How to complete The Never Ending Lecture side quest in Tears of the Kingdom (TotK)

Need to get the Zora Helm.
Tears Of The Kingdom The Never Ending Lecture Featured

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom lets you customize Link however you please. With plenty of different armor sets, Link can look however you want. Some of these armor sets also have secondary abilities such as increasing certain resistances, like to the heat or cold, and even increasing certain stats. The Zora Armor set allows for a couple different things, it firstly allows you to swim faster, which is always nice. The chest piece allows you to swim up waterfalls, and the Zora Helm allows you to do a spin attack in water. You can get the Zora Helm by going to a certain location that’s only alluded to in a side quest, you can just grab it at any time however. Here’s our guide on the Zora Helm and how to complete The Never Ending Lecture side quest in Tears of the Kingdom.

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How to complete The Never Ending Lecture side quest in Tears of the Kingdom

When you get the quest from Chroma, the conversation that they’re having mentions something about a ‘sky fish’. If you’ve done the main quest of the Zora area, you will know what they’re talking about immediately, as you go there in the main story before unlocking the final part of that region’s story. If you don’t know where the sky fish is, you can see it on the map below.

Tears Of The Kingdom The Never Ending Lecture Sky Fish

Here’s the location of the sky fish you need to go to complete The Never Ending Lecture side quest. Screenshot by PC Invasion

You end up going to the sky fish during the main story. So if you haven’t done the main story section revolving around the Zora regional phenomena, this could be a good time to do so, as it also removes a small step to getting the Zora Helm and completing The Never Ending Lecture side quest.

Getting the Zora Helm

Getting to the sky fish can be a bit tricky, but if you’ve gotten there once, it should be easy to get back to. Either skydive/glide from a location higher up, such as Wellspring Island, or use the waterfall that leads to it with the Zora Armor’s ability to swim up there.

Tears Of The Kingdom The Never Ending Lecture Stamp

Screenshot by PC Invasion

Once you get there, you need to head to the location of the stamp you can see in the map above. This is where the entrance to the room that you get the Zora Helm in is. If you have completed the Zora story section, you can just glide on in there. If you haven’t, you might need to get rid of the sludge that’s covering it by using water.

Tears Of The Kingdom The Never Ending Lecture Hole Location

Here’s the location of the hole you need to go into to get the Zora Helm to complete The Never Ending Lecture side quest. Screenshot by PC Invasion

After you find your way into the hole, you can continue down the linear path, open the treasure chest, and you will have yourself the Zora Helm, and you’ll complete The Never Ending Lecture side quest.

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