Thanks to the QR code capabilities of Zelda Notes, Players are sharing their ingenious UltraHand Auto Mode inventions across the internet for Tears of the Kingdom. Not surprisingly, many of them are useful and some are outright chaotic, ranging from fruit harvesting tractors to laser wagons to climbing down chasms, monster torture devices and more. A few fans have even figured out how to QR code Ganondorf himself. This allows players to plop the Demon King quite literally anywhere on the map, which opens the door to rather absurd and hilarious situations. (Video with a couple swear words incoming. It’s worth the watch, we pinky promise.)
Now that you’ve picked yourself up off the floor laughing, it is worth noting that some players claimed that such calamitous QR codes may have actually destroyed Hyrule, in a sense. A few players have stated their games and even their Switch 2 systems corrupted after such use. These claims have not been tested out by us of course, but you might want to unleash chaos responsibly. Talk about an epic crash out.
If you’d rather completely spare your Switch 2 from Ganondorf’s mischief, you can simply stick with the QR codes that the official Legend of Zelda social media channels are sharing with the public. Those codes are completely safe. Not sure how to download a QR code? Point your smartphone camera at it (with the Zelda Notes QR code reader on in this case) and you’ll see a download link. It’s that easy.
