It seems that some goddess statues from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom are cropping up in various places across Brazil.
Marketing is a complicated beast, as different regions will need to think of different ways to appeal to their target demographics. Most of the time that just involves funny or emotional advertisements, good gameplay trailers, that kind of thing. But it seems that whoever is running things over in Brazil for Nintendo, they're doing something a bit different, as people have been discovering real life versions of the goddess statues you find around Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
People have been sharing the sightings over on the Zelda subreddit, in more than one location. One statue has been found in São Paulo, sitting between some trees in the middle of the road, and the other was found in Max Feffer Park in Suzano. It's an incredibly cute gimmick, as the statues look like completely accurate recreations from their versions in both Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. In the games you visit them to increase your hearts and stamina, though there's no guarantee these statues will do the same.
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