You can find a few via the Device Dispensers in Ga-Ahisas Shrine or the nearby Ganos Shrine (both are just north of Starview Island). So, we'll just cheese with our own Mirror devices. As such, trying to solve it as is would be akin to ordering a migraine and requesting another headache for dessert.
Here's the thing: the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Starview Island puzzle has objects that can only be rotated, not removed or repositioned. Left: Zonai Devices Right: Starview Island/Death Star entrance Rather, the place is just filled with Mirror devices. You'll notice that the Empire won't strike back from inside.
Once you're high enough in the air, fly inside the opening. Wing, Steering Stick, Fans, Batteries, and a Rocket) or a hot air balloon (i.e. Either way, the idea is to use Zonai Devices, like makeshift planes (i.e. Alternatively, there should be a few floating islands and small platforms closer to the Gerudo Highlands Skyview Tower. If you've been to Lightcast Island/Ga-Ahisas Shrine, then you'll probably want to keep going south (there are two other Shrines that you can tag and complete on the way).
It's found in the North Gerudo Sky Archipelago in the western portion of the map. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Starview Island is one of a select few Death Star-like mega-structures in the high heavens (it has counterparts in other regions, too). How to solve the Starview Island puzzle for the Mayasiar Shrine in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Here's our guide to help you complete the Starview Island puzzle for the Mayasiar Shrine Death Star in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. This Death Star-esque structure can be seen in the distance, and you might be wondering what you can find therein. Well, at least when looking at it from the outside. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Starview Island will hold you in awe.
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