Zora Hall: Difference between revisions

| image     = [[File:Zora_Hall.png|400px]]

| game     = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''

| inhab     = [[Tijo]]<br>[[Japas]]<br>[[Evan]]<br>[[Lulu]]  

| pointsint = [[Zora Cape]]  

| related  = [[Great Bay Coast]]  

 

'''Zora Hall''' is a location within ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. It is home to the [[Zora]] race and is located in [[Great Bay]] region to the western section of [[Termina]]. It lies to the west of [[Great Bay Coast]] shoreline situated around water. The hall is only accessed by navigating underwater in which the entrance is blocked by a [[Like Like]].{{Ref|MM|2750|Sign}} The location itself is mainly home to a concert hall where the band, the [[Indigo-Go's]] live and practice their melody.

Located in the center of the hall is a concert stage where the band performs. [[Mikau]], [[Tijo]], [[Japas]], [[Lulu]] and [[Evan]] each have their own rooms in Zora Hall. Zora Hall also contains a [[Zora Shop]] where arrows, the [[Hero's Shield]] and [[Red Potion]] are sold. Once outside, Link can find the [[Zora Cape]], a location that can be warped to. The rooms of band members may only be accessed if Link wears the Zora Mask, disguising himself as deceased Indigo-Go member Mikau.{{Ref|MM|2797|Zora}} The hall is a circular shape that houses a few Zoras, but the fact that this location is underwater makes it inaccessible to other races and solitary.

Link is only able to access this are once he has acquired the Zora Mask from the fallen [[Mikau]]. However it is soon clear that the Zoras are uneasy about the goings on within the region and the problems with the band, that is currently due to perform at the [[Carnival of Time]].{{Ref|MM|2722\2623\2624|Japas}}{{Ref|MM|2628\2638|Japas}}{{Ref|MM|2713|Evan}} Link must retrieve the seven missing [[Zora Egg]]s that where stolen by the [[Gerudo Pirate]]s.{{Ref|MM|2714|Evan}} Once retrieved, Link must return them to the [[Marine Research Lab]], where the young Zoras form into a series of a musical notes. These notes form a song that the young hero can learn, called the [[New Wave Bossa Nova]]. Once Link returns to [[Lulu]] and plays the song she remembers that this was the song her mother used to play for her when she was young.{{Ref|MM|2365\2366\2367|Lulu}} This in turn revives Lulu's voice meaning that Link and Indigo-Go's can rehearse before the carnival.{{Ref|MM|2371\2372|Lulu}}