There are 30 Zonai Device Dispensers in this working location list for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: 25 in the Sky, three on the Surface and two in the Depths. Each machine dispenses random capsules from its own device pool, so use the coordinates below to find a dispenser that offers the device you need. Coordinates are X, Y, Z; a discovered dispenser also appears on the Purah Pad map.
Sky dispenser locations and device pools
The 25 Sky entries below follow Zelda Dungeon’s inventory. Coordinates are a locator rather than a guarantee of exact agreement across guides; confirm the map icon and nearby landmark in-game.
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| Location | Coordinates (X, Y, Z) | Available devices |
|---|---|---|
| Bravery Island | 0215, 1982, 0755 | Light; Flame Emitter; Battery; Construct Head |
| Courage Island | -2371, 0782, 0611 | Balloon; Fan; Portable Pot; Time Bomb |
| Dragonhead Island | 1391, -3239, 0417 | Wing; Cart; Fan; Steering Stick |
| Ganos Shrine’s island | -3455, 0394, 1695 | Wing; Frost Emitter; Small Wheel; Mirror |
| Great Sky Island (East) | 0769, -1260, 1579 | Flame Emitter; Wing; Fan; Portable Pot |
| Great Sky Island (South) | 0435, -1686, 1443 | Flame Emitter; Fan; Portable Pot |
| Ijo-o Shrine’s island | -3803, 2767, 0702 | Rocket; Flame Emitter; Portable Pot; Time Bomb |
| Jinodok Shrine’s island | -1213, -1585, 1007 | Time Bomb; Small Wheel; Light; Rocket |
| Jirutagumac Shrine’s island | 2916, 0502, 0951 | Cart; Wing; Fan; Beam Emitter |
| Josiu Shrine’s island | 1778, -1096, 0918 | Cannon; Wing; Spring; Time Bomb |
| Kadaunar Shrine’s island | 1983, 1222, 1251 | Big Wheel; Hydrant; Battery; Fan |
| Kumamayn Shrine’s island | 2852, -2959, 1212 | Steering Stick; Small Wheel; Cannon; Light |
| Lightcast Island | -3612, 1066, 1656 | Mirror; Balloon; Spring; Wing; Hover Stone |
| Mayam Shrine’s island | 0443, 2822, 1820 | Shock Emitter; Light; Steering Stick; Homing Cart |
| Mayanas Shrine’s island | 4675, -1030, 1789 | Frost Emitter; Wing; Battery; Mirror |
| Natak Shrine’s island | 3755, 1543, 1157 | Homing Cart; Stake; Cart; Cannon; Construct Head |
| Rakashog Shrine’s island | -1772, -2019, 1148 | Beam Emitter; Sled; Mirror; Steering Stick; Stake |
| Sky Mine | 4558, 2076, 1155 | Hover Stone; Time Bomb; Homing Cart; Hydrant |
| Starview Island | -3457, -0374, 1943 | Stake; Shock Emitter; Sled; Stabilizer; Frost Emitter |
| Taninoud Shrine’s island | -1705, 3371, 0948 | Wing; Sled; Fan; Cart; Light |
| Thunderhead Isles | 1104, -3332, 0828 | Shock Emitter; Fan; Portable Pot; Battery |
| Ukoojisi Shrine’s island | 1344, -2151, 0585 | Construct Head; Cart; Balloon; Stabilizer; Hydrant |
| Valor Island | 4511, -0806, 1117 | Spring; Hydrant; Beam Emitter; Steering Stick |
| Wellspring Island | 3430, 0637, 1317 | Fan; Hover Stone; Wing; Battery; Stabilizer |
| Zonaite Forge Island | 2321, -1719, 1485 | Homing Cart; Beam Emitter; Flame Emitter; Frost Emitter; Time Bomb |
Surface dispenser locations and device pools
| Location | Coordinates (X, Y, Z) | Available devices |
|---|---|---|
| Digdogg Suspension Bridge | -1620, -1889, 0002 | Stake; Big Wheel; Spring; Portable Pot; Battery |
| Hudson Construction Site | 3808, 1562, 0090 | Fan; Small Wheel; Balloon; Big Wheel; Rocket; Steering Stick |
| Kakariko Village | 1838, -1094, 0155 | Balloon; Fan; Big Wheel; Stabilizer |
Depths dispenser locations and device pools
| Location | Coordinates (X, Y, Z) | Available devices |
|---|---|---|
| Left-Leg Depot | 1058, -2321, -0553 | Wing; Small Wheel; Big Wheel; Rocket; Steering Stick; Construct Head |
| West of Mustis Lightroot (Death Mountain area) | 2191, 2641, -0963 | Big Wheel; Steering Stick; Portable Pot; Battery |
How to use dispensers and check their contents
A dispenser takes Zonai materials, including Zonai Charges and Construct materials, and ejects capsules containing devices selected at random from that machine’s fixed pool. You cannot choose a specific device during a dispense.
Once discovered, the dispenser’s icon is recorded on the Purah Pad map. The map can indicate how many device types the machine offers; its device list becomes identifiable as you obtain at least one of each offered type. Check the icon before spending charges, then use the tables above to find another machine if the device you want is not in that pool.
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Reported capsule yields from Zonai Charges
Nintendo Life reports the following yields for ordinary and Large Zonai Charges. These are guide-reported figures, not an independent in-game test.
| Charges inserted | Capsules from ordinary Zonai Charges | Capsules from Large Zonai Charges |
|---|---|---|
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| 2 | 3 | 22 |
| 3 | 5 | 34 |
| 4 | 8 | 47 |
| 5 | 12 | 60 |
Why dispenser counts and coordinates may differ between guides
This inventory uses Zelda Dungeon’s 30-machine list: 25 Sky, three Surface and two Depths dispensers. Other guides do not fully agree. PowerPyx’s May 2023 page labels entries #27 and #28 as currently missing, while comments point to a South Lanayru location and an island above Rist Peninsula. AELGames gives both 29 and 30 as its total in different passages and lists some coordinates differently.
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Coordinate differences are often only a few units, but several entries—including Kakariko Village, Hudson Construction Site, Great Sky Island and the Depths locations—vary between Zelda Dungeon and AELGames. Use the listed values to navigate, then verify against the in-game map icon and local landmarks.
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