History Funny / HyruleWarriorsAgeOfCalamity

** Just the fact that Ganon was pretty much doomed ''by his own minions.'' This could've been [[NearVillainVictory Ganon's greatest victory in any timeline,]] '''and it's all undone by the Hyrule equivalent of''' '''[[TheGoomba Goombas.]]'''
** And keep in mind, these Bokoblins are the only ones to recognize who [[MookHorrorShow Link]] is and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere run rather than fight him.]] They are somehow the [[KnowWhenToFoldEm smartest]] ''AND'' [[NiceJobFixingItVillain dumbest]] Bokoblins in Hyrule.

** Just the fact that [[ForWantOfANail Ganon was pretty much doomed]] ''by his own minions.'' This could've been [[NearVillainVictory Ganon's greatest victory in any timeline,]] '''and it's all undone by the Hyrule equivalent of''' '''[[TheGoomba Goombas.]]'''

* When Sooga uses Cryonis, he creates a pillar of ice. For his follow-up, he carves it into a sculpture of Master Kohga, which he then honors briefly. If an enemy smashes the statue, Sooga lets out a BigNo and [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge throws a devastating series of slashes onto the opponent]], revealing their hit point gauge regardless of whether they were attacking or not and reducing it by ''almost half''.

* The entirety of Master Kogha's first appearance. When he first drops his disguise, the title card that appears to identify major characters is clearly as confused as the rest of the cast. It initially reads "Urbosa?" before being replaced by his real name when he identifies himself, complete with the subtitle "Top Banana of the Yiga Clan". When the rest of the Yiga pop in to back him up, he squares up as though he's going to fight...and instead vanishes in a puff of smoke, much to the confusion of everyone involved.

** One of their attacks includes just shoving a relic into the ground and making a Shrine pop out, complete with the jingle. No wonder those things everywhere if they're ''that'' easy to make. Alternatively, every enemy you use it on is just in the unluckiest spot imaginable.

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[[caption-width-right:350:[[CallForward Daruk]] wasn't joking when he said that [[ExtremeOmnivore Link once ate a rock roast and liked it.]]]]

* When Sooga uses Cryonis, he creates a pillar of ice. For his follow-up, he sculpts it into a statue of Master Kohga, which he then honors briefly.

* Fruit for the Princess! is simple enough - you fight through Yiga clan members in the Lost Woods for mighty bananas. What makes it hilarious though is the set-up. The characters you can only use are Link and Impa, and the description states that Zelda suddenly got a craving for a dessert that requires the bananas as an ingredient. Implying that she either ordered them to go get the fruit, or ([[UndyingLoyalty considering who we're talking about]]) Link and Impa recklessly went into dangerous territory of their own accord as soon as she mentioned it.

* After the ceremony to officially name the Champions of Hyrule, Impa and the little Guardian get into an argument. The guardian constantly slaps Impa's hand away while beeping. The focus [[FunnyBackgroundEvent shifts away from them for a while]] before coming back in full force at then, with Impa angrily chasing the guardian around ''Revali'', who is none too pleased to be caught in the middle of all this and he [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere flies off]].

* Hestu's introduction. Zelda, Link, and the Champions are walking through the Lost Woods bantering about the fog (specifically, Revali is complaining about the fog and Daruk is telling him to shut up) while Hestu desperately tries to get their attention by doing increasingly overdramatic and blatantly noticeable things. And yet it takes a ''full minute'' for one of them (Zelda) to even notice him. After Hestu explains the situation, he offers to guide the warriors to Korok Forest in exchange for them beating the crud out of the monsters invading it. Link, Daruk, and Urbosa follow without question while Zelda and Mipha give each other a sort of "what just happened" look and Revali gives a "I can't believe I'm going along with this" shrug.

* The Akkala Buns makes its reappearance as a reward for doing an item quest. Serves as a BrickJoke as well from ''Breath of the Wild'' as in that game you cannot cook it and you immediately consume it after buying, so you're left to guess [[MysteryMeat what it was]]. In this game? You can cook it to finally see what it is made of and guess what, it's literally a [[IAteWhat live frog wrapped in a leaf!]] The icon is even censored like Dubious Food and is described as "crunchy in the outside, soft inside" - a literal ForeignQueasine.

** And keep in mind, these Bokoboblins are the only ones to recognize who [[MookHorrorShow Link]] is and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere run rather than fight him.]] They are somehow the [[KnowWhenToFoldEm smartest]] ''AND'' [[NiceJobFixingItVillain dumbest]] Bokoblins in Hyrule.

** Just the fact that [[ForWantOfANail Ganon was pretty much doomed]] ''by his own minions.'' This could've been [[NearVillainVictory Ganon's greatest victory in any timeline,]] '''and it's all undone by the Hyrule equivalent of''' [[TheGoomba '''Goombas.''']]

** Just the fact that [[ForWantOfANail Ganon was pretty much doomed]] ''by his own minions.''

* The final cutscene of the second DLC "Guardian of Remembrance", Zelda is seen cooking for the knights and at first, she seems to be an excellent chef, throwing in a Hylian Shroom, Raw Meat, and Hyrule Bass into the pot before pouring in a bottle of Fresh Milk. Then she excitingly takes out a Monster Extract Bottle and adds one drop into the mix, turning this lovely meal into a horrific noxious stew. The knights behind her panic, not wanting to eat [[LethalChef her experimental meal]]. The cherry on top of this hilarious scene is Link hesitantly taking a step ''back'' from the pot as well. That's right. Link, [[ExtremeOmnivore the gluttonous eater who is willing to chomp down on hot molten rocks]], [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt doesn't want to try Zelda's cooking]].

* The final cutscene of the second DLC "Guardian of Remembrance", Zelda is seen cooking for the knights and at first, she seems to be an excellent chef, throwing in a Hylian Shroom, Raw Meat, and Hyrule Bass into the pot before pouring in a bottle of Fresh Milk. Then she excitingly takes out a Monster Extract Bottle and adds one drop into the mix, turning this lovely meal into a horrific noxious Monster Stew. The knights behind her panic, not wanting to eat [[LethalChef her experimental meal]]. The cherry on top of this hilarious scene is Link hesitantly taking a step ''back'' from the pot as well. That's right. Link, [[ExtremeOmnivore the gluttonous eater who is willing to chomp down on hot molten rocks]], [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt doesn't want to try Zelda's cooking]].

** What makes this even funnier? If you go back to ‘’Breath of the Wild’’ and use the exact same set of ingredients that Zelda uses here, you get one of two options. Using only the first four creates the Meat and Seafood Fry, which restores six hearts. Using those four plus the Monster Extract will make a dish called Monster Stew…which only restores a quarter of a heart. The fact that it’s even edible at all is nothing short of a miracle!

* The final cutscene of the second DLC "Guardian of Remembrance", Zelda is seen cooking for the knights and at first, she seems to be an excellent chef, throwing in a Hylian Shroom, Raw Meat, and Hylian Bass into the pot before pouring in a bottle of milk. Then she excitingly takes out a Monster Extract Bottle and adds one drop into the mix, turning this lovely meal into a horrific noxious Monster Stew. The knights behind her panic, not wanting to eat [[LethalChef her experimental meal]]. The cherry on top of this hilarious scene is Link hesitantly taking a step ''back'' from the pot as well. That's right. Link, [[ExtremeOmnivore the gluttonous eater who is willing to chomp down on hot molten rocks]], [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt doesn't want to try Zelda's cooking]].