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< | <section begin=infobox />{{Infobox|game | ||
| name = ''Majora's Mask'' | | name = ''Majora's Mask'' | ||
| logo = [[File:Majora's Mask Title.png]] | | logo = [[File:Majora's Mask Title.png]] | ||
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| release [[Nintendo Switch]]:<br/>NS Online + Expansion Pack = | |||
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| developer = [[Nintendo EAD]] | | developer = [[Nintendo EAD]] | ||
| publisher = | | publisher = | ||
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[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/majoras-mask-walkthrough/ Text Walkthrough] | [https://www.zeldadungeon.net/majoras-mask-walkthrough/ Text Walkthrough] | ||
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE6BC6DF68B532E0C Video Walkthrough] | [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE6BC6DF68B532E0C Video Walkthrough] | ||
| guides = | | guides = | ||
'''Side Quest''' | '''Side Quest''' | ||
[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/ | [https://www.zeldadungeon.net/majoras-mask-walkthrough/anju-kafei-quest/ Anju & Kafei] | ||
[ | [[Bombers' Notebook]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Skulltula Houses|Skulltula Houses]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Stray Fairies|Stray Fairies]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Sword Quests|Sword Quests]] | ||
----'''Guides''' | ----'''Guides''' | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Heart Pieces|Heart Pieces]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Bosses|Bosses]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Enemies|Enemies]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Items|Items]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Masks|Masks]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Bottles|Bottles]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Songs|Songs]] | ||
[ | [[Keaton Quiz]] | ||
[ | [[Title Deed]]s | ||
----'''Info''' | ----'''Info''' | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Characters|Characters]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Codes|Codes]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Frequently Asked Questions|FAQs]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Gossip Stones|Gossip Stones]] | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Story|Story]] | ||
[ | |||
| gallery = | | gallery = | ||
[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/gallery/index.php?cat=13 Image Gallery] | [https://www.zeldadungeon.net/gallery/index.php?cat=13 Image Gallery] | ||
| music = | | music = | ||
[ | [[Majora's Mask Midis|Midis]] | ||
}}<section end=infobox /> | |||
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{{ZD|[ | {{ZD|[https://www.zeldadungeon.net/majoras-mask-walkthrough/ ''Majora's Mask'' Walkthrough]}} | ||
'''''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask''''' (''{{Tt|Zeruda no Densetsu: Mujura no Kamen|ゼルダの伝説 ムジュラの仮面}}'') is the sixth game in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], and the direct sequel to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. It was released in April of [[2000]] in Japan, October of the same year in North America, and November of the same year in Europe. The game is graphically very similar to ''Ocarina of Time'', including character and enemy models. | '''''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask''''' (''{{Tt|Zeruda no Densetsu: Mujura no Kamen|ゼルダの伝説 ムジュラの仮面}}'') is the sixth game in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]], and the direct sequel to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. It was released in April of [[2000]] in Japan, October of the same year in North America, and November of the same year in Europe. The game is graphically very similar to ''Ocarina of Time'', including character and enemy models. | ||
In a Nintendo Direct presentation on November 5th, [[2014]], a remake of ''Majora's Mask'' was announced for the [[Nintendo 3DS]], called ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D|Majora's Mask 3D]]''. This remake features enhanced graphics, and was released on February 13, 2015. | In a [[Nintendo Direct]] presentation on November 5th, [[2014]], a remake of ''Majora's Mask'' was announced for the [[Nintendo 3DS]], called ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D|Majora's Mask 3D]]''. This remake features enhanced graphics, and was released on February 13, 2015. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
The game starts with [[Link]], now the Hero of Time from ''Ocarina of Time'', looking for [[Navi]] in the [[Lost Woods]]. Two fairies, [[Tatl]] and [[Tael]], startle [[Epona]] and Link is knocked out after falling off. A [[Skull Kid]] wearing a mysterious mask appears and steals Epona and the [[Ocarina of Time]] then rides into the woods. Link then follows Skull Kid into a mysterious tree. | The game starts with [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]], now the Hero of Time from ''Ocarina of Time'', looking for [[Navi]] in the [[Lost Woods]]. Two fairies, [[Tatl]] and [[Tael]], startle [[Epona]] and Link is knocked out after falling off. A [[Skull Kid]] wearing a mysterious mask appears and steals Epona and the [[Ocarina of Time]] then rides into the woods. Link then follows Skull Kid into a mysterious tree. | ||
Link rushes into the tree only to find out that there was a pit, which he fell into. He then lands in a dark room, lit up only by torches and an eerie light emitted by the ceiling. | Link rushes into the tree only to find out that there was a pit, which he fell into. He then lands in a dark room, lit up only by torches and an eerie light emitted by the ceiling. | ||
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==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
{{Galbox|Majora's Mask | {{Galbox|Majora's Mask Characters}} | ||
==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
{{ | {{Galbox|Majora's Mask Enemies}} | ||
==Bosses and Mini-Bosses== | ==Bosses and Mini-Bosses== | ||
{{Galbox|Majora's Mask | {{Galbox|Majora's Mask Bosses}} | ||
==Items== | ==Items== | ||
In ''Majora's Mask'' there are some items that previously Link could only use as an Adult in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', but he can now use as a child in ''Majora's Mask''. | In ''Majora's Mask'' there are some items that previously Link could only use as an Adult in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', but he can now use as a child in ''Majora's Mask''. | ||
{{Galbox|Majora's Mask Items}} | |||
{{ | |||
==Masks== | ==Masks== | ||
[[Link]] will come across many masks on his journey, most of which are not necessary to complete the game. There are four transformation masks. The first one Link will receive is the [[Deku Mask]] of which he was cursed into by Skull Kid. The second transformation mask is received by playing the [[Song of Healing]] for the Spirit of [[Darmani]] (Hero of the Gorons), who begs Link to heal his soul. Once played, he will receive the [[Goron Mask]]. The third transformation mask is obtained after Link pushes a [[Zora]] by the name of [[Mikau]] (Guitarist for a Zora band called "The Indigo-Go's") to shore, and playing the Song of Healing to capture the spirit of [[Mikau]] into the [[Zora Mask]] which will allow Link to appear to be [[Mikau]]. The fourth and final transformation mask is not necessary to complete the game but dramatically makes [[Majora]], the final boss, a breeze. To achieve this mask Link must have all 20 normal masks and give them to the kids on the [[Moon]] to play a game. Once all of Link's masks are gone the kid wearing Majora's Mask will feel sorry for Link and give him the powerful [[Fierce Deity's Mask]]. | [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] will come across many masks on his journey, most of which are not necessary to complete the game. There are four transformation masks. The first one Link will receive is the [[Deku Mask]] of which he was cursed into by Skull Kid. The second transformation mask is received by playing the [[Song of Healing]] for the Spirit of [[Darmani]] (Hero of the Gorons), who begs Link to heal his soul. Once played, he will receive the [[Goron Mask]]. The third transformation mask is obtained after Link pushes a [[Zora]] by the name of [[Mikau]] (Guitarist for a Zora band called "The Indigo-Go's") to shore, and playing the Song of Healing to capture the spirit of [[Mikau]] into the [[Zora Mask]] which will allow Link to appear to be [[Mikau]]. The fourth and final transformation mask is not necessary to complete the game but dramatically makes [[Majora]], the final boss, a breeze. To achieve this mask Link must have all 20 normal masks and give them to the kids on the [[Moon]] to play a game. Once all of Link's masks are gone the kid wearing Majora's Mask will feel sorry for Link and give him the powerful [[Fierce Deity's Mask]]. | ||
{{:Category:Majora's Mask Masks}} | {{:Category:Majora's Mask Masks}} | ||
==Dungeons== | ==Dungeons== | ||
{{ | {{Galbox|Majora's Mask Dungeons}} | ||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
There are 5 main areas in the world of Termina, where the game takes place, with subareas and dungeons in each. Termina is set up like a compass. The center is Clock Town, the Terminian town with Clock Tower in its center, that has things a normal village would have. There are shops, banks, houses, and an inn. In a ring around Clock Town is [[Termina Field]] which reflects the area it is near. | There are 5 main areas in the world of Termina, where the game takes place, with subareas and dungeons in each. Termina is set up like a compass. The center is Clock Town, the Terminian town with Clock Tower in its center, that has things a normal village would have. There are shops, banks, houses, and an inn. In a ring around Clock Town is [[Termina Field]] which reflects the area it is near. | ||
In the south is Southern Swamp. It is a marsh with boat tours, potion shops, and the Deku Palace, home of the [[Deku Scrub]] race. Also in the south, next to the swamp, is [[Milk Road]]. It has the [[Gorman Track]] (a horse racing track) and [[Romani Ranch]] which has a farm for cows, a chicken coop, and a dog racetrack. In the north is [[Snowhead]], a snowy mountain, that holds Termina's smithy. It also is home to the [[Goron]] race. There is a Goron racetrack as well. In the west is the [[Great Bay]], which holds the [[Pirates' Fortress]], home to the female [[Gerudo]]s. There is also the [[Zora Hall]], home of the [[Zora]] race, a [[Fisherman's Hut]], and the [[Marine Research Lab]]. In the east is [[Ikana Canyon]], home of the [[Ikana]] skeletons, and has the [[Ancient Castle of Ikana]]. | In the south is Southern Swamp. It is a marsh with boat tours, potion shops, and the Deku Palace, home of the [[Deku Scrub]] race. Also in the south, next to the swamp, is [[Milk Road]]. It has the [[Gorman Track]] (a horse racing track) and [[Romani Ranch]] which has a farm for cows, a chicken coop, and a dog racetrack. In the north is [[Snowhead]], a snowy mountain, that holds Termina's smithy. It also is home to the [[Goron]] race. There is a Goron racetrack as well. In the west is the [[Great Bay]], which holds the [[Pirates' Fortress]], home to the female [[Gerudo]]s. There is also the [[Zora Hall]], home of the [[Zora]] race, a [[Fisherman's Hut]], and the [[Marine Research Lab]]. In the east is [[Ikana Canyon]], home of the [[Ikana]] skeletons, and has the [[Ancient Castle of Ikana]]. | ||
{{Galbox|Majora's Mask Locations}} | |||
==Other media== | ==Other media== | ||
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*A common fan theory is that Link is actually dead throughout the whole game. Of course, this is based on certain details in the game, such as the fact that Link falls super far down at the beginning of the game. He could have died at this point and the rest of the game is Link struggling to accept his death. Other details that support this theory are: The [[Elegy of Emptiness]], a song Link plays to create statues of himself - they do resemble funeral memorials somewhat. There is also the fact that in every section of the game there is death: [[Darmani]] the ghost, [[Pamela]]'s father being transformed into a [[Gibdo]], the [[Deku Princess]] being captured, etc. | *A common fan theory is that Link is actually dead throughout the whole game. Of course, this is based on certain details in the game, such as the fact that Link falls super far down at the beginning of the game. He could have died at this point and the rest of the game is Link struggling to accept his death. Other details that support this theory are: The [[Elegy of Emptiness]], a song Link plays to create statues of himself - they do resemble funeral memorials somewhat. There is also the fact that in every section of the game there is death: [[Darmani]] the ghost, [[Pamela]]'s father being transformed into a [[Gibdo]], the [[Deku Princess]] being captured, etc. | ||
*Another theory is that Link represents the [[Deku Butler]]'s son in his [[Deku Scrub]] form. This is supported by how [[Zora Mask]] and [[Goron Mask]] both turn you into a deceased character. It is also supported by the Deku Butler, after giving [[Link]] the [[Mask of Scents]], says that Link 'reminds him of his son'. Finally, in the ending credits, the Deku Butler is seen kneeling near the statue the player sees in the beginning, suggesting that this could be his dead or forever-immobilized son. | *Another theory is that Link represents the [[Deku Butler]]'s son in his [[Deku Scrub]] form. This is supported by how [[Zora Mask]] and [[Goron Mask]] both turn you into a deceased character. It is also supported by the Deku Butler, after giving [[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] the [[Mask of Scents]], says that Link 'reminds him of his son'. Finally, in the ending credits, the Deku Butler is seen kneeling near the statue the player sees in the beginning, suggesting that this could be his dead or forever-immobilized son. | ||
== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{main|Gallery:Majora's Mask}} | |||
{{see also|Gallery:Majora's Mask Bosses|Gallery:Majora's Mask Characters}} | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Clocktown.png|[[Clock Town]] | |||
File:Link-Epona-Characters.png|[[Link (Ocarina of Time)#Majora's Mask|Link]] riding [[Epona]] with many characters in the background | |||
File:Link-Transformations.png|Link with [[Goron Link]], [[Deku Link]], and [[Zora Link]]. | |||
File:Link-RazorSword-MM64-Art.png|Link | |||
File:Deku-Link-MM64-Art.png|[[Deku Link]] | |||
File:GoronLink.png|[[Goron Link]] | |||
File:Zora-Link-MM64-Art.png|[[Zora Link]] | |||
File:Mask Salesman Concept Art.png|[[Happy Mask Salesman]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
===Screenshots=== | |||
{{main|:Category:Majora's Mask (N64) Screenshot Files}} | |||
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