UPDATE: We have embedded interactive maps to help you with tracking down all of the different Gleeok locations in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

The The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Gleeok locations are a mix of easy-to-find spots that you’ll stumble on naturally and hidden areas that are exceptionally difficult to reach.

You can always just go around Gleeoks to avoid the hassle – but you’ll miss some of the best fusion and elixir items in the game if you do.

Hyrule has 14 Gleeoks in total, at least that we’ve found so far: three each of frost and thunder varieties, four flame fiends, and four King Gleeoks that are much more difficult to find.

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Tears of the Kingdom Gleeok locations

• Flame Gleeok locations
• Thunder Gleeok locations
• Frost Gleeok locations
• King Gleeok locations
• How to beat Gleeoks
• How to beat King Gleeoks

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Flame Gleeok locations

Bring your Goron armor or some flame-resistant meals along for these fights.

Here's an interactive map of all Flame Gleeok locations in Tears of the Kingdom, with more detail on exactly where to find and how to counter each enemy below.

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This Gleeok is one of the more challenging foes. It guards the bridge’s southern end, and as there’s not much cover to hide behind, you need to be a bit inventive to even get close. Use vehicles – not wooden ones – or springs to get a height advantage, then aim your bow while in midair to activate Link’s special slowdown ability, and fire as many arrows as you can at the Gleeok’s eyes.

Rayne Highlands (Tabantha Frontier)

This one is stomping about in the ancient columns area, just east of Rayne Highlands. If you don’t want to defeat the Gleeok yet, you might want to try and at least sneak by to press the switch there and open a hidden chamber where the Tunic of Awakening is waiting.

Spectacle Rock (Gerudo Desert)

Spectacle Rock is southeast of the desert Skyview Tower, perched on a rock. There’s not much cover, though you can use the rock perch to shelter from the dragon’s flames.

Trilby Valley (Lanayru)

The Trilby Valley Gleeok is a bit difficult to pick a fight with. It’s high above the ground, about even with some of the nearby sky islands. Bring some stamina elixirs – and Turin, if you’ve completed the wind temple – and start from Kadaunar Shrine or Igoshon Shrine, Glide over the valley, fire arrows at the Gleeok’s eyes, and then drop down after it to start the fight properly.

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Thunder Gleeok locations

The Rubber Set is an excellent choice for taking these beasts on.

Here's an interactive map of all Thunder Gleeok locations in Tears of the Kingdom, with more detail on exactly where to find and how to counter each enemy below.

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The Thunder Gleeok replaces the Lynel from Breath of the Wild. This battle is probably one of the easier Gleeok fights, since you can use the Coliseum’s multiple levels and pillars to hide from the Gleeok’s lightning beams.

South Akkala Plain (Akkala)

This Gleeok is lurking on the backside of the Akkala Citadel. There’s not a whole lot of room on this little plateau, but you can at least use parts of the citadel to hide if need be.

Near Martha’s Landing (Faron)

This one is south of Herin Lake and north of the sea, on a little rise to the west of where the road ends.

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Frost Gleeok locations

Take along some freeze- and ice-resistant meals to help survive these tricky beasts.

Here's an interactive map of all Frost Gleeok locations in Tears of the Kingdom, with more detail on exactly where to find and how to counter each enemy below.

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A Frost Gleeok roams the Tabantha tundra in between the glyph and the Hebra stable, near where a Lynel used to be in Breath of the Wild.

Biron Snowshelf (Tabantha Frontier)

This one is just north of the Rospro Pass Skyview Tower. It flies around quite a bit, so you may need to rely on Aerocuda or Keese eyes to hit your mark.

Gerudo Summit (Gerudo Highlands)

Launch yourself out of the Highlands’ Skyview Tower, and angle north.

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King Gleeok locations

There are four King Gleeoks, three of which are in the sky in the distant islands shaped like arenas. You’ll need plenty of Zonai devices – including batteries, ideally – and some charges to keep your energy up. The fourth is in the Depths.

Since the ones in the sky are nowhere near any fast travel point, you may want to plunk down a Travel Medallion to make getting back there easy, in case you need to leave and return later.

Here's an interactive map of all King Gleeok locations in Tears of the Kingdom, with more detail on exactly where to find and how to counter each enemy below.

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The arena is south of Lightcast Island. If you have extra batteries, you should be able to start from Ganos Shrine, use the pre-made fan platform near the Flux Construct boss nearby, and fly up to the island.

Scourge of Gerudo Sky

The Gerudo King Gleeok looks like it’s pretty far away from the Skyview Tower, but with a stamina elixir or two – and Turin’s help – you should be able to reach it with no issue. Some players have even gotten a bit fancy with it and dropped a Wing device from midair, landed on it, and sailed

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