Chuchu Jelly is a monster component that may be used for a variety of things, including making elixirs, aging armor, and—in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom—transmuting into Chuchu Jellies of different elements. These beneficial blue gelatinous substances may be obtained from the Chuchu, a common foe in Hyrule. Discover Chuchu Jelly's applications and capabilities in this guide.
What Are Chuchus?
In Tears Of The Kingdom, chuchus are a type of creature that just so happens to be rather prevalent. They can be found in nearly every biome in Hyrule and come in four flavors:
- Blue (Water)
- Yellow (Electric)
- Red (Fire)
- White (Ice)
When you kill a Chuchu, it will usually drop one or two Jellies, and if it's a supersized Chuchu, you may receive as many as five. The color of Chuchu will also affect the color of Jelly, however as we shall see shortly, this may be altered by pulling some tricks.
Be mindful of Chuchus' use of elements when battling them. When you die, Yellow, Red, and White all burst, which may do significant harm if you aren't cautious. We frequently engaged in ranged warfare to disrupt rhythm from a distance.
Chuchu Jelly in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: How to Use It
What can you do with Chuchu Jelly now that you have it? You can make elixirs using it as a Monster Part, however, we think that's a bit of a waste.
Jelly functions well as a throwable as well. It must be chosen from your inventory before being thrown like any other object and then hit with an arrow to ignite an AOE explosion. This works well for laying traps.
However, fusing Chuchu Jelly with your arrows is the most effective method to use it. Red, Yellow, and White Chuchu Jelly may cause significant AOE damage and a wide range of status conditions since it bursts on impact. Frequently, Chuchu Jelly was substituted for Bomb Flowers. Although they don't deal quite as much damage, freezing an entire enemy camp or electrifying a strong opponent in the rain greatly increased our possibilities for fighting.
The 'best' bomb has already been thrown, but there is one additional use that we thought would be more intriguing—and riskier. In the Korok Forest, you can locate 'Forest' weapons, a subcategory of weaponry. The capacity of these two weapons—a spear and a sword—to recycle fused materials is special. In actuality, this implies that your once-used Chuchu jelly is no longer one-use only.
Where To Get Chuchu Jelly in Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom?
Given that Chuchus are so numerous, Chuchu Jelly is rather simple to find. Simply go to a place with a climate similar to the Jelly you desire. Or use this useful list:
- Blue Chuchu – Central Hyrule
- Yellow Chuchu – Gerudo Desert
- Red Chuchu – Death Mountain
- White Chuhu – Rito Village/Surrounding Mountains
Don't worry if finding Chuchu isn't your thing; you can also purchase them. There are a several sites where you can get Chuchu Jelly, but Kara Kara Bazaar and Gerudo Shelter are the easiest to get to. You may quickly get there at any moment thanks to the former's proximity to a Shrine. If you are running low on Chuchu Jelly, feel free to burn a little bit of your money and buy some there.
How To Change Your Chuchu Jelly In Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom
Chuchu Jelly's ability to change color is the ultimate trick. More particular, Blue Chuchu Jelly's color may be changed. All you need to do to make your Blue Chuchu Jelly change is add the right element to it. The idea is to avoid attacking the Jelly directly because doing so would cause it to shatter.
We circumvented this by fusing rare gems to stick or utilizing elemental rods that we obtained in Poes. For instance, fusing a Sapphire to a stick will cause a wave of ice to be released. Your whole supply of Blue Chuchu Jelly will turn into White Chuchu Jelly as a result. Given that Blue is the least advantageous in battle (and the most prevalent), this is a fantastic strategy to swiftly increase your stockpile.
