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The most prominent example of Link using music to heal others is in ''Majora's Mask''. The [[Song of Healing]] uses this more than most any other healing device. Throughout the game, Link comes across many distressed characters that are either hurt, troubled, possessed. By using the Song of Healing, Link is able to calm the worries of these characters by "healing" their souls and minds. When Link does this, the problems that these characters have are often transformed into [[Mask|masks]] that he can then use to solve puzzles or progress throughout the rest of the game. | The most prominent example of Link using music to heal others is in ''Majora's Mask''. The [[Song of Healing]] uses this more than most any other healing device. Throughout the game, Link comes across many distressed characters that are either hurt, troubled, possessed. By using the Song of Healing, Link is able to calm the worries of these characters by "healing" their souls and minds. When Link does this, the problems that these characters have are often transformed into [[Mask|masks]] that he can then use to solve puzzles or progress throughout the rest of the game. | ||
Music can also be used to restore power to objects and items. A good example of this is in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. Link, along with [[Medli]] and [[Makar]], have to restore the [[Power to Repel Evil]] to the [[Master Sword]] by Link conducting the two [[Sage|Sages]] as they play on their instruments in the [[Earth Temple|Earth]] and [[Wind Temple|Wind]] temples, respectively. After this ceremony, power is then restored to the Master Sword. | Music can also be used to restore power to objects and items. A good example of this is in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. Link, along with [[Medli]] and [[Makar]], have to restore the [[Power to Repel Evil]] to the [[Master Sword]] by Link conducting the two [[Sage|Sages]] as they play on their instruments in the [[Earth Temple (The Wind Waker)|Earth]] and [[Wind Temple|Wind]] temples, respectively. After this ceremony, power is then restored to the Master Sword. | ||
''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'' is another game where music is required to restore things. This time, music is used to restore [[Spirit Tracks]] through the [[Lokomo Duets]] that Link performs with the [[Lokomo|Lokomos]] while playing on the [[Spirit Flute]]. This not only allows access to new areas in the overworld, but also helps in sealing the [[Maladus|Demon King Maladus]] through the rails and the temples that Link now has access to. | ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]'' is another game where music is required to restore things. This time, music is used to restore [[Spirit Tracks]] through the [[Lokomo Duets]] that Link performs with the [[Lokomo|Lokomos]] while playing on the [[Spirit Flute]]. This not only allows access to new areas in the overworld, but also helps in sealing the [[Maladus|Demon King Maladus]] through the rails and the temples that Link now has access to. | ||