel and Lizalfos.