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{{Quote|You got the Captain's Hat! Wear it with (C).|In-game | {{Infobox|item | ||
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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' | |||
| location = [[Ikana Graveyard]] | |||
| use = Talking to the [[Stalchild]]ren | |||
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{{Quote|You got the Captain's Hat! Wear it with (C).|In-game description}} | |||
The '''Captain's Hat''' is one of the 24 [[Mask]]s in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. | |||
In [[Ikana Graveyard]], Link finds [[Captain Keeta]] in his dormant state. To awaken him, Link must play the [[Sonata of Awakening]], which causes Captain Keeta to awaken and challenge Link to a battle. After Link completes the challenge, Captain Keeta rewards him with the Captain's Hat. With the Captain's Hat, Link can be mistaken for Captain Keeta by the [[Stalchild]]ren, which allows him to talk to and be respected by them.{{Ref|MM|3576|In-game description}}{{Ref|MM|4040|[[Happy Mask Salesman]]}} | |||
Using this ability, Link is able to command the Stalchildren in Ikana Graveyard to open the graves. This allows him to get the [[Song of Storms#Majora's Mask|Song of Storms]], a [[Piece of Heart]], and an [[Bottle#Majora's Mask|Empty Bottle]] in the N64 version (the Bottle is replaced with another Piece of Heart in the 3DS version). He can also use it to talk to the Stalchildren in the [[Oceanside Spider House]], which allows him to get a Piece of Heart. Since the Song of Storms is required to complete the game, this makes the Captain's Hat one of only three required non-transformation masks, along with the [[Garo Mask]] and [[Gibdo Mask]]. | |||
[[ReDead]]s become non-hostile and dance on the spot if Link is wearing the Captain's Hat, in the same way that the Gibdo Mask and Garo Mask do. | |||
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File:Captains_Hat.png|Model of the Captain's Hat | |||
File:Captains-Hat-Icon.png|Captain's Hat Icon from ''Majora's Mask 3D'' | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:43, September 26, 2023
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"You got the Captain's Hat! Wear it with (C)."
The Captain's Hat is one of the 24 Masks in Majora's Mask.
In Ikana Graveyard, Link finds Captain Keeta in his dormant state. To awaken him, Link must play the Sonata of Awakening, which causes Captain Keeta to awaken and challenge Link to a battle. After Link completes the challenge, Captain Keeta rewards him with the Captain's Hat. With the Captain's Hat, Link can be mistaken for Captain Keeta by the Stalchildren, which allows him to talk to and be respected by them.[1][2] Using this ability, Link is able to command the Stalchildren in Ikana Graveyard to open the graves. This allows him to get the Song of Storms, a Piece of Heart, and an Empty Bottle in the N64 version (the Bottle is replaced with another Piece of Heart in the 3DS version). He can also use it to talk to the Stalchildren in the Oceanside Spider House, which allows him to get a Piece of Heart. Since the Song of Storms is required to complete the game, this makes the Captain's Hat one of only three required non-transformation masks, along with the Garo Mask and Gibdo Mask.
ReDeads become non-hostile and dance on the spot if Link is wearing the Captain's Hat, in the same way that the Gibdo Mask and Garo Mask do.
Gallery
Model of the Captain's Hat
Captain's Hat Icon from Majora's Mask 3D
References
- ↑ "Captain's Hat Wear it with (C) to pose as Captain Keeta." — In-game description, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "That is a splendid thing. It earns the respect and sworn allegiance of legions of soldiers." — Happy Mask Salesman, Majora's Mask.