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====Ocarina of Time==== | ====Ocarina of Time==== | ||
The Song of Time shows up first in Ocarina of Time. It is learned after acquiring all three [[Spirital Stone]]. Then [[Link]] can learn the Song of Time from [[Zelda]]. It is used for only two things -- Opening the [[Door of Time]] and moving | The Song of Time shows up first in Ocarina of Time. It is learned after acquiring all three [[Spirital Stone]]s. Then [[Link]] can learn the Song of Time from [[Zelda]]. It is used for only two things -- Opening the [[Door of Time]] and moving Time Blocks. | ||
====Majora's Mask==== | ====Majora's Mask==== | ||
In Majora's Mask, the Song of Time is the first song you learn after retrieving the Ocarina of Time from [[Skull Kid]]. It is used to rewind time back to the [[Dawn of the First Day]]. Also, in Majora's Mask, the [[Song of Double Time]] and the [[Inverted Song of Time.]] The Song of Double Time is used to go ahead in time, and the Inverted Song of Time slows down time. They are not learned formally; the first time [[Link]] plays the notes, he remembers them. The Inverted Song of Time is learned by playing the Song of Time backward, and the Song of Double Time is learned by playing all of the notes in the Song of Time twice; for example, YYLLRR in the DS version. | In Majora's Mask, the Song of Time is the first song you learn after retrieving the Ocarina of Time from [[Skull Kid]]. It is used to rewind time back to the [[Dawn of the First Day]]. Also, in Majora's Mask, the [[Song of Double Time]] and the [[Inverted Song of Time.]] The Song of Double Time is used to go ahead in time, and the Inverted Song of Time slows down time. They are not learned formally; the first time [[Link]] plays the notes, he remembers them. The Inverted Song of Time is learned by playing the Song of Time backward, and the Song of Double Time is learned by playing all of the notes in the Song of Time twice; for example, YYLLRR in the DS version. | ||