Glitches

Launches Zelda high into the air, so she can get over steep cliffs and ledges early. It's the best-known trick in the game.

You need: a bed Echo (the Old Bed works best, since it's the cheapest) and the Tornando Echo.

1. Place the bed in front of Zelda, facing away from the wall you want to get over.
2. Jump onto the edge of the bed.
3. Place a Tornando on the other side of the bed. Most of the time Zelda shoots high into the air.

With good timing you can chain launches to climb even the tallest mountains. Go too high and Zelda voids out, putting her back where she last stood on solid ground.

Skips the walk to Lueberry's house with Minister Lefte after the Suthorn Ruins, and the cutscene that follows. After the dungeon, stack Echoes up to the treetops, climb to the ceiling of the world and head off past Lueberry's house into the rest of Hyrule.

Because the game still thinks you're escorting Lefte, warping is switched off and some story events won't start, such as the Zora quest at Jabul Waters. Only try this on a spare save.

The glitch behind all the others. By opening the pause menu (or the Echoes list, then the map) at the exact moment Zelda voided out, the menu stayed open while she could still move. Players set it up with a Sign Echo placed in a void-out zone.

Built on Map Storage, this let Zelda warp to the wrong place, including straight into Null's body for the final battle, skipping most of the game. It was a favourite of speedrunners on version 1.0.0 and 1.0.1.

With Menu Storage open, players could sell a whole stack of smoothie ingredients, then eat one from the "sold" stack to reset the count, and sell it again for endless Rupees.

Another Menu Storage trick that moved one save file to another's location. If the save being moved was from the prologue, you could even play as Link out in the main game, though that left the save unwinnable.