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|image = [[File:Marine Research Lab.jpg]] | |image = [[File:Marine Research Lab.jpg]] | ||
|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' | |game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' | ||
|inhab = [[Professor]]<br>[[Fish]] | |inhab = [[Professor]]<br/>[[Fish]] | ||
|item = [[Majora's Mask Heart Pieces#Heart_Piece_.2333|Heart Piece #33]] | |item = [[Majora's Mask Heart Pieces#Heart_Piece_.2333|Heart Piece #33]] | ||
|related = [[Great Bay Coast]]<br>[[Lakeside Laboratory]] | |related = [[Great Bay Coast]]<br/>[[Lakeside Laboratory]] | ||
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The '''Marine Research Lab''' is a | The '''Marine Research Lab''' is a location featured in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. It is primarily located within the third region of the game, [[Great Bay]] and is situated a little ways off of the [[Great Bay Coast]] shorelines. Its only inhabitant is the [[Professor]], who owns and takes care of the Lab. The lab contains two fish in a small tank, and a special tank that is meant for the [[Zora Egg]]s. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
When Link arrives at [[Great Bay]], he is tasked with finding all the [[ | When [[Link]] arrives at [[Great Bay]], he is tasked with finding all seven of the Zora Eggs by [[Mikau]].{{Ref|MM|2304\2309|Mikau}} The Professor tells Link that the Eggs are due to arrive but are late and that they must be kept in a special tank in order for the Eggs to hatch efficiently.{{Ref|MM|2251\2252|Professor}}{{Ref|MM|2254\2255|Professor}} Link must go to the east of the coast in order to gain access to the [[Pirates' Fortress]], where he is able to find four of the seven missing eggs. The other three are located within the treacherous waters of [[Pinnacle Rock]], but before entry, Link must obtain the [[Seahorse]] from the [[Fisherman (Majora's Mask)|Fisherman]] in order to navigate the murky waters safely. Link must continuously return to the lab, as there are not enough [[Bottle|Empty Bottle]]s available to hold all seven Zora eggs at the same time. Once Link finds all the eggs, the Professor tells Link that they are due to hatch within one to three days. After hatching, the baby Zoras form to make a series of musical notes. Link pulls out his [[Ocarina of Time|Ocarina]] and learns the [[New Wave Bossa Nova]], which allows Link to proceed in his quest.{{Ref|MM|2253|Professor}} | ||
==Heart Piece #33== | ==Heart Piece #33== | ||
Within the confinements of the lab, next to the door, there is an aquarium which contains two orange fish. Link can stand on top of it and drop [[Fish]] in. One of the fish inside eats the smaller fish and thus increases in size. Eventually the fish eats the other orange fish within the tank and spits out a [[Piece of Heart]] for Link to grab, specifically [[Majora's Mask Heart Pieces#Heart_Piece_.2333|Heart Piece #33]]. | |||
Within the confinements of the lab, there is an aquarium | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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*There is a clock on the side of the [[Marine Research Lab]] displaying the same time as the one in [[Clock Town]]. | *There is a clock on the side of the [[Marine Research Lab]] displaying the same time as the one in [[Clock Town]]. | ||
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{{Cat|Majora's Mask Locations}} | {{Cat|Majora's Mask Locations}} | ||
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The Marine Research Lab is a location featured in Majora's Mask. It is primarily located within the third region of the game, Great Bay and is situated a little ways off of the Great Bay Coast shorelines. Its only inhabitant is the Professor, who owns and takes care of the Lab. The lab contains two fish in a small tank, and a special tank that is meant for the Zora Eggs.
Story
When Link arrives at Great Bay, he is tasked with finding all seven of the Zora Eggs by Mikau.[1] The Professor tells Link that the Eggs are due to arrive but are late and that they must be kept in a special tank in order for the Eggs to hatch efficiently.[2][3] Link must go to the east of the coast in order to gain access to the Pirates' Fortress, where he is able to find four of the seven missing eggs. The other three are located within the treacherous waters of Pinnacle Rock, but before entry, Link must obtain the Seahorse from the Fisherman in order to navigate the murky waters safely. Link must continuously return to the lab, as there are not enough Empty Bottles available to hold all seven Zora eggs at the same time. Once Link finds all the eggs, the Professor tells Link that they are due to hatch within one to three days. After hatching, the baby Zoras form to make a series of musical notes. Link pulls out his Ocarina and learns the New Wave Bossa Nova, which allows Link to proceed in his quest.[4]
Heart Piece #33
Within the confinements of the lab, next to the door, there is an aquarium which contains two orange fish. Link can stand on top of it and drop Fish in. One of the fish inside eats the smaller fish and thus increases in size. Eventually the fish eats the other orange fish within the tank and spits out a Piece of Heart for Link to grab, specifically Heart Piece #33.
Trivia
- If Link drops Fish into the tank in the Marine Research Lab that contains the two red fishes, one will grow bigger. Once four fishes have been dropped, the bigger fish will eat the other and spit out a Piece of Heart.
- The Professor has the same model and textures as the Lake Scientist from Ocarina of Time.
- There is a clock on the side of the Marine Research Lab displaying the same time as the one in Clock Town.
References
- ↑ "But that girl, our vocalist... She laid some strange eggs. And she's lost her voice, You can't hear what she says. Somebody, please rescue her eggs before the pirates take their toll. Oh, somebody, somebody, please heal my soul." — Mikau, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "Hmm? What is it, boy? Did you also come to watch the Zora eggs hatch? I'm excited about it, too, but those important eggs haven't arrived yet..." — Professor, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "But if they aren't kept in this aquarium until then...they may die. The reason for this is that the recent abnormal weather has caused the ocean temperature to rise in this region. Zora eggs are very sensitive to changes in the temperature. The only way the eggs can hatch is if they're placed in this aquarium water, which I set aside for them long ago." — Professor, Majora's Mask.
- ↑ "It takes about one to three days from the time Zora eggs are laid for them to hatch." — Professor, Majora's Mask.