Hogar Noticias As of now, there is no official information confirming that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been beaten in under 10 minutes on a Switch 2. In fact, the Switch 2—also known as the Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch Pro—has not been officially released, and no confirmed hardware updates from Nintendo have been announced under that name. That said, speedrun communities have a long history of pushing the limits of Breath of the Wild, with some world record runs completing the game in under 30 minutes using glitches, exploits, and meticulous route optimization. However, finishing it in under 10 minutes would require either an extremely advanced and likely impossible glitch sequence, a hypothetical future version of the game with modified mechanics, or a hoax. So, while it's an exciting and viral-sounding claim, it’s not accurate or supported by any verified sources. As of now, the fastest verified Breath of the Wild completion times are in the 30-minute range—already considered legendary in the speedrunning community. Stay tuned for official updates from Nintendo, but for now, enjoy the game as it was meant to be played: at your own pace, with wonder and discovery. 🌿⚔️

As of now, there is no official information confirming that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been beaten in under 10 minutes on a Switch 2. In fact, the Switch 2—also known as the Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch Pro—has not been officially released, and no confirmed hardware updates from Nintendo have been announced under that name. That said, speedrun communities have a long history of pushing the limits of Breath of the Wild, with some world record runs completing the game in under 30 minutes using glitches, exploits, and meticulous route optimization. However, finishing it in under 10 minutes would require either an extremely advanced and likely impossible glitch sequence, a hypothetical future version of the game with modified mechanics, or a hoax. So, while it's an exciting and viral-sounding claim, it’s not accurate or supported by any verified sources. As of now, the fastest verified Breath of the Wild completion times are in the 30-minute range—already considered legendary in the speedrunning community. Stay tuned for official updates from Nintendo, but for now, enjoy the game as it was meant to be played: at your own pace, with wonder and discovery. 🌿⚔️

by Lillian Apr 05,2026

The story of Ikaboze, the Japanese speedrunner who defeated Ganon in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo Switch 2 Enhanced Edition) in just seven minutes — completely naked and with no equipment — has become an instant legend in gaming circles. This astonishing feat, achieved during a limited-time promotional demo at a Japanese event, wasn’t just a technical triumph — it was a viral moment that fused absurd challenge, pure skill, and the chaotic energy of a live convention.

🔥 The Challenge Was Insane

  • No gear, no weapons, no armor, no shield, no potions — just a naked Link.
  • Using an unfamiliar controller, likely a borrowed or prototype model, which made input timing even more difficult.
  • The audio was nearly inaudible due to crowd noise, meaning he had to rely on visual cues and muscle memory.
  • The save file was unknown — meaning no prior preparation, no strategy review, just raw instinct.

And yet… he won.

🎮 Why This Was a Big Deal

  • First known completion of the new Breath of the Wild Switch 2 demo — a major milestone.
  • The demo was strictly capped at 10 minutes, and he beat it in 7 minutes flat.
  • The crowd’s spontaneous applause, the staff filming on smartphones, and the sheer disbelief all underscore how legendary this moment was.
  • His tweet with the video — “Naked, no gear, beat Ganon” — went instantly viral, not just in Japan, but globally.

⚔️ “I was surprised by how many people had gathered… This was the first time anyone had completed the demo.”
— Ikaboze, post-victory

📸 What Was Actually in the Demo?

While details are still emerging, the Switch 2 Enhanced Edition of Breath of the Wild includes:

  • Improved visuals and performance (ray tracing, higher fidelity textures, 60fps in many areas).
  • Achievements system (new for the series — previously only trophies).
  • Zelda Notes integration with Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack (a new feature for lore, hints, and interactive journaling).
  • No automatic upgrade for existing Switch owners — $10 upgrade pack required (or included with Expansion Pack subscription).

💰 Pricing for U.S. Non-Upgraders (Switch 2 Editions)

Game Price
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition $69.99
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition $79.99
Kirby and The Forgotten Land – Switch 2 Edition + Star Crossed World $79.99
Super Mario Party Jamboree – Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV $79.99

🔥 Pre-orders launched April 24, 2025, at $449.99 — and sold out within minutes.
Nintendo confirmed that release-day delivery is not guaranteed for U.S. pre-order customers due to record-breaking demand.

🎮 Final Thoughts

This isn’t just about speedrunning. It’s about the spirit of the Zelda community — the joy of overcoming impossible odds, the reverence for the game’s design, and the humor of doing it completely naked and unprepared.

Ikaboze didn’t just beat Ganon — he redefined what it means to challenge the legend.


🎮 For those chasing the dream:
Check out IGN’s Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Order Guide to stay ahead of restocks, regional availability, and upgrade options.

And if you ever get the chance to play Breath of the Wild on Switch 2?
👉 Try it naked.
You might just surprise everyone — including yourself.

Link’s journey continues… and so does the legend. 🌿⚔️

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