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==Mini-Game== | ==Mini-Game== | ||
Once [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] has defeated the evil within [[Snowhead Temple]], the harsh winter lifts, the season turns to spring, and the [[Goron Elder's Son]] also returns to his normal state.{{Ref|MM|2098|Goron Elder}}With the arrival of spring, the Goron Racetrack is open for business, but a large boulder blocks the way. Link gets a [[Powder Keg]] from the [[Goron Powder Keg Shop]] and destroys the boulder. This gives Link access to the Racetrack, where he speaks to the Goron Elder's Son to start the race. | Once [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] has defeated the evil within [[Snowhead Temple]], the harsh winter lifts, the season turns to spring, and the [[Goron Elder's Son]] also returns to his normal state.{{Ref|MM|2098|Goron Elder}}With the arrival of spring, the Goron Racetrack is open for business, but a large boulder blocks the way. Link gets a [[Powder Keg]] from the [[Goron Powder Keg Shop]] and destroys the boulder. This gives Link access to the Racetrack, where he speaks to the Goron Elder's Son to start the race. | ||
The mini-game itself doesn't cost any [[Rupee]]s; it only requires Link to be in [[Goron Link|Goron Form]] and for the region to be in spring. | The mini-game itself doesn't cost any [[Rupee]]s; it only requires Link to be in [[Goron Link|Goron Form]] and for the region to be in spring. | ||
Before the race starts, the Gorons prepare for the race. This race requires Link to use the [[Goron Mask]] to roll at high speeds. While racing, Link can roll into the [[Magic Jar]]s, which fills up his [[Magic Meter]]. Goron Link must also watch out for the many obstacles on the Racetrack including [[Bomb Flower]]s, small trees, and even opposing Gorons. When Link has taken first place, he is rewarded with [[Gold Dust]] from the Goron Elder's Son, as a prize from the [[Goron Elder (Majora's Mask)|Goron Elder]] himself. The Gold Dust can be used to forge the [[Razor Sword]] into the [[Gilded Sword]] at the [[Mountain Smithy]].{{Ref|MM|1861|Zubora}} | Before the race starts, the Gorons prepare for the race. This race requires Link to use the [[Goron Mask]] to roll at high speeds. While racing, Link can roll into the [[Magic Jar]]s, which fills up his [[Magic Meter]]. Goron Link must also watch out for the many obstacles on the Racetrack including [[Bomb Flower]]s, small trees, and even opposing Gorons. When Link has taken first place, he is rewarded with [[Gold Dust]] from the Goron Elder's Son, as a prize from the [[Goron Elder (Majora's Mask)|Goron Elder]] himself. The Gold Dust can be used to forge the [[Razor Sword]] into the [[Gilded Sword]] at the [[Mountain Smithy]].{{Ref|MM|1861|Zubora}} | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Goron Racetrack Start.jpg| | File:Goron Racetrack Start.jpg|Goron Link lining up to the starting position | ||
File:Goron-Racetrack1.jpg| | File:Goron-Racetrack1.jpg|Screenshot of the Racetrack | ||
File:Goron-Racetrack2.jpg| | File:Goron-Racetrack2.jpg|View of the Racetrack bridge | ||
File:Goron Racetrack Finish.jpg| | File:Goron Racetrack Finish.jpg|Goron Link winning the race at the finish | ||
File:Goron-Racetrack-Map.png| | File:Goron-Racetrack-Map.png|Map of the Goron Racetrack | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
{{References}} | {{References}} | ||
{{Listbox|Majora's Mask Locations}} | {{Listbox|Majora's Mask Locations}} | ||
{{Cat|Majora's Mask Locations}} | {{Cat|Majora's Mask Locations}} | ||
Latest revision as of 15:48, October 6, 2023
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Objective | Race around the track and win first place | |
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The Goron Racetrack is a location found in Majora's Mask. It is situated on the Road to Goron Village to the left as Link enters. The Goron Racetrack is a tradition held every spring, and due to the huge boulder that blocks the way, the Gorons are unable to race.[1][2] The huge boulder can only be destroyed with the Powder Keg.[3]
Mini-Game
Once Link has defeated the evil within Snowhead Temple, the harsh winter lifts, the season turns to spring, and the Goron Elder's Son also returns to his normal state.[4]With the arrival of spring, the Goron Racetrack is open for business, but a large boulder blocks the way. Link gets a Powder Keg from the Goron Powder Keg Shop and destroys the boulder. This gives Link access to the Racetrack, where he speaks to the Goron Elder's Son to start the race.
The mini-game itself doesn't cost any Rupees; it only requires Link to be in Goron Form and for the region to be in spring.
Before the race starts, the Gorons prepare for the race. This race requires Link to use the Goron Mask to roll at high speeds. While racing, Link can roll into the Magic Jars, which fills up his Magic Meter. Goron Link must also watch out for the many obstacles on the Racetrack including Bomb Flowers, small trees, and even opposing Gorons. When Link has taken first place, he is rewarded with Gold Dust from the Goron Elder's Son, as a prize from the Goron Elder himself. The Gold Dust can be used to forge the Razor Sword into the Gilded Sword at the Mountain Smithy.[5]
Gallery
Goron Link lining up to the starting position
Screenshot of the Racetrack
View of the Racetrack bridge
Goron Link winning the race at the finish
Map of the Goron Racetrack
References
- ↑ "You're just in time... We're holding the Goron Races in celebration of spring, so go see them!" — Goron, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "What? What?!? You say that gold dust is the prize for winning the Patriarch's Race that's held by the Gorons every spring?", Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "If you can destroy the boulder that blocks the entrance to the Goron Racetrack near here..." — Medigoron, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "My son got better immediately. He went to see the Goron Races that celebrate spring." — Goron Elder, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "To make your sword any stronger, I'll need gold dust, which just so happens to be first prize at the Goron racetrack. If I can just get some gold dust... and this is just between us...I can make you the strongest of swords. The strongest..." — Zubora, Majora's Mask.